Advertising Rates And Subscriptions Information
The notice outlines subscription rates for the News Telegraph with mail and carrier options, plus foreign and domestic pricing. It mentions advertising arrangements and telephones for home delivery adjustments, then shifts to a political-legal opinion on alcohol classifications and Volstead act implications, arguing against non intoxicating beer and wine. The piece criticizes potential congressional changes and warns of hypocrisy if such shifts occur.
Fifty Nine Varieties Aim to Legalize Beer and Light Wines
Pittsburgh pickle man Heinz notes fifty nine bills proposed to modify the Volstead enforcement act to declare beer and light wines not intoxicating. Prohibition amendment remains in force. repeal requires three fourths of states. Wet advocates seek home use and sale under liberalized limits, not repeal.
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Congress
America
Judiciary Committee
House
Heinz
Pittsburgh
President Coolidge Wins Pennsylvania Victory At Delegation
President Coolidge carries Pennsylvania by 79 000 votes and Governor Pinchot loses the bid to head the state delegation for the national convention, a historic defeat. The landslide for Coolidge over Johnson in New Jersey signals continued GOP still in control and weak radical contention within the party.
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Conlidge
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Keystone
Coolidge
Johnson
New Jersey
Sanity in National Preparedness through Training Camps
The text argues for a citizen army trained in soldiery as the sanest preparedness for the country. It asserts training builds self reliance, health, and manliness, and that compulsory training would be ideal, while voluntary camps this summer should be popular and widely supported to sustain institutions and security.
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America
Thaw Verdict Declares Harry Thaw Sane
The jury has ruled Harry K. Thaw sane in his trial. The verdict follows testimony suggesting Thaw may exhibit disturbing tendencies and past acts, including an alleged gun incident years ago and other reported disturbing behaviors.
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Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Tthe Guniphay
Washington Letter on Coolidge at Opening Day and Blooms
Hunt's Washington Letter notes President Coolidge tossing the first ball at Washington hall park with reluctance and a grimace. The piece compares his mood to political campaigning, mentions delegates and Cleveland, and ends with AMTS WILLIAMS of Savannah reporting that a first colored woman will debut in the national convention Georgia delegation.
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D. C
Cal Coolidge
Washington Hall Park
Coolidge
Dirst
Washington
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Caesar
Cal
Hougil Conlin
Cleveland
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Dartlithe
Coolidere
Amts Williams
Savinnah
Vareenlinn
Georgia
Quote on Horatio and Slamlet’s conduct and respect
The speaker recalls a line about there being more in heaven and earth than philosophy notes. It argues that public respect hinges on behavior, not wealth, and that only proper conduct can win goodwill from countrymen.
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Slamlet
Horatio
Heaven
Earth
Fragmented World News Snippets Echo 1920s Tone
A string of clipped items paints a dizzy panorama from President Coolidge’s baseball pass to Greece becoming a republic and Japan not the United States. Headlines warn of a girl’s scream, dry Republican conventions, rescue near Ware Massachusetts, and Denmark harbor strikes amid jokes about etiquet and reparation revenues.
Silence and Rumor Cloud a Dorking Chicken Theft
A widowed dame faces accusations of stolen Dorking chickens amid probing inquiries. The narrator remains silent while weather talk and defense claims fill the scene as probes seek the accused, with public doubt casting a guilty air over the proceedings.
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Probine
Inference of Guilt Amid Weather Talk and Hens
An uneasy speaker defends innocence while satire and weather talk mask a deeper truth. He rejects harsh language, suggests a staged confession awaits exposure, and notes surrounding jeers from the public. The piece evokes a Whitmanesque drama as the truth is yet to rise.
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Treth
Prohesmith Hou
George Matthew Adams
McCray Accused of Using State Deposits for Loans
Indiana governor Warren McCray stands trial on charges of using the mails to defraud. Government witnesses testified that deposits of state funds were lent to McCray by banks including Evansville's North Side Bank, which loaned him 210000 on his personal note in 1923 in exchange for state deposits amounting to 10000 with a promised 10000 more that failed to materialize.
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Inihanapolis
U. PB
Warren ‘I. McCray
Indiana
McCray
C. AL Ayres
Northside
Evansville
Breeding Superstitions Shape Early Asian Shepherd Traditions
The saime superstitiona on which the shepherds of Asia based their trade practices centuries ago still influence breeding. Despite ancient sound principles that favored selecting the best stock, such rational methods are largely neglected today.
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Asia
Bearin and Pearlig Puns Dominate Curious Rhyme Play
A playful, pun filled note explores the phrases bearin eye bear and pearlig as a lighthearted look at language. The piece riffs on common expressions, inviting readers to enjoy wordplay and linguistic twists.
Leprosy’s Path Traced From Africa to Europe and Americas
In a London Quarterly Review essay, the spread of leprosy is traced from origins in Africa to Meningt Africa, then to Europe with army movements, and onward to the Americas. The writer discusses the contagion and historical transmission through populations, noting the involvement of slave trade networks.
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Africa
Asti
Europe
Americas
London
Treview
Old Pear Tree Bores Fruit at Davenport Mass
A pear tree brought from Bay by Governor John Endicott of the Massachusetts Bay colony in 160 is bearing fruit where it was planted at Davenport Massachusetts.
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Bay
John Endicott
Michusetts Bay Colony
Davenport
Mass
Huge Topaz Sent From Brazil to Field Museum
A massive topaz weighing about 160 pounds and measuring 10 by 11 inches has been shipped to the Field Museum in Chicago by a gem hunter from Brazil. The specimen is described as a rare treasure awaiting display.
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Field Museum
Chicagu
Brazil
Ainsworth declares for public economy in Iowa race
In Des Moines on April 23 Col. L. W. Ainsworth Republican candidate for state treasurer issued a public announcement. He argues for stricter public budgeting and greater efficiency in handling funds. He says money has been spent loosely and carelessly in years past and promises careful consideration of public bills.
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Des Moines
U. P
L. W. Ainsworth
Iowa
Col. Ainsworth
Séc
Secretary of the Iowa Senate Held Long Senate Tenure
The article notes the secretary of the Iowa senate has served this position for multiple legislative sessions, detailing a long tenure and stable leadership within the chamber.
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Iowa Senate
First Fog Signals Mark U S Radio Progress
A brief note on the first fog signals in the United States linking their use to accurate bearings at a distance. It mentions occasional gun salvos as the initial fog signaling method and hints at a telegraphic news advertisement style.
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Congress
United States
Jupan
U. S
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