Atlantic News-Telegraph editorial defense stance
Editorial echoes President Coolidge urging adequate defense and national unity. It rails against entangling alliances and disarmament while defending the United States stance of peace, preparedness, and nonaggression, urging readers to support strong defenses without seeking conquest. The piece emphasizes living at peace and protecting national interests.
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Coolidge
An Interesting Career of Meeker the Pioneer Historian
A long obituary sketches Fara Meeker born December 20 1830 as a frontier scout and author who witnessed and chronicled American westward expansion. It notes his travels on the Oregon Trail in 1846 and 1852, his hop growing near Tacoma, and his works including Pioneer Reminiscences of Puget Sound and Seventy Years of Proy in Washington. He lived to nearly 99, kept alert to progress, and was praised as a living link to the covered wagon era and early American history.
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Pacific Northwest
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Jim Bridger
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Worthy of Thought President Coolidge warns on defense
President Coolidge addressed Congress on Tuesday urging adequate national defense. He stressed the United States must strengthen its military posture and emphasized the nation’s responsibility to maintain security and peace.
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Coolidge
Congress
United States
The Fickleness of Fame and Gov Smith’s Fall From Front Page
A reflective note on Gov Alfred E Smith leaving Mississippi after election for Albany duties. The piece argues fame in a political campaign is brief. once the election ends, Smith returns to private life and loses front page interest despite remaining the New York governor until January. The column contrasts enduring status with fleeting publicity.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Mississippi
Albany
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Smith
Houston
Preney
Val
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Statehouse
Gorgana
New York State
Automobile Exports Reach New Monthly High
The department of commerce reports October automotive exports from the United States totaled 850,737,063 dollars, up 72 percent from October last year and 49 percent from September this year. Exports first exceed 50 million dollars in one month, signaling rapid growth in the industry and its global impact as nations worldwide motorize.
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America
Department of Commerce
United States
Language Lesson Corrections From Public Ledger
Correct English exercises and anecdotes from a Public Ledger page discuss singulars plurals and usage. It covers magi larvae tableau madame dames forms, revised phrasings for plow and ready, and quotes about job seeking and drinking, with historical tone and teaching notes.
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Public Ledger
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Fragmented OCR text yields a brief note with unclear names and items. Readable bits mention names or initials and scattered phrases, but no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item.
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Man's Way misread dialog shows Mrs Roo praising husband
Fragmentary quote presents Mrs Roo describing her husband as a good provider who brings home flour and cider and is generous with money. The garbled text suggests a domestic vignette with emphasis on his lavish generosity and reliable provision.
Fragmented verse hints at marriage and quarrel in 1928 motif
A stylized marriage reminiscence contrasts financial calm with domestic strains. The speaker recalls vows and a ring while noting her partner Richard's distractions, coffee, cars, and vanity. The piece blends humor and tension as男女 roles blur in aging sentiment.
Did You Ever Stop to Think by Edson R Waite
Edson R Waite urges readers in Shawnee Oklahoma to avoid pessimism about their town and state. He argues every community has disadvantages but strong faith and optimism drive progress, noting no place improves without belief and effort.
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Richard
George Matthew Arfams Service
Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
New Barges and Tow Boats Planned for Upper Mississippi
Burlington reports plans to add sixty barges and four or five tow boats to service on the upper Mississippi next spring. John Blaul, returning from the Mississippi Valley Association meeting in St. Louis, notes the outlook hinges on faith and enthusiasm for community prosperity at state and national levels.
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Upper Mississippi
John Blaul
Mississippi Valley Ageristion
St. Louis
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