Hardinge and Livingston Sugar Wedding Fails in Atlantic Case
A court case details a failed marriage plan involving 61 year old Hardinge and 29 year old Livingston. Testimony reveals intimate scenes and disputed affection, with the groom choosing not to marry despite promised wealth. The piece criticizes public obsession with the sensational dispute.
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Hardinge
Wan
West Indies
Ann
Mise
Livingston
Haardinger
It's Near Beer Stirring Wisconsin Case
A local-minded piece describes John B. Hamfiend a former police chief from Los Manies mounting a legal challenge against a Wisconsin brewery over near beer shipments to Des Moines Iowa. The column argues prohibition era rules may misinterpret near beer noting its artificial brew differs from traditional malt beverages and defends consumer choice while warning against overregulation.
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John B. Hamfiend
Los Manies
America
Wisconsin
Tits Moines
Towa
Lehat
Iowa
Audi
Resor
Friends of
Prohibition
Iuch Ag Hammond
Hammond
Paul Hariig
Rotary
Paul
Monument to Hoover as Government Wing Rises in Capital
An elaborate new wing for the Department of Commerce rises near Washington, touted as modernizing and expanding government business activities. The piece credits Herbert Hoover with leadership and praises the department as central to American economic policy and foreign trade growth.
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Washington
Department
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Departa of
Commercn
Livingston vs Hardinge suit over marriage plan in Chicago
Miss Livingston sues Franke and Hardinge Manufacturing for 250000 dollars over a broken engagement. The case centers on the alleged promise of marriage and financial claims tied to the failed match in Chicago. The parties include Ann Livingston and financier or firm Hardinge, with the action filed against the manufacturer.
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Haing
Chicago
Annn Livingston
Florida State Pulse: Tax Policy and Resilience Rise
The article surveys Florida's political stance and economic resilience after a boom collapse. It notes the state’s move to amend its constitution to allow a federal inheritance tax, its hurricanes and frosts, the Mediterranean fruit fly threat, and Florida’s praise for Republican federal policy while urging vigilance and continued federal aid.
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Florida
Senate
Hoover
Leviathan to Link U S with Radiophone at Sea
Federal radio commission approves a land to ship radiophone service linking 9 and the United States with the Leviathan. AT&T to operate from Deal New Jersey using multiple kilocycle channels and a 500 watt transmitter. service expected within six months aboard the vessel and on shore stations.
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Land 9
United States
Leviathan
High Seas
Federal Radial Commission
American Telephone and Télegraph Company
Deal
N. J
Cai
New York
Midocean
Ut Till
Southampton
United States Lines
Eer
American Merchant Lines
United States Shipping Board
Www
Chapman, Inc
Mobile Lynds
WSEN
Commission
Savijathan
Radio Corporation of America
Radiomarine Corporation of America
Radio Commission
Bell
Siea
Look Listen and Live safety pamphlet at railroad crossings
The Chicago Great Western employers safety committee issued a Look Listen and Live pamphlet to save lives at crossings. In 1928 about 2,668 people were killed and 6,607 injured nationwide on railroads, averaging seven killed and eighteen injured per day at crossings, with fatalities from other causes far higher.
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Marshalltown
Cross Crossings Cautiously A Safety Message From Roads
A compilation of motor and railroad crossing accident data shows 2,508 deaths and 667 injuries at grade crossings in 1928 nationwide, with 18 percent of railroad crossing fatalities caused by car drivers. The piece urges vigilance with trains and echoes the slogan Look Listen and Live. It also includes editorials from several Iowa newspapers weighing auto crash risks against wartime losses and farm land investment prospects.
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Inga
Highway Commissions
Supreme Court of the Unted States
Fragmented note on friendship in agrarian regions
A clipped historical fragment discusses friendship's value in rural agricultural life. It contrasts true friendship with false appearances, noting faithful spouses and friends endure both success and adversity, while vanity and counterfeit relations fade.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Queen Elizabeth
A humorous take on Queen Elizabeth I, contrasting past pained existence with modern medical help. The narrator riffs on her frail health, teeth, and trials, noting she ruled with authority yet faced many torments, while later ages could summon science to aid suffering.
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Bess
Ned
George Matthew Adams
Did You Ever Stop To Think Commentary
A fragmented unsigned column by Edson R. Waite from Shawnee Oklahoma criticizes local businessmen for taking personal pleasure in customers’ appreciation. The piece laments an attitude that supposedly dominates their behavior and hints at broader social effects.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Okts
Vintage Kitchen Desserts and Shorthand Method
A 1924 Western Newspapers Union piece outlines dessert making with fruit and custard basics, including a mousse style treat and a marshmallow sauce. It mixes garbled text with recipe steps for a banana pudding and related dishes, noting prep details like beating yolks, folding in flavors, and serving with fruit garnish.
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Langy Creng
Gericton
Wealern Newspapes Union
Indispensable progress as merchants push city development
A fragmented column praises merchants advancing the city’s growth through advertising and service. It mentions an Alabama judge striking down a statute, a mining engineer becoming president, and Woolworth’s diamond value, portraying ambition, commerce, and national impact in a candid, period voice.
The Law Abraham Lincoln Said On The Law
A clipped excerpt urges reverence for laws as a political religion. It calls for educating all ages from childhood to college and for laws to be taught in schools churches and legislatures and enforced in courts. It emphasizes national unity and duty to uphold liberty.
Local shoppers back home city in steady march of commerce
Patrons invest in their city as businesses show resilience in the home market. Citizens support local stores amid ongoing commercial and social activity shaping the urban life.
Correct English A Daily Quiz Pronunciations and Grammar Errors
Quiz discusses two pronunciations of kimono and corrects sentences such as 1 dap know as Jim will fly today. It asks for the singular of insig ing and identifies errors like almost never go to church. It notes subject verb agreement rules with examples and cites a copyright by Hablic Ledger.
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Jim
Neithey
Teltr
Hablic Ledger
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