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Selling Cooperative Marketing to the Farmers
A long editorial advocates cooperative marketing to stabilize farm prices and strengthen farming. It argues farmers, diverse in nationality and view, must unite across beliefs to push remedial legislation and that cooperation is essential though difficult. It underscores marketing as the core of farming and the need for farmers to retain product control.
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Methodist Conference Guests Return After Week of Hospitable Thanks
The Methodist Episcopal conference has embedded its members and their wives in the city, who were hospitably entertained and expressed gratitude. The ministry is described as a great church organization with a strong record. Many attendees are noted as steadfast believers carrying the cross of Calvary and spreading the message of atonement, helping sustain communities from town to town.
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Pinchot in the 1928 Presidential Talk and Outlook
Charles P. Stewart notes rising interest in Pinchot as a possible Republican candidate. He argues Coolidge seems likely to be renominated if the economy stays strong, while Pinchot must first win a Senate seat. The piece reflects cautious speculation and regional optimism about Pinchot’s prospects.
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Bettering the Movies and Public Taste in 1905 Atlantic
A lengthy Atlantic News Telegraph piece discusses improvements in early film quality and the public’s influence on cinema. It cites Will Hays praising makers striving for worthwhile pictures, notes clergy input shaping film content, and describes industry efforts to please educated audiences while avoiding offense.
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Film On Mountain Gown and Pilgryt's Perilous Tale
A fragmented notice hints at an upcoming film featuring Kit Carsun in a perilous tale. It references crowds, committees, and studios shaping a public production, with a focus on actor selections and the era’s sensational story tones.
Ripping Raynes By Wat F Mas
An ink stained verse recounts a wary exchange over loans and honesty. A street scene shows a wanderer pleading, others vowing repayment while the speaker offers small, ironic rewards for truth. The piece satirizes flimsy promises and misers who doubt repayment.
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