Inaugural Calls for Tax Relief and Government Economy
President Coolidge pledges to ease the tax burden as West Virginia Governor Gore commits to economy in state government. The Telegraph lauds both speeches as masterful and urges prudent limits on expenditures for roads and a new state house. Gore links capital and labor, stressing mutual prosperity and responsible police authority. Reverence for God is urged as foundational to safety and guidance through dangers.
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Coolidge
Washington
Gore
Charleston
West
Telegraph
Whallen
Mr. Gore
Hhis
Concinevir Pelinkees
God
We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
Dr. Charles J. Copenhaver of Richlands Va died at Hot Springs Ark E 8 Pedigo left to attend the inauguration at Washington. A charter was issued to the Pocahontas Graham and Tazewell Electric Belt Line. Ten years ago Norfolk and Western motors were tested in passenger service. Miss Maggie Odell died at her brother’s Albemarle street home. One hundred two men were entombed by an explosion in the Layland mine of the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co.
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Charles J. Copenhaver
Richlands
Hot Springs
Ark
Pedigo
Washington
Pocahontas, Graham and Tazewell
Norfolk and Western Motors
Maggie Odell
Albemarle Street
Layland
New River
Pocahontas
Inaugural Address Highlights Coolidge Simplicity
The piece notes President Coolidge delivering a plainspoken inaugural address. It praises direct language and economy in government, with him arguing that economy saves people, not just money, as he outlines the nation’s fiscal approach.
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Coolidge
Gala day tooth dream mocks science in verse
A poem critiques scientists for delaying dental cures while praising progress in science and technology. It laments reliance on artificial teeth and urges researchers to deliver natural, healthy teeth, addressing soldiers of science and asking for ears and action.
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Science
Saving Today Brightens The Lives Of Others
A short reflective line argues that prudent saving increases future abundance for others, stating every dollar saved today makes their life richer tomorrow. It emphasizes frugality as a path to greater collective well being and financial security.
Selected Editorial Opinions On Recidivist Crime Profits
Ninety one per cent of lawlessness in the United States is attributed to habitual criminals by George Henderson in Keys to Crookdow. He argues most theft and killings are professional crimes, with murders selling on a commercial market. The piece cites New York and Chicago records of professional assassins and urges recognizing crime as a highly organized, profit driven profession.
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United States
George €. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis Journal
R. Winifred Stoner
Mother Goose
Tom
King Cole
Taffy
Siegfried
Coolidge
Iulture
Congress
Short Cuts From Exchanges
A collage of quips from various papers on politics and public life. The notes include jabs at Coolidge and the Supreme Court, along with observations on education entertainment and society.
Fables on Health at Dr Riggs Office Visit
An office girl directs Mr and Mrs John Mann of Anytown to Dr Riggs after noting their two month old magazine. The couple visits the doctor once, and Mrs Mann urges reduced smoking and limited pork after the consultation.
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John Mann
Anytown
Mrs. Mann
Mrs.Mann
Women thwart burglar and bold hold up in New York and New Jersey
Two New York women beat a burglar until he needed surgery after catching him in a home. Meanwhile two Paterson women held up a justice of the peace who offered them his escort from a dance, showing mixed results in female crime reports.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
Ove
Wry Aphorisms and Jokes From Early 20th Century Comic Verse
A collection of light quips and witticisms on love, fashion, and daily life. It mimics a newspaper humor page with bits about hats, ties, dating, drinking, and ambition, attributed to NEA Service circa 1925.
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NEA Service, Inc
Last Night's Mail and Prohibition Ironies
A Texas congressman Tom Blanton was stopped by supposed prohibition officers during a Pennsylvania trip who revealed themselves as enforcers. Senate figures Franklin Greene and A Owsl ey Stanley faced gunfire and accidents linked to anti liquor zeal, while John L Hines says he would trade stars for youth.
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Harry B. Hunt Ashington
Congress
Tom Blanton
Alibene
Tex
Blanton
Pennsylvania
Cumberland Mountains
Senate
Frank Greene
Vermont
A. Owsley Stanley
Kentucky
Willard Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stanley
District of Columbia
Ghana
John L. Hines
Hines
National Garden Week and Arbor Day Campaign Notes
The General Federation of Women's Clubs marks National Garden Week and Forest Production Week. The American Tree Association urges Arbor Day centennial planting in 1972 and seeks thousands of members with a two cent stamp tree planting guide. Traffic safety gains and education cited amid city conditions.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
American Tree Association of Washington
Imagination as Moral Armor in Folklore and Calendar Reform
A critic argues that children’s literature and myths repeatedly depict crime and vice as harmless, while claiming imagination serves as moral armor. The piece contrasts this with calls for a rational calendar reform and critiques U S governance and expert trust in politics
Global trade shifts crown Great Britain as top customer
The piece notes a 600 million favorable trade balance and lists major buyers and import sources, with Great Britain now our largest customer ahead of Canada and Germany. It warns about forgeries and highlights philanthropic gifts from Guggenheim, Rockefeller, and Carnegie. It also discusses franc depreciation pressures and France’s debt dilemma amid warning from the premier.
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Great Britain
Canada
Germany
France
Japan
Cuba
Italy
Holland
Brazil
Mexico
Straits Settlements
Fragmented Gossip and Puns From an Odd Page
A jumble of jokes and conversations features May-Pearl denying kisses, a chauffeur, an auto complaint, weeds and wilt puns, a mysterious shooting claim, a muddy floor, and a suitor’s marriage proposal to a daughter, all in a light scattered comic tone.
Incomplete OCR Note Sparks Slow Response Frustration
A fragmented OCR line shows frustration over delays and perceived slowness in processing. The garbled text hints at someone being told a task would be done but notes it did not arrive as expected, signaling a communication lapse.
Fellowship of Proper Fellowship of Proper
A Thursday message titled The Saviour's Message invites attendees to reflect on faith and fellowship. Speakers emphasize personal salvation and community support within a religious gathering.
Following Jesus to reach the lost in ministry
A meditation on Luke 5 27 39 stresses Christ mission to call sinners to repentance. It notes the cost and joy of discipleship as believers imitate Jesus by serving the unlovely, amid prayer for guidance and strength to follow.
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Chiret
Jesus
Christ
F. L. Fagley
Weak eyes treated with camphor eye wash advertise
An old ad touts camphor and witch hazel eyedrops in Lavoptik eye wash for weak or strained eyes. One small bottle helps. includes an aluminum eye cup free. Shops listed include The White Pharmacy Central Pharmacy Princeton Rice Drug Co.
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White
Central Pharmacy
Princeton
Rice Drug Co
Free Trial Offers Rupture Cure Promotion
An advertisement urges ruptured individuals to write to W. B. Rice in Adams N A for a free trial of a touted stimulating rupture treatment. It promises natural closure without a truss and warns of gangrene risk, urging immediate reply with a coupon.
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Rice
Main St. Adams
Rice, Inc
Main &J
Adams, N.Y
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Ssociated Press
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Gregory
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John Simon Guggenhei Memorial Foundation
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