Simple service for Marse Henry dies in Jacksonville
Henry Watterson journalist and soldier dies at a Jacksonville hotel. A private funeral will be held tomorrow with only family present. The body rests in a vault until spring when it will be buried in Cave Hill Kentucky. Henry Watterson Jr notes winter travel risks for his mother and Louisville burial plans. Messages of condolence pour in from newspaper men and friends nationwide.
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Exercises for Girls by Faisbelth Gallaher
Early 20th century profile of Faisbelth Gallaher, noted athletic champion. Details start with encouraging girls to take up swimming, tennis, golf, horseback riding, and dancing or ice skating if urban life limits sports. Gallaher recalls learning to swim at five, catching a seven and a half pound bass, and later setting world records for women in fishing and casting. She cites training in Asbury Park and Miami, describing achievements and personal memories with humor and pride.
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Coolidge Advocates Rule of Reason in Global Affairs
President Coolidge told New England Society delegates that efforts to impose forceful sanctions fail and that the rule of reason should govern international relations. He linked the Washington conference's hope to securing peace through reason, not force, and praised America's role in fostering representative government and public liberty.
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Private interests threaten representative government in America
Fragmented OCR text argues that private interests undermine public officer entitlements and grant power to privately selected bodies, praising Tangland’s service and leadership in freeing men from domination while imposing new burdens.
Senate pages to dine with Coolidge for Christmas
Vice President Coolidge announced that Senate pages will dine with him on December 22. Thomas A. Marston will host the dinner, and President Roosevelt and two of his sons are expected to attend, along with Coolidge.
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Tanlac credited with curing Bridgeport woman's ailments
A Bridgeport Connecticut resident describes Tanlac easing a two year nervous breakdown, severe digestion problems, constipation, and constant pain. She reports improved appetite and digestion, steadier nerves, and now travels without water spillage. The testimonial says Tanlac helped from the start and notes Bridgeport medication outlets.
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