Editorial view of Presidential race dullness and business steadiness
The piece argues voters will see likely ballot winners from Chicago and San Francisco conventions while business remains calm. It says government should not upend established policies, noting the containment of radical ideas and the strength of the transportation and Federal Reserve systems. It predicts a midsummer lull followed by renewed market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Harding
Cox
Congress
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
USA
Boy Scouts Bicycle Trip To Raynham Ends With Camp
Ten scouts from Troop 2 rode over seventy miles last weekend from Dighton to Raynham and back. They camped in woods near Taunton Brockton midway, cooked own meals, and swam in the Taunton River. Some members stay at Camp Takarest on the East Shore. Eagle Patrol plans an overnight hike tomorrow leaving the Scout building at 2 30 p m under Assistant Scoutmaster Edward Bullock.
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Raynham
Mass
Taunton
Brockton
Dighton
Takarest
East Shore
Eagle Patrol
Sasisist
Edward Bulock
Elephantine Luxuries and the Harsh Truth of Wealth
Jerome L Barrus recalls tales of men chasing luxury prizes. One drew an elephant in ornate trappings yet faced hunger at night. Another won a seven seat touring car while families starved. A third swapped a farm for a used airplane to escape labor and limelight.
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Mohawk Trail
F. O. B. Bristol
Local social notes and repairs in town update
Horace M Reynolds of Boston returns after week with Miss Carrie W Cole. Misses Mary G and Rita Cronan of East Providence visit aunt Mrs Philip Brady. T M Morris returns from auto trip to Asbury Park. Sandals and Comfy Slippers special for Saturday at The Shoeman G A R Block. Fr Edgett takes vacation. services set for Sunday 10:30 with Epworth League evening. Wide array of visits, travel, and home improvements noted among local residents and firms.
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Horace M. Reynolds
Boston
Carrie W. Cole
Cole Street
Mary G
Rita Cronan
East Providence
Philip Brady
T. M. Morris
Asbury Park
G. A. R. Block
Frances Haggerty
Mystic
Norwich
Conn
Laurine W. Bradford
Dorothy McVay
Carolina
R. I
Carl C. Witherell
Noyes Avenue
Eighth Battalion
First Division of Engineers
Naval Reserves
Naval Armory
Cyrus A. Jackson
Adolph Cologne
High Street
Gladue
Taunton
Mass
New Hampshire
Sam the
G. A. R. Black
G E. Edgett
State Street
M. E
Epworth League
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Family Pills Ad
There is more catarrh in this region than other diseases and once believed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co Toledo is a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces. One hundred dollars reward offered if it fails to cure. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
BY & CO
All
August Society and Outings Across New England And Rhode Island
Mrs Seraphine Place stays at Oak Bluff for August Antone Montecalvo visits Boston area relatives Miss Annie Breen and Veronica McGovern vacation in Chicopee Falls Mass Ivy Guild picnic at Roger Williams Park August 14 King Philip Fire Company plans Rocky Point outing and Prudence Island trip with a ball game for married and single men Portuguese Band excursion to Rocky Point attracted full Elberon steamer carried passengers and concerts were held at Rocky Point and during the trip
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Seraphine M. Place
Oak Bluff
Antone Montecalvo
Boston
Fred Eaton
Elizabeth Williston
Lillian Church
Weirs
N. H
Annie Breen
Veronica McGovern
W. J. Golden
Chicopee Falls
Mass
King Philip Fire Company
All Stars of Fall River to Meet N.1 R Team Tomorrow
The All Stars of Fall River face the N.1 R team tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on the common. Rider and Garvin will be the battery for the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
All Stars of
Fall River
Garvin
Battery
Rare Philippine Fruits Durian and Mangosteen
Among the productions of the Philippines are two delicious fruits unknown to the civilized world. The durian, as large as a coconut, contains a creamy pulplike custard. Another rare fruit is the mangosteen, but the exquisitely favored liquid it contains cannot be preserved.
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Philippines
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