Coolidge Sees Nation in Progress and Prospers Under Budget Plan
President Coolidge in a message to Congress highlights a thriving economy, calls for fiscal restraint, and backs the budget system. He urges tax relief through reduced government spending, supports the revenue bill, and outlines foreign policy, defense, agriculture, and public works priorities. He cautions on Muscle Shoals, endorses prohibition enforcement, and urges consolidation in rail and civil service reforms.
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Washington
Sixty-ninth Congress
Coolidge
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Union
Bureau of Budget
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
Farm Loan, Board
Intermediate Credit Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Muscle Shoals
Civil Service Act
Internal Revenue
Calvin Coolidge
Friendship as Reward Beyond Wealth and Fame
A Thoreau quote frames friendship as the pure gift of loving another. True companionship rests in simple happiness and faithful presence rather than material rewards.
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Thoreau
Reach for Cars By All, Out Of Reach For None Belief
Editorial quote from Greensboro Daily Record argues that ideal equality involves making cars attainable for every person while ensuring others remain without excessive access. The line emphasizes broad mobility as a social goal.
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Greensboro Daily Record
World Engine Reaches 1200 Horsepower In Exchange Report
Taken from exchanges report that the largest airplane engine now develops 1200 horsepower. It notes the United States consumes more platinum than all other nations combined and compares east Africa upland climate to the U S Middle West. It also mentions a foldable sanitary mouth mask for contagion protection.
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United States
East Africa
Middle West
Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle Solution
A two column word puzzle lists clues with Across and Down entries and final solution. The next issue promises the completed puzzle including all cross checked answers.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Card
Instructions explain that letters fill white spaces and form words across and down. Each word is numbered by its definition under horizontal or vertical sections. Black spaces remain empty and only dictionary words appear. proper names are excluded.
London Lab Workers Inoculated With Cancer Germs
London scientists Dr. W. T. Gye and J. E. Barnard report inoculating workers with living cancer germs as part of a immunization approach. The Daily Mail says initial results show no cancer development in humans or lower animals, though researchers urge caution and further verification under varying conditions.
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London
W. T. Gye
J. E. Barnard
Daily Mail
the Mail
Florida land offers under scrutiny by national bureaus
John W. Garver of Buffalo travels to Florida to study investor land offerings as representative of forty five Better Business Bureaus. He will work with the Florida Chamber of Commerce and new bureaus in St. Petersburg and Miami. The New York Bureau reports a sharp rise in Florida land schemes in New York City, some of doubtful value.
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Congress
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
New York
John W. Garver
Buffalo
N. Y
Florida
Better Business Bureaus
United States
Florida Chamber of Commerce
St. Petersburg
Miami
New York Better Business Bureau
Military Training Stands in American Schools
The War Department acknowledged nationwide agitation against military training in American schools and colleges. It issued a letter to all corps area commanders outlining the department course on the issue.
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Washington
War Department
Mapping Alaska From Air With Loening Amphibians
Loening amphibian planes similar to those from the MacMillan Arctic expedition will be used by naval aviators next spring to map forty thousand square miles of Southeastern Alaska for the geological survey.
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Alaska
Washington
Geological Survey
Debt agreement with Romania approved by President
Washington report that the American and Rumanian debt commission have reached a funding plan for the Rumanian debt. The arrangement, the eleventh completed, has been approved by the President with formal signatures to be attached to the pact later in the week.
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Rumania
Washington
American and
Rumanian Debt Commission
Pac
Church Unity Plan Defeated in South Vote
Nashville Tenn. Proposals to unify the Methodist Episcopal Church South with the Methodist Episcopal Church fell short by 1,949 votes of the needed three fourths. Unofficial counts show 4,458 for and 4,085 against.
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Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Southern Church
Moses Seeks Divorce From Court Issue Row
Senator Moses of New Hampshire, a Republican leader in the fight against the League of Nations, announced he views the World Court issue as a renewal of the league controversy.
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Moses
Washington
New Hampshire
Nee of Nations
Record Panama Canal tolls reach yearly high in November
The Panama Canal processed 424 ships in November and collected 1.87 million dollars in tolls. The month posted the highest daily toll average of the year, the first since July 1924.
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Panama Canal
Panama
May Bombard Damascus Beirut Warning
The American consul in Damascus is advised to prepare to evacuate American nationals as French forces ready to bombard districts if enemy troops advance into the city.
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Damascus
Beirut
Greece Ordered to Pay Bulgaria Damages
Geneva report finds Greece liable for 20 million leva in damages after Greco Bulgarian frontier clash. League commission cites Greek aggression and Bulgaria as victim, with payment to be arranged through the League.
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Greece
Bulgaria
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Commission
France Seeks Early Renewal of Debt Funding
Washington. Secretary Mellon has received word from France Finance Minister Loucheur expressing hope for an early renewal of funding to service France's debt to the United States.
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France
Washington
Mellon
Loucheur
United States
War Turns Linen Value and Red Cross Ads Highlighted
A fragment hints at a dialogue about marriage and a boast about making a daughter happy. The wartime period raises table linen value and an advertisement notes Red Cross Blue usage as a quality marker for wear. It mentions grocers and an advertisement line.
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Red Cross
Quotation Mix Up Sparks Local Speech Confusion
Fragmentary OCR style lines discuss a dog and barking at noises, followed by a garbled note about production in the United States. The readable bits suggest a local chatter or misheard phrase, with the fragments likely from a 20th century newspaper column or caption.
Musterole offers relief without plaster for colds and congestion
Grandmother favored mustard plasters but Musterole provides a white oil based ointment with oil of mustard. Gently rub it in for faster relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism and back pains with a note it may help prevent pneumonia.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
America
Army
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Marine Corps
National Guard
Veterans of America
Department of Commerce
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Civil Service
Tristram
Rhone
Lilly
Daugh
Cern
Pennsylvania
Newsey
Maryland
Haarlem
Dave
Flamda Laswase &. i. K
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