Democratic Nominee Plans Fifteen Speeches on Campaign
Albany July 1 Gov Al Smith plans about 15 speeches during his two month presidential campaign. He will open around Labor Day with no more than two speeches per week. Destinations include New York City New Jersey New England Detroit Chicago St Louis Denver and other border and west coast states via national radio broadcasts.
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Governor Hardman’s Campaign Plan Gains Support
Atlanta reports Governor Hardman’s plan to run on measures rather than men has drawn many telegrams of approval. The interview in The Macon Telegraph sparked interest, with details of his proposed platform coming after July Fourth celebrations.
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Ads on highways banned in Georgia
The Georgia State highway board bans advertising signs on highway rights of way and directs all employees to prevent unnecessary tree cutting. The board will encourage planting trees and shrubs along main highways with cooperation from women's groups to beautify the corridors and preserve natural beauty.
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Texas Wonder ad promises relief for kidney bladder troubles
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder ailments including gravel and rheumatism. It claims cures for a small bottle sent by mail for $1.25 and offers sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis lists the product for sale through druggists.
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Beginning the Day in Almanacs Shifts to Midnight Start
The article notes a 1925 reform unifying day start across national almanacs. Previously astronomers began the day at sunrise, but the shift adopts midnight as the universal start for all civil life and astronomical work.
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Al Smith Loses Nomination Bid at Democratic Convention
Alfred B. Smith of New York and Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas were chosen as standard bearers. Smith trails by 8% after the first roll call, with Ohio driving his total to 84.9%. Jim Reed urged party unity as the platform endorsed enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and farm relief modeled on the federal reserve system.
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