Welcoming the Third Party in American Politics
The Chicago Tribune surveys a proposed third party tied to Senator Smith Wildman Brookhart of Iowa. It envisions cross regional support, with figures from various states and groups backing a platform perceived as opposing the Constitution, advocating harsh measures, and presenting a controversial emblem and slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Wildman Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
James Cannon
Virginia
Senator Heflin
Alabama
John Roach Straton
New York
Clarence True Wilson
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Shumaker
Indiana
Holsaple
Michigan
Mable Willebrandt
California
Borah
Blain
la Follette
Wisconsin
Nicholson
Scott McBride
North
Chicago Tribune
The Case for Good Cooks Over Stenographers
The author argues periodic alarm over farm labor shifts and wage changes will self correct as farm production meets or misses demand. He asserts cooks deserve higher pay than stenographers, noting cooks influence daily life more than spellings and offering a biting line about dictating but not reading.
Paper Towels Recalled as Modern Towel in Printing Past
A printer's reminiscence recalls paper towels in a past era when hand drying was common at the exchange desk. The piece notes towels saved initial costs and laundry, contrasting with current practices and noting strict economy in earlier printing days, while mentioning Grandpa's Wonder soap.
Something Doing In Every Town If People Take Initiative
The piece urges residents to create activity in their towns by organizing sports like tennis and baseball or social events. It argues restlessness stems from inaction and that towns like Camden already have opportunities if locals push for more trade, better occupations, and livelier life.
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Caimden
Effective Advertisement Tells Its Story in Craft and Planning
The piece argues a strong ad requires careful writing and composition. It should convey product facts in an engaging way to attract customers into the merchant’s store. It contrasts a dying horse with a lingering automobile cluttering a town’s vacant lots.
Community spirit and advertising keep towns thriving
The piece urges locals to improve towns through active effort and homegrown advertising. It praises painters as town improvers, argues for spending money at home to support existing enterprises, and notes the irony of cholera avoiding road hogs.
Oil From Whale Yields Vary By Individual Animal
The amount of oil obtainable from a whale varies by animal. Sperm whales yield 5 to 240 barrels, averaging 29 to 80 for cows and 76 to 00 for bulls. A record of 274 barrels was reported in 1961 related to Washington Star sources.
Sermon Broadcast Boosts Monday Morning Mail Volume
Readers who heard Sunday sermons may send sizable offerings, weighing down Monday mail as congregants mail in generous collections. The note suggests extra mail lots could arrive if more listeners follow the practice.
Happiest Middle Aged Man Quips About Blood Pressure
A brief humor item from Sharon Springs Kansas notes that the happiest middle aged man is one who has no more idea than a rabbit what his blood pressure should be.
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Sharon Springs
Kan
Great-Hearted I Adds Little To My Satisfaction
A noted quotation attributed to Abraham Lincoln about the futility of joy in another man’s disappointment. The remark reflects a stoic ethic urging personal virtue over envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincaln
Tourists Find Europe Ruins Abroad and Local Alternatives
Tourists flock to Europe for ruins yet many towns in this country offer similar historic sights. Visitors may skip foreign trips as locals absorb heritage sites without purchasing foreign goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esurope
In loving memory of Charles Robert Edrington
Memorial notice for Charles Robert Edrington, who died June 23 1926. Parents lament the long silence of grief, describe ongoing sorrow and aging in rest, and say he is now blooming in Jesus garden above.
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Charles Robert Edrington
Charles Robert
Jesus
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