Menace in Bryan's Stand Our Senatorial Ferinster
The article critiques Senator Borah as a senatorial ferinster opposing tax reduction plans led by Secretary Mellon and others. It notes varying proposals from Secretary Mellon, the Ways and Means Committee chair, former officials, and Republican critics, portraying Borah as obstructive without offering his own plan.
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Oscar Underwood
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Ita
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World Court
La Follette and Tennessee School Fight Highlight 1925 Debate
A lengthy contemplation of Robert La Follette's career and the Tennessee anti evolution law debate, examining progressivism, education independence, and the clash over who sets public school standards. The piece weighs La Follette's influence and the broader political stakes in 1920s American politics.
Betrayed by Our Sins of Latin in School Days
The poem recalls a son finding an old report card that shows a three in Latin and algebra, proving a father once boasted better grades. The son and father share a sly exchange about past honors and honesty, reflecting on school memories and parental pride.
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Caesar
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That was alright and enough but T P tore down that argument
A reader comments on a recent letter defending or attacking car safety claims and gender stereotypes in a satirical Daily Bouquet column. It notes mentions of dead man throttle and other digs, then pivots to playful jabs about trolleys and a joke about a third rail.
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Worst Story Heard Today By Will Rogers
Will Rogers recounts a tale from Bill McBride the theater ticket agent about ticket pricing and honesty. A bar scene features an Irishman, a Hebrew, and a Scotchman, with a fly allegedly being wrung from a beer. The joke ends with the line about wringing out a fly.
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New York Letter from June: arts, streets, and O Henry tale
McIntyre sketches a June stroll through New York noting galleries, crowds, and urban life from Sixties blocks to Van Cortland Park. He recalls Sydney Porter’s O Henry name origin after a New Orleans fugitive stay and a Bryant Park parakeet incident ending with sparrows chasing the bird away.
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Dominion United Church Merger Moves Canada Forward
In Toronto Canada the organic union of Methodist Presbyterian and Congregational denominations creates the United Church under a simple affirmation of faith. Dissenting Presbyterians number about 700 congregations. Bible based core aims push toward uniform church governance across the Dominion.
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Along the Way by Helen Welshimer
A compiled verse piece recounts a dreamlike journey across moons and stars with vivid imagery. The speaker recalls travels through mythic landscapes, weaving memories of places, people, and distant scenes from various cultures. The poem blends whimsy with nostalgia while tracing a life of imagined adventures.
Public Forum Letters Praise School Picnic Generosity
A Canton Daily News page features letters from A B Stuber and Ruth M King praising a city picnic hosted for school children, including St Peter's parishioners, noting the event's generosity, community bonding, and well appointed grounds. The writers express regret at not attending in person and thank the organizers for the successful community project.
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Ang
Peter's
Canton Daily New
Meyers Lake
Ruth M, King
Whitsun in Berlin Aerial Derby Draws Crowds
Berlin hosts the first German aerial Derby at Tempelhofer Field as holiday crowds swell. Early morning flights begin around four, with Berlin’s underground and urban railways running all-night services to move eager spectators to the flying ground.
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Berlin
Tempelhofer
Germany
Fiest
Johnson Seen As Possible Progressive Leader In Senate
The article discusses Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California potentially leading the Progressive Republicans in the U.S. Senate. It notes his past isolation, the La Follette faction's history, and Johnson's anger over Wallace McCamant’s 9th district judge appointment. It mentions Chicago 1920, Coolidge nomination intrigue, and Johnson’s mood to pursue a tougher, more combative path if confirmed.
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Ted
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Ee Ae
California Rt Hie Develo
Canton Daily News
Short Pickings and Vacations Across Papers
A collage of clipped lines notes political and domestic curiosities. References include Mr Ford and a rum fleet. a Birmingham News quote about a housewife with four kids. Boston Transcript on vacation season and follow up activities. and a Worcester Post item about a miser’s safe that held $100,000 in Iowa City.
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