Subscription Rates and Publication Notice 1925
Daily and Sunday subscriptions offered in multiple terms from one month to one year. The Associated Press license and copyright notice appear, with address and contact details for West Coast and East Coast representatives. A brief morning thought from Ecclesiastes closes the piece.
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Baily
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Letter of Appreciation From an Old Friend in Canada
A long handwritten note expresses gratitude for a letter received from Texas. The writer praises the content, describes enjoyment and laughter from others who read it, and notes fond memories of shared humor. The missive includes reflections on age, social mores, and a plan to send further notes.
Intolerance speech highlighted by Coolidge at Omaha
The article reproduces a section of President Coolidge’s Omaha address to the American Legion praising tolerance and diversity. It emphasizes that progress rests on variety, the clash of ideas, and freedom of conscience, arguing against a state church and urging acceptance of differing races, religions, and cultures as strength for a free republic.
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Coolidge
American Legion
Omaha
Al Smith Considers 1928 Presidential Run Public speculation
The piece notes Al Smith's potential bid for the Democratic nomination in 1928 as New York governor. It cites New York Times communications and western editorials about maneuvers for Smith, while acknowledging the long lead time and evolving political calculus ahead of the national convention. It contrasts Smith's versatility with Coolidge's still unseen policies and fiscal concerns.
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AL Smith
West Virginia
New York
New York Times
Political Sehess
Coolidge
Africa
Democrats face split over Smith candidacy and westward balance
The piece argues Smith would fracture the Democratic Party by reviving New York and Chicago tactics, risking a protracted deadlock under the two thirds rule and jeopardizing the nominee’s chances. It notes western isolation from eastern strategy, then shifts to a quip about German youths opposing brides who smoke or drink.
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Smith
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New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Iowa
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Wilson
Hudson
Brennan
Chicago
Congress
Democratic Party
Coolidge
A Renaissance and the risk of a hollow future
The piece debates whether a modern renaissance is unfolding driven by industrial expansion and commercialism. It warns that unchecked speed and organization could yield a selfish, powerful autocracy, unless civic virtues, education, and liberty are preserved. It recalls World War era lessons andirespects Coolidge's notion that the nation found its soul.
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France
America
Europe
Coolidge
Government Appeals Judgment in Civil Case over T-Pot Dame
The government has appealed a civil judgment involving T-Pot Dame, noting the case was managed with notable efficiency. The appeal seeks review of the ruling and potential further action in the dispute.
Fragments of civic notes on tax, peace, and daily life
Reading as if from a dated column, the piece humorously weighs taxes and conflict, the logic of war, and everyday tasks such as counting beans. It hints at opinions on policy, truth, and the limits of scientific fiat with tongue in cheek observations.
Washington Market Tilt Shapes 1920s Auction Scores
In Washington amid a busy market scene multiple bidders pursued a window display donation and a substantial auction aimed at supporting local causes. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs John Tila and Alex Lain in Charleston for the world series event.
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Lwulen
Alex Lain
Charleston
Health hints on humidity and home comfort from 1928
Epidemiology and home care guidance discuss indoor humidity around 50 to 70 percent, airflow, and air conditioning ideas. The piece cites Dr Hubbard and notes humidity effects on health, with tips on safe ventilation and temperature management to reduce illness and congestion. It mentions consequences for sleep and comfort in winter homes.
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New River State College Builds New Hall Plans
President C Martin and Professor Fines in Curries with architect for a new residence hall at New River State College. Basement work near completion, timeline targets occupancy by January. Community events include Marshall County football and a surprise party at a local home as townsfolk attend church services and social gatherings in early spring.
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New River State
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Marshall
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Broadway Beat and City Notes from a New York Scene
A mash of reminiscences on Broadway eras and New York theatre lore. Mentions Charles Winninger, Noel Coward, Michael Arlen, and Van Hoeven, with anecdotes about venues, reception, and the hustle of early show business. Includes scattered vignettes of theatre life, tourism, and nightlife in the city.
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Coward
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Paris Visitors Savour American Dishes at Grille on the Boulevard
A lively Paris scene unfolds with American visitors sampling oyster stews and griddle cakes at a boulevard grill. French patrons admire new dishes while curious guides reveal Napoleonic relics and Malmaison tours. The article notes rising American travel and visa policy shifts affecting exchanges.
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Tokyo doubts new limitation arms conference
Tokyo reports stir about a second international disarmament conference to be called in spring. Japan weighs invitation prospects, cautious of being overwhelmed, while debates continue on the possible agenda and alignment with the United States and Britain.
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Belle News Births and Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs William Gwean announce the birth of a daughter on Friday October. Gwynn formerly Myrtle Massey. Mr Lawrence Nichols is well at home with relatives. Mrs Fownie Sutton and Mrs CF Gardner were in Charleston Thursday. Mr and Mrs Robert Nelson visit relatives at New Tilver with children. Mise Hallie Murphy of Sunberra ville visiting sister Mrs Charles W Gardner. Local names include Dry Brangh relatives of Mr and Mrs W Keenes. Ruben Ashley injured in mines reported improving.
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