President Coolidge Returns to Washington for Politics
Washington dispatch notes President Coolidge back in the capital, signaling renewed political activity. The piece critiques prior rhetoric, cites forthcoming hearings in October, and forecasts revenue legislation and tax debates as Congress reconvenes. It questions Mellon plans and discusses tax shifts affecting different classes.
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Herbert Pfanler
Gacette Statt
Washington
I C
Cooltaze
Potomac
White House
Roosevelt
Swamiscutt
Coolidge
Ube
Congress
New York
Mellon
AOL
Swangon
Virginia
Nybi
Incontes
Europe
Republican Party
Ross
Chicago
Terry
Young la Vellette Inigean
Difclal Bears
Cook County
Bheritt Bee
la Follette
Pollet
Phamas Lynch
Talaf
Lynch
Mitchell
Army Unt Navy
A Wife's Confessional Revelations of a Wife
A strained domestic scene unfolds as a mother and grandmother contend with a sick grandmother and a boy, Junior, while avoiding mentions of Lee Chow. The narrative alternates between confession, family discipline, and an awkward beach incident, revealing tensions in a blended household.
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Granzie
Junior
Lea Chow
Grangie
Lee Chow
Lo Chow
Aranzie
Taday
Diuky
Marion
Grandma Grahams
Monquitess
Mother Graham
Tillian
Eli
Marton
Graham
Merion
Lahore
Credit Abuse Hurts Merchants and Economy
Number Twenty-Four highlights good credit standing and warns that buying on charge when payment is uncertain ties up working capital. The piece argues frozen credit causes vast losses, raises prices, and wastes dollars, noting merchants are for selling not lending capital to customers.
Pittsburg Industrial Trials Scale Hurts Coal Output
Pittsburgh coal bosses warn wage scales and union tensions harm local production. CGF Lesher says high labor costs push buyers toward nonunion West Virginia and Kentucky coal, reducing Pittsburg district output while national production edges higher.
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Pittsburgh
CG FL Lesher
Wittsburgh Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
West Virgin
Kentucky
Seale
Jacksonville Seale
Ueo
Jenal
Ghio
Ltt
Pittshuceh
Iran
Hera
West Whita
Pinfa
Union Coal
Pennsylvania
Catarrh blamed as cause of nervousness in women
A historical health ad claims catarrh of female reproductive organs as the root of nervousness irritability irregularity and panic in many women. It touts St Josephs as a direct remedy and stresses a sound stomach as vital for health. It links weak digestion to catarrh and ensuing distressing ailments.
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Joseph
St. Joseph's
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Hubbard Grocery Co
Kanawha Wholesale Grocery Co. Lewis, Hubbard & Co
Rill Milling & Produce Co
Kanawha Drug Co
Bond, Rider & Jackson Co
Opie
True Story
America
True Story Magazine
Wall Papers
Moore
Capitol Street
Danzie
Danile
Tey
Margaret
Thia
Banking
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Charleston Clearing House Association
Every Charleston Bank
Smoky City
Fittspareh
Imentha
United States
Danuar
Tinois
Indiana
Allmort
Atetes
Tsk
Edward Hale
Mary, Queen of Tots
Fox News
Reg
Rogchea
Oteer
New Jersey
United States Geological Survey
United Fuel Gas Company
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