President Coolidge Voices Prosperity In His Congress Message
President Coolidge reports the nation in progress and prosperity in the Sixty-ninth Congress message. He endorses the new revenue bill, praises the budget system, and outlines policy on taxation foreign relations and national defense. He calls for debt retirement, economy, and continued reclamation, shipping and rail improvements.
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Washington
Cosinge
Sixty-ninth Congress
House
Ways ’and Means Committee
Congress
Union
Bureau of Budget
Ways and Means Committee
Church notices from Mrs House home services
Church of God notices show Mrs Henry House as pastor. Sunday School at 1:30 p. m. and afternoon services at 2:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:00 p. m. All services at Mrs House home. Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening. Everyone welcome.
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Henry House
Sumday
House
Eiveryone
Local Social and Fraternal Notices and Visits
The column lists visits and social activity across the community. Names include Mrs. Jarvis, Cecil Davison, J. A. Graham, Wallace Graham, Mrs. Alford Richmond, Mrs. Ida Clarke, Mrs. 4Bffie Ford, Rachel Bartley, A. H. Miller, Lena Kidd, Delores Bassett, Marion Horton, Maggie Glass, Fred Glass, Jennie Mans, Clyde Masten, and local lodges such as Brinton Odd Fellows and Alice L. Seeley Chapter No. 1940. Public meetings and talks are announced at the M. E. church with Dr. Hendricks of the State Health Department, and lodge officer elections for Corning Lodge No. 336 F and A M and Farwell Chapter No. 147 Royal Arch Masons for 1926.
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Roy Putman
John Waddington
Harvey Wardwell
A. H. Miller
Lena Kidd
Mt. Pleasant
Ruth McGoogan
Delores Bassett
Marion Horton
Clare
J. A. Henry
Maggie Glass
Fred Glass
Gilmore
Jennie Mans
S. McGoogan
Maple Grove
Clyde Masten
Audres
Masten
Brinton Odd Fellows
I. 0
Corning Lodge
John T. Palmer
Joseph T. Sanderson
Louis Gee
Allan H. Graham
Carl Updegraff
Leslie R. Shear
George Tiedeman
Swan H. Nelson
Frank F. Little
Undefined Quote on Majority by Duluth Berald
A short aphorism notes that a foolish majority cannot stay in power long, reflecting skepticism about crowd-driven decisions and political volatility.
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Duluth Berald
Room To Float In World Population Claim
A Canadian physics professor argues there is enough global space to fit every person with at least 60 square feet on Lake Ontario. He claims the surface would rise only about half an inch even with all humans present.
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Civil Service
Congress
Civil Service Act
Internal Revenue
Prohibition
Thoss
Calvin
Coolidge
Lake Ontario
Protect Your Child s Health With Foley s Honey and Tar
A public notice-style advertisement urges parents to treat a child s cough or cold early with Foley s Honey and Tar Compound. It promotes prompt use at onset and notes it is usually effective for older persons. Available from EH uA Anderson.
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Foley
Eh, Ua. Anderson
Adv
Canned Christmas Gifts Storied as Monthly Surprises
A Gertrude Walton piece from the Western Newspaper Union envisions twelve monthly gift packages labeled with rhymes for a shut‑in Christmas tradition. Each month delivers items from crafts and photos to seeds and memories, with December offering a love letter of wishes and a framed motto to cheer the year.
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Current
Gertrude Walton
Unies
Spirit of Christmas Burks Adams Essay Shines
A reader reflects on Christmas spirit urging joy over burden in gift giving. The piece emphasizes bearing others burdens and giving with love to reflect the Spirit God would have us show. Emily Burks Adams signs the sentiment in a Western Newspaper Union note.
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Georgia
Emily Burks Adams
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Wants Spur a Joyless Yearning
The verse laments a restless year and the chase for desired gifts. It reflects on the gap between wish and fulfillment during the holiday season with a wary,-wistful tone. The speaker notes how anticipation outpaces reality as pleasures linger out of reach.
Christmas Gift Restores Sight for Grace's Brother
Aunt Molly and Mrs. Wiggins discuss a Christmas surprise for Grace in Idaho. Ralph, blind since age three, underwent cataract surgery. the operation succeeded and his sight was restored, making Christmas joyful for the family.
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Grace
Idaho
Molly
Alet Tupper
Western Newspaper Union
Shiny Holly Care Tip for Glossy Leaves
The Ladies' Home Journal advises wiping holly leaves with a cloth dipped in a very small amount of olive oil to make them bright and glossy for table arrangements.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Couple’s dispute ends with money for her return
The wife argues about leaving to go home to her mother. The husband remains unmoved and offers money for her fare. She takes the money and counts it, then faces his challenge about affordable travel.
Betty Sees Pony and Hears a Lesson in Park
In a city park a girl named Betty spots a Shetland pony and proclaims a curious line about a “charge that got discouraged and never grew up” to her mother. The exchange captures a whimsical moment as Betty reflects, with no further context.
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Betty
Personal family query sparks amusement and defense
Elizabeth questions her mother about being related to Adam and Eve. The mother dismisses the joke with a laugh, while Elizabeth takes offense and asserts the issue is not a laughing matter due to a lack of prior mention.
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Streraft
Cmnsreral
Thia Ant
Veterana
Adam and Eve
Elizabeth
Roman Military Roads The Vast Road Network
It is estimated that the entire Roman road system comprised about 50,000 miles of main and military routes. The vast network connected provinces, supported legions, and facilitated trade, communication, and military movement across the empire.
Friendship and Malice Echo in Hidden Rivalries
The fragment contrasts friendship and malice, suggesting closeted bonds and concealed tensions. It hints at recurring themes of trust, envy, and the perpetual undercurrent of hostility within relationships.
There Are Two Types of Bunty Pigs Says Peters
Dr Peters of the Minnesota Experiment Station outlines two types of runts in pigs the small weak piglets and those runty after a good start. He cautions that widespread runts signal farm mismanagement including care feed sanitation and health. A normal healthy pig should weigh about 200 pounds at 200 days.
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Peters W. HL. Peters
Saimal Fushandry
Minnesota Experiment Station
University Tarmet
Paul
Peters
Publicity versus charity noted by Beecher
A Beecher reflection questions motives behind public charity, warning that vanity may masquerade as benevolence when generosity is performed for public praise rather than genuine aid. He argues that real virtue is not shown by visible acts alone.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Inventory Liquidation at Campbell Store Slashes Prices
C W Campbell store owner liquidates stock to raise cash by January 1. Hoosier cabinet, oak dining sets, walnut bedroom and dining pieces, fabric and leather furniture, rugs, lamps, and linoleum offered at deep discounts. Largest stock with low prices aims to move merchandise quickly.
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Court of International Justice
Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
America
Allen Property
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Snuyvone
Veterans of America
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
The
Farm,loan Board
Intermediate Credit Banka
Federal Reserve Board
Bnais
Department of Commerce
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Ceal Commission
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Traine Frema Karnetl Ann Agror
Senta
Norte
Church OF God
M. F. Church
M. F. Nash
Methodist Church
F. Nash
Black Sheep” Relations
Malice
C. W. Campbell
Jan. I
Furniture Campbell’s Rugs
Michigan
Howard W. Jones
Ford
Ford Agen
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