President Coolidge urged to veto new government burdens
The letter argues for cutting federal taxes by about 25 percent and for vetoing any new appropriations not tied to existing taxation. Fred I Kent of Bankers Trust cites 3.4 million government employees and pensions, noting 41 to 42 million employed and government spending at 64 percent of national income in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Fred I. Kent
Bankers’ Trust Comany
United States
Encouraging Oil Pioneering Amidst Supply Strains
The article notes summer crude demand near 2.5 million barrels per day while U.S. production lags behind last year. It cites 823 million barrels total supply with only 75 million stored, arguing for curbing large company pioneering and periodic investigations to keep gasoline prices low. It also questions Henry Ford’s stance on Muscle Shoals amid theories about international bankers and a Semitic race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
International Bankers
What Not To Do Learn To Focus On Important Tasks
A motivational piece urges readers to practice self discipline by learning what not to do. It compares business, athletic, and executive success, stressing elimination of unneeded duties, prioritizing essential training, and mastering concentration to address tasks that truly count.
Yosemite Gasoline Prices Set For Park Travel
Yosemite National Park officials announce retail gasoline prices to promote park visits. Prices list 29 cents per gallon at Yosemite Lodge and Yosemite Valley stations, 29 cents at Chuquapin junction, 37 cents at Tuolumne Meadows Tioga road store. Wholesale fluctuations will be reflected in Yosemite prices shortly.
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Yosemite National Park
Calif
Yosemite
Portal
Norwalk Coral Tire Demand Outpaces Factory Output
Corona tire expert Bill Locke says the factory runs twenty four hour shifts to meet demand for Norwalk coral tires but still cannot satisfy all customers. He urges local motorists to place orders in advance for prompt delivery.
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Stu
Norwalk
Bill" Locke
Michelin to Guarantee Balloon Tires for 1926 Cars
Beck J. Beck proprietor of Corona Auto Electric Works received word from Michelin Tire Co that balloon tires are fully guaranteed. District sales manager notes 10 to 15 percent better service with balloon tires than high pressure tires and says all 1926 cars will be fitted with balloon tires as standard or optional equipment.
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Michelin
Balloon ‘Tires
Beck J. BE. Beck
Corona Auto ‘Electric Works
Michelin Tire Company
Warn motorists to avoid fire in national forests
The Touring Bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California warns Eastern motorists arriving in the region to beware of fire risk in national forests. It notes locals know the dry season requires caution, while visitors may ignore dangers from unattended camp fires and discarded cigarette burns.
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The
Automobile Club of
Calfornia
Editor Returns With Guests After Ten Day Visit
Mrs Zella J Buck phone 1942. Editor returns with guests after ten days visiting relatives in San Diego and Descano. Mrs H I Snider and baby Dorothy arrive home Tuesday to joy of district forest ranger H J Snider. Snider’s aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs C B Harnish of San Diego accompany them for about a week.
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San Diego
Descano
H. I. Snider
Dorothy
Daddy
H. J. Snider
Belle Avenue
Delphian Club Delivers Studied Drama Review
Delphian Club Group A met at Mrs Chester Goulds home to discuss Greek and Roman Comedy led by Mrs C B McConnell. Tea followed as members contributed brief reviews and remarks before departing. Group B gathered at Mrs Nora Vander slice’s country home for a luncheon and study meeting led by Mrs D R Van derhoof with twenty attendees.
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Delphian Club
Delphian
Chester , Gould
South Main Street
C. B. McConnell
Nora Vanderslice
Magnolia Avenue
D. R. Vanderhoof
Mesdames Vanderhoof
Elmo Hough
T. C. Jameson
D. A. Crew
Harold Rapson
Glen Wilkins
N. C. Kelley
Ira Ashcroft
A. J. Rouse
8. M. Dudley
T. L. Richmond
Early use of prime minister title in England
Sir Robert Walpole, in office from 1721 to 1742, saw the first use of the term prime minister as ministers formed a united ministry. The leader became known as premier or prime minister, though the title lacked legal recognition until 1905.
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England
Robert Walpole
Bats Attracted By Light Spark Local Excitement
The article notes bats are rarely seen by day and enter open windows when lured by light. It urges letting the bat escape unharmed, since the creature preys on many harmful insects and aids the environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
A Child's Description of a Chrysanthemum Flower
A fragmentary quotation recalls a child asking about a chrysanthemum seen in the parlor. The line evokes domestic scene and memory through a child's curious description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Roston
Corona Implement Company House That Saves You Money
Advertisement notes a long established Corona California shop selling farm implements repairs doors windows plumbing supplies. It mentions being in business for years, climbing from the bottom and offering competitive pricing. Address listed as 115 Hast Seventh St Corona California with garbled pricing text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Implement Company
Seventh St
Corgna
California
Monkey-trained workers in colonial signal station tale
The article recalls colonial examples of trained primates. A Cape Colony station master at Altenhage reportedly trained a baboon to act as signalman and operate railway switches while a plantation owner in another setting used a trained monkey to clear coconut trees.
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China
Abyssinia
Altenhage
Cape Colony
Birds Depend on Healthy Trees Says Nature Magazine
Birds like chickadees and nuthatches protect forests by dating eggs and larvae in bark crevices. The article notes many species repay care with healthier trees and shrubs, and warns that without good habitat birds may desert us.
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Nature Magazine
Older the Better Reflects on Stale News and Songs
A Kansas City Star note on nostalgia for aging newspapers and songs, arguing that oldest items carry reminiscence while very recent songs lose charm, with a reflective mood about changing tastes.
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Kansas City Star
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Goodrich de Luxe Tire
Graham Bros
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Ramona
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Les
Locke
East 6Th St. Corona
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Detroit
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Buick-Willi
Zella J. Buck
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