Curtis Pleased With Reception In The South
Senator Curtis drew a large Southern crowd in Raleigh as he attacked Governor Smith and the New York prohibition stance. He praised the South for welcoming him while noting lingering Democratic leanings in North Carolina. The speech paused briefly after a heckler was shouted down.
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Raleigh
Heckler
Kenneth Crawford
United Press
Curtis
Washington
Ayail
North Carolina
Coolidge
Life and Principles in Thoughtful Living
A reflective piece on how people align or list their principles with fate, advocating for living without prejudice or assumptions to seek comfort and meaningful experience. It contrasts wishful ideals with practical outlooks and emphasizes personal integrity.
Interest in Far West Campaign Grows in Oregon
Gordon Shearer reports Keen interest as crowds gather at Oregon stations to discuss the presidential race. Senator Robinson, the Democratic nominee for vice president, sees a larger popular vote and more independent voting than four years ago, amid Republican hopes and Democratic efforts to win disaffected GOP voters.
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Gordon Shearer
Unite Press
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Oregon
Joseph
Robinson
Ranny Pusetud
Republcan
mAby Yer
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Lea's Hair Tonic Promises Color Return
An advertisement touts Lea's Hair Tonic as a safe dye alternative that restores hair to its natural color within weeks. It claims no staining on scarfs and offers a money back guarantee, sold by Ben's Tons Go in Brentwood, Maryland, with a one dollar bottle available by mail order.
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Lea
Ben's Tons Go
Brentwood Maryland
Leite Hale Ponies
Lew’s ‘Paulo Co
Mild October Weather With Showers And Sunshine
October brings mild weather with occasional showers and bright sun. The county court granted twenty one divorces led by Judge Willam Hirt. Decrees included Peter G. Miller of Corry versus Anna Miller of Los Angeles for desertion. Radio fans heard AL Smith speak from Sedalia, Missouri, last night. Hydetown residents plan a sun carnival at the Baptist church, while Cotry and Ti ushville singers drew praise. Local Dodge Six impressions praised by Chris Christensen’s dealership, and High school footballers enjoyed a group dinner after practice. Mrs Corinne Edmondssgein vs William P. Eilmonds divorce action noted in city papers. An automobile accident on West Pleasant Street involved a Gheyron Jet driven by Mrs W M Houghton and a car driven by Clymer Max.
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Willam
Hirt
Rise
Peter G. Miller
Corry
Anna Miller
Los Angelou
Helene
Chari
John Clark
Workdeyile
Rex Theatre
West Pleasant Street
W. M. Houghton
West Wayne Street
Clymer Max
Senior High to Host Bird and Animal Show Tonight
Prof Harry Somers of Sharon will present a trained bird and animal show at the Senior High School tonight, featuring sleight of hand tricks. Proceeds support the High School Athletic Association. Grand Encampment convened in Brieto with Patriach leaders present as 95 miles of Pennsylvania road paving were completed this season with 224 projects underway.
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Harry Somers
Sharon
al Ko'click
Soméva
Pennsylvania
State Department of Highways
Name Origin of Fabric Batiste From Camibiral France
A fragment states the fabric batiste derives its name from Batiste a cambrial of France who wove this cloth a kind of calico frequently used or printed.
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Fabric Batiste
Batiste
Camibiral
France
Sunday School Class Party at Mrs Wallace Home
Fifteen members of the Sunday school class gathered at Mrs S Wallace of West Pleasant street for a social evening with a live supper enjoyed by all. The group plans a monthly winter party schedule and notes a future gathering at Mrs Hulberg's East Frederick Street on November 40th.
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Cua Iby Schobl
Wtrs
Crassey
Mins
S. Wallace Ox
Pleasant Treet
Fitteen
Clas
Wital
Elas Pic
Patty Foe
Shoel Yale
Hulberg
S'rederine Street
Wonderful new remedy for rheumatic pains advertised
An ad touts a wonderful new ointment hailed as a cure for rheumatic aches and stiff joints. It targets athletes and the general public, claiming relief for neuritis, gout, and swelling. The piece urges readers to mail order or visit firms in Washington and nearby areas to obtain the product.
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Uta
Herb Bennagk
Lee Moulows
Ray Krewist
Waller Jonpson
Ilcky
Ty Cobb
Georme Lister
Gavel Ker
Alec
Leiner
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