Harding's Masterpiece Prelude to Inaugural Address
Washington notes a Republican Publicity Association review by Jonathan Bourne Jr praising Warren G. Harding's acceptance speech. It lauds his call to restore constitutional government, oppose European and Asiatic entanglements, and unite Republicans and Americans under a Harding-Coolidge vision. The piece frames the speech as a pledge to sovereignty, policy reforms, and a peaceable path forward, with Harding’s inauguration on March 4 anticipated.
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Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Harding
Warren G. Harding
Harding—Coolidge
America
Denison
Wilson
Cox
Mr. Cox
Mr. Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Murive
Mlexico
Reed's Delegation Recall Amid Wilson Backlash
Fort Wayne News notes Reed was elected as a delegate by unanimous Democrat vote but expelled in Paris by Wilson supporters. The piece contrasts this with the Harding attitude of public censure and the pressure from voters who claim to know better what he should do.
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Reed
Wilson
Fort Wayne
Harding
Hillsboro Independent
Oregon
Cox Panderings Reflect Cox Editorials in Dayton News
After the Lusitania sinking, Dayton News editorials reveal Cox courting German votes in Ohio by printing pacifist and pro German content. The piece portrays Cox as lacking robust Americanism for political gain.
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Gov. Cox
Dayton News
Lusitania
Cox
Ohio
Harding Nominated by Republicans for President
The essay contrasts Emerson’s ideal self reliance with Warren G. Harding, a man who has farmed, taught, studied law, edited a newspaper, and served in Congress, noting he has always lighted on his feet. The piece frames Harding as a versatile candidate fitting Emerson’s heroic image.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Congress
Warren G. Harding
United States
Recall Days of Splendor in Mogul Palaces of India
Eleanor Maddock writes in Asia Magazine about empty Mogul palaces in Delhi and Agra, their marble walls faded to ivory by centuries of sun, and grand interiors once fit for Shah Jahan. She notes jeweled thrones, gold beds, and the famed Koh-i-noor diamond in a green parrot-carved pendant.
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India
Delhi
Agra
Eleanor Maddock
Asia
Shah Jahan
Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy Praised By Users
A historical notice extols Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective for summer complaints in children when used with castor oil and proper care. A testimonial from W G Campbell of Butler Tennessee claims near universal recovery and superiority to prior remedies.
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Chamberlain
W.G. Campbell
Butler Tenn
Loss of Appetite Advice From Health Text
The guidance explains that temporary appetite loss is common and not serious. It suggests spacing meals by about five hours, limiting intake to what is craved, and adding daily outdoor exercise. It notes constipation as a frequent cause and recommends using Chamberlain's Tablets to correct it when present.
Hall's Catarrhal Medicine Ad Claim
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured except by a specific tonal remedy and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrhal Medicine. The note mentions Eustachian tube inflammation and permanent hearing damage if untreated, naming Chenle and Co. of Toledo as distributors.
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Camrol
Halls
Wboe
Hall
I. Chenle & CO
Tolego
The Moment of Fate on Stage With Rizzio’s Vendetta
An aging Italian tragedian Luigi Rizzio, famed for Ophedra, stars in The Shadow with young author Allison Denne. In a tense last act, a Paoli vendetta resurfaces as a dagger ends Rizzio on stage, dying with a plea to Celeste for her future.
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Luigi Rizzio
Thespian Theater
Rizzio
Allison Denne
Waidner
Palermo
Paoli
Celeste
Waldner
Nizzie
Rizzle
Paolis
Rizzie
Srandeur
Deane
Honest Cash Registers Tell a Grocer’s Honest Tale
A New York Evening Sun story recalls a grocer who distrusted an overly honest clerk. He tested the register by ringing up 2.75 with no cash left and found the cash and machine matched, confirming the clerk’s integrity. The clerk was dismissed after the test.
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New York Evening Sun
Immortals Worship in China Following Lian's Death
Reverend J F S Burker reports two of Lian's disciples Ling Shuk and Lai Sam Shuk seated on thrones amid thousands of followers. Lian, once famed for healing, was executed by authorities fearing rebellion. Temples honor him. Ling Shuk aged 71 and Lai Sam Shuk eight years younger preside at ceremonies with a dense throng at Lian's birthplace near Chanqing.
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China
J F. S. Burker
Changning
Lian
Ling Shuk
Lai Sam Shuk
Liau
Chanqing
Borrowing vs Owning Books Shared by Friends
Ela Wister Haines in Christian Herald argues sharing books builds sympathy and conversation. The piece champions borrowing and returning books, noting owners can gain from lending with a visible name and a polite reminder.
Puffin Burrower Fowl of Coastal Rocks
Birds that burrow include the puffin, a stout shorebird under a foot tall with a strong bill. It digs holes up to four feet deep for nests and defends itself fiercely, making capture a challenging task on bleak rockeries where other wildfowl have vanished.
Spiders as Companions in Famous Lives
Spiders served as unexpected pets for historic figures. Beethoven kept a spider that crawled onto his arm during violin practice. Paganini claimed a spider approached him to listen as he played a specific air. Gaenery, author of Richard Coeur de Lion, recalls spiders perched motionless on the piano during his sessions.
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Beethoven
Paganinsts
Gaetry
Richard Coeur de Lion
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Trenton, N. J
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