Trained Legislator for the White House
The piece argues Warren G. Harding will bring government by experienced experts rather than theory. It lauds his Senate apprenticeship and two governorships, contending Wilson’s failures harmed national coordination and prestige. It expects a cabinet of authorities, party unity, and close executive-congress cooperation.
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White House
Warren G. Harding
United States Senate
Ohio Senate
Harding
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Relief of Rheumatic Pains Massage Guidance
For the relief of rheumatic pains massage affected parts with Chamberlain's ointment to ease stiffness and soreness. It relieves pain and makes rest and sleep possible.
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Chamberlain
Love and Power Move a Widow toward a Lost Love
Laurette Winthrop, a thirty five year old widow, seeks to rekindle affection with Irvin Throop who has grown morose from illness. Laurette enlists her friend Mrs. Ewing to use social charm to lift his spirits. Through upbeat encouragement and tennis, Throop improves, rekindling hope and hinting at renewed romance.
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Ross Ewing
Exmoor
Laurette
Laurette Winthrop
Alvin
Irvin Throop
Morton Place
Irvin
Throop
Ewing
Paxton
Mrs. Ewing
Irving Throop
Louisiana House Rejects Suffrage Amendment in 67 to 44 Vote
Scranton Pa. Republican notes that Louisiana lawmakers rejected the suffrage amendment with 67 votes to 44, while Democratic women blame Republicans for the delay. The piece contrasts Republican support for ratification in other states with Democratic resistance and previews 1920 political themes of radicals versus conservatives as the country prepares for world leadership debates.
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Louisiana
Scranton
America
Witches Feared in Ohio in Early Settlement Tales
A Lawrence County court record from 1828 recounts a claim of horse sale imposition tied to witchcraft. The defendant insisted the horse was bewitched, and locals burned a cow alive to prevent witches from haunting other livestock, reflecting widespread belief among settlers.
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Ohio
Howe
Common Pleas Court
Lawrence County
Vishnu in Mythology A Supreme Hindu Deity
Vishnu is the second god in the Hindu triad. Initially a sky god and Indra’s younger brother, his status rose in later myths. He descends in times of chaos to restore order, is depicted with four arms, and rides a half human half beast. His followers often come from the Indian middle class and bear a forked-trident mark on the forehead.
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Vishnu
Indra
Slavery in the American Colonies and Early States
The 18th and early 19th century census records show slavery widespread from New England to Georgia. In 1756 about 292,000 slaves existed in the colonies with gradual abolition in the north by 1820, while New Jersey remained an outlier with persistent slave numbers into 1850.
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New England
Georgia
Massachusetts
Vermont
United States
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Indianapolis News
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