Republican Leaders Fire Up 1922 Campaign in Senate Speeches
Senator Lodge and Senator McCormick open the 1922 congressional campaign with a forceful, fact driven review of the Republican administration since March 4 1921. They accuse Democratic leaders of obstruction and misrepresentation while pledging aggressive defense of the record and demands for specifics from critics.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator McCormick
Senate
Democratic Party
McCormick
Lodge
Congress
Harrison and Heflin
House
Baltimore Sun
Heflic
Harrison
the Sun
Berlin
Berber Beekeeping and White Bone Talisman Beliefs
Eastern Algerian Berbers keep bees near homes with roof hives and mats for protection against sand storms. A white bone hangs before hives to ward off the evil eye, believed to catch and divert harmful glances from passersby.
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Algeria
Europe
Romance at the Drug Store Ends in Yes
Imogene a 22 year old eldest of eight falls for Bill Jennings a bank employee. After a night of near misses with family interruptions they dine at Smith Brothers drug store where Bill asks via a sundae menu for Imogene to marry him and she joyfully says yes amid a bustling city scene.
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Eustis
Vonatilla
Apopka
Ocoee
Leesburg
Center Hill
Manchester
Punta Gorda
Bass
Moore Haven
Lake Oxachoobee
Oxachoovee
Young
Lake Okachoochee
Oxachoochee
Florida
Imogene
Bill Jennings
Filover
Big Sister
Bill
Bil
Hetrick
Jim Hetrick
Gome
Jim
Father
Sil
Pliece
Tie
Inogene
Nellie
Family Theater
Mr. Hetrick
Smith Brothers
Mr.Hetrick
Bin
Butterflies Carry Their Own Perfume in Scent Bottles
Observations show male butterflies possess scent bottles in modified wing scales that release perfume to attract females. Scented scales appear as stripes or patches in fritillaries and other species, often with dull wing colors. Electricity effects on animals noted with examples including a leech, horses, and a rheumatic ox.
Lawyer Secures Day Change for Execution
A condemned man asks if his lawyer did anything for him. The lawyer boasts the date of execution was moved from Friday to Thursday to avoid an unlucky Friday, claiming success in delaying the sentence.
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Nercy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Granbury Press
Cranbury
Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
New Jersey
E. H. Brown
Burroughs
Iam
Fort Myers
Caloosahatchie River
Frank H. Williams
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Central Garage
Harold M. Silver
Arthur V. Danser
Proprietors
Otis
Patrick
Notasemé
Fred’k W. Donnelly
South Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Peppler
Hoover
Aspinwall
Thomas Peppler
the Sun Optical Co
F. C. Leaming, Pres
West State Street
Warren and
Willow Streets
Stacy-Trent
State and
Warren Streets
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