What is the Coolidge policy in brief
The writer asks for a plain explanation of the Coolidge policy attributed to Republicans. The tone suggests a request for clarity on the political stance associated with Coolidge without editorializing.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
4
Decatur Benefits From Cooper-Wells Plants Expansion
The Cooper-Wells plants in Decatur currently employ 136 workers and contribute to the city's growth. Decatur is beginning to realize the impact of the plant life on local employment and economy.
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Decatur
Cooper-Wells
Lighting for Keller Rial Bridge Inks Sold
The purchase of funds for the lighting project progresses with payments completed, signaling that the Keller Rial Bridge lighting is imminent and near completion.
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Keller Rial Bridge
Decatur Paves Two More Streets in Southern City
The city of Decatur advances road upgrades with two additional street paving projects, reinforcing its growing reputation as a paved southern city. The initiatives show continued investment in infrastructure and urban development planned for the season.
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Decatur
Delinquent Tax Notice Reflected In Harsh Memory
A man described his reaction to receiving a delinquent tax notice, recalling a past thrill of speed in a 70 mph wagon and a horse and buggy scenario on an eight foot road, highlighting mixed emotions.
Weather Adage Reflected In June Rain Thought
Old timers consider the saying about June rain and its supposed spread across the month. The piece muses on whether belief in the adage has any bearing on health or fate, suggesting reassurance against fear of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Republican Platform Change Sparks Massive Fund Drive
A rumor claimed adding a 12 word change to the 1904 farm relief plank could yield 3,000,000 votes for the Republican Party while possibly draining party coffers. The source notes the proposal failed to gain the necessary support.
Limpy Cleaver Injured in Jail Break Mayhem
Reports say Limpy Cleaver was shot multiple times during a jail break melee as about one hundred officers battled him. Hospital reports indicate he will survive, a relief amid the chaotic confrontation.
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Cleaver
Senator LaFollette’s Farm Relief Fight Shapes Senate
Senator Bob LaFollette the second staged a farm relief battle before Republicans and lost guiding the party’s stance. His address secured his re election prospects though effects on the national party remain uncertain.
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Bob LaFollette
Senate
Way Out Explained by Alabama Minister on Al Smith Vote
A Alabama minister reportedly explained how some voters might resolve their Al Smith dilemma if he is the Democratic nominee. The minister and friend discussed voting behavior with the minister saying he would go to the polls without knowing the candidates.
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Ppuf
al Smith
Hoover Curtis Ticket Shapes Postwar Politics Debate
Herbert Hoover of California and Washington and Senator Curtis former jockey are the Republican nominees for president and vice president. The piece weighs advantages and liabilities for each candidate, notes eastern and western reactions, and predicts a vigorous national campaign with a likely close race and possible Democratic victory.
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Reates
Herbert Hoover
California
Washington
Curtis
Hoover
Senate
Coolidge
East
Big Business
Globe Trotter
West
A Train of Thoughts On Love And Its Powers
A lengthy discourse by J. E. Blair arguing love defines value in people. It claims loveless viewing hides virtue while love reveals character, citing Scripture and a humorous anecdote about a mother-in-law. Love allegedly transforms lovers into nobles and sees beauty where others see flaws.
Walker County Fruit and Vegetable Association ships cabbage
The Peat News reports Walker County’s group sent its first cabbage car to northern markets. With 3,000,000 plants planted, several cars will ship this week and more next week. Cabbage is assembled and crates built across the territory with Jasper loading, using railroad facilities and a large truck to gather crates.
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Morgan County
Peat News
Walker County Fruit and Vegetable Associat
Association
T He Association
Jasper
One Wild Day High Finance Overdid It
A busy day in markets blends politics, stocks, and money as executives and analysts react to rapid swings. Traders track policy signals while investors weigh risk and potential gains amid volatile sessions.
Hoover nomination and stock market musings in Decatur Daily
The Decatur Daily weighs Hoover as a capable candidate while noting no secret backroom deal. The stock market sees a wild day with five and a quarter million shares traded yet asserts values remain sound and prosperity continues. Dawes may be named vice president and the nation is forecast to enjoy steady leadership despite losses to savers.
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South
Hoover
the Stock Exchange
Dawes
Coolidge
Acknowledges Hoover Nomination Debate and Global News
Commentary touches on Hoover's potential nomination amid Wall Street opposition, Amelia Earhart and Miss Mabel Bell aviation mentions, Standard Oil price cuts and global trade frictions, Chang the Chinese warlord killed, Polish hurricane damage near Warsaw, Samoa protests to the League of Nations, and Athens riots with ongoing political focus.
Ba ws Ba ws Patrimony and Respondent Terms
A compact glossary style note defines patrimony as an inherited right from an ancestor and respondent as disposed or expected to respond. It also explains ewe-necked as a horse with an arched neck that is somewhat hollow.
Pilate Faces Jeers as Jesus Is Called King
Excerpted biblical verses describe Pilate asking to release Jesus while the crowd shouts crucify. The chief priests insist they have no king but Caesar as the crowd presses for final judgment and the Passover hour approaches.
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Pilate
Caesar
Jesus
The Opinion: Saving Money Tips From Do It Yourself
A columnist suggests money saving by building a garage, buying wholesale hoses, purchasing fish directly from fishermen, and doing many home tasks yourself. The piece notes early setup costs may be high but long term gains, with warnings about overreaching and the appeal of low prices diminishing when handling chores personally.
Stewards Meet of Ninth Street Methodist Church
The board of stewards of the Ninth Street Methodist church will meet Monday evening at 7 30 o’clock. Attendance of all board members is urged.
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Ninth Street Methodist Church
Just One Year June 16 1927 News Snippet
Miss Elizabeth Darby of Florence has returned home after visiting Miss Myrtle Graves. Colonel W. B. Edmundson left Thursday for a several weeks visit to Hot Springs Ark. Miss Laura May Graham is seriously ill at her home. Miss Mary Gyles of Birmingham is visiting Miss Babye Bess Bailey.
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Elizabeth Darby
Florence
Mrytle Graves
W. B. Edmundson
Hot Springs
Ark
Laura May Graham
Mary Gyles
Birmingham
Babye Bess Bailey
Walking Is Cheap And Fine Exercise
An article by ROYAL 8. COPELAND advises daily walking to strengthen back muscles and whole body. It warns modern life reduces activity and promotes walking even on uneven ground, noting no substitute for walking and suggesting basic exercise over costly gym options. Readers are invited to send questions for further advice.
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United States
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Lincoln
Chevrolet
Vintage vaudeville snippets and clever quips travel
A collage of jokes and tiny anecdotes from early newspapers. It includes light banter about aging, affection, and social missteps, plus humorous exchanges and witty one liners. The piece strings together humorous vignettes from multiple cities and outlets.
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