First Results of Nationwide Presidential Poll Changes Voter Allegiances
Nationwide straw poll results show large switches from last election with Hoover leading Smith 82 010 to 14 550 and cross votes from Democrats to Republicans and former Republicans to Smith. Voting ends October 11 and he appeals for public participation across 2 000 newspapers.
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Hoover
Smith
Autocaster News Service of
New York
Main
California
Four Out of Five Husbands Remain Faithful, Says Psychiatrist
New York report cites Dr. Louis E. Bisch stating only about 20 percent of married men break vows. He credits loyalty to self-control and urges wives to understand temptations, noting many men hold love and honor highly while suggesting hobbies and outdoor activity reduce strain.
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New York
Louis E. Bisch
Bisch
New York Polyclinic Hospital
Jsssue
Smart Set Magazine
Dr. Bisch
Trail Riders to Visit Lake of the Hanging Glaciers
The Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies plan a grand horseback ascent to the Lake of the Hanging Glaciers in the Selkirk Range starting August 2 from Banff and Lake Windermere. The event gathers poets scientists educators artists and notable figures including Mrs Charles D Walcott and Carl Rungius as members and guests.
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Trail Riders of
Canadian Rockies
Lake of the Hanging Glaciers
John
Murray Gibbon
Montreal
Banff
Lake Windermere
Selkirk Range
Alpine Club of Canada
Charles D. Walcott
Wild Flowers
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Carl Rungins
Belmore Browne
R. M Kimbel
New York
United States
Canada
Loneliest Hospital On Victoria River In Northern Australia
A remote hospital on the Victoria river serves vast cattle country. Nearest railway 80 miles away and post office 80 miles. 400 miles to doctor. Nurses stay at most two years. Mail arrives every six weeks. Supplies brought in once a year. No road access. teams of 40 mules haul last 80 miles.
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Victoria River
Northern
Australia
No Written Constitution England and France do not have
The exchange notes that Britain governs by Magna Charta acts and fundamental laws and Parliament remains supreme. France relies on several organic acts after Louis Napoleon, not a written constitution in the American sense.
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England
France
Great Britain
Life as a Universal Force and Panspermia Idea
Svante Arrhenius argues life is a universal element radiating from habitable worlds as spores. These spaceborne seeds travel for ages, mostly destroyed by stellar heat, with some reaching suitable bodies. Meteors could also carry life between heavenly bodies, says Pathfinder Magazine.
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Svante August Arrhenius
Arrhenius
Pathfinder Magazine
Tribute to a Pretty Girl from Howe's Monthly
The piece describes a striking young woman of eighteen whose bold impudence is praised as a refined nerve. It notes that such behavior by a pretty girl fascinates men, who revere it as almost divine, a contrast to how a young man would be viewed.
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E. W. Howe
India
Coelebs in Search of a Wife praised by Hannah More
Hannah More extols the Miscellaneous Society of London for sharpening conversation. She credits its influence with trimming prejudice, curbing egotism, promoting concise speech, and teaching openness to opposition and quick allusion.
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Miscellaneous Society of London
Hannah More
Old Age Thought Freeing the Mind
A reflection on aging arguing that age is a state of mind not a fixed measure. It contends that only the belief of being old weakens a person and allows time to prevail, urging avoidance of outward signals of aging and embracing inner strength.
Tribune Price Worth The Investment
The Tribune costs $2.50 a year, noted as a value to readers. The remark emphasizes the paper’s perceived worth and ongoing appeal to the audience.
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THE
Tribune
American Business Gains Growth Vision Across Borders
A survey of U S commerce highlights Sears Roebuck expansion under General Wood with stores nationwide and abroad, Woolworths growing to eighteen German shops, and foreign buying to satisfy profit goals. Labor leaders may stay neutral in politics as Miss Locke traces Sahara journeys and memories of Atlantic slave trade. John Henry Mears and Charles B D Collyer beat the around the world record in twenty three days, a feat mirroring Verne’s tale. Ellen Terry urges bright attire after eighty years, Hoover prefers discretion with babies and public affection.
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Sears-Roebuck
General Wood
Woolworth
Germany
John Henry Mears
Charles B. D. Collyer
Miller Field
Staten Island
Jules Verne
The Borgias and the Hidden Poisons Debate
French doctor Jagot claims to have found the principle of the Borgias poisons. He says two arsenical preparations were used a slow dissolving poison and a soluble arsenic compound acting instantly. The substances were unquestionably arsenical in composition.
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Jagot
Life's True Object and Aims of Living
Epworth Herald quotes a maxim that life is for growth and usefulness. The message emphasizes forming a life that brings joy to others, worth sustaining beyond mere survival or comfort.
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Epworth Herald
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Alfred E. Smith
Democrat
Lewis E. Bisch
Coelebs
London
Logy
Philo Gubb
Jack
Bluteuchal
John Crane
Westcote
Simon Judd
Ellis Parker Butler
Swatty
Dillon Tribune
Arthur Brisbane
Sahara S
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Labor
Organized Labor
Green
Federation
Katherine Locke
Youngstown
Ohio
Sahara
Marakesh
Atlas Mountains
Miss Locke
Timbuktu
America
Ellen Terry
Mr. Hoover
J. Hoover
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