Quiet Nation Mourns Harding as World Pays Tribute
President Harding’s death triggered a worldwide outpouring of sorrow. Flags, services, and mourning marks filled nations from Germany to Paraguay and Westminster Abbey as Marion, Ohio, held his final rites. Coolidge faces a pivotal year as party leaders weigh his bid for the 1924 nomination amid labor and international policy concerns.
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Edward W. Pickard
G. ‘Harding
Abraham Lincoln
San Francisco
Washington
National Capital
White House
Capitol
Marian
President Coolidge
Mrs. Harding
United States
Reichstag
Harding
Congress of
Paraguay
Marion
New Willard Hotel
Coolidge
New Hampshire
Hiram Johnson
LaPollette
Senate
Johnson
Mellon
Europe
Paris
France
America
Roosevelt letter sent to all American Legion posts
A facsimile of Theodore Roosevelt’s personal wartime message to American soldiers in France was distributed through 11,000 American Legion posts. Cass Connaway of Buffalo oversaw the project after arranging for letters from governors, Cardinal Gibbons, and others, ending with Roosevelt’s note to troops at the front amid personal tragedy.
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Theodore Roosevelt
France
Quentin
American Legion
Soldiers of America
Cass Connaway
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Connoway
Connaway
Indianapolis
Red Cross
United States
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Booth Tarkington
Meredith Nicholson
George Ade
Commonwealth
Cardinal Gibbons
Germain
America
Paris
London Daily Times
Buffalo Real Estate Board
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt House
New York City
MEN NOT GREATEST TALKERS IN STUDY OF CREATIVITY
Dr Helge Landhel of Waverly Mississippi presented a study to the American Psychiatry Association in Detroit noting normal women talk more but say less than normal men. The test used a meaningless picture shown two minutes after a prompt of meaning. Normal men tended to see more than the image offered, while melancholics refused to participate with and cited inability.
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Linn County
Tama Indiana
Ottumwa
Lowe
Tipton
Hotte
Ee Consolidated
Clear Lake
Epworth League Institute
Upper Iowa
T. F. Cooke
William Allen
Allison
Iowa
Pyramid Portland Cement Ponabany
Valley Junction
Kendall
Iowa National Guard
Camp Dodge
Mason City
Dresden
John W. Lemmon
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Atlantic
August Willeges
Sioux City
Turrier
Ozford
England
America
Harry OC. Oberhotser
The
Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Milo John Gabriel
Masons
Lows
Ida Grove
State Board of Education
Capital
William P. Gregory
Centerville
United States
Southern District of
Ray C. Fountain
Des Moines
South Dakota
Peter Malcom
State Department of Agriculture
University of Iowa
W. F. Bristol
A. 8. Smith
Lowe Werleyan College
New Sharon
Longstreet & Jones
Dawes
Ellia D. Robbes
National Bank
Federal Reserve District
Towa
United State Bank
Notretive Valve Jena Engine Company
Dae Moines Register
Wesley, le
Penn College
the Elma
Nellie Gibbs Wooden
Chicago
the Dime
Tomagea
Helge Landhel
Waverly
Miss
American Psychiatric Aspcration
Detroit
Too Far Doorway Incident In Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star recounts a humorous anecdote where Cleadaphio Tarpy climbs a stepladder to hang a picture of Aunt Rhoda, who has whiskers, then falls and injures her shoulder while nearly harming a cat. Old Timrad Tarpy narrates the mishap with wry tone.
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Timrad
Cleadaphio
Rhoda
Kansas
Doctor claims popcorn cures dyspepsia in study
A physician touts popcorn as a remedy for Myspepsia, asserting success in treatment. Critics say the claim risks misinforming patients and note potential dangers of unverified cures. The exchange highlights skepticism about health fads in medical discourse.
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Hawkeye
Berlin
F.W. Stearny
Swampscott
Mass
President Cooldge
John Coolidge
Bowles
Devens
Mr. Harding
Chancelor Cueno
Germany
Massachusetts
New England
Hancellor Cuno
Cuno
Hugo Strones
Ghatteelieor
Shea
Ruhr
Turkey
Angora National Assembly
Lausanne
Joseph C. Grew
Ismet Pasha
Britain
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
Council of the League
League
Council
Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Enry Sullivan
Lowell
Masa
Douglas-Pectin Corporation
Sida
Rocheever
N.Y
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