Harding and Coolidge Face Postwar Presidency Legacy
The obituary essay reviews Warren G. Harding life and leadership, noting his steady wartime steering, people skills, and influence with few public acts. It compares him to McKinley and Wilson, outlines Calvin Coolidge as his successor, and discusses succession prospects and political uncertainty after Harding’s death in a period of postwar transition.
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Warren GQ
Harding
Warren G. Harding
United States
Wes
Ohio
Willam McKinley
White House
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
McKinley
Warren G. Hoarding
Axha
Chicago
Amon
Chester A. Arthur
James A. Garfield
Wreddent’ Harding
Ben- Jame Therigon
Wiliam Howard S Watt
Warren
Muthoe
Hhotior
Olio
Calvin Coolidge— Jr
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Man “Sachusetes
United States Senate
Boston
Quolidge
Republican Party
Lke
Goolidge
Wkely
Voice of the People column invites reader opinions
The Itha Review invites community views in a weekly Voice of the People column. Editors share their views but will publish opposing opinions without abusive language or church criticism. Submissions reach the review office early in the week for publication the following week. anonymous letters are allowed without names.
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Itha Review
Editos
Right Man in the Right Place Forest Park Post Master Praise
A Forest Park letter to the Forest Leaves defends Malwurm as post master, noting a $4,000 gain in the first year and a remodelled post office. Signatories include W A Pickerman assistant postmaster H H Buenger chief clerk and Louis J Schuler financial clerk, Forest Park Illinois, August 7, 1928.
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Forest Leaves
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Wlth
Forest Park
Malworm
Forest Park Post Office
Mulwurm
Min
W. A. Bpickerman
H. H. Buenger
Louis J.schuler
Forest Dark
Illnois
Mayor Provides Police Bonus in Philipsburg
Mayor Potta offers a $1 bonus for every arrest by town police, three officers currently paid $120 monthly. He cites an old town ordinance as the basis, saying the incentive will spur more active law enforcement work.
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Philipsburg
N. I
Potta Baa
Robbers Steal Two-Story Brick Building in Birmingham
Police report a daring theft where a two story brick building owned by A Krebs of Atlanta disappeared in one night. Officers observed several men removing the bricks but mistook it for a legitimate undertaking. A large crew was implicated in the operation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ad Krebs
Atlanta
Cour Dlately
Reviewette Picnic at Dellwood Park Ends in Laughs and Mixups
The Dellwood park picnic drew a crowd where Emil Beuchler hogged the megaphone and Fred Ucht lost a mismatched shirt. Walter Meyer and Walter Horn faced explanations while Henry Weck’s baseball picks clashed with the actual game. Umpires changed, prizes were awarded amid pie contests and races, and mischief mixed with merriment as spectators and participants shuffled through the day.
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Henry ©. Weck
Bocatera Club
Will
How Halifax Got Its Name in Nova Scotia History
In 1740 Lord Cornwallis named Halifax after the parl of Halifax, honoring the statesman who served in the House of Commons and the Lords. The city, then in Raagland, grew as a port and market town of notable importance.
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Biallfax
Nova Scotta
Cornwwalliy
Parl
House of Commons
Poune of Lords
Sieth
Raagland
Comanen Words and the Coxvera Ownership Debate
A clipped fragment discusses the Coxvera ownership issue with terms like what is heard and veiled references to Dret Yaar and the Globe-Democrat. The unreadable text hints at a referenced debate over rights and property but offers no clear facts or resolutions.
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Laake Globe-Democrat
Workers Rally Marks Year End At Local Market
George Armbrust leads the Commercial Association with Leslie Partridge as secretary. Workers praise the effort, noting the day’s tasks and morale. As the year closes, plans begin for another season of work and renewal.
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George Armbrust
The
Commercial Association
The Path to Real Progress Through Individual Endeavor
A dated reflection argues progress comes from individuals forging new paths rather than copying others. It cautions against imitation, urging unique contributions in society. The piece contrasts social striving with unhappiness from material mimicking and notes the value of pursuing meaningful acts over conformity.
Women of World Meet M1 Austeala
Event summary notes an international gathering of women workers aimed at raising the status of female laborers. Delegates include Rosabeth Agnes Neator and Agnes Johnson of Chicago, Mrs. Mead Swarts of New Pauline Newman of Philadelphia.
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Ameria
Tte Odjeers
Rosabeth Agnes Neator
Chicago
Agnes Johnson
Mead Swarts
Pauline Newman
Philadelphia
Bullets Nest 12 Inches From Certain Death
Robins nest on an exhaust pipe from Northwestern University Public Health Institute in Evanston. Acid vapors or chlorine constantly blow directly beneath the nest, threatening the birds with lethal exposure. Students lean from windows to watch while a few continue to survive amid the peril.
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Public Health Institute
Northwestern University
Evanston
Las
Aves
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Mre
Robie
Robin
King Albert Displays His Wonderful Strength
Chronicles King Albert showing great power by lifting a heavy stone at a new location in Anderlecht. An officer explains two workers would be needed but the king lifts the stone easily and jokes about not respecting the law as to rest.
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Bramels
Lon
Anderlecht
Brosaln
Offeer
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