La Follette plans and business outlook in a Dearborn note
A Dearborn Independent column discusses La Follette as an independent candidate option, possible alliances with Democrats, and regional strength for a Coolidge defeat. It also notes a favorable but cautious view of current business conditions, urging patience with temporary breathing spells rather than panic.
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Dearborn Independent
Straw Vote Fallacy and Vacations shapes in print
A critique of straw polls shows misused data and advertising aims behind voter surveys like Mellon tax plan and bonus measure. The piece warns that real tax reduction paths were obscured and urges decisive, relaxed vacation planning to avoid misery. It also notes migration of Black Americans north and quotes Rollin Linde Hart on schooling and freedom.
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Dearborn
Rollin Linde Hart
World’s Word
Fifty Cent Piece Struck For Huguenot Tercentenary
A new fifty cent piece from the United States Mint Philadelphia commemorates the Huguenot Walloon Tercentenary. Obverse features Admiral Coligny and William the Silent. reverse shows the ship Niew Nederland. The first coin was presented to President Coolidge with dignitaries including Ambassadors Jusserad de Graeff and de Cartier.
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de Graeff
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Belgium
Netherlands
Nature’s Call to Rest and Relaxation
A reflective piece urges embracing natural rhythms to slow pace, honor quiet moments, and make hours count for genuine rest. It promotes natural light, gentle routines, and mindful pauses as essential for well being. It speaks to finding balance amid daily demands through simple acts of relaxation.
Women fined or jailed under national prohibition law
More than twenty five thousand women have been fined or imprisoned for violating the National Prohibition law.
Termites Attack Wood Structures in Tropical Regions
Termites, or white ants of the tropics, show a strong appetite for wooden buildings, furniture, stores, and fences. In termite infested railroad districts, metal or concrete ties are used to resist insect damage.
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Tropics
Lehne Declines Reelection To Focus On Highway Maintenance
Chas Lehne announces he will not seek reelection as county commissioner to take a state highway maintenance position. He thanks the county and precinct supporters, says he will serve until his term ends, and will focus on maintaining the recently built highways starting January 1st.
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Chas. Lehne
No Pure Guaranis Left In Paraguay Today
A Detroit News note describes the Guarani as a vanished pure-blooded group due to conquest and assimilation by Spaniards. It notes Paraguayans speak Guarani, place names are in the language, and highlights simple vocabulary, limited numerals, and the prideful, clean habits of peons, along with the now-lost delicate mandy lace craft.
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Paraguay
Detroit News
Local grocers Offer Canned Fruits Vegetables and Meats for Trips
Readers are urged to try home canned staples for fishing trips. Check with local grocers or call for availability and guidance on suitable products for outdoor adventures.
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