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Indiana farmers opposed Hoover in the Republican primary with James B. Watson leading the ticket by about 25 000 votes, while urban areas backed Hoover's rival. The piece notes strain within the party, potential shifts toward Lowden or instructing delegates for Al Smith, and contrasts rural vs urban support across the Hoosier delegation. It also covers international tensions in China Japan and Italy, U.S. mediation talk, and domestic fiscal projections.
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Shantung
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Peking
Tung
Tokyo
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North China
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Tale of Village Firemen In Prohibition Era Fire Ride
A humorous rustic tale from a Wyoming suburb recounts a volunteer fire department misadventure led by a self styled hero Mr. Kloot. The chief and crew rush a house owned by millionaire L M Taylor, amid bungled hose work and unsafe firing the safety chant. The episode ends with the fire under control and Taylor lamenting insurance gaps as bystanders react with disbelief.
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Love and Authority in Jesus Parable Teaching
The lesson analyzes Mark 11 to 12 with focus on Jesus’ authority pledged to God and his counter questions to priests and rulers. It covers the vineyard allegory, the tribute question to Caesar, the resurrection debate with the seven brothers, and the Great Commandment, ending with Christ’s question on His divine nature. It highlights teaching to church members on duties to God and neighbor and civil government.
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Fragmented Historical Note Offers Mixed Advice
A garbled excerpt presents partial phrases about belief, trust, and behavior toward a figure. The legible terms include suggestions to heed advice and to act as if belonging to a unconfirmed authority. The text remains unclear on names, dates, or concrete events.
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to try Moone's Emerald Oil for tender and swollen feet. It claims a faithful, short treatment plan will ease foot troubles, rival products fail, and the oil is clean, penetrating, and non staining with a money back guarantee.
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Moone
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Autos in Ned Zealand and Per Capita Car Ownership
Autos in New Zealand rank high in per capita ownership, exceeded only by the United States and Canada. Car sales hinge on the financial condition of pastoral industries, with most vehicles being American made.
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United States
Canada
Cvery Craven
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