Battle of Germantown and Expo opening in Philadelphia
Historic Germantown battlefield tale notes how a British encampment and a Civil War era house shaped the retreat near Philadelphia. The Chew House remains a museum within today’s city limits as the Expo opens June 1 1926. Also listed are ten farm club benefits from The Progressive Farmer encouraging youth in ownership leadership and citizenship.
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Philadelphia
Germantown
William Penn
Valley Forge
Washington
Chew House
Chew
New Woman Fear Cited by Doctor At Convention
Dr Hunkle told delegates at the Child Study Association of America that men fear the new woman. In New York, by contrast, old women appear to be the ones dodged.
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Hunkle
Child Study Association of America
New York
Work Is The Greatest Remedy For All Ailments
A motivational line from the Silent Partner urges constant effort as the cure for poverty wealth burden happiness disappointments sorrow faith reason shattered dreams and dying hope. It emphasizes work as the universal remedy for mental and physical afflictions.
Sunday School Attendance Affects Justice System
A Supreme Court judge with eighteen years' experience and who has dealt with youths under twenty one says that regular Sunday School attendance during character formation would rob criminal courts and jails of raw material to work with. The judge claims moral instruction during youth shapes offenders away from crime.
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Supreme Court
Frey award set at 37500 payable by rival act owner
Mrs Katherine M Frey is awarded 37500 to be paid by Wilda Bennett in a case over alienation of Charles C Frey s affections The judge notes the strong claim of the horse owner as reflecting the value of loyalty and public sentiment in the racing world.
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Katherine M. Frey
Wilda Bennett
Charles C. Frey
Tut family opportunity left unheralded in press era
In a sharp observation, the author remarks that Barnum would scorn modern press agents for missing a major chance tied to the Tut family, implying a notable but overlooked opportunity in publicity. The tone critiques contemporary promotion and elevates historical intrigue surrounding the Tut family.
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Barnum
Tut
Coal dust cleanup resumes on sidings after strike
After last year's coal strike left burnable coal dust and debris on the sidings, workers have begun another cleanup effort to address years of accumulation and reduce fire risk.
Political patriotism versus economic treason noted
Henry Ford states that strong patriotism cannot compensate for economic wrongdoing and urges caution against policies that harm enterprise. The quotation contrasts national loyalty with fiscal betrays and highlights a defense of American industry.
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Henry Ford
Weather Outlook From a Cold October Week
The report describes cold and disagreeable conditions for weeks with a severe freeze on October 28 killing tender vegetation. Clouds and dampness dominated, little rain fell, a new norther arrived making it colder, and farmers hope for improving weather to finish cotton picking despite higher than expected September production.
The American Creed Adopted in 1919
The piece outlines the origin of The American's Creed chosen by contest and authored by William Tyler Page, a Tyler descendant. It cites premises from the Preamble to the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, the Oath of Allegiance, and sayings of patriots, forming a pledge to love defend and obey the United States.
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Congress
America
Wm. Tyler Page
Tyler
Tino
United States
United States of America
SET OUT SOME PECAN TREES THIS FALL
Pecan planting guidance for home use suggests placing trees along the edge of the yard or barnyard where moisture supports growth. Varieties likely suited include Schley, Stuart, Delmas Success, and Moneymaker, with paper shelled pecans recommended for regional planting.
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Schley, Stuart
Delmas
Moneymaker
Code of a Sportsman Ten Commandments for fair play
A compact list of ten rules urging steadfast effort, fair play, humility, self awareness, and respect in sports. It emphasizes never quitting or making excuses, avoiding unfair advantage, judging opponents fairly, avoiding arrogance, acknowledging mistakes, and honoring the game as the true measure of winning or losing.
Know Texas Largest State Facts Card
Texas is the largest state with 265 986 square miles. It ranks fifth in population at 4 663 228. If it matched Ohio density its population would reach 37 805 000. About 110 million acres can grow crops. less than a third is cultivated. Farm crops exceed a billion dollars annually, about 11 percent of U S farm crop value. Texas has over half a million telephones and over 1 250 000 miles of telephone wire.
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Texas
Ohio
United States
Belief and Painful Truths in Ovid Quote
A compact reflection on belief, noting that pain makes belief harder. The line suggests skepticism grows where pain lingers, inviting contemplation of how doubt shields or reveals truth.
Loyalty: The Core of Character in Business and Life
A reflective piece extols loyalty as the premier human trait. It links loyalty to friendship, work, and a strong American character, praising perseverance through hardship, press deadlines, and industry-wide challenges as the force that sustains both people and commerce. The message lauds loyalty as a unifying cement across personal and professional spheres.
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Ime
Southwestern
Manuscript of Scott's Antiquary Sells for 10000
The manuscript of Scott’s Antiquary recently sold for 10000 dollars, a figure that contrasts with the 200 dollars it fetched when first offered 93 years ago. The sale adds a notable entry to the records of rare-book trading and literary artifacts.
A Wife’s Love Question Returns to Equal Measure
A wry reflection on marriage notes that a wife has no complaint if her husband’s love remains the same, even if it means he does not love her more or less. The quip highlights shifting expectations in relationships without naming specific people or places.
Boost Your City Without Undercutting Others
A N E A Bulletin excerpt argues that promoting your own community benefits from generosity and mutual support. Boasting about local advantages while ignoring neighbors’ faults invites retaliation. the best strategy is to highlight positives and credit others for what they offer, earning cooperative promotion.
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N. E. A. Bulletin
Woman's defiant warning on domestic conflict echoes era claim
A terse line asserts that any wife matched with her husband will flare up if he attempts to strike her, reflecting a sensational belief about domestic violence. The remark hints at gendered power dynamics and the era's attitudes toward married life and self defense.
Texas Population Density Figures Highlight Rural Spread
Texas has almost five million population but there are only about nineteen persons to the square mile. The note underscores a wide rural spread with concentration in few urban centers and broad open areas across the state.
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Texas
Diversification Means Practical Farm Supplements
Diversification is not just crops or schedules. It means best use of time and resources for each farm. Three cheap profit boosters are a home garden, poultry flock, and a milk cow, with a brood sow for bacon. Daily attention is required to succeed.
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Federal International News
Radio and the Camper
A twist of the radio dial opens a world of entertainment and information for campers. Airwaves carry music news stock and market reports weather and more, giving the outdoors seeker constant service wherever they are.
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Tional Distributing
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Brothers Motor Car
Texas Motor Co
North Elm Street
Graham, Texas
RADIO
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