The Summer White House and Big Oil Ties
President Coolidge’s summer residence at the Pierce estate in Wisconsin links the White House to Henry Clay Pierce and vast oil and railway interests. The Pierce family’s empire, including Waters-Pierce Oil and multiple railroads, spanned Tampico and Mexico, with estate laws settling on son Clay Arthur Pierce after Henry Clay Pierce’s June death. The choice signals possible openness to powerful business ties influencing policy and mentions potential shifts if Coolidge pursued national office.
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Rockefellers
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Clay Arthur Pierce
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New York
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Tennessee Central Railway
Pierce Tordyce Oil
Nashville
Tennessee
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Tierbert Hoove
New England
Pierce Owl
Dodge Chrysler Weagle merger rumor shakes financial world
The Dodge and Chrysler auto companies are described as the biggest news in finance and industry. Rumors suggest a possible alliance or absorption into a larger group, with speculation about a future link to General Motors.
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Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable items. The record notes unclear names, dates, and places, with no complete events or identifiable organizations. It is summarized as a damaged local notice fragment lacking coherent facts.
Auto tax repeal boosts industry and price plans
Early results show the repeal of the three percent automobile tax effective immediately, with a 1.2 percent corporate tax cut to follow next year. The tax relief is expected to lower prices and ease competitive pressures, though businesses debate how much of the savings will be passed to consumers. The article notes uncertainty about when the new rates apply and the overall impact on prices and industry.
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Knights of Ca Iunbuas
WJ McGigney
St Marys
New Haven
United States
Canada
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Turin
Theaters benefit from higher ad valorem tax exemption
The text argues that raising the theater admission tax exemption from 75 cents to three dollars will boost patronage. It claims repeal of the 10 percent tax on sets costing three dollars or less will encourage attendance and criticizes taxes on theater admissions as unnecessary. The passage also includes garbled questions about shopping, dieting, and parking.
Canada Rushes to Embrace Aviation Before Bremen Surprise
The Bremen incident spurred Canada to back rapid aviation growth with flying clubs. Government aid pairs club planes with state machines, requires seaplane or field, hangars, instructors, and a 30 member roster. Aviation seen as key to future transport and regional development across Ontario Quebec and Manitoba.
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Greenley Island
New Foundland
Dominion
Canada
United States
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Yaudson Straits
Canadia
Sentence Sermons at the Inner City Church in Minneapolis
A jumble of phrases appears to list motivational lines linked to Pastor Simpon of an Inner City Church in Minneapolis. The items stress hard work, education, personal growth, and family guidance as paths to success, self control, and personal worth.
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The Haskin Letter on Maryland Education and War Effort
A long, dense passage discusses the 1918 Maryland college system, state education aims, and wartime support. It mentions the Marsh Press inien, Maryland editors, and monitors, the University of Maryland and other colleges, and state efforts to expand instruction and wartime programs. It notes university departments, training facilities, athletics, and the role of agricultural stations and research in supporting farmers and industry. The piece links state cooperation with federal agencies to ensure regular operations and wartime productivity across campuses and rural areas.
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Maryland
Marsh Presscr
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Marydanel Bite Bartotat Ison
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Titerais
Potash Deposits Found in Texas Signal Independence
Deprivation teaches that wars spur self reliance. Potash salts, vital to agriculture and industry, were mostly imported from Germany before World War I. With the supply cut, the material department searched and announced Texas deposits that could ultimately free the United States from foreign potash beds.
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United States
Germany
Interial
Disheartening editorials from Baltimore Sun muse on public faith
A lengthy Baltimore Sun editorial column critiques national political rhetoric and demagoguery. It laments disheartening attitudes, warns of public cynicism, and urges honest leadership to restore trust, citing examples and urging voters to seek substance over style.
Experimental Agriculture and Food Production in Coastal Education
A fragmented report outlines hands on farming and engineering studies at a regional college. It references soil science, fertilizers, irrigation, grow chambers, and experiments in animal husbandry. The narrative mentions culinary and dining prep details tied to a university event and various agricultural processes.
Senate bribery rumors stain the recent session
A fragment from a 19th century report accuses Senator Heflin of accepting bribes and of influence by the Ku Klux Klan. It alleges payments of 100 to 250 dollars for speaking at meetings and suggests conspiratorial aims to seize the government, while noting observers fear interference with Congress.
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United States Senate
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Altea Sunil Pevernot
New York
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Avis
Hero
Kuklaus Klan
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Tarmo
Senate
Heflin
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy
Dear readers seek medical guidance from Dr Frank McCoy on diet and wellness. This column offers practical tips and answers to everyday health questions while inviting readers to submit concerns for future issues.
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Frank McCoy
Digestive Tract Lessons on Absorption and Balance
A verbose casual lesson explains digestion, absorption in the small intestine with villi increasing surface area, and how the colon absorbs water. It mentions fermentation risks, poisons from putrefaction, and stresses balanced diets and patient self-care tips.
Answered Questions From The Public Inquiries In 1920s Style
A jumble of questions covers patent medicines weights and measures, tuberculosis death rates, political figures, and historical curiosities. It lists inquiries about medicine markets, female suffering in politics, census data, animal counts, milk purity, and railroad ties, alongside notes on Knights of Columbus, gravity of liquids, and city street layouts.
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