Roosevelt Hoover set to duel in battleground October campaign
Washington dispatch notes a widening national campaign with Roosevelt expanding Democratic efforts in the east while Hoover and aides advance in the west. Roosevelt eyes New York and the northeastern bloc, with Smith expected to speak, as Hoover plans a Des Moines stop and western swing.
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Grace Grows Cynical in a Tangled Social Web
Grace hides unhappiness behind a glamorous pose while pursuing business wins and a wary romance. Sue and Sarah watch Grace cope with betrayal, wealth, and social pressures as Rodney Clark — a wealthy, esteemed office figure — shows interest, complicating the trio’s dynamics.
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Length of Trans-Siberian Railroad Stretches Over 5550 Miles
The Trans-Siberian Railway runs from Leningrad on the Baltic Sea to Vladivostok on the Sea of Japan, spanning more than 5550 miles.
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Vladivostok
Sea of Japan
Women Fight For Right To Use Maiden Names In Office
The National Woman's Party pushes to allow a married woman to run for public office under her maiden name. Elsie Hill, Norfolk, married to Prof. Albert Levitt, seeks Congress on an independent Republican ticket. Legal challenges cite Lucy Stone tenets and a Wisconsin 1924 ruling.
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Wisconsin Attorney-General
Roosevelt Leads Hoover in Literary Digest Second Returns
In 11 states, Roosevelt holds 102,185 votes (46.03%) to Hoover 100,232 (45.18%) of 222,014 ballots. Hoover leads in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York. Roosevelt leads in California, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Roosevelt gains strength from former Republicans. Hoover gains little from Democrats.
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Custom of assigning husband’s surname protested by wife
A quoted remark argues that bearing a husband’s surname is a mere custom some women may abandon. The speaker suggests this practice could end if women choose differently.
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Carolina line reserves show improvement in practice
In Chapel Hill, several Carolina line understudies shine in week practice. Reserve center Gordon Melver, not used in the Wake Forest game, appears likely for Saturday. Guard Edwin Kahn and tackle Bill Collins also impress, with tackle Jim Tatum delivering strong play as Carolina plans to counter the Commodore backs.
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Capudine Liquid Remedy Promises Fast Pain Relief
An advertisement promotes Capudine as a fast acting liquid remedy for periodic, neuralgic, rheumatic pains and headaches. It claims quick absorption, no narcotics, and soothing relief for strained muscles. Available in 16c, 60c sizes.
Calcium in the human body over ninety percent in bones
A statement notes that about 99 percent of the body's calcium resides in bones and teeth, highlighting the mineral’s primary storage in the skeletal system.
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