Democratic Strategies in Smith Hoover Race
The piece analyzes how Democratic planks on farm relief and prohibition are flexible, allowing multiple readings. It contrasts Smith’s possible wet stance with dry Congressmen, stresses campaign dynamics driven by personalities, and notes shifts when key figures like Ware and Brennan falter or fall ill.
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Houston
Pittman
Platform Committee
Smith
South
mid-West
Hoover
Now Comes the Hymn of Hate
N D Cochran argues warfare breeds hate and political campaigns mirror war by smearing opponents. He recalls wartime training that taught boys to hate the enemy and notes how politicians inflame voters by attacking rivals and shaping public opinion to ruin character rather than win fair victory.
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Hoover
Smith
Tammany
Tweed
Croker
Hoosier Voters Favor Hoover Amid Local Rumors
The piece notes local supporters of Arthur Robinson and Harry Leslie mock claims that Herbert Hoover faces danger in Indiana. It argues Indiana leans Republican, praising Hoover's cross party appeal, especially among women, amid whispers about rival candidates.
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Arthur Robinson
Harry Leslie
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
Hoover
Hener
Senatoratson
Leslie
Robinson
Mr. Hoover
Lanover
Mental Murder Note Delusions Spur Irony in Hoboken Case
A New York man claims to have killed his wife and reported the act to police, only to find her alive at a Broad St. office. He is charged with disorderly conduct, highlighting a bizarre crime in which the killer harms no one in reality.
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Hoover
New York
Newark St
Hoboken
Broad St
End of Million Dollar Gates Says Boxing Boom Was a Mirage
Writers claim the Tunney Heeney bout signaled the collapse of big gate era for boxing. Purses reached highs unmatched by other sports and were regarded as out of proportion to value, though some argue the decline frees sport from inflated salaries.
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United States
Women pilots may become common in commercial aviation
The article praises Lady Heath as a pioneer pilot and argues women can be as capable as men in piloting. It notes endurance and fitness matter more than raw strength and suggests the future could see many women flying commercial planes across the country. It closes with a light aside about gender expectations and a playful newspaper headline.
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Lady Heath
English Channel
Speculation and the Reserve Bank Credit Policy Debate
A Buffalo lawyer seeks an accounting of New York Fed actions to curb stock speculation while the system lowered rates to aid European re housing. The piece argues that tight money hurts industry and suggests administrative reforms rather than new laws to remove reserve banks from the stock market.
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New York City Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve
Reserve Bank
Europe
Reserve Board
Chicago Reserve Bank
New York City
Reserve System
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
New York
Mine Wage Negotiations Strain Union Position
The article shows weakened miners after Jacksonville wage scale loss and district agreements. Indiana deep vein bituminous operators seek about 30 percent wage cuts, Ohio soft coal operators reject talks, four attend a Columbus meeting proposing parity with Kentucky and West Virginia cuts. The union faces defeat in a prolonged strike, whips hand with scattered locals likely.
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Jacksonville
Indiana
Ohio
Columbus
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
West Virginia
Aesculapius the Father of Greek Medicine Explored
The article traces Aesculapius from mythical son of Apollo to revered healer. It notes legends of his death by Zeus, temples across Greece, and the practice of dream based cures. It mentions Cos Cnidos and Pergamon temples, Athens temple built in 420 B C, and ancient medical records on temple walls.
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Thessaly
Podalirius
Machaon
Troy
Apollo
Coronis
Cheiron
Iealing
John Erskine
Erskine
Zeus
Jupiter
Hades
Ancient
Greece
Cos
Cnidos
Pergamon
Athens
Daily Thoughts Reflections on Virtue and Earthly Life
A compact excerpt presents quotes linking earthly origin to virtue and moral reflection. It contrasts human shame with virtuous conduct, invoking biblical and literary voices to frame personal ethics.
Muzzle or Confine Dogs to Halt Rabies
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses rabies in Chicago and nationwide. He notes rising dog related cases with hot weather, urges strict city ordinance enforcement for ninety days, and says vaccinating all dogs is impractical. He describes Pasteur treatment for bite victims and recommends sending a dog’s head to labs for testing.
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Daily Health Service
The
American Medical Aation
Hygeia
Health Magazine
United States
Institute of Medicine of Chicago
Health Department
Chicago
Institute of Medicine
Bridge Play Made Easy by W W Wentworth
A summary of the Rule of Eleven in bridge play explains how players deduce high cards and distribution. Example shows dummy and hands with hearts, detailing signaling and counting to avoid giving away tricks.
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W. W. Wentworth
Declarer
East
West
Legal battle lines form over Stephenson case in Indiana press
The Goshen News Times and others note D C Stephenson’s legal appeals fail to free him. Editorials accuse legal maneuvers of helping only in notoriety, while Indiana Republicans and Democrats debate corruption, party integrity, and nominees ahead of November elections.
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Goshen News-Times
D. C
Stephenson
Muncie
Indiana
Republican Party
Questions and Answers from The Indianapolis Times Reader
A collage of Q and A items covers dime mintages for 1914 and 1894, Spanish terms for sweetheart, Dempsey vs Tunney education, postal savings deposits and limits, Buck in New York film, automobile differentials, hawk diets, U S chief export, 1925 veterans pensions, Annie Oakley, Barbara Frietchie author, and lawyers fees.
First Aid for Bleeding Explained by Science Service
Bleeding from a cut or wound must be controlled urgently. Arterial bleeding spurts bright red blood while venous bleeding is dark and steadier. Apply pressure directly over the wound or between the heart and artery for arterial bleeding. A makeshift tourniquet from belt or bandage may be used with a stiff applicator. Loosen after twenty minutes and reapply if bleeding resumes. Patient should rest quietly with no stimulants.
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Science
This Date in U S History August 1492 1787 1890 1912
August dates mark notable events from 1492 when Pinta lost its rudder to 1787 when the first federal constitution draft was reported. In 1890 New York carried out its first electric execution, and in 1912 the Senate empowered a president to appoint a Panama Canal Zone governor.
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New York
Senate
Panama Canal Zone
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