Indianapolis Times Presidency Card 1928
The Indianapolis Times 1928 masthead lists editors Boyd Gunley Roy W Howard and business manager Frank G Morrison. It notes daily publication except Sunday from 214 220 W Maryland St Indianapolis Indiana with pricing per Marion County and elsewhere. The paper is a member of United Press Scripps Howard NIS and AB C. Give Light and the People Will Find Their Own Way.
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Indianapolis ‘Times
Scripps-Howard
Indianapolis ‘Times Publishing Co
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Boyd Gunley
Roy W. Howard
Prank G. Morrison
United Press
Scripps- Howard Newspaper Alliance
Newspaper Enterprise
Newspaper Information Service and Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hoover's Acceptance Speech Highlights Tolerance Over Prohibition
The letter supports Hoover despite opposing prohibition and lauds his openness to debate. It praises his calm, tolerant tone, says he refrains from bigotry, and notes his stance on the Eighteenth Amendment while urging further discussion of super-power issues like Muscle Shoals and Boulder Dam before the election. The writers affirm confidence in Hoover's honesty and leadership.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Republic
Smith
Friendship and Flight Luck in 1920s Air Routes
The piece weighs the value of U S China ties for trade and notes China buys about 110 million dollars in U S goods annually. It extols the southern Atlantic flight route, citing recent rescues of aviators and luck along the southern path. It also mentions a Cleveland gunman and a quip about Colonel Lindbergh as a bachelor.
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Julius Klein
Department of Commerce
China
Mr. Tunney
Colonel Lindbergh
Ancient Egyptian medicine and public health practices
The Elbers papyrus dated 1500 B C shows Egyptian pharmacopoeia including gargles salves snuffs and opium. Osler notes extensive pharmacy surgery and ophthalmic care with public health laws and cleansing rituals. Mummies reveal osteoarthritis and spinal curvature as common ancient ailments.
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B. C
Leipzig
William Osler
Mouley Mohammed Faces 300-Wife Sultan Problems
The 16 year old Morrocan sultan Mouley Mohammed inherits about 300 wives and throne, facing intrigue as each seeks status. He reportedly fled to France incognito to ponder his delicate royal domestic crisis and the challenge of maintaining harmony.
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Morroco
Mouley Mohammed
Mohammed
France
Mouley
Hoover and Smith in the party system debate
The piece argues that American politics runs on party lines, not individual candidates, noting Hoover’s acceptance speech and Smith’s expected response. It praises Hoover’s pragmatic approach, critiques partisan zeal, and reflects on national pride in prosperity, industry, and progress.
Daily Thoughts and Faithful Revelation Reflections
A compact devotional note cites Bible verse Revelation 2 10 and a Jeremy Taylor line about conversing with angels and prefiguring hymns of glory. The piece presents a pious contemplation on steadfast faithfulness and spiritual ascent.
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Po Aaith
Jeremy Taylor
Great Care Needed With Sensitive Child
Dr. Morris Fishbein reviews Dr. Brian Crichton’s concept of hypersensitive children who react strongly to simple cues. Ridicule and harsh discipline fuel fear and poor self image, while calm, sympathetic guidance and careful handling by parents and teachers help these children develop confidence and avoid trauma.
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Health
Brian Crichton
Irish Journal of Medical Science
Doctor Crichton
Ures
McCray plans a comeback to repay investors
Richmond editors highlight Warren T. McCray 63 pursuing restitution after past financial misfortunes. He regains control of his stock farm and aims to rebuild with Hereford cattle expertise, earning admiration for his determination to compensate those who trusted him.
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Richmond
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
McCray
Bridge Play Made Easy by W. W. Wentworth
Instructions on signaling through opening leads in trump contracts. Illustrations show West leading diamonds or clubs to reveal distribution and aid partner, with examples of down and out signals and avoiding certain singleton holds. Dated 1928.
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East
West
Hearts
Diamonds
This Date in U S History Highlights Aug 13 milestones
On August 13 events include New Hampshire and Massachusetts separating for the second time in 1691, Grant moving on Richmond in 1864, Manila surrender to U S forces in 1898, and the 1912 House approving a bill allowing postal employees to unionize but banning strikes.
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New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Grant
Richmond
Manila
United States
House of Representatives
Questions and Answers from The Indianapolis Times
A compiled reader exchange from The Indianapolis Times Washington Bureau lists Q A on topics from traditional dress like burnoose to photographic plate exposure. It explains cardinal and ordinal numbers and notes the opening of The Student Prince in New York City on December 2 1924 at Jolson's Theater.
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Onl
Frederick M. Kerby
Indianapolis Times
Washington
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Ree
New York City
Jolson
Hoover speech split by nonpartisan scholars at institute
The Institute of Public Affairs panelists in Virginia disagree on Hoover's acceptance speech. Some hail it as frank and hopeful on prohibition and farm relief while others call it evasive and noncommittal, with criticism focused on foreign policy and trust issues.
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South Bend
Indiana
Frank Dailey
Harry Leslie
Tunney
Illinois
J Triversity
Hoover
Institute of Public Affais
L. C. Crampton
Michigan
Congress
Albert Dieffenbach
The
Christian Register
Emily Newell Blair
Women’s
National Democratic Club
Smith
John H. Latane
John Hopkins University
A. R. Hatton
Northwestern University
Dean C. G. Maphis
University of Virginia
Blair
Harding
DOVER
John D. Black
Harvard
Institute
Round-Table
Atlantic
R. Latane
Round-Table On Foreign Affairs
Coolidge
League of Nations
World Court
League
Mark Graves
New York State Tax Commission
the Roundtable
Daugherty
Fall
Forbes
Department of Commerce
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Mr. Hoover
Republican Party
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Herbert Clark Hoover
DR. Morris Fishbein
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Soldiers’ Field
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Republican National Committee
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