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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1928
Page
12
President Coolidge will not campaign for Herbert Hoover in the November election. He will speak only on Armistice Day in Washington on November 11 and at the National Grange convention on November 16, with no other campaign speeches planned before the election.
Arthur H. Galbraith failed to appear in Shelby circuit court after suing the First National Bank of Hartsville for 564 743 38. Judge Morrison entered judgment against Galbraith for nothing and costs, upholding the bank's accounting that credits were correctly made from 1915 to 1920.
Walter D. Hickman praises William Allen White as a truthful biographer of presidents from Harrison to Coolidge. He lauds White’s candid portraits of Roosevelt Taft Wilson and McKinley, notes the five part structure of The Great Public Men, and highlights White’s balanced, forthright style and influence.
Top fiction and non fiction lists show six titles each. Empress of Hearts by E Barrington leads fiction alongside The Strange Case of Miss Annie Sprage by L Bromfield and Point Counter Point by A Huxley. Non fiction features Back in the Snow by Edna Millay and Voltaire by W Thaddeus among others.
A Macmillan Company publication titled Masks In A Pageant presents a sweeping historical view with cartoons and photographs. It evokes a grand historical sweep through world characters and their day, highlighting the book from the printer's standpoint and its charm and worth.
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick safe remedy for indigestion. It claims it keeps the stomach free from excess acid, helps people over seventy stay comfortable, and costs 60 cents per package at all druggists.
Richard F. Cleveland son of Grover Cleveland spoke at a Democratic rally in the Adams County courthouse arguing the religious issue has no place in the campaign and challenging critics of a Catholic presidency. In other notes a census shows 104556 women among 794900 agricultural workers in England and Wales.
Joseph Eckdahl and his two sisters are reunited in South Bend after forty two years. Mrs Mary Johnson left Sweden four years after Joseph was born and Mrs Gustav Olin came to America from Sweden when he was one year old. Eckdahl has been living in Mullin Idaho where he works as a miner.
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