Coolidge Inaugurated in Simple Ceremony as Dawes Takes Oath
President Coolidge was inaugurated with a simple ceremony at the Capitol as Vice President Dawes took the oath. The event, broadcast by radio to millions, contrasted with Harding's deathbed oath and featured a steel canopy for outdoor rites.
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Coolidge Pledges Lower Taxes In Inaugural Address
Washington reporters summarize President Coolidge’s inaugural address stressing tax relief and peace through international understanding. He calls for economy, limits on taxation, and a balanced, law grounded approach to world affairs while preserving American independence and moral duties.
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New Market in St Louis to Feature Public Weighing Scales
St Louis prepares a new 1 350 000 union market set for June showcasing six public weighing scales at scattered points for buyers to verify weights. Reported also notes reinforced concrete brick veneer construction and use of first floor as market place with upper floors for public storage of automobiles.
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Old Home Week at the White House during inauguration
Guests of the Coolidges at the White House include John Coolidge Col Jom Coolidge and Mrs Goodhue mother of Mrs Coolidge. Frank W Stearns of Boston and President Olds of Amherst also attend. Mrs Goodhue will stay several weeks. Colonel Coolidge notes his unique place in history as gatekeeper to his son’s presidency.
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Responsibility of Influence on Those Around Him
A reflection on how every person, regardless of status or strength, wields influence over others for better or worse, shaping the conduct and character of those nearby through everyday actions and example.
Wellston Woman Credits Vegetable Compound Recovery
Mrs William Butts of Wellston Ohio attests she was very sick with back and side pain and fatigue. After using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved strength, ability to work and care for her children, and plans to try Blood Medicines in spring. She says the remedy helped her regain vitality and looks.
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Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Joint Pain
An old advertisement touts Joint-Hasa as a remedy for swollen rheumatic joints. It claims the product removes agony, reduces swelling, and restores mobility after ordinary cure-alls fail. It urges readers to ask for Joint-Ease at any Sluggist and to apply it directly to the troubled joint.
Auman Nature Dodging fast cars and uneasy rides
Auman Nature notes the tension of avoiding speeding automobiles. The speaker laments riding in vehicles that feel unsafe or out of control and uses vivid, uneasy imagery to convey fear and distrust of rapid travel.
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