Scopes Case Escalates As Bryan Attacks Evolution
Edward W. Pickard reports on the Dayton Tennessee trial scene with William Jennings Bryan defending anti evolution law and the defense seeking to test the truth of evolution. He notes Bryan’s dramatic arrival, injunction attempts denied, and Johns Hopkins reporting on real-time evolution observation, along with rising international tensions and other world events.
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President Coolidge to work on farm legislation plan
President Coolidge aims to craft a comprehensive farm legislation program during his vacation with Middle West senators representatives and farm experts at White Court. Senator Curtis of Kansas will be among the first visitors as talks begin on shaping policy likely to pass congress next winter. Soviet Russia plans to export large grain quantities next winter despite annual local famines and imports agricultural implements to boost production, while peasants may resist fixed price grain take.
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Entrances Into Town Should Be Attractive
The article urges American towns to beautify railroad approaches mirroring European lines. The American Railways Development association backs real estate interests with committees nationwide to promote clean yards, attractive stations, and prominent new town signs detailing population, wealth, and industry.
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Painters Key to City Safety Says Illinois Official
J P Rising president of the Illinois Master House Painters and Decorators Association argues painters safeguard public safety as much as firemen. He says painters’ work Prevents rot rust and disease from destroying wood and metal surfaces, noting deterioration is continual unlike fires which are episodic.
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Home and City as the Larger Shared Home
The Connersville News argues that home extends beyond walls to the spirit and the city. It urges both men and women to invest effort into making their wider home, the city, prosperous through shared duty and common welfare.
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Garden Adornment Reflects House Style in Pergola Design
The article argues garden architecture should echo the house’s arch itecture. Classic desicon pergolas suit a stately home, while a rustic bungalow does not deserve such features. Pergolas should interrelate with house adornment and support vines to shade walks.
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Ten Acres of Flower Gardens Put Little Town in Spotlight
A small town aims for wider notice by placing ten acres of flower gardens along its streets. Posters and painted signs fall short, but the flourishing gardens could spark national talk and draw favorable attention to the town.
Find Beauty at Home
The text argues that people seek beauty far away to feel it stronger yet the supreme beauty lies at home. It notes that distance lends enchantment and the grass is greener elsewhere, a common illusion. The piece reflects on human nature and perception of beauty in familiar surroundings.
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Home Cookery For Warm Months From The Kitchen Cabinet
A 1925 kitchen note offers seasonal recipes and tips to cut meat use, focusing on fruit and vegetable dishes. It highlights salads with turnips carrots celery and pineapple, Creole soup from beef bone, tomato ice, clabbered milk, chicken custard, and summer squash dishes with cheese and cucumber sauce. The piece ends mid recipe with a reference to sponge cakes and dessert ideas.
Mrs Fuller Gives Thumbs Up to Vegetable Compound
Walpole New Hampshire woman says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved health and regularity after months of pain. She reports renewed strength to care for two babies and housework, and recommends it to other women. Over 200000 respondents cite benefit. 98 in 1000 say yes. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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D Artingans In Spires Inspire Fealty In Quest Novel
A reader imagines a heroic figure in a sprawling tale who gathers loyalty through honor and daring. The piece notes how rare D Artingans become as the protagonist navigates intrigue, danger, and moral tests across noble ranks.
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Cuticura Ads Promote Scalp Comfort and Clean Skin
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment to ease dandruff and itching on the scalp with gentle rubbing, followed by Cuticura Soap wash and hot water. It urges making these products daily toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands. The copy closes with a rhetorical question about common sense and patience.
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