West to appeal to tourist says Outlook
Lawrence Abbott argues in The Outlook that Americans are ignorant of their frontier heritage and future potential. He says personal contact with living pioneers and workers offers a more incisive education than books, and cites the Northwest as a place to meet living Pilgrim Fathers.
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West
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Tondon
Paris
Rome
Lawrence Abbott
New England
Great Northwest
Isconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Robert M. Jr
Senate
Wilcox
Woodward
McGovern
Roy Wilcox
League of Nations Assembly
Mosul
World Court For Settlement
League
Turkey
Great Britain
Iraq
Mustapha Kemal
Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Tint For Wide Range Of Fabrics
Beautify it with Diamond Dyes. Each 15 cent pack contains simple directions any woman can follow to tint delicate shades or dye permanent colors in lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and coverings. Tell your druggist the material is wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed goods.
What Is Poetry Says Chester In Class
A humorous line from Life recalls the conclusion of a language class when the teacher asks what poetry is. Little Chester volunteers that poetry is chickens, delivering a light moment about interpretation and learning.
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Little Chester
USKIDE Soles Promoted by United States Rubber Co
A wartime era promotion touts USKIDE soles made by the United States Rubber Company. The ad claims long wear on shoes, comfort, waterproofing and slip resistance, urging readers to re-bottom old shoes or buy new ones with USKIDE soles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States Rubber Company
Uskidh
Jugoslavia Plans Zagreb Broadcasting Station
Jugoslavia to broadcast from Zagreb with 14 wireless receiving sets. The station will serve state purposes only but efforts are under way to open it for programs and general use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagreb
Jugoslavia
Treat Your Liver Wisely Ad Claims Bond's Liver Pills
An old advertisement promotes Bond's Liver Pills as an established ready medicine for an inactive liver. It claims the product cures headaches dizziness and various liver troubles solely by prescription use with a bottle display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
The Cuticura Skin Care Advertisement Byte
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Soap as a quick facial treatment claiming dramatic skin improvements. It suggests using the ointment at night and washing off with hot water and Soap, touting benefits for acne dandruff itching and rough hands.
Parade of sailors and men crowds noted by witnesses
In a brief exchange, Jackie is asked if many men joined the parade and replies that there were “gobs and gobs” of them. The remark appears in a transcript labeled by V. M. 1. Sniper, suggesting a documented, possibly informal, account of a public showing with large male attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
Texas Officials Announce Bonds and Appointments
The Attorney General approves 60000 Ennis water bonds and 500000 special road bonds for Galveston County. Dan Moody clears the return of certain life insurers to Texas. R. L. Daniel named State Insurance Commissioner. James E. Ferguson confirms. Railroad extension approved from Edinburg to Harlingen. Public notices on reduced passenger rates for upcoming fairs and schools receive state action. Two deputy wardens to guard new northeast Dallas County game preserve.
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Galveston County
Texas
Dan Moody
R. L. Daniel
Victoria
Miriam A. Ferguson
John M. Scott
Scott
National Insurance Commissioners
Fort Worth
International Life Insurance Company of
St. Louis
James E. Ferguson
Daniels
San Antonio & Aransas Pass
Edinburg
Ridalgo County
Harlingen
Cameron County
Secretary of State
Hidalgo
Cameron Counties
The
Railroad Commission
Reunion Veterans and Sons of Confederacy
Abilene
Frio County Fair
Pearsall
Dallas
Daughters of Confederacy
Marshall
Cotton Palace
Waco
South Texas Fair
Beaumont
Dallas County
Turner E, Hubby
New York mayoral race reshapes Democratic power dynamics
Edward W. Pickard outlines the New York Democratic mayoral nomination clash pitting Jimmie Walker against Frank Waterman, with Gov. Al Smith’s influence lingering and Hearst papers failing to derail the Tamany machine. The piece also surveys related state races, debt settlements, and international diplomacy shaping 1928 politics.
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York City
Hylan
Jimmie Walker
al Smith
Tammany
East
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Hearst
Albany
Walker
F. H. la Guardia
Frank D. Waterman
Waterman
John J. Lyons
W. M. Bennett
Atlantic States
H Walker
Smith
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Peruna
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Germany
Bellans
Wintersmith
Don
Bangor
Kremola
Drug and Dept
Dr. C. H. Berry Co
Michigan Ave
Chicago
F. W. Heitmann Co
Houston, Texas
Dickey
Dickey Drug CO
Bristol
Tenn
Hardway & Cathey Bankers Mortgage Bldg
Houston, Tex
Houston
Galveston
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Peterson
Michigan Street
Buf
Sholtz
Austin
Ennis Water System
Walter Splawn
University of Texas
National Guard
Arlington
L. M. N. Marrs
L. W. Rogers
L. M. Lee
Kentucky
New Mexico
Durango
Old Mexico
C. V. Terrell
Texas Grain Dealers’ Association
University
Big Lake Company
Big Lake
Texan
S. M. N. Marrs
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Edward W. Pickard
United States
France
Joseph Caillaux
Washington
Henri Berenger
Louis Dausset
Paul Dupuy
Marquis Chambrun
M. Caillaux
Painleve
Smoot
Utah
American Debt Funding Commission
Senate Finance Committee
Caillaux
Churchill
United States Commission
Borah
Idaho
Moscow
Ermany
Western Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Tetuan
el Bibane
Krim
Interparliamentary Union
Shapurji Saklatvaia
House of Commons
Kellogg
Red
London
Saklatvala
Shenandoah
Naval Officers
President Coolidge
Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Service
Coolidge
Russia
Canada
Winnipeg
Grain Futures Administration
Department of Agriculture
Black Sea
J. P. Griffin
Chicago Board of Trade
Italy
B. W. Shaw
England
Ecretary OF Agriculture
Jardine
Armour and Morris
Wallace
Bainbridge
Julius Rosenwald
Omaha Municipal Auditorium
American Legion
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