Brookhart Wants To Return To Republican Fold
MITH W BROOKHART United States senator from Iowa denounced but did not renounce the Republican party last November and now is ready to go along with the party. He urged Dawes removal from the Republican ticket and aligned with insurgents during the campaign. Brookhart’s fall from the regulars nearly cost him his seat, and a pending ruling may decide whether he or Steck will be seated. If he reconciles, it would mark the third severe loss to the insurgent movement following La Follette and Ladd.
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Iowa
Washington, D. C
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Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Ladd
North Dakota
Croton Avenue repaving opens after major improvement
Croton Avenue is reopened to traffic after repaving from Crawford Avenue to the schoolhouse. The project stands as one of the city’s largest recent improvements and benefits residents and farmers east of New Castle. It also enhances impressions for auto tourists visiting the area, with debates on resurfacing Croton versus repaving Neshannock Avenue ongoing to test best value.
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Neshannock Avenue
Croton Avenue
The Personal Touch in Retail's Shifting Era
The transition from general stores to department stores and specialty shops drew mixed feelings as communities adjusted to changing shopping habits. Some lamented the loss of personalized service while others welcomed broader choices and modern convenience.
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General
Personal relations in growing business era described
A historical discussion argues that big business has not harmed merchant customer ties. Personal relations endure through trained clerks who know customers, with proprietors relying on staff who understand the trade. It notes banks also value these trusted employees and ends with a questioning line about equality and state rights.
Hints and Dints and a Scoot to the Movies
The note mentions a plan for a movie outing with a short ride run to the cinema. It also records daily sunrise and sunset times, noting sunset at 7:32 PM and sunrise at 4:38 AM for the following day.
Just Folks and Sincerity in Brief Parables
A compact column blends short poems and aphorisms by Edgar A Guests on sincerity and character. It contrasts industry folly with honesty, notes prisoners in Youngstown jail, and praises inner virtue over polished speech, while touching on tomatoes from Rescue Mission founder Mr Bequist.
Parody of sincerity and wartime taxes in a New Castle column
A long, quirky local column blends wry maxims with observations on public life. It notes Japan's May 4 UNMIL humiliation day, levies and roads, street work in New Castle, parade folly, weather talk, taxi rhythms, and tax policy under Coolidge, all wrapped in a loose, nostalgic newspaper voice with scattered humor and social commentary.
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Coolidge
Unclear Phrase Sparks Discussion on Boxing Technique
A fragment suggests a moment where a walt or face down check is performed, prompting questions about form and safety. The unreadable line leaves specifics and entities unnamed, but hints at a technique discussion in a sports or training context.
Fragments on Society and Hypocrisy in a Civic Age
A collage of satirical observations on wealth, manners, and morals. It mocks the pursuit of blase luxury, the pretensions of the new rich, and the ease of sensational magazines, while noting distrust of federal funding and prejudice against aliens.
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith
A reflective snippet asserts that Roy D Smith’s sermon lines offer soul balm and renewed energy. It compares spiritual doses to medicine and touts morning clarity as a spur to daily work, framing the faith message as a practical boost.
Safety Sam Reflects on Yesteryears and Courage
A nostalgic piece recalls old times when women sharpened pencils with knives and people faced tough truths, asking if we should have called for help sooner. It frames memory with rugged resilience and a plea for better readiness.
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Wwe
Aviators Reach Constantinople After Baye Dad Stop
One year ago UV describes eight globe circling aviators arriving in Constantinople via Baye dad with a layover in Alagoa Syria. The note adds geological musings about earthquakes occurring monthly in the British Isles and the rarity of damage from any single event.
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British Isles
Bryan Darrow duel to the death in Tennessee predicted
Arthur Brisbane reflects on the Bryan-Darrow trial and the charge of enforcing ignorance. He recalls Galileo Columbus and More, arguing that trials do not doom science or religion, and notes Baruch's $250000 venture to reduce war profits while commenting on Wall Street's 1925 mood and a seven year old girl setting fires to six houses.
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Utice
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Anachronistic Anniversaries From a Scrambled List
Fragmentary chronology of events and deaths from various years including Elba seizure by Britain in 1694, U S flag planting, Millard Filmore as president in 1780, Henry Kirk Brown death in 1844, an earthquake in Constantinople, aeronaut Andree’s Pole attempt, and Archbishop James L. Quizley of Chicago with scattered biographical notes.
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Constantinopls
Andree
North Pole
Mosat
James B&b. Quizley
Chicago
Canada
Harding
Junean
Alas
Maine President Resigns To Lead Michigan University
Dr Clarence Little resigns as president of the University of Maine to become president of the University of Michigan. Born in Brookline Massachusetts he was one of the youngest in 1958.
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University of Maine
University of Michigan
Brookline
Mase
College president in America 1910 Harvard A B and M degrees
A fragmented 1910 career outline notes a college president who earned an A B from Harvard in 1552 and later an M, with roles as an assistant dean and wartime service. He served in the Lienal Corps aviation unit and led student training efforts before World War I. After the war he held nonprofit and academic leadership roles, including heading a Maine university.
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Watt
Plattsburgh
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Maine
Gyroscopes That Steady Man’s Course
Dr Frank Crane explains inner guiding forces or gyroscopes that keep people steady. Habits, daily work, public opinion, love, and family act like flywheels, directing behavior through uncertainty and adversity. The piece, copyrighted 1926 by Tae McClure, emphasizes habit and duty.
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Tae McClure
Klansmen In New York Plan Unmasked Elmira Parade
In Elmira New York July 1 to 5 fifty thousand Klansmen are to march unmasked through the streets during the New York State Rally of the Ku Klux Klan. Mayor J N Wood granted permission for a parade if marchers remain unmasked.
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Ken Klux Klan
J. N. Wood
Koppel church shifted service with visiting preacher
Next Sunday morning July 12 Rev J K Jollack pastor of Callers HAUL MM B church will preach and administer communion at Koppel M E church. Fr John Coleman Bible teacher in Geneva college will preach at College Hill Methodist church. paper on College Hill to be ready next week.
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J. K. Jollack
Koppel
John Coleman
Geneva
M. EB
College Hill
The World And The Mud Paddies Tour To Portland
A curious travel advisory from an early 20th century note outlines summer attire and gear for young women and male tourists attending a Paddle Grass event in Portland. It warns on dress, hats, and accessories, including glasses, belts, and hunting knives, while offering travel tips and lodging options. The letter references ranges, water access, and local city schedules, inviting visitors to plan train travel and lodging in advance.
Man Eats Live Frog in Wager Sparks Strike Near Ade nisham
MOSCOW July 10 A wager over eating a live frog led to a strike at a large plantation near Ade nisham. Mohammed-Annnoti defended as hareem-Moyer faced court for payment refusal after workers witnessed the feat. Witnesses said 25 laborers watched Issey eat a live frog, protests by Mohammed followed as strikers walked off. Court ordered Mohammed to pay while most workers returned to duty.
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Mohammed-Annnoti
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Magses
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