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Hoover Aims For President As Republicans Endorse Hoover
Herbert Hoover emerges as the endorsed Republican candidate for president praised as a statesman and public servant. The profile lauds his unblemished record, business efficiency, and ability to weather political by fire, arguing history will place him among great cabinet members even if he never becomes president.
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Prolonging the Honeymoon in Long Marriage
The piece argues that lasting happiness in marriage comes from deep mutual love that endures beyond the honeymoon. It notes many couples maintain ardent affection into middle and old age, and that forbearance and patience help overlook faults, sustaining society if honeymoons last a lifetime.
Let Go Grudges And Choose Happiness Over Hate
A street voice urges dropping grudges and resentment. It counsels forgiving wrongs, avoiding revenge, and focusing on happiness, charity, and hopeful memories rather than dwelling on past injuries or imagined triumphs. The message emphasizes inner freedom and reducing mental burden.
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Hints and Dints on Politics and Daily Life
A collage of brief items includes push for prohibition and beer, Hoover praise, Father’s Day notes, odd anecdotes from conventions, stray poems, a joke about an ophthalmometer, and short quips on dandruff and social quirks. Mentions Lessing Rosenwald praising Hoover, and light observations from news and readers.
Abe Martin's Wary Vision of Iron Automobiles
Abe Martin muses on a shift from barbershop banter to buying a solid iron automobile. He jokes that Houston hotels seek a lengthy campaign to weather a first pallet domination and anticipate a three to four week struggle over a wet and dry plank.
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Editorial Echoes of Hoover Nomination and Family Duty
A 1920s editorial tone surveys Wall Street optimism on Hoover, with quotes on leaving a deal, stock rebounds, and standpoints on Prohibition enforcement. It profiles James A. Farrell of US Steel, Ruth McCormick, and notes a tribute to fathers, domestic responsibility, and a pat on male virtue, ending with a quip on political timing.
Just Folks and Bits of News From Edgar A Guest
A collection of humorous quips and vignettes by Edgar A. Guest mixed with brief notes on everyday life. The column laments trivial delays for women fixing long hair, jokes about national anthems, and small anecdotes about a Pittsburgh man’s election as a national officer, a boy praying for a baby sister, and remarks on automobiles and repairs.
Tulips Bloom In May and Earthly Reflections
A fragmentary page presents verse and prosaic fragments from 1928, including poems by Edgar A. Guest about spring, simple joys, and a gardener’s life. It also references political theatre and a parade of farmers with clipped remarks about arrests, in a loose, reflective newspaper mood.
Weather almanac myths and the limits of forecast accuracy
The piece critiques weather almanacs and general forecast lore, arguing that long range predictions lack reliable methods. It contrasts public forecasts with official Weather Bureau practices, noting that true accuracy rests on a network of weather stations and centralized data analysis, while many predictions rely on speculative systems or celestial positions.
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Taking Hold and Self Government in The Way World
The article urges courage to take hold of oneself and “beat a situation” over fear. It argues democracy hinges on self governance, warns against divine right of rulers, notes paper production consumes forests, and urges changing self rather than seeking external changes, ending with a call to look inside at one’s own place.
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Dumbing Up Things by De Casseres Upsets Readers
A reader discusses Benjamin De Casseres New York World piece about dumbing art literature and culture to appeal to the masses. The commenter argues the essay overstates the problem while offering a muted background to balance the critique.
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Commentary on editorial power and intellectuals in culture
The passage critiques editorial and directoral figures for inflating intelligence and questions the scale of intellectual achievement. It satirically compares public figures such as De Casseres and Einstein, suggesting relative standards vary and even gods may seem limited in the grand scheme.
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