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Partisan Critique of Bowers Keynote Speech
Philadelphia Inquirer condemns Claude Bowers keynote as shrill and demagogic. It argues the Democratic stance risks alienating voters while praising Coolidge era restraint and predicting the party cannot win by invective.
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Why straw hats faded in London and boomed in America
A historical note contrasts London’s fall from straw boater fashion with American fondness for the hat, tracing changes to weather, postwar recovery, and cultural resistance to novelty. It suggests damp climates and soot in London deter the style, while American vigor embraces it, reflecting broader tensions between tradition and change.
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Hints and Dints From a 1920s New Castle Column
A long, chatty column mixes humor and local notes from New Castle Pennsylvania. It cites a West Side wife, postal critics, Prohibition debates, and references to Col Lindbergh, Rockefeller, and Texas Democrats. The piece includes letters praising local journalism, observations on statues, jokes about life, and minor news items about Mayors, hospitals, and upcoming bank openings.
Today Corruption and Money 7 12 Percent
A BRISBANE column cites Democratic and Republican graft claims, noting voters demand concrete proposals. It jokes about bankers, stock moves, and political caricatures, with remarks on Hoover and policy shifts, plus diverse global brief items and humorous asides.
Night Dreams and Hidden Wealth in Just Folks
A poem by Edgar A. Guest contrasts day’s wealth with night’s sleep and inner worth. It questions who is truly rich, noting pride and creed fade by night while humble hearts find rest and dream freely beneath the traffic’s roar.
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Abe Martin Reflects On Living Costs And Literacy
A satirical column by Abe Martin questions the ability of many Americans to read and write, noting the irony of a wealthy nation where large segments struggle with literacy while wages and living costs persist.
Editorial Highlights Economic Urge Behind Religion and Prosperity
Dr. Crane argues the economic drive fuels American progress and supports religious values. He cites Henry Ford and Prohibition as economic catalysts, links education to prosperity, and asserts educated citizens prosper in a business society. He concludes individuals should seek personal livelihood over sole service to country.
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The World and The Mud Puddles on Motoring Etiquette
The piece urges vacation travel and isolation to distant areas while stressing the unwritten rules of driving courtesy. It explains right of way on intersections and mountain roads, noting how prudent drivers yield to avoid hazards. It emphasizes that etiquette in motoring tests driving competency and cultured conduct.
Bible Thought For Today Glory Or Shame
The note presents a devotional line citing Proverbs 3 33 about wisdom and glory versus shame. It urges repentance and seeking divine counsel against reproof, framed as a prayer for guidance and obedience.
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Some Famous Privateers of New England brochure noted
A Boston brochure titled Some Famous Privateers of New England by Ralph M. Eastman, printed for State Street Trust Company, is praised for its 87 pages of rare engravings and wood cuts. The piece highlights New England history preservation via local museums and institutional sponsorship.
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Historical brochures boost cities and banks, says Driscoll
Charles B. Driscoll urges bankers in American cities to publish annual historical booklets. He compares with Providence firms and argues these brochures preserve local tradition, boost community pride, and strengthen banks beyond simple interest.
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