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War on flies and mosquitoes boosts urban sanitation
A long plea for municipal spring cleanups and home sanitation argues screens, covered garbage cans, and removal of standing water save thousands from disease. It notes the fly’s persistence in poor areas and urges early campaigns, repairs, and tight lid garbage to curb outbreaks.
Convention Oratory Critique Prompts Honest Portraits
A reporter argues that nominating speeches exaggerate heroism and suggests outlining a candidate’s weaknesses along with virtues to create a more appealing figure. He notes readers see through bunk and advocates truth over flamboyance, urging speakers to tell the candidate’s good points and then stop. Auto speeders mar Sunday observances.
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy D Smith
Rev Roy D Smith presents concise sermons aimed at daily moral instruction. Short maxims reflect faith, duty, humility, and service grounded in Christian principles.
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Roy D. Smith
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Quotable Bits and Jabs From a Proverbialist Page
A mosaic of humorous and pointed quotes on politics manners and daily life. Notes on patriotism taxes class gender and social norms appear alongside dry jests about soap sprays and mustaches. The writer comments on elections farmers laborers and public figures with wry observations.
Notable hopes for peace and reform before the war
A list of desires includes a peace conference before conflict, redirecting war funds to education, safeguarding against explicit literature, voting on character rather than party, Christian unity between Fundamentalists and Modernists, prioritizing library spending, and employee‑focused industry management.
Political Endorsements Spark Mixed Reactions Across Papers
Press pages praise Coolidge as the nation's top leader while editorials in Philadelphia and Providence critique Dawes and Dawes related platforms. Headlines from Los Angeles and Portland reflect cautious optimism and economic notes tied to the Coolidge Dawes ticket.
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Los Angeles Times
Coolidge
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Today’s anniversaries recount early American figures
The item lists notable anniversaries: 1775 Committee of Safety meeting with Benjamin Franklin as president. 1819 birth of William A. Wheeler later US VP. 1824 birth of Gen. James C. Duane. 1827 opening of the first theatre in St. Louis built by James H. Caldwell.
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William A. Wheeler
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James C. Duane
Army of the Potomac
Schenectady
New York City
St. Louis
James H. Caldwell
Fishermen Told to Wear Life Preservers at Sea
A column humorously warns that fishermen who boast big tales should also wear life jackets before fishing, suggesting overconfident anglers risk danger if not properly prepared on the water.
Descent of Birds and Carnegie Stool Leg Quote
A remark notes some elites still claim lineage while recalling Andrew Carnegie’s quip on industry. When asked whether labor, capital, or brains mattered most, he answered with a metaphor about the three legged stool.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Home grown atraw and a Monday column note
The column jokes about small type and a garage man, contrasts sleeping out with rent payments, notes Monday as a poor day for the column, mentions limited church supplies, and praises home grown atraw as a great invention.
Artie Small compares Tawney Apple to an optician chart
Artie Small says that when he looks into Miss Tawney Apple's big blue eyes he feels like an optician's chart. Jake Bentley has sold his farm and has gone to the Democratic convention prepared to stay indefinitely.
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Artie Small
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Jake Bentley
Democrats Struggle to Highlight Convention in New York
A brief remark notes the convention in New York may not provide a strong point for Democrats to tout. The line hints at political positioning and public messaging during the gathering.
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New York
Bathing Suits in Demand Amid Drive Era Styles
Stores face straw hat shortages but report a strong demand for bathing suits as drivers adopt the new style for car use. Auto owners embrace the trend, making swimsuits a staple accessory for the road season.
Steubenville Curbstone Sheiks Targeted by Civic Censors
In Steubenville a group of self-appointed censors attack the curbstone sheiks who bother local girls. They defend their actions, arguing the boys have little to offer beyond slick heads while their brains are described as dusty.
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Steubenville
Curbstone
British Women's Symphony Orchestra Led by Gwynne Kimpton
The inaugural London concert of the British Women's Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Miss Gwynne Kimpton, marks a notable milestone. Kimpton, once a violinist, has long directed and conducted bands formed at schools and clubs, with growing scope and recognition in the women’s movement.
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British Women’s Symphony Orchestra
London
Gwynne Kimpton
Miss Kimpton
British Women's Symphony Orchestra
Muale
U S Loses Ground In Aircraft Development Says Morris
Ira Nelson Morris former United States Minister to Sweden traveling abroad argues Europe has surpassed the United States in practical aviation. He compares aviation to early auto development noting Europe leads in commercial air services with routes from London to Paris Prague Warsaw and more. He notes American invention drives global air travel and calls for national attention to aviation.
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Lilac Tree in the Rooming House District
Edgar A. Guest laments the fading of quiet homes in a bustling city district. A lone lilac tree near a door endures amid dust, noise, and commerce, symbolizing lingering memories of a gentler era and past residents.
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Edgar A. Guest
Proverbs 6 16 19 Six Things the Lord Hates
A biblical verse lists six things the Lord hates including a proud look a lying tongue and shed innocent blood. It adds a heart devising wicked imaginations swift feet to mischief a false witness and one who sows discord among brethren.
Weekly Garden Gossip on weeds and asparagus care
Weather improves for gardening with early weed control advised. For asparagus, end cutting by July and disc soil with fertilizer 4 8 4, then consider manure or green manures. Beetles and diseases prompt lead arsenate use. Tomatoes need staking pruning and mulching to prevent fruit blemishes and improve yields.
Harding Visit Highlights Year Ago at Yellowstone Park
One year after President Harding and his party toured Yellowstone Park, readers recall the excursion. In Europe, ten people were killed in a bombing targeting Belgian troops in Germany, signaling continued postwar unrest.
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