FOUR YEARS OF SANITY IN COOLIDGE ERA
A column reflecting on President Coolidge's inauguration and the mood of the nation. It argues his second term promises government economy, tax cuts, and stable relations, praising the majority that supported his first term outcomes while noting ongoing debates among dissenters. It contrasts modern progress with ancient hardships to urge calm and confidence.
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Coolidge
United States
White House
Harding
Man
Han
Tony
Soolidge
Spring Comes Again in Folks Poem by Edgar A Guest
Poem reflects on renewal as winter recedes and nature awakens. It contrasts bleak days with hopeful images of blooming tulips pansies and robins, promising warmer weather and renewed life while noting the world’s hidden beauty awaiting its return.
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Edgar A. Guest
Safety Sam Seys on the tomcat and the careless driver
A local column warns about a tomcat that howls by the back yard fence and a motorist who never looks for cars. The piece implies such recklessness risks harm, urging vigilance and caution for pedestrians and animals alike.
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Iko
Quips and Quotations From a World of Snippets
A collection of humorous lines and observations touching on politics, royalty, aging, fashion, and daily life. The piece lampoons public figures and social quirks with light satire, noting Elizabeth of Belgium, longworth, and everyday foibles.
Spring Reflections and Civic Notes from 1920s Era
A collage of quirky wit and topical notes includes feints at spring, food and maple sugar work, political quips on Congress and state boards, bootlegger chatter, Near East Relief shoe pleas, marital trivia, a Minnesota lawmaking jab, a California education head, and anecdotes about distant fortunes. The items mix humor with social commentary and small-town observations.
World And The Mud Puddies At Tia Juana
Reporter describes Tia Juana across the border from San Diego as a bustling, rough town with a famed racetrack and casinos. He notes a large American presence, casual gambling, and mixed perceptions of the place, inviting readers to explain the scene.
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Tia Tuana
Mexico
United States
San Diego
California
Hall
Tia Juana
Bible Thought For Today A Benediction For The Ew Year
The Lord bless thee and keep thee in this new year. A blessing from Numbers 6 tallies a bright theme of peace and divine favor. The message invites reflection on divine care as the year begins.
Anniversaries and historic political milestones listed
The item lists figures and events from 1875 1776 1827 181? 1894 including Toscon West as South Carolina governor Milán S Lathan California governor and senator Alexander H Stephens Confederate VP death Lee Mantis appointed senator Montana and a Firth of Forth railway bridge opening, with scattered dates and notes.
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Toscon West
South Carolina
Dorchester Heights
Kansas
Millan S. Lathan
California
United States
New York City
Columbus O
Alexander H. Stephens
Confederate States of America
Atlanta
Crawfordsville
Firth of Forth
Scotland
Lee Mantis
Montana
Guggenheim Gift To Endow Scholarships Abroad
Simon Guegenhein announces a 3,000,000 gift to endow scholarships for advanced study abroad. The piece traces Meyer Guggenheim, a Swiss immigrant who built a fortune from shoe polish, embroideries, and Colorado silver mining, expanding into smelting with his seven brothers forming a major American smelting empire.
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United States
Colorado
Meyer Guggenheim
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Fanciry
American
Wrinkles and Individuality in Daily Dress
Dr Frank Cranes daily editorial discusses wrinkles as a sign of individuality, noting how pressing clothes to conform erases personality. It argues hot iron limits shape ideas, warns excessive conformity dulls character, and suggests travel among ordinary people reveals true culture and identity.
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Ons
Minneapolis
Minn
Tle
Fla
Faris
Tokyo
London
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New York
The
McClure
Syadicate
Lenten Services At Trinity Church Tonight
Ember days opener at Trinity Church corner North Mill and East Falls Streets features Litany and Sermon with choir hymns. Prof Paul B Patterson plays the organ and the Reverend G A Golding of St Andrew's New Castle preaches.
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Trinty Church
North Mill
East Falls Streets
Paul B. Patterson
G. A. Golding
St. Andrew's New Castle
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Traffic in Ancient Rome Reveals Nighttime Hazards
Fragmented lines discuss admission of ignorance and the idea that Rome faced a traffic problem. It notes streets crowded at night with turners causing danger and suggests a simple safety tip. The passage blends rhetorical sermon with urban peril and a wartime anecdote about crossing streets safely.
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