Coolidge Inauguration Marks Transition To Independent Presidency
The article discusses President Coolidge’s inauguration and the shift from Harding to Coolidge, highlighting public confidence, cabinet continuity, and four cornerstones of Coolidge's policy: economy, tax reduction, World Court participation, and agriculture support. It notes expectations for governance, foreign policy moves, and economic measures, while touching on social commentary and utility topics.
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Home Not the Word I’d Have Picked
Edgar A Guest writes about a day in a neighborhood where a dog tugs toward its angry master. The dog’s body language and the owner’s stern presence reveal a quiet moment of fear and plea for shelter, ending with a reflective line about home.
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Mc Lean telegrams report and scandal context
One year after the Mc Lean telegrams publication by the Senate committee, the article discusses the ongoing off scandal and cites a controversial quote about studying a woman's eyes by spilling ketchup on her tablecloth.
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Safety Sam Questions Bird Crossings and Traffic Dangers
Safety Sam ponders how birds with only radio attention manage to cross wires and traffic. The piece highlights risks to birds near roads and power lines and urges caution for drivers and communities.
New Castle News Notes and Local Celebration Plans
A scattered column blends weather hints with editorial as New Castle marks its 100th birthday. It advocates active planning for a non carnival celebration, laments public enthusiasm, and urges involvement from locals while noting community events at the Batimore Hotel and playful quips about daily life and politics.
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Washinton story about Coolidge mocked in old hoax
A humor collage notes exagerrated Washington rumor about President Coolidge riding a hobby horse. It critiques car dealers selling old models and jokes about women’s shoe sizes. The piece satirizes juries, court life, and social types while recounting a Greensburg, Wichita, and Washington street vignette.
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Notable anniversaries from 18th to 20th centuries
A list of anniversaries and brief biographical notes, including 1739 birth William Archer of Virginia, 1832 explorer Isaac Hayes, 1869 Hannibal Hamlin Senate speech on California statehood, 1891 Missouri senator Thomas Benton retirement, 1918 Canadian election Conservative victory, 183 Hippolyte Tametamous Paris critic, 1894 Annapolis bicentennial, 1920 Braxton Comer named US senator, plus a child’s remark about fathers and cigarettes.
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Inaugural Vision From Calvin Coolidge Speech
The writer recalls listening to Calvin Coolidge’s inaugural address, praising its clarity and unity. The piece emphasizes the president’s vow to uphold the constitution, limit government spending, maintain the Supreme Court’s powers, and promote public economy while rejecting envy of the wealthy. It highlights calls for party loyalty, debt repayment, and a theology framed by the Almighty God.
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Perfect Accommodation in View of Distant and Close
Dr Frank Crane argues the ideal thinker balances far sight with practical wisdom. He contrasts sailors who scan horizons with city dwellers who miss distant truth, praising the Kansas farm boy's broader perspective and warning against mere idealists or opportunists.
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Bible Thought For Today Isaiah 11 6 Message
A concise quotation from Isaiah 11 6 presents a vision where the wolf dwells with the lamb and the leopard lies with the young goat, a child leading them, symbolizing harmony and peace. The verse emphasizes universal coexistence under a divine order.
Sentence Sermons On Work And Attitude
A compact piece presents maxims on success happiness beauty preparedness popularity fashion and politics. Each line links a virtue to a practical aim, urging thorough work love of tasks readiness for emergencies inclusive of social influence and public service.
Heavy Ford of England and W. Tr. Morris
Britain's great auto maker W. Tr. Morris, once a teen bicycle builder in Oxford, started with a show and a few machines. He earned about $10,000 before launching automobiles, and his company now reports annual sales around $30,000,000, with four times as many cars as many wars as any other British firm.
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