Quiet Days Before Cal Coolidge Death Night
A detailed reminiscence describes Calvin Coolidge's Vermont retreat days with family friends, his simple farm life, and a late night death telegram. The narrative portrays his reserved yet devoted nature, mountain upbringing, and a shift from vice presidency to presidency amid preparations and public sympathy.
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Calin Coolidge
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Coolidge
Washington
United States
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Warding
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Younger Coolidge
Jenney
St. Laws
Woodstock
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Mr Coolidge
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Mr. Coolidge
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Shane
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Notable statesman with resolve for rights of all citizens
The passage praises a leader’s willingness to recognize the rights of others and a grim determination to administer government justly. It commends uplifting morality, a brilliant mind, and clear understanding, noting independence from labor or capital pressures as he proceeds quietly.
Walking May Be Lost Art Says Cleveland Times-Commercial
The Cleveland Times-Commercial notes revised 1923 auto production with May figures showing 830 180 passenger cars and 42 988 trucks, while daily totals indicate strong growth. It estimates 1923 US car in use at 10 to 11 million and predicts about 3 500 000 passenger cars to be produced this year, suggesting a nation on wheels if trends continue.
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Department of Commerce
Cleveland Times-Commercial
America
United States
Prisoner Griffis Connected to Bergdoll Kidnap Plot
National headquarters of the Disabled Veterans in Cincinnati announces efforts to secure the release of Griffis of Hamilton Ohio. Griffis, a prisoner in Germany, is linked to the alleged plot involving Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. Bergdoll reportedly killed a U.S. citizen. Griffis is a Dayton manufacturer’s son.
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Hamilton
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Gbergdoll
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Women of Clarksdale Organize Courteous Old South Movement
Women in Clarksdale Mississippi form a movement to preserve gracious courtesies once a distinguishing feature of the old South. The group aims to promote polite behavior and cultural heritage through community activities and public events.
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Clarksdale
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Courage of the People Mirrors in Statecraft
The phrase suggests that when citizens show courage, their leaders and statesmen perform better. It frames civic virtue as essential to effective governance and national progress.
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North Market St
Frederick, Md
Korea
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South Market St. Frederick, Md
Quality Store
Wilson’s Potato Chips
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East Fourth Street
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Central Trust Bldg
Chichester
Anne Reet
Spartan
Cord Tires
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Maryland Motor Machine Company
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Chas. Opel Insurance Specialist
West Church St. Frederick, Md
Locust Level Dairy
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