Six Possible First Ladies For 1928 White House
Washington Aug 26 six wives of leading Republican contenders for the 1928 nomination are discussed as potential First Lady candidates. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Mrs Hoover, Mrs Dawes, Mrs Lowden, Mrs Borah and Mrs Johnson are profiled for public role choices, temperaments, and social styles.
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Siam
Herbert Hoover
Herbie
Girl Scouts of America
Charles Dawes
Charlie
Frank C. Lowden
William E. Borah
Airam Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Dawes
Hoover
Girl Scouts
Lowden
Nicholas Longworth
America
White House
Alice
T. EU
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt Lorgworth
Ufe
Johnson
Senate
Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Florence Pullman
Wings first big film of season tells story of war in the air
A NEA Service review describes Wings as a spectacular air war picture with 120 planes and battle scenes filmed with government cooperation. Clara Bow leads with Charles Rogers and Richard Arlen in a tale shot largely in Texas after securing aircraft, pilots, and plugs during World War I.
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Gene Cohen
NEA
Weoter
New York
Paramount
Judé Fon Unis
Man
Beatty
Jane
War Department
Acmr
Texas
Beilindge Etd
Muh
Langley. Field
Crissey Field
Calif
Scott Field
The
Generis
Digitea
Bovhke
Sere Doe Sd
Bim
Clara Bow
Charles Rogers
Richard Arlen
Opposition to Census Traced to Bible Beliefs
During the census in Rus aa officials faced strong opposition from peasants in several districts. They claimed that counting people and horses would bring bad luck and cited ancient beliefs. The idea of summoning danger in the face of census takers echoed in Flemish and other regions. The text notes punishment by the Lord for censuses in some areas and cites historical context from the Bible.
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Rusaa
Davin
Derre van Paat
Haunted Island House Rumors and Ghost of Dorothe Tucker
Reports from Berauda claim several Island homes are haunted by a wealthy American family's guest, with the ghost said to be Dorothe Tucker an elderly African American woman who allegedly died after being locked in a cellar. Local legend links sightings to a notorious pirate era mansion and repeated apparitions frighten residents.
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Berauda
Americariter
Dorothe Tucker
Tate
Maverr
Tyranny of Custom Dims Home Decor in Modern Apartments
In 1880 houses had heavy carpets for warmth in large rooms, but modern small rooms are well heated and many wear light shoes. Yet manufacturers push rugs and cleaners into apartments to create a costly decor need, argues Lewis Mumford in the American Mercury.
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Matt Sium
Ptocense
Ceuse
Lewis Mumford
American Mercury
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