President Coolidge’s Congress Message Ahead of Decisions
President Coolidge sends his first message to the Sixty-eighth Congress outlining legislative goals and national issues. He rejects a bonus and calls the League of Nations a closed incident while urging Congress to advance child labor constitutional amendment, a federal Department of Education, reforestation policy and fuel regulation.
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All Year Schools Plan Gaining Support
Cities experiment with four twelve week terms as the year round schedule. Reported 75 percent of children enroll in extra courses in trials. Proponents argue year round attendance keeps children in clean, hygienic schools instead of idle streets, reducing vacation idleness and aiding future work.
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Art in Small Things and the Craft of Parcel Wrapping
The piece notes that Christmas gifts often reveal care through wrapping and string, arguing art exists in small tasks done with finish. It praises neat folds and suitable paper and string, stating such thoroughness prepares people for larger duties and earns post office appreciation.
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Harding Memorial Speech to Launch Memorial Drive
President Coolidge will announce on December 10 a nationwide radio broadcast calling for a memorial to President Harding. The address urges radio listeners and station owners to tune in and join the movement for erecting the memorial.
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Inquiring Reporter Question on mutich pad park land
Readers answer whether the city should acquire land for a mutich pad park. Responses from Buxton, Temory Bill, George Tf Railing, and Et. Bready express varying support. The note notes public interest and youth benefit.
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Unfavorable Horoscope Forecast From 1923 Ledger
Astrological readers warn of a chaotic period with Neptune and Venus adverse, bringing uncertainty and restlessness. Predictions cite turmoil in love, legal changes in marriage, and political strain for the U S president with Gemini rising in Washington. Children born now face opposition to their desires.
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Bible Thought CHOOSE YE A Whom that which is evil
The note presents a religious exhortation urging readers to reject evil deeds and cling to virtuous paths, reflecting a moral instruction format from a devotional page.
Ole home towns keep people steady and spruced up
A nostalgic note praises returning to hometowns where people have found success and mental resolve. The piece credits community support for keeping folks out of trouble and improving their surroundings, suggesting strong local bonds and pride.
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National Newspaper Service
Radio Program Tonight and Tonight’s Schedule Mix
A compilation of radio listings from major stations including KDKA KYW WOR WBZ WJZ WHB WRC WEAF detailing programs from children stories and concerts to political verse and recitals. It lists times and shows across Pittsburgh Chicago Newark Springfield New York Kansas City and Washington with various hosts narrators and performers. The piece also includes political verse about a shifty politician and notes copyright text by Berton Braley.
Coal and Iron Mine Police Inspector Named
Governor Pinchet named Sergeant George W Freeman of the state police as Inspector of private coal and iron policemen. His duty is to maintain close contact with private policemen and remove objectionable elements from the force. The governor said the private force has been involved in abuses in the past.
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Frederick Remembered Twenty Years Ago In 1906
The column notes events from Frederick including the death of artist Thornton in New York City after an apparent suicide attempt, the appointment of Postmaster assistants effective December 30, church notices from the Boys' Temperance Association with 92 members, a Frederick cablegram reporting Bishop James Addison Ingle death in Hankow China, and a Bishop Ingle born in Frederick on March 11.
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Room decorating tips on hanging pictures
The passage argues against cluttering a room with many pictures and suggests arranging them so the bottoms align along an imaginary line. It emphasizes tidy presentation and criticizes poor taste in excessive wall adornment.
Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup Praised in Epidemic Ad
An Ontario Virginia reader from Route 1 touts Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup during the influenza outbreak. He claims it cleanses the system, restores strength, and aids digestion, recommending it for weak or run down people. The ad notes availability at Williamson's Drug Store with a guarantee.
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