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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1928

Page

7

President Coolidge Pushes Navy Build Up and Budget Restraint

President Coolidge addresses department heads urging a navy expansion to replace obsolete ships and stressing rapid construction within a balanced budget. He argues for no cap on growth while warning against wasting funds and endorses a moderate tax cut to aid debt reduction.

Patou’s Color Theory Drawn Through Fashion Commentary

Jean Patou discusses color selection and combinations for spring ensembles, noting white and black as enduring bases. He argues a distinctive shade is hard to imitate and urges careful study and experiments to create innovative color harmony in outfits.

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Budget balance and debt relief praised in Coolidge remarks

President Coolidge extols a balanced budget with expenditures within receipts and warns against excessive tax cuts. He cites debt reduction progress, defense costs, and a Navy modernization plan as Congress weighs the 1929 budget and fiscal strategy. Directors emphasize continued economy and prudent spending without slackening. A Minneapolis tribute notes Mrs. Sarah Schaeffer’s 27 years of service to police motion preservation.

Congress Noaz Coolidge Soaid Otter Coolidge Lord Budget Bureau Lora Ceqdine Minneapolis Sarah Schaeffer Schaeffer Marrie

Postuxa: caffeine free alternative to caffeinated drinks

Postuxa is described as a caffeine free beverage made from roasted whole wheat with no stimulant effects. It is claimed to provide immediate warmth and comfort without causing jitters or sleep disturbance, unlike caffeinated drinks. The text urges testing Postuxa as a substitute for caffeinated beverages.

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