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Paris Post in Paris, Idaho

18 Aug 1927

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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1927

Page

3

Slogan Contest Hints At 1928 Campaign Mood

The Women’s National Democratic Club announces a contest winner Katy by Mrs Wilbur Hubbard of Chestertown Md for a rallying cry to counter Republican slogans Keep Cool with Coolidge and Coolidge Prosperity. The piece surveys famous campaign slogans backing presidents from Harrison to Harding and Wilson. It asks if the Maryland slogan will aid a Democratic victory in 1928.

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Ray Walters Wall Street Main Street Democratic Party Woman's National Democratic Club Wilbur Hubbard Chestertown Coolidge Jefferson William Heary Harrison Tippecanoe Ohio John Tyler Virginia Tyler Harrison Indiana Noats Morrison West Old Vickory Jackson White House Martin van Buren New York Blaine Cleveland Woodrow Wilson Charles Evans Hughes Wilson Roosevelt T. R Fed America Warren Q. Harding Harding Republican Party Maryland
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Radio’s Great Service Brings Music to a Poor Woman

An aged New York shut-in who once was well off received a donated radio just before Christmas. An employee installed it and the first sound was a violin solo with accompaniment. She said it was the first music she had heard in years, unable to attend concerts or afford tickets.

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New York Christining Min'zont
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Distance's Lure and the Great Painting Remark

A fragment notes a painter’s caution about approaching a great painting. The aphorism suggests that distance enhances perception and guides viewers to savor the work rather than inspect it at close range.

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Two Kinds of Bores

A compact reflection contrasts the dullness of a man who knows nothing yet seeks all with the equally tedious bore who claims knowledge and insists on teaching others. The piece weighs curiosity against vanity in social dialogue.

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Lumber Queen Nancy Alexander Leads Southern Lumber Dealers

Nancy Alexander of Itinratt is the only woman member of the Southern Lumber Dealers Association. At twenty one years old she represents one of the western lumber concerns with full direction of its business, spanning the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida and Alabama.

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Nancy Alexander Itinratt Southern Carolinas Georgia Florida Alabama
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