Breakfast Hope in a New Year Resolve
In a family scene set at New Year, Mother vows to enjoy making breakfast each morning. Her son Bob and daughters Daisy Pink and Dot tease yet support her goal. The next morning the girls bring breakfast to bed, declaring they will help so Mother can rest and the year starts with shared chores and laughter.
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Daisy
Pink
Dot
Wmraye
Mumsie
Dor
Wants for the New Year from Aura Turnbull
Aura Turnbull asks for simple pleasures health and wealth kindness and light in the new year. She hopes for sunny days money happiness and respect with burdens left behind and time gentle from Father Time in Kansas City Star.
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Kansas City Star
High New Year Ideals Pursue Aspirations
A dialogue hints at resolutions and romance as one character notes lofty aims for the year. The other responds with a direct aspiration to marriage, signaling a personal milestone ahead.
Coolidge Nominated. Ford Declines Run for President
Edward W. Pickard reports on the 1924 presidential scene with Coolidge nominated by Republicans, Ford denying a bid, and Michigan primaries shaping early party choices. Ford supporters push third party plans while Johnson and McAdoo vie for delegates amid South Dakota rule.
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Soviet Request for Talks on Recognition Denied
President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes rejected a Soviet appeal for negotiations toward recognition. Hughes stated no reason for talks and warned the Soviet authorities to restore confiscated American property or provide compensation to proceed.
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Bandit Threat Prompts Chilling Silence From Tourist
A bandit threatens to cut off E head if spoken aloud, while the sparse tourist remains silent, offering no words or reaction. The exchange highlights a tense standoff and fear in a perilous encounter.
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