Self-Annotated Leaders in 1932 Party Conventions
A caustic column recalling past party figures and tactics as it previews coming national conventions. It names Bishop Cannon, Charles Mitchell, Hearst, Jack Garner, and Senator Borah while critiquing platforms and the old guard, with satirical asides about Welkin, Townsend, and party maneuvers. The piece blends political history with pointed humor about conventions, credentials fights, and the theater of politics.
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Our Pet Peeve Real Frost Quoted on Cold Gulch Pass
The piece presents a garbled dialog about extreme cold in Gulch Pass and a boastful remark from a salesman. It includes misread lines from a Mita magnate promoting a new picture and a sarcastic exchange about public questions. The fragmentary text reflects OCR noise and mixed quotations.
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Fraudulent blemish cure lauded in old newspaper ad
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