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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
6
Premier Poincare declares France cannot sacrifice treaty rights and must maintain land and sea forces to face aggression. He warns France is not an experimental ground for Bolshevik imperialism in a major political address since becoming premier.
New York. Senator Arthur Capper Kansas told the New York Business Men's commission that farm legislation stems from old marketing methods not production. He urged a federal marketing board to back cooperative marketing and to study short selling’s impact, livestock marketing, and transportation issues in farming.
More than 2,000 people including President and Mrs. Coolidge, cabinet members, diplomatic corps, and top army and navy officials welcomed the Pan American flyers upon their 20,470 mile rondo of South America ending at Bolling Field in Washington.
Heads Academy of Science Washington T H Morgan professor of experimental zoology at Columbia University has been elected president of the National Academy of Science for a four year term.
A lighthearted Ohio State Journal quip notes that a happy marriage may be one where a wife never hints she preferred another present, appreciating the thoughtful gesture over criticism. The remark frames marital contentment around gratitude rather than critique.
The full moon occurs when the moon’s longitude differs by exactly 180 degrees from the sun. This condition is momentary, so the moon is full for an instant only.
Samuel Houston born March 2 1793 at Timber Ridge Church Virginia. A renowned soldier statesman who led resistance against Mexico in the Texas rebellion. His birthday observed as a Texas holiday.
The Goldfield Daily Tribune notes escalation in demand for gold surpassing available supply, signaling market strain and potential price increases as buyers seek bullion and coin. Local merchants report longer wait times and cautious selling amidst the shortage.
A Halleck biography passage notes the Confederate flag wrapped around Stonewall Jackson's body, describing the flag as its first use to enwrap the departed chieftain's remains.
A reflection on wasted resolutions and the failure to begin self improvement, likening avoidance to starving oneself by postponing eating drinking and sleeping. The quote emphasizes the danger of postponement and living without action.
A brief Washington Ster quote panel records Senator Sorghum denying nostalgia for youth and noting that foolishness can occur at any age as he jokes about reading the papers. The exchange reflects political wit and public discourse.
The school gardens movement started in Boston in 1891 when Benny L. Glapp, principal of the George Raven Putnam school, created a wild flower garden at the school.
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