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Roanoke Review in Roanoke, Indiana

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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1920

Page

7

Peage Keynote Of Gox Speech Of Acceptance

The speech rails against failure to pass constructive laws, calls for war tax relief, rail and waterway supervision, and a strong League of Nations stance. It condemns the Republican platform as reactionary and urges swift tax reform, prohibition enforcement, and veteran rehabilitation while arguing for united national effort.

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Cox Accepts Governor Nomination Before Large Dayton Crowd

Governor James M. Cox delivers an acceptance speech to a large Dayton audience. He notes the moment calls for unity and urgent action as he outlines his vision and priorities for the state.

Dayton James M. Cox

Australia tree yields new nonhazardous tar products

A tree known as the "blackboy" in Australia inspires a new company to produce tars free of harmful substances. Planned outputs include tarpaulins, ropemaking tar, sanitary tar, lacquers, paints, pitches, phenol, benzol, alcohol, coke, and potash with dyes, pore fumes, and formalin planned for the future.

Australia

Abyssinian Funeral Customs Described

In Abyssinia a newborn who dies is buried under the floor. An adult corpse is washed in honey-sweetened water, wrapped in a shroud, and sewn into a mat of braided straw. After the ceremony the body is buried in the churchyard.

Abyssinia

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