Lincoln Douglas Debates and the 1928 Campaign Echoes
A retrospective notes the 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates and their impact on later elections. It highlights Douglas versus Lincoln in seven sessions across Illinois, the joint debate terms, key exchanges, and the lasting view that Lincoln’s protest against wrong and Douglas’s expediency shaped future U.S. politics.
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Dilly Madison
Volles
Chicaze
Abe
Dowels
Howe
Ottawa
LaSallé County
Freeport
Stephenson
Jonesboro
Union County
Charleston
Giles
Cons R
Tha
Dowgias
Stephen
Stone Stephen
Scott
Dougins
Senate
United States
Singers Benefit From Removing Tonsils When Needed
An article notes tonsil removal rarely harms singing and may improve voice if frequent tonsillitis occurs. Expert throat specialists advise the operation by an experienced surgeon when attacks persist. The piece emphasizes professional care and refers to Hygeia Magazine as a source.
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Hygeia Magazine
Never Had Tiny But Favorable Results Statement
A brief claim that they have never observed any small but beneficial outcomes. The remark emphasizes lack of even minor positive effects across all attempts or tests. No specific individuals or organizations are cited in the readable text.
Pangaletung Ford and Police Post Named by Eskimo Origin
The Pangaletung ford and police post on Baffin Island in the Canadian Arctic archipelago derive their name from Eskimo origins meaning where buck deer are plentiful. The Pangaletung police post was established during the 1923 Canadian government expedition to the northern islands.
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Canada
Pangaletung
Ford
Baffin Island
Canadian Arctic Archipelago
Islands
Arabic Greetings and Meanings Highlighted by Dr. George Duncan
Dr. George Duncan explains that the Arabic word for peace encompasses blessings material, mental, and spiritual. He notes peace is a common greeting among Arabic speakers and shares phrases meaning a bright, cheerful day full of good fortune.
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George Duncan
House Offered Hoover for Alta Vista Campaign Site
A house at St Charles described as the home of Rt. Angell was offered to Berkert Hoover as a midwestern residence for the campaign. Angell is the father of Mrs. Noris who inherited John Wy Gates fortune. St Charles lies about 35 miles east of Chicago.
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Alta Vista
St Charles
Rt. Angell
Berkert Hoover
Mr. Angell
4. Noris
John Wy Gates
Chicas
Ruth to retire after 1920 season ends career
Babe Ruth, the major league home run king, announces he will retire after the 1920 season when his contract ends. He says he has enjoyed baseball, is financially secure, and plans to quit before he is forced out, signaling the end of a storied era.
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Babe Ruth
Coal Merger Leader Plans Billion-Dollar Industry Consolidation
Thomas B. Davis, president of the Greek Coal company, heads a bold merger plan to unite major cogs industries in a $201 million project aimed at stabilizing and protecting the sector from ongoing unsettled conditions.
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Thomas B. Davis
Sland ‘Greek Coal Company
Cogs
Century-Old Al Foundry Milestones in Aluminum Discovery
A century ago the aluminum discovery centered on 1823 to 1825. Ger sted outlined preparing the metal by converting alamite to chloride and reducing it with potassium amalgam. A specimen was shown to the Danish Society of Science as Wohler later produced gray aluminum powder two years afterward.
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Gersted
Danish Society of Science
Wohler
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