Inauguration Day Traditions Under Coolidge Era
Washington recounts President Coolidge’s simple inauguration and Dawes oath, radio audience, and a historically quiet ceremony on the Capitol steps. It recalls Harding’s death and Wilson’s era, with crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue and a ceremonial procession through the Capitol precincts.
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Washington
Coolidge
Dawes
United States
Canllage
Barding
Roose
Taft
Capitol
House
Senate
Congress
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren Gemaliel Warding
Woodrow Wison
Harding
Wilson
George F Baker the New York leading citizen
A profile of George F Baker of First National Bank New York, tracing early life in Troy and Brooklyn, rise from cashier to president, and his prominence as a financier and benefactor. Mentioned are connections with Wall Street, Andrew Mellon, J Pierpont Morgan, and sums donated to Red Cross, Cornell, Columbia, and Harvard.
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Roway
Wall Street
New York
Bond Club of
Elbert H. Gary
Tead
United States Steel Corporation
Tess
Elbert’ H. Gary
United States Treasury
Andrew J. Mellon
J. Pierpont Morgan
George Wisher Baker
First National Bank
George Fisher Baker
George FP Baker
Banch
Deacon
Trinity Church
Ike
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
First National
George F. Baker
Manhattan
New York State Bank
Ers’ Association
Mr. Baker
Mr. Mitchell
Erytion
Williamsburg
George
Baker
John
Jutin
Williamsvure
Tost
Ms. Baker
Thampson
Thompson
First National Benk of
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Lincoln
Seward
House of Jay Cooke & Co
First National Hawk
New York Clearing House
Mr. Morgan
Stillman
Federal Reserve System
Metropolitan Opera House Association
Metropolitan Museum
Red Cross
Cornell
Bakerfield
Columbia
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard
George F. Baker Foundation
Janus Temple at Rome and January Origin Notes
The article outlines the Roman temple of Janus erected in the third century B C by G Dullius and its war open, peace closed policy. It explains Janus as god of doors and beginnings, his two faced head, and notes January derives from Janus. It adds stray lines on a whippoorwill nest and spring, and comments on the value of both the esteroid and tidy idea.
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Janus
Rome
CG. Dullius
Augustus
Lord
Parmers
Globe Ash Fish Surprises by Flipping Itself Upright
A tropical water inhabitant, the globe ash, shows a unique behavior by turning onto its back and swimming with its underside exposed. The fish can fill its skin and puff up, aiding its buoyant movement.
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Fts
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Joints
A vintage ad-style notice touts Joint-Ease as the remedy for stiff swollen inflamed joints. It claims quick relief after ordinary cures fail, urging readers to ask for Joint-Ease at any druggist. Ends with a UPI style dateline and location.
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President Coolidge
Crolidge
Ube
Diplomatic Corps
Sisty
Ceremonias
Senor Alang
Dei
Jules W. Dusserané
Lonor
Owo
Supreme Court
Gustica Taft
Senate Chamber
Howse of Representatives
Tala
Cummins
Congressional
Paw
Wall Sire
George E. Gaker
Seward University
Florida
N. Y
Albans
State Banking Department
Bir
van C. A
Salmon .P. Chase
Ceasury
John Dickinson Sherman
George F Baker
USA
Srekind
Gralle Pekan
Ruby Brandon
The
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Gaiasi i
Een
Monarch
Cat Council Blufts
Iowa
Toledo
Beecham
Prasches Beecham
W.N. U
Sioux City
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