Borah Loses Ohio Primary To Taft In GOP Race
The Ohio Republican primary yielded a decisive Taft victory over Senator William Borah with Taft securing most delegates while Borah claimed only five of the two dozen at stake. Borah accused party leaders of wiring votes against him and pledged to fight for constitutional integrity and states’ rights. Ohio Democrats favored Roosevelt over Breckinridge and reelected Gov. Davey. West Virginia also held primaries with Borah and Roosevelt winning, while its Republican delegation remained uninstructed. Alice Roosevelt Longworth will be among Ohio delegates.
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Irvin Cobb Takes a Wry Look at News and Film
In a rambling column from Everly Hills California, Irvin S. Cobb riffs on Italy’s Ethiopia sacrifices, a Confederate escape tale, new film previews featuring Tom and Slim Summerville with Jane Withers, and Zioncheck in Washington. He critiques Olympic rules, wonders about Jewish and Black athletes in Berlin, notes influenza recovery, and jokes about deafness and horse ailments.
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Fragmented quotes on marriage from Cincinnati Enquirer
A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment quotes a first woman challenging a perfect husband claim and a second woman replying that a husband’s role is to give a wife money and chores, reflecting dated marital stereotypes.
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Washington Strain in 1936 Nomination Fight Grows
Washington readers see a crowded field as New Deal strategists press to disrupt the Republican bid led by Governor Alf Landon of Kansas. The piece notes factional maneuvers, possible dark horse candidates, and anticipated personal smears as the party heads toward the Philadelphia and Cleveland conventions with Roosevelt’s renomination in view.
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California
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Coleman Safety Range Stove Beats Coal and Kerosene
Inventor W C Coleman unveils a new stove that draws gas from Lead-Fresh Baseline fuel and converts it to vapor gas for combustion. The Coleman BerdA-Blu Burners promise fuel savings and high heating efficiency, offering a safer cheaper alternative to coal or kerosene. Readers can request illustrated literature and a shop check card by mailing a postcard to Wichita Kansas.
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Kansas
We'll Pick the First Which is Best of the Three Op Timism
The prompt asks which stance—optimism, pessimism, or indifference—fits best. It argues choosing the first option as a preferred stance, suggesting optimism as a default. The phrasing is quirky, but it points to selecting optimism as the favored outlook amid three possibilities.
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