Fredericksburg boosters urge united Hill Country fish hatchery support
The Fredericksburg Standard praises intelligent and aggressive seeking of a fish hatchery for the Hill Country. It notes citizens favored collaborating with other towns to secure a hatchery, recognizing Gillespie County would benefit and stressing towns must aid regional development.
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San Antonio
Fredericksburg
Hil-Country
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Hill Country
Frederickspurg
Gillespie County
An Imposing Figure Mr. Sargent in Vermont Politics
A portrait of Mr. Sargent as a six foot six inch figure in Vermont politics. He is a college football alumnus, a Republican boss, and a pragmatic Yankee who runs a steady legal practice as a corporation lawyer. His stance on Prohibition shifts with office, advocating strict enforcement as Volstead era begins.
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Mr. Sargent
Vermont
Sargent
United States
European Loans Spark White House Debate on Foreign Debt
International bankers ask President Coolidge to halt anti foreign loan propaganda. The President declines, arguing opposition stems from the loans themselves. The piece notes France and other nations owe billions and questions why Americans should back more European lending.
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France
Europe
Wayside Wisdom Adapts to an Optimistic Outlook
A poem by 5. E. Kiser mocks optimistic business forecasts from Secretary Hoover. It urges faith over fret, promising brighter days ahead for sales, banks, and industry, with refrain that the outlook never fades even during distress.
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Hoover
Collision at Stop 27 injures no one on Elyria Grafton line
Bacolic Press Ford Dernier and Mr Roache collided at Stop 27 on the Elyria Grafton car line. No injuries reported though both vehicles were badly damaged according to the Grafton Ohio Citizen.
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Ford Dernier
Mr. Roache
Elyria- Grafton
Grafton Ohiat
Keep your temper in ethers and be affable to your associates
A terse admonition urges maintaining calm in discussions and treating colleagues with friendliness as the wisest course in professional and social interactions.
Towne Gossip Tale Ends With Officer’s Badge
A driver and a friend quarrel over a heavy truck load. The driver loses control, the friend recalls he is a policeman after receiving a badge, and the encounter ends with the driver gone and the other left with a broken rib.
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A 1950s profile traces T. N. Daylor, longtime secretary at a Columbus firm, from starting retail at age 15 in Cairo Illinois earning 1.25 weekly to a 30 year tenure overseeing air goods and dress departments at L. White Company.
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Philip Nowlan
Middle West
Cairo
Sas
King
Peace Science From The Spectator Calls For A Secretary Of Peace
In a Johns Hopkins University address Owen D. Young argued that a science of war exists but no science of peace. He urged mobilizing military science toward peace, establishing peace as a deliberate national goal, and treating war as an anachronism that harms society.
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Johns Booking University
Owen D. Young
United States
Mr. Young
Hap PP DR FRANK CRANE Gertrude Atherton quote
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Frank Crane and Gertrude Atherton with a stray copyright line. Readable words include names but no coherent event or date. The text appears as garbled clippings from a reprint or rebroadcast with no clear summary to report.
Dentist Policy And Eye Health Tied To Dental Care
A 1925 speech links dental health to eye inflammations and iritis. The speaker notes that advancing dental disease correlates with recurrent eye attacks, urging public education on tooth care and treatment to prevent painful flare ups.
Over Life's Hurdles by Louis E Bisch
An essay warns that procrastination robs opportunity and wastes time. It urges careful study of why tasks are postponed, especially signing contracts, and advocates persistent effort to break the habit. The piece notes daydreaming and visualizing as easier than acting, and stresses consistent action to cure procrastination.
In Limbo and the History of the Phrase
The piece explains the expression in limbo as neglect or oblivion and traces its roots to limbus meaning edge. It notes political use for a person blocked from advancement and adds a brief nod to theological notions about unbaptized infants and righteous heathens unable to reach Heaven.
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Wyn
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