Voters oppose United States entry to World Court
New Maine senator A R Gould signals opposition to the World Court and aligns with New England voters who also rejected the court in Massachusetts and New Hampshire races. The region backs Coolidge but resists U.S. participation, urging a modified, restricted offer to join the court.
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The Automat at Washington and Cal
Frost on Grafters lauds the Harding era White House as orderly and well run under manager Coolidge likening it to a domestic kitchen. The piece mocks grafters and crooks while praising the administration for honest, regular meals and careful household accounting at the nation’s home.
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Figures on British rail safety questioned
The article argues that official rail safety figures mislead by counting only one killed in a British train accident last year while noting seventy deaths from movement accidents like falling from compartments. It compares the underlying risks to those in other countries, suggesting the face value of figures hides deeper hazards.
Milk as the best flesh builder and how to use it
An expert argues pure milk from healthy cows is the ideal flesh-builder for adults. Jersey or Guernsey milk is preferred for higher butter fat, pasteurization and clean source checks are advised, and one to two quarts daily should suffice for best results.
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Their First Jobs By Philip Newlan
John M Morin rose from a glass factory and steel mills worker to public safety director in Pittsburgh and later served about thirteen years in Congress. He began as a high school graduate employed by D J Hennessy Mercantile in Missoula before returning to Pittsburgh to pursue politics.
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Queen's Counsel on Reality and Illusion in Life
The writer considers how illusion and imagination shape our view of reality and others. She coins a “haze of hope” as strength, cites a mother idealizing her child, and ends with a caution to keep feet on the ground while keeping the head in the clouds. Copyright 1525 Famous Feas Inc.
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Wages Should Replace Tips by Dr. Frank Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues that wages should substitute for tipping in hotels. He cites the Pullman porters and international hotel keepers who favor including a ten percent tip in the bill. He says courtesy should be part of service and not a hidden charge, urging hotel owners to abolish tipping by paying staff adequately.
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International Congress of Hotel Keeps
Budapeth
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Garcon de Chambre
Maitre de Hotel
McClure
Sale Postponed by Weather for L Shepherd
The Bucolic Press reports on page seven a gale bill for L Shepherd. Due to inclement weather he urges readers to ignore the advertisement and postpone the sale temporarily per the Worre Advance in Missouri.
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Ladylike Dog Wins Big at Great Dog Show
An ultra small two pound prize dog valued at $750 a pound takes first prize and championship at a major show. The article muses on animal expressions and wonders if animals think or possess minds or souls beyond human emotion.
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