Governor Talmadge and a Save the Dead End Time Clip
A fragment from a 1930s column pokes fun at politics and revivalist ideas. It mentions Governor Talmadge of Georgia still pursuing the presidency, jokes about Dr. Carrel’s dehydration revival theory, and notes the looming Republican and Democratic splits as the 1936 race looms. It also critiques post office stamp releases amid holiday rushes.
Solar Tower Triumphs As World's Leading Structure
A brief note highlights Solar Tower as a beacon of achievement, claiming it is among the most successful structures globally and signaling its prominence in the field.
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Bea Snatt
Vile
America
United States
New York Wadsworth Talk Sparks 1930s GOP Debate
Editorials in upstate New York discuss James W. Wadsworth Jr for president and the impact of New York's 47 electoral votes. The piece notes Wet dry divides, Tammany influence, suffrage history, and the push for preparedness amid army navy expansion and railroad labor issues.
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New York State
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
New York
Worth
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Calvin Cboridge
William E. Borah
Borah
Wadsworth
Abred B. Smith
Senate
Robert F. Wagner
Se Pee
Wadswan
Tammany Hall
White House
Tammany
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
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