Hull Favors Lowden for Presidency
Congressman William E. Hull asserts in a Bretton Woods letter that the Republican nominee must unite factions nationwide. He argues midwest and western states favor Lowden, noting farmers and labor favor a business conservative, while he doubts Coolidge Hughes Borah Johnson or La Follette can unite the party.
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Peoria Star
William E. Hull
Bretton Woods
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Republican Party
Coolidge
Hughes
Middle West
Northwest
Far West
Johnson
Borah
Central West
Ism
Illinois
Frank
Lowden
United States
How Newspapers Help In A Community
A poem praising newspapers for their role from birth to adulthood in a citizen’s life. It notes coverage of school honors, graduations, marriages, babies, and local progress. It emphasizes free advertising and community support, urging readers to back their paper in every way.
Dim Your Lights Warns Drivers In State Call
A local notice urges motorists to dim flood lights when driving in country and city. It warns that oncoming cars risk disorientation and crashes when headlights are overly bright and may force a vehicle off the road.
The Sky Praises Wind and Clean Sky Song
A talking Sky claims a very clean sky after praise from the Wind and Sun. The Wind sings a cheerful Sky-Brushing song about sweeping clouds and keeping the sky pristine, while the Sun commends the Sky’s singing and its wind swept look. The tale includes reflections on mood, clouds, and the King of the Clouds.
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Mr. Sun
Wind
King of the Clouds
Mr. Wind
Essay on Cats Teaches Classifying Breed Nicknames
A schoolboy essay humorously classifies cat breeds with playful labels. It notes Maltese cats as those suited for teasing, Persian cats for queer purrs, Angorine cats for bad tempers, and Feline cats for deep feeling, reflecting a child's view of feline types.
Farmers Clash With El Paso Over Strict Auto Light Laws
A reader from El Paso reports a local crackdown on auto light violations with fines of nine dollars. Farmers protesting the enforcement reportedly fled to other towns to shop, while some say forty farmers were fined, not twelve. The letter criticizes town governance and urges support for local business.
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Justice Kuhn
el Paso
The Poor Rich Bachelor Novel Snippet Quote
A fragment from Mrs Heo's Anyivedy’s Husband satirizes social pretensions. The line mocks a self styled socialite who judges others while lacking personal virtue and musical sensibility. The quip showcases playful tone and character observation.
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Ifrom
Anyivedy
Heo
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