Noisy When Sleep Comes
Passengers in Pullmans keen the new Silence signs until they fall asleep, as reported by the New York Tribune.
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Pullmans
New York Tribune
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1923
Page
6
A Revision. When company comes in at the door economy fies out of the window.
A terse note from the Evening Transcript reflects a distorted quote about how arrival of visitors disrupts economic discipline. The line hints at public sentiment on fiscal restraint and policy impact.
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Bostop Evening Transcript
Emersons Hard Question Echoes Through Times
A quotation from Emerson asking when times were not hard and money not scarce and when sensible men and the right sort of women were plentiful. The reflective line opens a local column pondering enduring values and social ideals.
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Emerson
Enormous Coal Output in United States Mines
Existing coal mines in the United States produce an estimated 700 million to 900 million tons annually.
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U. S
United States
Selecting Presidential Candidate Big Problem for Republicans
Washington August 13. With the 1924 convention near, the Republican party faces a big problem in choosing a presidential nominee. Divergent groups including Progressives Conservatives Old Guard and Radicals seek influence shaping the candidate and platform. Leaders expect Harding to be nominated but Coolidge's rising prestige complicates plans as many foresee a hotly contested fight. Potential candidates include Hughes Hoover Johnson La Follette and others among Senators Watson Borah Wadsworth Pepper and Pinchot.
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Robert Fuller
Washington
Republican Party
Harding
Vention
Mr. Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Hiram Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Leonard Wood
Illinois
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Senate
James E. Watson
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Wadsworth
New York
Pepper
President Coolidge
Charles E. Hughes
Will Hays
Farmer
Robert LaFollette
Herbert Hoover
Indiana State Fair to Open Labor Day with Grand Hippodrome Show
Three night shows on Labor Day week include a grand hippodrome in the coliseum arena with hundreds of horses and cattle, aerial acts from leading circuses, harness and saddle horse contests, and a Royal Highlanders band. Fireworks light the Trace track nightly along with a new midway by the twenty tent aristocrats. The fair also debuts a $165000 swine pavilion with 2 500 capacity, plus poultry of 3 406 birds and a rabbit show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Scotch Highlanders
Robbie Broiler
Bird
United States
Azores Named For Hawks In Portuguese History
The Azores first earned the name Acores from a description tied to many hawks flying over the islands. The exact date and discoverer remain uncertain, but scholars agree the term derives from acore meaning hawk in Portuguese.
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Azores
Acores
Islands
Acore
Elinor Proud as Ralph Acknowledges Her
In a vivid Chicago Tribune excerpt Elinor bursts in animatedly saying Ralph, her adult boyfriend, removed his hat in greeting and acknowledged her with courtesy highlighting her surprise and pride.
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Elinor
Ralph
Chicago Tribune
Obedience and Civic Obligation Essay Quote
A Ram sey Muir line argues that civilization requires voluntary compliance with the law. It emphasizes obligation beyond mere obedience, urging willingness to uphold and enforce legal norms through cooperation and shared duty.
Quaint Chinese Custom in Wedding Silver Ornaments
A bridegroom wears a small silver dog as a pledge of fidelity while the bride dons a pair of silver ducks to insure prosperity and a large family in a quaint Chinese wedding custom.
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South Side Square
Shady Beach
Elliston Bridge
White River
Biutmans
North Side
Ramsey Muir
Palm Beach
Mohair
Kuppenheimer and “Style
Clothiers
H. C. Steel
Prop
Manning
Barre, Wt
Davis Brothers
E. Washington St
Sullivan, Ind
Room
Citizens Trust Pldg
Sullivan, MD
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