Hoover and Smith Edge Toward National Nomination in Ohio
Ohio voting delivered a clear boost for Herbert Hoover with at least 31 of 51 delegates and strong preferential support, signaling momentum toward the Republican nomination. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania also favored Hoover, while Governor Al Smith drew unexpected complimentary support on the Democratic side as Ohio Democrats showed interest in a New Yorker for the presidency.
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al Smith
New York
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Coolidge May Break Memorial Day Tradition at Gettysburg
President Coolidge may deliver this year’s Memorial Day address at Gettysburg instead of Arlington. The Gettysburg field, with its Blue and Gray monuments, would host a solemn speech linking Lincoln’s era to contemporary unity as visitors from both sides mingle there.
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Machines and Men Explain Transportation Accidents
A physician who treats transportation injuries argues that less than five percent of accidents are caused by equipment failure. He contends human error drives most incidents, noting that we have improved machinery faster than our own judgment. The goal is a self protecting system to guard both user and machine, a task best tackled in factories rather than on the road.
Airfield Rivalry Drives Nationwide Airport Plans
The piece argues that city rivalry over having the best airport spurs new plans and builds. More airports attract more airlines, increase air travel, and boost aviation growth, while single facilities serve limited early flights and experiments.
Diet and Health Q A on fasting and colds
Reader questions on fasting six days a week and health implications. Rabbi Meier Yechiel’s death is cited to dispute fasting claims, with guidance favoring liquid or varied diets. Advice discusses acidosis, bicarbonate soda, alkaline ash versus acid ash foods, cold care, and self help like rest, fluids, and mild remedies.
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Meier Yechiel
Yechiel
Madge M MecGuiness
Anniversaries and Birthdays Mark Historic Dates
Yesterday and today's calendar notes mark figures from Cromwell to Kep pel, Machado to Farra gut with many births and deaths. Anzac Day honors Gallipoli, Princess Mary and William Marconi receive greetings, and Florida's Tamiami trail opens as cotton manufacturers convene in Providence and foreign trade talks start in Houston.
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Florida
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National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Providence
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Houston
Texas
New Business Era Hailed By David Sarnoff
David Sarnoff born in Minsk moved to the United States at nine and rose to lead RCA after the Marconi merger. He argues the future industrial leader will blend business, science, economics, and statesmanship as radio and undersea cables reshape global communication, saving billions in rates and expanding home reception technology.
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Minsk
Russia
United States
Pratt Institute
Sarnoff
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co
Radio Corporation of America
Marconi Co
New York City
Farmers Foresee Outlook Reports Shaping U.S. Agriculture
Washington April 25 The U S Department of Agriculture plans a broader use of economic data to help farmers forecast markets. OC B Smith heads extension work as states host meetings explaining outlook reports, aiming for wider farmer reliance rather than external advisement. A two reel film What’s Ahead introduces the program and shows how national data is transformed into farmer usable guidance.
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Commodore Dewey Squadron Sails for Manila Today
Thirty years ago today Commodore Dewey led a squadron from Hong Kong to Manila marking a pivotal naval moment. The note also marks the centenary of Francis McNierney, bishop of Albany, and extends greetings to John F. Stevens, head of the American Society.
Scary ee Th' commecnest mistake o' all is thinkin' a hat'll do fer another season
A dialectal quip about outdated fashion and gender roles mocks the idea that a hat can replace constant effort. It playfully rejects stereotypes while suggesting hard work remains necessary, using regional speech to convey social humor.
Unclear Lab Prospects Hint at Next Day Outcomes
The report notes only a vague sense of what the following day may reveal from the laboratory, offering limited details on anticipated results or actions.
Shift in agricultural extension targets economics and business
The movement evolves from ten years of better marketing to emphasize agricultural economics and business facts while still valuing production and marketing. A London club named The Flagler Club bans knife and fork use, requiring diners to eat with their spoons.
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