President Coolidge backs flood control with treasury safeguards
In a broad overview the article notes President Coolidge favors flood control but guards the U.S. Treasury from massive raids. It argues national scope requires federal help with regional cooperation to avoid extravagance while warning Congress to present prudent measures or face a veto. The piece emphasizes a conservative, fiscally safe approach to the project.
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Coolidge
United States Treasury
United States
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Congress
Rep Martin Madden Dies Colorful Illinois Leader
Rep Martin Madden, longtime Illinois House member and former chairman of the Appropriations Committee, died Friday in his 75th year. From a stone quarry worker to president of the Western Stone Co, he rose through the ranks, influencing Chicago politics as a City Council member and leading both city and state Republican committees. He served in Congress for twenty two years and was a leading figure in quarry owner circles.
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Martin Madden
House
Appropriations Committee
Rep. Madden
Old Guard
Ilinois
Might
Western Stone Co
Quarry Owners Association of the
United States
Chicago
City Republican Committee
State Republican Committee
Congress
Restoring Old Postal Rates May Boost Revenue
Post office policy shows higher rates failed to raise income as mail volume dropped. Congress raised rates to fund pay hikes for clerks, but revenue fell. Postmaster General New advocates returning to lower rates to revive business and reverse postcard rate rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Congress
New
Contrast in wealth: Lowenstein travels lavishly to New York
Alfred Lowenstein, Belgium financier famed for turning tin into gold, arrived in New York with eight suites aboard a palatial liner and a $20,000 transport bill. Servants attended his every wish, marking him as possibly the world’s third richest. Henry Ford, by contrast, arrived in England incognito, using an assumed name and traveling unaccompanied, eschewing servants and the grand trappings.
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Alfred Lowenstein
Belgium
New York
America
Henry Ford
England
Lowenstein
Diet And Health The Dangers Of Tuberculosis
A worried reader describes a small sunless home with a sister who has tuberculosis and a 12 year old boy at risk. The piece warns that open tuberculosis is deadly for children and urges strict hygiene, separate dishes, daily milk and vegetables, and outdoor time. Advice includes frank family talk, possible institutional care for the sister, and consulting physicians.
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Webb
Ryder
Vou
United campaign to save forest urges Meighen
The piece profiles Arthur Meighen born 1874 in Anderson Ontario and later Canada’s prime minister. It quotes him warning that destroying forests harms children and notes Canada’s forest loss and low remaining timber, urging strong forest protection and fire control policies.
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News United
A. Meighen
Canada
Arthur Mieghen
Anderson
Ontario
St. Mary's Collegiate Institute
Toronto University
Meighen
House of Commons
Belighen
Interior
W. L. Mackenzie King
Ottawa
United States
Aromur Meghen
Dominion
Birth and anniversary notices for Monroe and Kinsolving
The issue marks the 170th anniversary of James Monroe birth and notes Rt Rev George H Kinsolving Episcopal bishop of Texas begins his new year. It also cites the 150th anniversary of Phillips Andover Academy with a celebration next month attended by President Coolidge.
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Secretary of the Navy
New York City
George H. Kinsolving
Texas
Bedford County
Alfred de Oro, Jong
Manzanillo
Cuba
Jim Maloney
Boston
Mass
James Monroe
George H. Kinsoliving
Episcopal
Phillips Andover Academy
Coolidge
Coolidge to address Gridiron Club dinner in Washington
President Coolidge is set to speak at the annual spring dinner of the Gridiron Club in Washington D C this evening. In France a spirited parliamentary campaign ends today ahead of tomorrow’s election for a new chamber of deputies. Celebrities from Canadian and American military circles will meet in Montreal for a banquet celebrating the Canadian Commandery of the Military Order of Foreign Wars of the United States.
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Coolidge
Gridiron Club
Washington
D. C
France
Chamber of Deputies
Montreal
Military Order of Foreign Wars
United States
Forest land program to curb fire and provide income
The text argues for public action to curb cigarette harm and boost forest income. It calls for land classification, dedication of non agricultural lands to nonproduction, and an expansive tree planting program to reclaim denuded land and meet paper demand. It emphasizes public opinion and government support.
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InIlere Wne
German chemist turns insects into metal in experiment
A German chemist analyzed insects by covering them with powdered copper oxide and heating in carbon dioxide in small platinum crucibles. The insects reportedly transformed into metal while preserving delicate markings, a result deemed important for long term museum preservation of rare specimens.
Hair trend boosts demand for long hair compatible combs
NAUMBERG reports that long hair is regaining vogue as car comb manufacturers receive their first large American orders since the bobbed hair craze began. The industry hopes renewed interest will boost demand for their products and signal a shift in fashion and grooming trends.
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Naumberg
Sonora Radio Sale Offers Five Styles at Special Terms
A one week sale promotes new Sonora radio sets directly from the factory with five styles and built in Peerless speakers. Free gifts include a wrought iron bench and velour scarf. A portable Victrola is priced at $18, with leather finished models up to $60. The campaign frames this as advertising. A survey notes rising piano study with 865,000 students nationwide.
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Sonora Radio
Sonora
Grand opera series to be staged in Cleveland next week
Next week in Cleveland will be given another series of grand opera and several hundred Elyria people will attend. Good seats are still available and we recommend that you secure tickets before going as full houses are already assured. Prices $1.00 to $7.00.
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Cleveland
Elyria
New Victor Records Released Monthly With Noted Artists
On the first of each month a large list of new Victor records are released. The May numbers include read seals by Chal iapin Kreisier McCormack Ponselley Schipa and the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. Jesse Crawford on the pipe organ. A rousing double by the U S Navy Band. The Victor Symphony a tenor solo and duets by Tietge Sisters and the Rhythmys.
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Victor
Chaliapin
Kreisier McCormack
Ponselley Schipa
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Jesse Crawford
W U. S. Navy Band
Victor Symphony
Tietge
Rythm Ys
Five Fox Trot Records Offer Snappy Dance Choice
Five dance records present a selection of lively fox trots for dancers seeking brisk tempos and energetic leads. Each track promises crisp rhythms, witty bridges, and smooth transitions suitable for social dance floors.
B P S Paint Week Starts With Tyron Demonstrations
Next week Tuesday morning May 1 B P S paint expert C J Tyron direct from the factory will be with us for three days to demonstrate B P S paint and varnish products. Tyron brings years of experience and will discuss paint problems while showing results with new lacquers Pat Co Flat Wall Stippling Auto Enameling and Spraying.
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C. J. Tyron
Tyron Lay
Pat-Co
Mall promotion for B P S paints and home goods sale
Tyron offers free sample cans of B P S paint or varnish with a coupon from the mall. Save a folder with color lines for future use and visit the store during May 1 2 and 3. Also advertised are Coldwell lawn mowers from seven fifty, Detroit gas ranges at forty two fifty, Florence wickless oil ranges, and various Detroit stove models including Jewel Perfection and Queen Pressure units.
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Coldwell
Florence
Detroit
One Second Hand Gas Range and Washer for Sale
A second hand gas range offered for 10 dollars. Also a fine combination gas coal or wood range priced at 35 dollars. Plus a second hand electric washer in first class shape available for 45 dollars.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohio
Lorasa County Printing @ Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnuty
Im City
Mall
Lorain
Robert EL Ward
Ina
Wabash Ave
Fifth Ave
General
Peters
S.a.s
Dr. Peters
Abe Martin
Lille Spar
Massachusetts
Port Royal
Willian Phipps
Thomas Betterton
Duncan McArthur
Chillicoths
James Mr. Mason
Alexandria
Virginia
von Moltke
Terlin
Toledo
Tourone
Colorado
Morley
U. S&s
Great Britain
Harold Bauer
London
T. Douglas Robinson
Eastern Heights
Eastern Heights Land Company
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
F. M. Sponseller
Omee
Sims Plam
Raybestos
MEDAN
Lara Iy
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Andro
Dar
Ee Insurance
TEL
SMARP
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Broad St
Day’s Hardware
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