Coolidge Opts Out of 1928 Nomination
In an August 10 1927 editorial the paper declares President Coolidge will not seek another nomination. It cites his strong record his lack of public approval issues and suggests he may retire to enjoy a peaceful vacation while remaining a civic force. It praises Taft as the only living former president and foresees Coolidge contributing in education or jurisprudence.
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President Coolidge
Coolidge
Pident Coolidge
America
White House
United States Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
Dactay
Parmal Huaser
Double Taxation Issue Discussed by League of Nations
The article notes that nonresidents earning income from investments abroad face taxation in both their country of income and their country of residence. It cites a League of Nations push for credits or exemptions to avoid double taxation, with a conference including the United States and multiple nations. The reform would affect hundreds of thousands, while those choosing cheaper living abroad may be excluded to protect revenue.
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League of Nations
United States
Argentina
Selon
France
Britain
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Poland
Switzerland
Veneznela
Tuberculosis Fear Prompts Dress Debate in Wisconsin
Dr. Roy E. Dearhold claims skimpy young women dresses drove Tuberculosis sanitarium crowding. He argues cloth shortages force risky garments amid health crisis.
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Wisconsin Tubbercular Absordation
Roy E. Dearhold
Fragmentary editorial on dress style and gender norms
A fragment discusses clothing style for girls and parental pressure. The writer warns about social rifts in homes if parents force heavy clothing and suggests fear of death might influence behavior. The passage reflects period attitudes toward gender and modesty.
Fragmented 19th century notices mix births deaths and events
A garbled 19th century page lists death notices from Portsea England and references to President Morrea and Missouri admission. It mentions the Swiss Guard attack in Paris, the Deary Act, and various historical figures, with scattered dates and names amid editorial chatter about a barber shop.
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Burgorze
Hen
James Nant
Raneister
Lindhorn
London
Portsmouth
England
Tuileries
Paris
Morrea
Missouri
Caolan
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court of the
Festival notes from fragile local gathering
A fragmented report describes a small festival in a coastal town with uncertain leaders and anxious attendees. It notes unease about political change and a hope for peace as participants seek stability amid shifting authority.
Notable wartime figures linked to Hoover and Weaver
The article recalls Herbert Hoover and his wartime relief leadership and notes Weaver is in President Cnaudge's cabinet as Secretary of Commerce. It traces Hoover's postwar roles and Weaver's early life, mining career training at Stanford and Universi.
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Buthdar An
Cnondge
Anrl
Bacoms & Mining Engineer
Failend Stanford
Universis
Loundon
Planting Fruit Trees: Fall or Spring?
Prof M A Plake of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station notes that cherry varieties used for early season growth are best planted in fall. If planted late in spring, growth is weak and many may die. Location and fruit type determine optimal timing.
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M.A. Plake
New Jersey
Ixsporement
United States Nicaragua Policy Criticized by Nye
United States senator from North Dakota Gerald P. Nye voices strong criticism of U S policy toward Nicaragua. He warns that intervention harms American dollars and goodwill, arguing the government favors overseas ventures over domestic farmers and resources, and calls for restraint to avoid costly entanglements.
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United States
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Ladd
Senate
Nye
Hortonvile
Wisconsin
Towa
Nicaragua
Uncle Sam
Lucky superstitions ease daily life and risk
A column lists beliefs about luck and protection including wearing clothes inside out bringing gifts, coins with holes warding off misfortune, swallows nesting near a house negating fire insurance needs, and a steering wheel disk tracking gasoline and oil purchases and dates.
Fall Planting Cautions for Apples and Peaches
The article warns that late fall planting risks winter injury for apples and peaches if weather is harsh after transplanting. Frost heaves can loosen soil and dry roots, especially in fall plantings. Do not plant in wet sticky soil or leave air gaps. pack soil firmly around roots to avoid tree death.
English School Youths to Visit U C and Canada
A group of English public schoolboys will sail from Liverpool aboard the Albertic to tour Canada and the United States. Led by Rev. E S Fellowes-Farrow and Rev. Howard J Rose, the trip aims to connect English and North American youth during formative years. They will visit Montreal Ottawa Algonquin Park Toronto Niagara Falls and New York before returning on the Majestic from New York.
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Canada
London
Wil Loate
Liverpool
Albertic
United States
E. S. Fellowes-Farrow
Cambridge
Howard J. Rose
Oxford
England
North America
Montreal
Ottawa
Algonquin Park
Toronto
Niagara Falls
New York
Academy builds 100 seismological stations in Soviet forecast
The Academy of Science plans a network of about one hundred seismological stations across the Soviet Union to forecast earthquakes and protect lives and property. Professor Nikiforafl, a noted earthquake expert, leads the project with new methods expected to improve warning capabilities.
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Leningrad
Soviet Union
Academy of Science
Nikiforafl
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