Shortening the Interim After Presidential Elections
The article discusses reforming election laws to shorten the interval from nomination to inauguration. It notes modern communications shorten delays, enabling quicker results and action. It argues a three to four month transition would better reflect the people's will and reduce the long absence of a President-elect. It cites Coolidge as already largely out of the political picture.
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Congress
Washington
Eine Montis
Coolidge
August signs of autumn in the county weather and harvests
In August the county notes leaves browning, early harvests underway, oats reaped, corn tassels filling, and pastures thinning. Produce markets emerge with springers, potatoes, tomatoes, berries, beans, and garden yields rising as days cool toward September and October. The piece foresees fires, coal checks, and home repairs before winter.
Nature On A Rampage In Storms And Volcanoes
Readers are reminded of nature's dual role as giver and destroyer as storms whip Florida and other regions, with inland damage and loss of life reported in Sebring Beloit and Paloeweh. The piece notes volcanic eruptions causing thousands of deaths and mass destruction, urging awe at nature's force.
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Nature
Florida
Gulf
Lfe
Ohin
Sebring
Beloit
Paloeweh
Flores Sea
Nature's rampage and the rise of Sackett in politics
In a reflective 1890s account, nature's devastation is described while noting human progress in engineering. It then traces Sackett's career from studying law at Harvard to practicing in Columbus and Louisville, his roles in industry groups, and culminating in his Kentucky U.S. Senate tenure from 1925 to 1931, with observations on foreign markets and export dynamics.
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Harvard University
Sackett
Columbus
Crom
Lousville
Kentucky
LCS Food Administration
Louisville Board of Trade
U.S
France
Haly
Germany
Em.sackett
United States
Europe
Frane Traly
England
Findley
Bar
Supreme Court of Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Erie
Huron
Ashland
Medina
Crawford
Diet for the Undernourished Child and Protective Foods
A health column outlines a weight-gain focused diet for undernourished children, detailing protective foods, energy foods, and gradual increases. It emphasizes higher intake than average, uses eggs yolks, cod liver oil, milk boosts, and avoiding tea or coffee. It also notes article requests and mailing envelopes for further pamphlets and editor Q A with Dr Peters.
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S. L
Howsrer
Tim
Florist shop opens in town amid ongoing gang conflict
Local note reports Tell Binkley selling the plate glass insurance business to start a florist shop amid rising gang activity. Miss Fawn Lippineut attempted to gain newspaper visibility but wore a dress, drawing attention instead.
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Tell Binkley
France and Italy Shaping Up Under Global Shifts
The piece notes France turning from reliance on Germany to self-reliant steady work after recent world events. It highlights Italy’s five year arc of major changes under archship, with a government focused on efficiency and currency stabilization boosting business conditions.
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France
Germany
Italy
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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Lorain
Adicinice
Ghig
Robert ED Ward
Joe Chicago
New York
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General Motors
Sie
Rater
Dr. Peters
Tilly
Abe Martin
Frederic Moseley Sackett
U. S
Providence
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Brown Uui
Paradise Fruit
Elyria Savings & Trust
Lorain County
A. BE. Webber
Storney Findley
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W. B. Thompson
Egypt
Nile
Cuba
A.r.webber
W.B. Thompson
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