Hoover Acceptance Speech Outlines Proposals At Palo Alto
The 1928 Republican nominee Herbert Hoover laid out a threefold farm relief plan, tariff revisions, and improved transport to aid farmers. He defended Prohibition and urged prepared defense while advocating limited armament and peaceful international relations. His bold program aims to sustain prosperity and national progress.
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Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Coolidge
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Mr. Hoover
al. Hoover
Jr. Hoover
Federal Farm Board
American Legion Drum Corps Aims for First at Columbus
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of this city, sixty members strong, have practiced faithfully for the state convention competition in Columbus on August 20 and 21. They express optimism, despite keen competition and hot weather, and are determined to win first prize.
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Elsvia
American Legion
Columbus
Nutritional view contrasts whole grain and white bread
Discussion argues white bread is less nutritious than whole wheat bread due to lack of minerals and anti-scorbutic and anti-neuritic substances. It warns purified foods are not poisonous but stresses need for milk, cheese, eggs, and fresh foods to obtain complete protein. Mentions issues with flour makers’ claims and future reader questions with editor notes. Also notes religious prejudice harms national unity and quotes Senator Harrison on religion and citizenship. Reports on install plan for buying automobiles spreading in Britain.
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MecColam
Peor
Labrador
Newfoundland
Mississippi
Gulfport
Miss
Sen
Harrison
Virginia
Whole Wheat Better Than White Bread Says Demonstrator
A nutrition note urges more whole grain breads while a local demonstrator argues white flour has slight calorie advantage. The piece discusses absorption, protein, minerals, and fiber, noting bran aids digestion and whole grains offer greater health benefits despite small energy differences.
Who's Who In The Day's News Religious Tolerance Urged
Pat Harrison, LSU graduate, admitted to the bar, began practice in Leakesville Mississippi in 1902 and later moved to Gulfport. He was elected district attorney of the second district on Mountingd5 and resigned in 1926 to join Congress. He served in the Grand Gulf region.
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Louisiana State University
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Leakesville
Miss
Gulfport
Harrison
Congress
Goth ¢On
Lorain County
American Shipbuilding Company
Miami University
Osford
Ohio
Methodist Church
Automobile agency sales plan sparks 55 percent figure
An executive from a major national auto firm stated that at least 55 percent of his company's sales were conducted under a specific plan. The remark highlights a shift toward a defined sales framework as part of industry strategy.
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Wen
Women and dogs react to autos in town chatter
In a playful local discussion residents joke about dogs and cars. A quoted resident Pour Mopps laments delays and suggests everyone knows where to obtain something, while broader talk touches on future votes and political change in the country. The fragmented text reads like a quirky, era-tinged overheard snippet.
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Everbuddy
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