Babson says Coolidge will be a true friend to business
Babson, neighbor to President Coolidge, asserts the new president will support agricultural, industrial, and commercial interests. He emphasizes Coolidge’s economic training at Amherst and his grip on practical business problems, noting confidence from American manufacturers and the need to aid Western farmers without harming national stability.
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Babson
Coolidge
United States
Amherst College
Graudation
William M. Butler
Butler Cotton Mills
New England
New Bedford
North Adams
Butler
Boston and Worcester Street Railway
Boston
Worcester
Frank Stearns
R. H. Stearns and Company
Stearns
Europe
Vermont
Associated Press
Dispatch
Thass
White House
Congress
Hea
Federal Reserve Board
Railroad Labor Board
Federal Tariff Commission
Hobson
Cooldge
Local Social Notes From South Ridge District
Mr and Mrs Howard Dayton visited Walter Bechtel family in Amherst on Sunday A District Sunday School Picnic was held at Linwood Park Vermilion on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Clarence Lapp with Mr and Mrs Fred Mack of Amherst traveled to Balam returning Monday evening Mr and Mrs George Knittle attended a Grange meeting in Amherst Tuesday Mrs W T Callier of Elyria spent the day with her mother Mrs Gertrude Snyder Mr and Mrs Jay Fowl and daughters Ruth Bernice and Miriam Mr and Mrs Ralph Fowl Mrs Moses Eppley Mr and Mrs Milton Eppley and son Bruce attended the Kolbe reunion at Linwood Park Vermilion on Wed Aug 15
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George Vogler
Elyria
the Grobe
Synay
Clarence Lapp
Amherst
Walter Grobe
Robert
Marion
South Ridge
Howard Dayton
Walter Bechtel
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Fred Mack
Balem
George Knittle
Grange
W. T. Callier
Gertrude
Snyder
Jay Fowl
Ruth
Bernice
Miriam
Ralph Fowl
Moses
Eppley
Milton Eppley
Bruce
Linwood
Park
Tobacco Cultivation in Britain Sees Tentative Revival
The text notes tobacco growing in England was banned until 1910 and 146 acres were cultivated by 1913. It cites postwar struggles but signals improvement and expectations that British tobacco may gain a notable share of world markets. Also mentions US per capita ice cream consumption exceeding two gallons yearly.
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England
Furnace Temperatures Reach Extreme Level Feasible by Electric Furnaces
The article describes how temperatures as high as 4,400 degrees can be achieved with electric furnaces and notes that intense heat causes nickel and platinum to burn away, leaving no residue.
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Washington
Wellesley Hill
Mass
Aus
Iehbor
Cognidge
Roth Fowl
Howard A Dyton
Oberlin
Martin Springer
Fartly
South Ambhorat
Grimsby
Reid Bros
Court ST
Elyria, Mei
Norfolk
Eae
Uae
Rad
MRA. J. P. Dechtel
Telephone
Chas
LOD Fe Musicsho
Teleo
the Melody Music Co
Miller
Zadie
Ieee
Gire
Ferent
Trent
Ening
Gquaran
Piers
Ivan
F. A.humphrey
Elyvia
Sayings & Trust
Geo. E. Spitzer
Grafton, Ohio
Aphe
Walton Ice CO
Winckles Street
National Association OF Ice Industries
West Washington Street
Chicago
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