Toward International Understanding Promoting Cross Cultural Visits
A 1926 editorial urges nations to learn each other’s problems through firsthand visits by representative groups. Sherwood Eddy’s programs to Mexico and other nations aim to foster understanding, reduce prejudice, and build goodwill between peoples and governments.
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Sherwood Eddy
Mexico
Connie
Mesieo
Roman Catholi Church
Baron Stein
Europe
Blane
Seome
Protest Leaders Push Boycott Amid Mexican Government Clash
A contested economy and public protests are described as leaders urge a boycott to pressure the Mexican government. The piece notes withdrawal of ten million pesos from banks, theatres reopening, and calls for constitutional methods over rebellion.
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Calles
Sampson Tike
Destresiue
Opyright
Republic Syndicat. Inc
Notable historical anniversaries and events listed
A digest of events dated various years includes Cromwell defeating the Scots at Preston, Frederick the Great's death, Andrew Pickens' death, the Albert Memorial opening, Oregon Agricultural College cornerstone, the Montana constitutional convention, and other milestones. Also notes floods in China and various historical birthdays and appointments. National and international observances and upcoming conventions are referenced, including a National Short Story Reporters' Association gathering and a poultry instructors convention in State College, plus Mississippi and Wyoming primary elections.
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Anita Pasartes
Preston
Commonwealth
Cromwell
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Sans Souel
Berlin
Andrew Pickens
Pendleton
C. Horn
Paxton
Albert Memorial
Edinburgh
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Montana
William Franklin ¢Oston
New Brighton
N.Y
Washington
Pkat
China
Acires
Grand Canal
Shantung
Mongolia
Huy Chapman Andrew
National Shortshand Reporters’ Associaton
National Association of Poultry Instructors and Investigators
State College
Mississippi
Congress
Wyoming
Nellie Taylor Tross
Frank ©. Emerson
Frank FE. Lyvnn
Peter F. O'Keefe
Boston
Society of American Florists and
Qrnroental Horticulturs
New Orleans
Fifteen Vets to Attend Southern Merchants Conference
Reported today that fifteen hundred veterans and workers will gather in Richmond Virginia for the Southern Retail Merchants Conference. Attendees will travel from Philadelphia by motor coach to discuss trade, markets, and regional commerce.
Blaine enters Wisconsin senatorial race opposing Lenroot
Gov. Torn J. Blaine, former Wisconsin governor, seeks the Republican senatorial nomination in the September 7 primary. He opposes Sen. Lenroot, pledging to fight Coolidge policies including the world court. Blaine, a Grant County native born May 4, 1875, has served as mayor, state senator, attorney general, and governor since 1921.
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Torn J. Blaine
Wisconsin
John J. Blaine
Blaine
Lenroot
Coolidge
la Follette Machine
Grant Co
Hoe
Bastorbel
Wis
Isat
Wisconsin Senate
Canada Tariff Debates Echo US Politics In 1920s
In Ottawa on August 17, observers compare Canada’s election drive and western farming pressure with US politics. The Progressives challenge Liberal Mackenzie King and Conservative Arthur Meighen as tariff issues split caucuses and shape campaign rhetoric across ridings.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Midwest
Progressive Party
lTarning
Washington
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Columbus
My True Love Poem Reflects Hidden Heartache
Fragmented lines reveal a sonnet on deep reciprocity and shared heartache. Images of love exchanged, wounded hearts, and mutual devotion hint at a timeless devotion between two souls. The piece emphasizes tenderness, longing, and the enduring bond between lovers.
Canadian tariff talk and prairie politics analysis
The piece discusses higher U S prices vs Canadian tariffs, Ford's price-cut stance, and how tariffs may sustain home prices. It notes Canadian progressives as pivotal balance power, Liberal efforts to ally, and a prairie campaign focus with planks on tariff restraint, US reciprocity, Hudson Bay Railway, and rural credit schemes.
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United States
Henry Ford
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Hudson Bay
North America
Langdon reunion and barn fire mark Huntington notes
Huntington notes report a Langdon reunion at E. R. Allen home with about 82 relatives from multiple states and towns. Spontaneous combustion blamed for Geo Kreukle barn fire early Thursday. neighbors and Spencer fire department saved other structures. A Kalbe reunion at Linwood Park and Crandall reunion at Crystal Teach are also mentioned along with visiting relatives and neighbors.
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Huntington
Langdon
E. R. Allen
Aus
Kansas
New York City
van Wert
Grafton
Akron
West Salem
Litchfield
Penfield
Eaton
Amherst
Elyria
Brighton
Takino Valley
Wash
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wellington
Geo. Kreukle
Kreuck
Spencer
A. ©. Kalbe
Panthe Duuier
Myron
Kalbe
Linwood Park
Bowen
Crandall
Crystal Teach
Jon Frovine
Indiana
C. A Rolee
Local Social Notes Map Visits and Family News
Abundant family and social updates describe cousins and neighbors visiting from Akron Cleveland London Tennessee Amherst Mansfield Well ington and other places. Readers note vacations hospital recoveries trips by auto and weekend gatherings at homes and parks with relatives and friends.
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Provine
Rolce
Archie Miller
I. Manning
Brookside Park
Cleveland
Bert Holdredge
Akron
Holdredge
London
Tennessee
Chas. Edseman
Emily
W. F. Anderson
Geo, Ross
Aegele
J. B. Thomas
Cuyahoga Walls
A. J. Brewster
Barder
J. B Thomas
Velma Wilson
Beulah
Amherst
H R. Allen
Warden Rogers
Memorial Hospital
Wm. Hart
Mansfield
Geo. Hart
Don Rawley
Helen
Geo
Centenary Celebration Highlights Marquis Wheat Origin
Ottawa marks its centenary with emphasis on Marquis wheat, originated at the Canadian Government central experimental farm by Dr. Charles E. Saunders in 1904. Saunders, a government cerealist, boosted Canada and the United States hard wheat areas, and now lives in retirement in Ottawa on a generous annuity.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Central
Charles E. Saunders
Canada
United States
Saunders
Io How
Walk Alone in New York Risk Compared to London
An investigator notes a man walking alone in New York faces six times the risk of being held up and robbed versus doing the same walk in London. The comparison highlights urban crime differences between the two cities.
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New York
London
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Second Street
Ohio
Lorala County Printing & Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A GC Hudnutt
Postotiica
Loratm
Robert E. Wara, Inc
Chicago
Wabash Ava
BNEW
York
Fifth Ave
Younes
Akron Beacon Journal
Bellefontaine Examiner
Wey
Eric Drummond
League of Nations
Caralita Bartlett Craine
Uidson
Antian Marlowe
Ireland
Wo Wherke
U. S
Naval Operations
Denton
Texas
Toda
Jesse Lanel Williams
Nsrand Rceitor
Sterling
Todas
Riehrmomd
Farmer O. M
Kile
Abe “Martin
Sir Philip Sides
Sidaagalo
Yan Acarcely
Charus
Lucinda Crile
Peerless
Yide Mark
the Peerless Oil Co
The
Elyria Hardware Co
the Robinson&Hancock Co
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