Hoover Enters Ohio Presidential Contest in 1928 Race
Hoover declares candidacy for the Republican nomination in a letter to Thad H. Brown of Columbus Ohio. He aims to meet Senator Frank B Willis in Ohio and urges fair campaigning with limited expenditures. His 1928 entry signals a major campaign battle centered in Ohio with 31 delegates at stake.
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Herbert Hoover
Thad H. Brown
Columbus
Hoover
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Yar
Hanna
Foraker
Republican Party
Coolidge
Mississippi
Str. Lawrence
Muscle Shoals
Floover
South America
Russia
Kansas City
Willis
Mr. Hoover
Edison still active at 81 amid a lifetime of inventions
Biographical notice honors Thomas A Edison born 1847 in Milan Ohio. It highlights his 900 plus patents, key inventions from telegraphy to phonograph, and his lifelong laboratory work despite hearing loss and dyspepsia.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Milan
Erie County
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain County
Renm
Mr. Edison
Unclear Line Suggests Military Risk in South America
The note hints at sending Charley Levine and references a right sleeve sear cuff as a possible distinguishing mark. It mentions Uncle Sam and South America in a speculative tone about potential break with the region.
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Uncle Sam Svar
South America
Charley Levine
Tealy
Unclear historical note on Cotton Mather and contemporary study
Fragmentary text references Cotton Mather and a learned man in American colonial context. No coherent event or clear identities beyond these hints. The fragment cannot yield a solid headline or a complete summary with verifiable details.
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Cotton Mather
Ameh
Keyserling Talks on Women and Marriage in US Visit
German philosopher Count Herman Keyserling, linked with the School of Wisdom in Darmstadt, comments on modern women during a U S lecture tour. He argues women are emancipated and capable but urges mature partnership rather than domination, reflecting on marriage as a social institution.
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Count Herman Keyserling
Geormie
School of Wisdom
Darmsrtade
Germany
United States
Diet and Health by Lala Hunt Peters M D
Diet and health analysis explores how fat and thin bodies differ in energy use. It discusses caloric needs, metabolic rates, and the impact of activity on daily energy expenditure. The author argues that thin individuals may require more food due to higher energy use in movement and mental work.
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Lala Hunt Peters M
Tand Gora
Yesterday's and Today's Historical Notes and Birthdays
A compact list of anniversaries from 1894 through 1926, noting figures and events such as Sir Joseph Banke financing a ship, the Taanna wreck, Simon Newcomb's medal, the Oregon trans port, and the Missouri hospital ship arrival. One year ago today reports Yugoslav earthquake damage. Today marks birthdays of Carsten Borchgrevink, Leopold Godowsky, and Joseph Lincoln.
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Joseph Banke
Crex Agra
Discal London
Federa
Homboardmeelson
Tena
Japan
Tene
Simon Newcomb
Washi Observator
Ippi
Ziass
San Francisco
Leopold Godowsky
Russian
Poland
Joseph
Lincoln
Cape
National Retail Credit Men Meet Opens in Yereland
The National Association of Retail Credit men opens today with wide ear speakers to be heard at the apual convention in Yereland. Several thousand visitors from New York rural communities visit Cornell University for the annual event amid a busy convention schedule.
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National Association of Retail Credit Men
Yereland
New York State
Cornell University
Monogamous marriage and personal growth debate
The author argues that fair marriage is constrained by individual spiritual growth and that easy divorce and remarriage offend refined sensibilities. It envisions future creative societies where institutions fade and individuals prevail, noting men will marry later for creative work and freedom.
Sir Henry Head Health Martyr of Nerve Disease
The Day's News notes to the public that Sir Henry Head, famed English author and physician known for his work on nerve diseases, has become a helpless victim of a mysterious illness he studied. The piece recalls his twenty year prior risk in medical exploration.
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Henry Head
Henry
Experiments On Nerves Inspire Deep Sensibility Study
The article notes a dangerous self experiment severing nerves near the elbow to study deep sensibility. It reports paralysis in the left arm and impaired finger movement, with the disease deemed incurable. It also mentions the British Royal Marriage Act restricting the Prince of Wales from marriage without royal consent and potential appeal to Parliament if denied for personal reasons.
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Henry Hes Sow
Prince of Wales
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Sundar
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Deigrea
Ee Forei
Bert Howard, Inc
Chicago
New York
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General Motors Ride
roaLey
Meniel
Yulimericanstitute of Electric Engineers
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Lorain Co. Bank
F. M. Sponsellet
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Elyria Block
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