Radio as Educator Brings Politics to Homes Anyway
The article extols radio’s educational value during party conventions praising clear access to speakers and historic voices. It notes risks from press bias and propaganda but argues radio bonds citizens to national affairs and to Main Street, fostering informed, vigilant citizenship.
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Theodore Burton
Pat Harrison
Voice of
Washington
Voice
Webster
Bunkertull Monument
Lincoln
Gettyshare
Planus
Main Street
Our Heroes And Our Opinions On Historic Figures
A column explores how revered leaders like Lincoln Washington Franklin Hamilton and Jefferson embody ideas that clash with modern policy debates. It notes Hamilton’s strong central government, Washington’s isolationism, and Jefferson’s broad free expression, urging self reflection on our loyalties to heroes.
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Comedie-Francaise
Corneille
Lincoln
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
United States
League of Nations
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Yesterdays in Ohio and World Events Collide
A jumble of historical notes covers 1905 deaths in Coldwater Michigan. Mentions include Czars and Custer, Garfield assassination context, and birth anniversaries in New York London Oslo and Norway. Also references To Be Unifed churches conference plans in London and Cleveland prep.
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Crarrs
Lure Cavernor
Michigan
Borg
Windsor
Coldwater
Mich
Nicholas
Russi Becan
Woldey
Custer
Oraham Lincoln
Black Hills
Garfield
Balsmore
Patomu Ri Dra
Peoples Piry
National Conventco
Omaha
Thomas A Becher
Cathal
Sion
Wokingston Ga
Fortburgh
Taft Scotland
New York
Olaf
Norwas
Newhorn
London
de Mates
Spern Norwatxten
Hollard
Cleveland
Nationa Corferener Tar Progrecevye Polt
Fioninge
Poems That Live Lost Love
Fragmented verse from Andrew Lang reflects on love that endures beyond time and memory. The speaker contrasts fading passion with a dreamlike fidelity that remains unchanged through aging and distance.
Centenary Notes on Uuee and Klopstock Births
The item marks Cyrus G. Uuee long remembered as Michigan governor from 1887 to 1891 and notes Friedrich Klopstock a renowned German poet born two centuries ago. It also commemorates the third anniversary of the end of the war between the United States and Germany through President Harding's signing.
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Cyrus G. Uuee
Michigan
Friedrich Klopstock
United State
Germany
Harding
Tipton Woman Dies at Barber's Chair Incident
The note reports the sudden death of Mra Tipton Bud during a barber appointment. It questions what misfortune or "Misa Weenie Lap" might bring to Belle Center resident Misa Weenie Lap, with no further details on causes or context.
Comical Telegrams on Convention Gaffes and Bets
A spoofed dispatch lists jests about the Cleveland GOP rivals, McAdoo jokes, and the mood at a political gathering. It notes Ohio backing Cox, La Follette encouragement, and a fantasy campaign emblem while recounting a playful remark about Rex Beach and a French pilot completing a 212 logpa flight in 1 hour 13 minutes.
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Pop
LaFollette
McAdoo
Alaska
Rex Beach
Irwoman
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflective column on aging, change, and friendship with reflections on a court incident and the nature of greatness. It cites a plea argument by a mother, notes a Lutheran creed change, and muses on youth versus adaptation and true friendship among great men.
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Grove Patterson
Thor
Qaul
Ibsen
Congregational Church to Mark 75th Anniversary
The Congregational church plans a 75th anniversary celebration alongside the dedication of its new church building. Rev. W. Cadmus Nah leads the preparations as the milestone and ceremony approach.
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Congregational Church
W. Cadmus Nah
Cambridge Colby Chosen To Lead Anti Klan Fight At Convention
Cambridge Colby secretary of state under Wilson selected to head the anti-Klan effort in the Democratic platform fight. Key figures include Geo E Brennan Illinois leader and Norman E Mack New York committeeman. Colby, born 1869 in St Louis, long prominent in Democratic circles with ties to Wilson administration policies and early Progressive movement.
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Rres
Bainbridge Colby
Cambridge Colby
Wilson
Colby
Geo E. Brennan
Norman E Mack
New York
Harding
Hughes Colby
St Louis
Williams College
Samuel Clemons
Wark Twain
Colo
Newark
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Progressive Party and Served As A : To the Procressive Centro
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US Shipping Board Fleet Corporation
Paris
Elite
Local notices and events from August era and fairs
Pastor Rey Metcalf announced as Wiska 8 stant worker on Clark Street, hailed as finest mul in the city and promising employment. West ahe street utility project completed with water and fire protection. County Volunteer Freman's Association to convene August 23 in this city. One hundred twenty two horses entered for Korea races to be held July 18 to 20. Elyria banker F L Fuller reports pocketed $4400 draft recovered after thief failed to cash and mailed it to himself.
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Rey P H Metcalf
Clark Street
Lo Tain County
Volunteer Fremen's Association
Insurance Agency Ad: Tornado Wind Fire Coverage
Frank A. Smith & Bro promotes tornado and wind insurance along with fire coverage. Located at 201 Elyria Block, it advertises comprehensive protection for property and belongings.
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Frank A. Smith & Bro
Elyria Block
Railroads Face Nationalization Fears In Open Letter
Nashville railway president W R Cole writes to the American Railway Association denouncing La Follette backed efforts he links to socialistic aims. He argues private property should remain under private operation with government regulation limited to fair rates non discriminatory service adequacy and safety for an expanding transport need.
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LA Follette
Wisconsin
Congress
Lne
W. R. Cole
Nashville, Chattanooga
Cole
Colby Wilson Form Law Partnership After Harding Inauguration
Immediately after Harding's inauguration, Mr Colby and former President Wilson formed a law partnership with offices in New York and Washington DC, marking their collaboration in the last year of the Wilson administration.
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Wilson
Harding
Colby
New York
Washington, DC
Georgia Candidate Hardwick Runs for U S Senate Seat
Thomas W. Hardwick has announced his candidacy for the U S Senate seat now held by William J. Harris. A former representative, senator, and Georgia governor he is a lawyer by profession with a Sandersville home and a long record in public service. He served in the Georgia legislature then entered Congress in 1919 and stayed in the House until 1914 when appointed to fill the remaining term of A O Bacon.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
United States Senate
William J. Harris
Georgia
Hardwick
Sandersville
O Bacon
United
States Senator Known as a Lone Conservative Leader
The article recalls a U.S. senator famed as a lonservative and regular of the extreme type. He faced harsh criticism during the war for his stance toward government programs. The 1918 Georgia primary saw a crushing defeat partly blamed on a letter from President Wilson labeling him as an active opponent of the Administration.
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States Senate
United States
Georgia
Wilson
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