Favorite Sons Mortality at Political Conventions
The article discusses the high mortality rate among favorite sons at this year’s political conventions. It notes overproduction of the favorite son cry, the costly price paid for brief display, and how party machinery crushed many hopes. Will Rogers is cited on the anonymity of nominees and weak convention influence. Strong leaders head off candidates before openings, leaving many mourners and few nominations.
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Will Rogers
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Kansas City police officer’s widow aided by community
A Kansas City policeman was killed in the line of duty and his widow with five children received widespread support as Americans donated over twenty thousand dollars. Real estate volunteers offered land, builders supplied materials, and labor groups pledged workers to construct a home, reflecting a strong frontier era spirit of neighborly aid and shared hardship.
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Kansas City
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Kansas
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A commendable project in city play rounds
A new spirit of play has emerged among city children due to supervised play rounds. The Board of Education earns commendation for organizing these activities under trained directors. The effort fosters fair play, teamwork, and productive use of time, pleasing both children and parents.
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Board of
Mothers Health Advice on Diet and Infant Care
A truncated medical advice column for mothers discusses infant digestion and feeding. It mentions prune juice for constipation, breast feeding, weight gain from birth to four months, and concerns about a baby crying frequently. The text references specialists for women’s diseases and notes potential uterine massage as a treatment.
Paul Claudel and European Exchange in U S News
The piece chronicles Paul Claudel, French ambassador to the United States, detailing his career from consul in Boston to ambassador in Washington, with notes on his writings and the broader European exchange in American affairs. It highlights his tenure from 1922 to 1926 and his influence on transatlantic relations.
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Paul Claudel
United States
Paul Cisadel
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Boscor
Bostor
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Rio de Janeiro
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America
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Europe
Enon
Pisey
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Deliberations on national invention delayed by rain
Fragment from a political column notes that discussions in Pennsylvania are postponed. It laments the farmer's recurring failures as a man and a politician, reflecting skepticism about Republican strategy.
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Pennsylvania
Insects Heads Transplanted and Monkey Parallels
Berlin reports on experiments transplanting insect heads and observing behavior changes. Scientist Pia S. notes odd instincts and food gathering shifts in head-transplanted insects and even cross species mentions. London adds razor blade physics and weather mapping shifts with 1927 publication data.
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Berlin
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Pia S
Ravi
History of Elyria and Her People Chapter IV
This chapter traces Heman Ely Sr the founder of Elyria back to English ancestors starting with George Ely born 1345 in England. It covers land purchases in New England and Connecticut, Ely’s Puritan exile to Massachusetts, and early moves that led to the Elyria settlement including ties to the Western Reserve. It notes Elyria’s founders kinship, public roles, and a 1817 centennial remembrance with the founder’s period attire.
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Elyria
Brown
George Els
England
Oxford College
Tventy-One
Exsland
Onas
Charles
Neuron
Mass
Cambridge
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Reir
Spiri
Camber
Conmettiur
Elyard Daz
Newton
Advent
Massachusetts
Mouch Roy Yeers
Hartford
Nathaniel Eir
Hertford
Norwalk
Kirklesd
Meade Constable
Sziedman
Representa
Snringfield
Massard
Ely Tavern
Samuel
Rain Samuel Westers
Euher Newton
Connecticut
Mary Dar
Robert Das
John Ely
Springfield
West Springfield
John Ensign Ge
West Spring- Mastin
Justin Elx
Heman Ely, Sr
Elsina
Wesern Bejsette
Erritory
Harvard College
General Court of
Maine
New York
Ieman Ely, Sr
Ely
Celia Belden
Westesfeld
Elyria Im Isit
Heman
Camed
Albert el
Ater
Mary
Harriet M. Slater
Charles Arther Ely
William Ely
Washington
Fuuseer
Eisra
Lorain County
Theodore
East Indies
Taud
France
Mr. Ely
Chas. R. Cad
Holand
S¢A
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Paris
Napoleon
Canton
Napoleon Bonaparcel
Josephine
Marie Louise
Austria
Alexander the Creat
Mrr
George H. Ely
Columbus Street
Fomins of
First Congregational Church
George ‘el Els
Firria
America
Ohio
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Hutson River
Justin Elyons
Western Reserve
George Ely
Heman Eis
Tong
Jim
Defends Theory Of Rejuvenation Explains Public Interest
London reports reveal the surgeon defends rejuvenation by gland treatment. He hints at patient cases but withholds names for discretion. The piece notes the controversial method draws both support and opposition from observers.
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London
Futility of Becoming Centenarians in Rejuvenation Drama
An exploration of the ethics and drama surrounding rejuvenation and extended lifespans. The author recalls cases of aged parents seeking more time with children, couples facing long partnerships, and young men seeking procreation through artificial longevity. The piece centers on the human desire for safety, reconciliation, and reproduction amid aging.
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Ut Us
Amopls Clue From Historical Telegram Is Obscure Orphan
An OCR fragment mentions an amopls attached to a telephone receiver, yielding minimal readable context about the object or its purpose. The snippet lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to establish a fuller news item.
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