Privacy Versus News Pressure At Sunday Service
A critical column questions whether public interest justifies reporting President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge donating five dollars during Sabbath worship in the Black Hills. It argues for limits on press intrusion into private worship and the personal sphere of public figures, citing Lindbergh’s irritation with constant posing.
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Caesar
Lindbergh
Washington
St. Louis
Ruth Snyder
Helen of Troy
Perdita
Prize Winning Dirigibles by Goodyear Ties Prize Money
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Akron won the 50000 prize in the Airship Competition Board contest for the best dirigible design. The planned ship would cost about 4500000, stretch 720 feet, and carry 45 crew. It could reach fifty miles per hour and fly to Europe without refueling.
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of
Akron
Airship Competition Board
Europe
Self Expression in Old Age and Public Notice
Horatio Bottomly, longtime foe of America, faces release from prison next month after five years served of a seven year sentence for fraud. At seventy four his plan includes three books and a new weekly, under Home Secretary supervision, with possible relocation to France. Also notes divorce rings in Paris and the era of self expression in age.
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Horatio Bottomly
America
John Bull
England
Great Britain
Home Secretary
France
Anniversary highlights from 1836 to 1896 and births
Daily retrospective notes past events and notable births. It lists the Champlain and St Lawrence first passenger railroad opening in Canada in 1836, the Wisconsin Industrial School for Boys in 1569, Hayes proclamation in 1877, G A R gathering in Denver, famine aid to Russia in 1896, and a 1883 Oklahoma Statehood convention. It also marks birthdays of Justice Samuel A. Sanford, Representative Grant Hudson, Montague Glass, William T. Cobb, Montague Glass again, and Albert Shaw among others.
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Fanada
Champlain
St. Lawrence
Wisconsin Industrial School
Wau- Kesha
Hayes
Pennsylvania
Denver
Russia
T. de Wi Talmage
Oklahoma
el Beng
Tillman
South Carolina
Thomas M. Patterson
Calerado
Ireland
Tsa
Calles
Mexico
Buward T. Sanford
Supreme Court of the United States
Enosville
Tenn
Grant M. Hudson
Congress
Michigan
Lorain County
Montague Glass
Manchester
England
William T. Cobb
Zovernor
Maine
Rockland
Albert Shaw
Butter County
Centenary of Roswell Farnham Vermont Governor Recall
The notice marks the birth centenary of Roswell Farnham who served as Vermont governor in the early 1880s and recalls the 1883 proclamation issued during President Arthur's era.
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Roswell Farnham
Vermont
Hares
Health Diet Advice and Dr Frank McCoy column
A health and diet advice feature by Dr Frank McCoy begins with reader questions on improving digestion and sweetening butter, offering practical guidance. The piece includes user queries about fruit tolerance, morning sickness, and breakfast choices, with McCoy’s answers. It also references a note on a memorial event at Menin Gate and a profile of Tr Albert B. Shaw, editor and publicist.
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Frank McCoy
Miccoy
Roler
Dar da Mth
Nations urged to abolish war by Carrie Chapman Catt
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, calls for nations to abolish war and adopt peaceful international relations. She outlines three remedies: pursue liberty without imperialism, establish binding international principles, and develop peaceful methods to resolve disputes. A public talk by Dr. McCasin is announced at Live Return to Nature School.
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Carrie Chapman Cate
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Ripon
Wisc
Lews Woman Suffrage
Natonal Woman Suffrage Association
Catt
International Woman Suffrage Adilianore
United States
Insuc
Pocket fighters and jokes spark casual banter in text
The speaker dismisses harangues on pocket fighters and jokes about savings and gas prices. A fan humorously asks about a pass station price while the narrator laughs, showing a light, informal tone and a fondness for old-fashioned phrases.
Cigarette Use Surges as US Smokes 3.4 Million Mules in Year
The report notes that approximately 3,400,000 mules of cigarettes were smoked in the United States during the 12 months ending June 20, 1976. This figure reflects rising consumption ahead of possible national policy action.
Fake student duels staged for tourists spark Rhineland cleanup
Police launch a cleanup campaign after reports of fake student duels staged to attract tourists across the Rhineland. The report also notes the English oldest couple, Mr and Mrs J I Taylor, with a 10 percent Bach reference as part of unclear context.
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Rhineland
England
J. If. Taylor
Bach
Music taught as a profession and caring for instruments
A vintage ad essay urges Vacation season as ideal for music study, promoting choosing the right instrument, reputable teachers, and shopping at Day's Music Store. It highlights Gulbransen Upright piano, Victrola, and a range of appliances, with a July sale list and emphasis on value and expert guidance.
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Theo
Elyria
Cleveland
Gulbransen
Gulbransen Company
Alectrics
Johany Marvin
Magnolia
Broad St
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