Babson Links Election to Business Cycles in 1924 Race
In a discussion from Park Florida March, Roger Babson notes that business conditions, not politics, drive election outcomes. He outlines cycles since 1884 showing prosperity or downturns aligning with party fortunes, warning that rising unemployment or slower growth could favor a change in November.
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Northwestern University Head Denounces Pacifist Campus Event
In Evanston a Northwestern University official and church leaders condemn a pacifist student gathering after Captain John W. Gorby appeared on stage. American Legion officials say the flag incident spurred the clash and the president faces criticism for his perceived inaction.
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Walter ‘Dl Scott
Northwestern University
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Evanston
John W. Gorby
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State Briefs Roundup From Ohio Cities
COSHOCTON Roy Householder reports his wife burned both their clothes and damaged the home in a divorce petition. LIMA Maurice P Goestehius 60, senior member of Goestehius Landwehr stone quarry Ottawa, found dead in branch office heart trouble listed as cause. DEFIANCE Sale of Stone Hotel building in Sherwood to Knights of Pything Lodge for 3000 dollars. remodel planned. NEWCOMERSTOWN William Stearns divorced and remarried the same day. Night vocational schools expanding in five Hocking Valley towns may receive greater state support. coal miners attend. BELLAIRE William Cutshaver and Joseph Marling risked life guiding through smoke and flames to retrieve trophies for Belleaire High School. GLOUSTER
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Landwehr
Ottawa
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Sherwood
Knights of Pything Lodge
Jodge
Hocking Valley
Bellaire
William Cutshaver
Joseph Marling
Belleaire High School
Bond leads religion school with Ohio University students
Rev Charles M Bond once a Colgata football star now heads a religion school in Athens drawing nearly 100 Ohio University students including both male and female students. He served as student pastor at the university and remains popular.
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Best remedy Swamp Root advertised in paper
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a general remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims wide success based on testimonials and offers sample bottles by parcel post from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York. Large and medium bottles are sold at drug stores.
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