Electoral College shifts after 1930 census
The article explains how the 1932 electoral college will change due to the 1930 census reapportionment. Twenty one states lose and eleven gain representatives, altering electoral votes and possibly altering outcomes compared with the 1928 result.
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Congress
Washigton
Hoover
California
Michigan
Texas
New York
Ohio
Mr. Hoover
Alfred KE. Smith
Can the horse come back at Toronto convention
A Toronto horseshoers and carriage makers convention draws 500 delegates to discuss postwar relevance of horses. They note horses still perform vital tasks such as milk delivery and farm work, with 13,000,000 still used in the United States. while motor vehicles rise, horses remain on remote roads and bridle paths persist.
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Horseshoers
Toronto
United States
The Silent Observer and a Patchwork of Jests
A collage of old quips and verses includes a bellboy demand for untangled twine, a rebuke over claimed real estate experience, and a humorous dog remark. It also features a skating joke, corrected phrases from the Portland Spotlight, and a military barber shop vignette in polite miscommunication.
Four Relation: Coal and Diamond Share Composition
The article notes coal and diamond are both carbon structures yet differ in form. It discusses how coal is a carbon-rich rock while diamond remains a pure carbon lattice. It mentions political label usage but lacks full context.
Safety Hints and Witty Ironies in a Patchwork Page
A collage of jokes and notes on safety and daily life, including a fire hazard quip, a safety slogan, a piano drum quip about foolishness, a humorous father daughter exchange about marriage, a flirtatious remark about seven suitors, a playful line about committees and paying meals, postage stamp price relief, and a wartime love letter sentiment about peace and nagging letters.
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Lewie
Anniversaries of notable figures through history
Today marks several birth anniversaries including Mary Hays McCauley Molly Pitcher born 1744 in Carlisle Pennsylvania, Horace Hayden born 1769 in Windsor Connecticut, Rudolph Virchow born 1821, John W Hoyt born 1381 near Worthington Ohio, Lafayette C Baker born 1826 in Stafford New York, and Lily Langtry born 1852.
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Mary Hays McCauley
Molly Pitcher
Carlisle
Horace H. Hayden
American Society of Dental Surgery
Windsor
Conn
Baltimore
Rudolph Virchow
John W. Hoyt
Wisconsin
Wyoming Territory
Worthington
Ohio
Lafayette C. Baker
Union
U. S
Secret Service
Stafford
N. Y
Philadelphia
Lily Langtry
History milestones from Washington to Spain in 1792 1812 1858 1931
Timeline notes major events from 1792 cornerstone of the White House laid by Washington to 1812 Wasp cruise and 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates in Quincy Illinois with 1931 Spain separating Church and State.
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White House
Washington
Quincy
Spain
Notable Birthdays Highlight American Officials and Figures
A list of birthday notices for John G. Sargent Ogden H. Hammond Parker Gilbert Ernest Leo Jahncke Montgomery M. Taylor William Z. Ripley Richard J. Gottheil Frederick Steiner and others, noting birthplaces and ages. The piece ends with a philosophical remark about truth and thinking versus imagining.
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Vermont
Coviidge
Ludlow
Ogden H. Hammond
New Jersey
National Prison Emergency Committee
Louisville
Parker Gilbert
J. P. Morgan and Company
Bloomfield
N. J
Ernest Leo Jahncke
Navy
New Orleans
Montgomery M. Taylor
Washington, D. C
William Z. Ripley
Harvard University
Medford
Mass
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