Why People Vote in Different States in 1924 Elections
The National Get-Out-The-Vote club analyzes turnout by state showing South Carolina at 6.5 percent and Wyoming at 77.2 percent. National averages were 53.7 percent in 1924 and just under 50 percent in 1920. The piece argues turnout rises when outcomes are uncertain and falls when results seem assured.
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South Carolina
Wroming
Wyoming
Coolidge
Mr. Davis
al. Davis
Mr. la Follette
Davis
Small Towns Rise With New Urban Conveniences
A study of Missouri shows every town over 700 people has electric lights and phones, with many small villages gaining service. The piece argues modern improvements have humanized cities and rural areas alike, citing transportation, schools, libraries, and hospitals as signs of progress linking small towns to the wider world.
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Intrast
Saore Cateena
Missouri
America
High Blood Pressure And Great Heights
Reader asks if a woman with high blood pressure can travel to high altitudes. Explanation covers atmospheric pressure effects, mountain sickness risk, and that many factors raise blood pressure. notes possible safe limits and need for medical supervision. Also mentions radium water myths and offers further reading and a contact for questions.
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Mrs. C
Pike's Peak
Newspaper Beauty Hints Draws Dry SlutH Patronage
ABE MARTIN notes that girls might adopt newspaper beauty tips but many New York night clubs survive largely on the patronage of dry sluthas, implying a satirical view of social trends and nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Who's Who In The Day's News Expansion Of Taxes Discussed
Walter J. Kohler argues in a 1930s era piece that government should not spend unnecessary funds or create wasteful jobs. He emphasizes efficiency, reduced costs, and modern methods to deliver value to taxpayers. The article critiques duplication of effort and the misallocation of public resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. K
Walter J. Kohler
Scheberzan
Wis
Isis
Public m
Pecan
Eah
Far Three Tears
Law enforcement and the perils of public service
Vague era critique of official duty and corruption. The text laments abuses by officials, duty neglect, and mercenary influences eroding government integrity. It points to injustice and the harms that stem from flawed leadership within state mechanisms.
Political machine fears and court judgments detailed
A fragment from a historic paper reports concerns over political management, alleged patronage, and public duties, citing judge actions granting three notes while naming defendants and sums. The piece also mentions radio milk treatment research and a profane language ruling, plus sun violet rays and germicidal notes.
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Lorain
Adjoning
Ohio
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Chicago
Wabash Ave
Fitchara
Detroit
General Motors
Lulu Hunt Peters
Atsa
Iwetahi
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Tomorrox
Abe Martin
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WB. Thompson
Common Pleas
Ohio State Mortgage Company
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Sverosger
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Ellis Hanna
Mayme
Zimride Geurse
Berkeley
Meda
University of California
Bart Seide
Uniersity of
Vienna
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Ing
Sam Beecher
Judie Beecher
Sirs
Ida Smit
Diety
Announcement! Distribution
Cooper
Seiberlings
William Real
Tire Service
Lodi St
Whitney Coaches
Brown’s Furniture HoUse
Middle Ave
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