Maine Goes Republican In Statewide Victory
Maine voters backed Republicans by over two to one in the gubernatorial race William T Gardiner defeated Edward C Moran Republicans cite records of achievement and a Smith supportive mood Moran carried a Smith faction into the Houston Convention Moran also faced a large Hale victory over Herbert Holmes with the Smith issue prominent Hoover’s national prospects seen bright by party leaders as Maine’s margin signals GOP strength nationwide
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Wiliam T. Gardiner
Edward C. Moran
Gardiner
Moran
Smith
Houston
Frederick Hale
Herbert Holmes
Holmes
Hale
Herbert Hoover
United States
Calles of Mexico Says He Will Quit Presidency
President Calles announced he will relinquish the office at the end of his term in December. He emphasized willingness to serve his people, while not seeking further honors, citing fatigue and a wish for change to unite factions and address issues with foreign corporations and land.
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Calles
Mexico
Church
Purposeless Wandering Through American Highways
A visitor notes Americans travel by car more than any other people and asks what motivates their rush. He observes a maze of road signs, farms, towns, and traffic, yet sees value in the roving spirit. He cites 1,440,000 automobiles carrying over ten million visitors to national parks as tourism expands by thirty percent over five years.
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United States
Essex
National wanderings spark calls for broader American understanding
The passage argues that people traveling to see other parts of the state and nation broaden horizons and resist provincialism. It questions whether national curiosity and desire for a better national understanding should be discouraged, suggesting that negative answers render wandering purposeless.
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America
Diet and Health column on weight and reform
Doctor Peters answers readers on weight loss and nutrition, urging real caloric balance over fad dieting. She notes excess weight ties to unbalanced diets and urges persistent healthy eating, with references to hearing aids and medical advice columns. The page also covers hammer toe, and a brief editorial on German industry and shipping postwar recovery.
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Helen
Vwiker
Germany’s 1920s Economic Recovery Evident in Transport Boom
The report notes Germany’s advances in civil aviation with total air distance reaching 6,200,000 miles, about 14 times the level of four years earlier. State railways hauled 25 percent more freight than in 1928 and nearly half a million motor vehicles are owned nationwide. Despite adverse factors, Germany appears to be “coming back” from the postwar collapse.
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Germany
Eliter Mercantile Marine
Hirh
Wi Sary
Elyria
Jost
Gerrmany
Lying restaurant on Paris London route discontinued
The company behind the 61st service on the Paris London route has closed its so called lying restaurant. Tourists must now rely on preflight munch baskets or sandwiches served en route. Experts found the restaurant caused extreme passenger discomfort during launch.
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Paris
London
Easion J
Stem
Murray Ridge Social Notes and Local Visits
Murray Ridge notes from Sept. 11 record visits among Lakewood and Lorain residents, including Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Severnzier, Mrs. George Faulhaber, Mrs. Ca veski, and others dining with Mrs. Alfred Derek. Nearby gatherings feature Mrs. Arsler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decker, and families from Cleveland and Detroit. a Ridge school enrollment is mentioned along with Columbus trips and local fair attendance.
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A. C. Severnzier
Lakewood
Eugene Snes Sundar
George Faulhaber
Caveski
Helen
Yale
Detroit
Alfred Derek
Tour
Arta
Eppley
Charles McClare
New London
Eugene
Germany’s Comeback Seen in Trade and Industry
Dr Julius Kleen notes Germany’s revival in manufacturing and transport amid postwar recovery. He cites rising German trade figures and a growing export surplus as evidence of renewed commercial strength after devastation.
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Germany
Julius Kleen
Julius Risin
E- San Jose
Cal
Ur F of
California
Wrtlvers
Starborns
E.story
Harvard
Commerce Department
Washington
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Washington, D.C
New Germany
Wade
Germar
Corres- Porgiat
Miss Fawn Lippincut Quips On Ear As The Future Mrs Tunney
Miss Fawn Lippincut quips about Gene Tunney's left ear in playful fashion. She jokes about how adenoids might be removed from talking movies before she approves of them. The remark reflects the era's lighthearted celebrity chatter surrounding the boxer and his bride to be.
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Gene
Miss Fawn
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