President Coolidge Ends South Dakota Vacation
President Coolidge returns to Washington after a three month Black Hills visit marked by speeches interviews and fishing He faces a Congress laden with battles over flood control tax cuts farm relief naval appropriations and probes into power trusts and other issues shaping the 1928 campaign.
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Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
Capitol
Washington
Congress
Mississippi
Friends of the Farmers
Ware
Smith
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Navy
United States
The Town and Its Merchants
An editorial urges citizens to support local merchants to sustain the town’s economy. It argues local shops fund banks, payrolls, and public welfare, noting high business district values and community backbone depend on money kept at home rather than spent elsewhere.
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Essex
Growth in Elyria School Enrollments Signals Expansion Need
Elyria supt R C Masten reports 4307 students enrolled at the start of week two, up from 4099 last year and 5910 the year before. The rise indicates normal growth and supports plans for an expansion program in city schools.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Robert EH. Ward
Supt
R. C. Masten
Local Couple Grieves, Hopes Missing Friend Returns
A fragment reports Mrs Windsor Kale awaiting a late friend, noting she remains married and hopeful. It mentions her husband’s father lacking other residence and villagers expressing wish for the mate to come back, signaling a cautious, unsettled social scene.
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Windsor Kale Waites
Ear health tips and weight loss confession from readers
The column discusses ear ringing as possible simple inflammation or wax blockage and recommends seeing a specialist. It also advises self massage with moistened forefinger, then shares a reader's embarrassing weight loss tale and guidance on dieting, social temptations, and seeking support from family, with a note on obtaining reducing instructions by mail.
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Gleason
National Federation of Organizations For the
35Th Street N. W
Washington, D. C
New York League For the Hard of Hearing
E. 59Th Street
New York
Yesterday and Today's Notable Anniversaries
A compact list of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Benjamin Franklin named minister plenipotentiary to France in 1779. Napoleon enters Moscow in 1812. James Fenimore Cooper dies in 1811. Duke of Wellington dies in 1852. British force lands on Mitylene in 1891. Justice Day speaks in 1902. Congress liner Congress destroyed in 1916. Maine votes on Bay of Fundy development in 1925. Also notes one year ago Liberal victory in Canada elections and today's birthdays including Viscount Cecil Dr Ernest Hatch Watkins Mrs Hughes Charles Dana Gibson and others.
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Benjamin Franklin
France
Napoleon
Moscow
Russia
James Fenimore Cooper
Cooperstown
N. Y
Burlington
N. J
Duke of Wellington
Kent
England
Dublin
Mitylene
Europe
William R. Day
Canton
Mc Ki Ffler
Congress
Coos Bay
Oregon
Maine
Jin
Jin Bay of Fund, and Passamaquoddy Bay
Liberal Party
Canada
Viscount Cecil
Aros
Ernest Hatch Watkins
Oberlin College
Newton Center
Mass
Charles B. Hughes
Chares Dana Gibson
Rovhutz
Tadat
Observances and openings mark busy national day
Today marks the twenty sixth anniversary of President MecKinter s death a centenary birth for William D Bishop of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad and anniversaries of historic events. Parades conventions and fairs open nationwide with civic religious and cultural events in cities from Grand Rapids Ottawa Kingston Portland Chicago New York Des Moines and Jacksonville.
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MecKinter
William D. Bishop
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Mexico
England
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Edward Hall
Eleanor Mills
New Brunswick
Grand Rapids
Ottawa
Can
Association of Canadian Clubs
Kingston
The One Minute Pulpit Message
The heart longs for God as the deer pants for water. My soul thirsts for God the living God. When shall I come and appear before God. Why art thou cast down my soul. Hope in God, for I shall yet praise him. Psalm 42:1-3 style devotional text.
Indiana political health improves says Gilliam
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam born 1886 in Missouri. He practiced in South Bend after passing the Indiana bar in 1916. He notes a push for true representation free from intolerant minority leaders. He cites 1924 conventions and urges voters to reject tainted candidates and bosses. Gilliam discusses rural wealth, farm income versus community development, and debates between economists and sociologists at East Lansing. He references H C Taylor’s view on spending surplus beyond land purchases.
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Indiana
Arthur L. Gilliam
Elkton
Hickory County
Missouri
South Bend
Gilliam
London
Maataur
Tiue
American Country Life Association
East Lansing
Michigan
H. C. Taylor
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
The Farmer O M Kile Portrait of a Rising Farmer Power
Washington D C September 8 Dr C J Galpin head of the rural sociology division of the U S department of agriculture predicts farmers will grow in influence as science reshapes farm work The shift to bigger units and scientific minds will make farmers broad minded business leaders with time to build stronger rural organizations He warns the transfer of wealth to cities from retiring farmers could hurt rural facilities and community life
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Denmark
Virginia
South
Washington, D. C
C. J .Galpin
United States
Department of Agriculture
Gaspin
Galpin
Jerety
Dr. Galpin
Joses
Wawatie
Staring at Girls in Public Draws Self Admission
A speaker admits to staring at women in streets, cars, and hotel dining rooms, acknowledges it is rude, and contemplates consequences while claiming to feel impressive. The voice notes that women can only respond by speaking to their escorts, since confrontation would be embarrassing.
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Republic Syndicate
Resignation Noted of Canada’s Primate Archb Matheson
A historic report from Kingston indicates Archbishop Matheson of Canada plans to resign at the General Synod opening today. At 75, he has led as Primate for nearly two decades, tracing roots to Manitoba and Selkirk settlers, with a career advancing from Winnipeg ordination to Rupert’s Land bishop and then metropolitan duties.
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Church of England
Canada
P Matheson
General Synod
Kingston
Matheson
Manitoba
Selkirk
Winnipeg
Rupert's Land
Metropolita
Edgerton's Forestry Text Book Cited For State Schools
The supervisor of forestry education in Mississippi, Mrs. J Priscilla Edgerton, compiles an eloquent conservation reference to be used as a textbook in Bak g schools and colleges statewide.
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J. Priscilla Edgerton
Mississippi
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