Harding Takes Oath of Office In Simple Inauguration
Washington observed a clear cold inauguration day as Warren G. Harding took the oath of office in a stark ceremony. The event featured a brief address, small parade, swift transfers with President Wilson, and a luncheon with family and political leaders.
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Oath of Office for President Harding Administered
Washington March 4 The oath of office for President Warren G Harding was administered by Chief Justice Edward Douglass White. Harding pledges to faithfully execute the office and to preserve protect and defend the Constitution of the United States to the best of his ability.
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Flower Gardens and Pride in Washington
May Broadhead Wallace, wife of the new Secretary of Agriculture, plans to miss Des Moines and her flower gardens this spring. She is noted for hospitality and cooking, with ties to Phi Beta Kappa and Ames College, meeting her husband at college.
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Ohio News Capsule Reports Crime Fire and Industry Moves
Ohio reports show Keith theater site sale in Dayton for 1.5 million dollars. Counterfeit tens circulating in Lorain. Wellsville imposes Sunday shop ban. Fire loss rises in Rogers, Kerns-Gorsuch plant burns for 750000. Patrolman Beall killer identified in Columbus. Canton plant expansion and pay cut news. Tripled incidents include Cleveland drownings and Akron illnesses. Local judges, unions, and colleges announce reorganizations and fund drives.
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End seat hog at church wedding sparks polite dig
A church wedding draws attention to seating etiquette as one guest earns the label end-seat hog. Attendees discuss decorum and discreetly address the issue to preserve ceremony decorum.
Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh and Cold Relief
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm to relieve nasal congestion from catarrh or cold. It claims instant air passage opening, soothing mucous membranes, and easy breathing after applying a small amount in the nostrils. Includes additional Cuticura advertising copy for talcum powder and related products.
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