McCulloch for Senator Pledges Protective Policy Support
A campaign statement praises U S Senator Roscoe C McCulloch as fearless and capable. It cites labor secretary James J Davis and presidents Coolidge and Hoover endorsing tariffs, limited immigration, and national economic strength, urging a vote for McCulloch as a defender of the American home. Committee Elmer S Landes chairman Wooster Ohio.
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James J. Davis
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Token of Gratitude at Bok Tower in Florida
The Florida bird sanctuary and its tower were created to symbolize beauty and express Edward Bok’s gratitude to the American people for their kindness. The motto chosen by John Burroughs reads I come here to find myself, it is so easy to get lost in the world.
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Stars and Stries
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Students Study Marine Life From Glass Bottom Boats
University of Miami marine biology students conduct underwater laboratory work aboard specially built boats with glass bottoms. They visit marine gardens wearing bathing suits, shoes, and diving helmets, receiving oxygen from boat pumps during expeditions.
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Siam flag greets Wilson at Brest during WWI visit
Bretons welcome President Wilson at Pier 3 in Brest with a Siamese white elephant emblem loaned by the Siamese consul, meant as a playful symbol for his visit. The scene reflects Allied ties and local enthusiasm as the era’s coverage notes the emblem and reception.
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Victor Herbert Early Career and NY Metropolitan Solo Cellist
Victor Herbert studied music in Germany and became principal violon cello in Stuttgart's court orchestra. He later served as solo cellist with the Metropolitan Orchestra in New York City at age twenty seven in 1886 and organized his own orchestra in 2004.
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Victor Herbert
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Stuttgart
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Remarkable Chestnut Tree Grows from Kempsey Tomb
A chestnut tree in Kempsey parish church Worcestershire grows from the tomb of Sir Edward Wilde. Local legend recalls a pupil once eating a chestnut, the teacher tossing the husk behind the tomb where it sprouted and flourished.
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Worcestershire
England
Sir Edward Wilde
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