Founders' Day Celebrations Placed Amid State Politics
Ohio Republicans plan widespread observances on September 1 to honor the U.S. Constitution anniversary. Senator Harding and Governor Davis seek to boost the state ticket with coordinated speaking tours, while Democrats organize a women’s committee and rally voters for Cox and Julian. Major General Leonard Wood affirms Camp Sherman’s permanence as the Sixth Army Corps reorganizes.
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United States
Republican State Organization
Harding
Ohio
Republican Organization
Harry L. Davis
Frank B. Willis
Democratic State Women’s Committee
Cox
Donahey
W. A. Julian
Democratic Party
Leonard Wood
Camp Sherman
War Department
General Assembly
Value Taxation League
World events brief with mixed postwar notes
A rapid world overview notes wartime acts ending, census revisions, rates and wages changes, and overseas headlines. It cites automobile exports totaling 282 million, census shifts in Chicago, air mail to Cuba, wage hikes for miners, naval moves to protect Americans, and rising prices with many political and military updates.
Where She Erred In Miss Gerty Gad’s House
Miss Gerty Gad scolds Maria the new maid for poor service and a slammed door. Maria defends herself saying she was mistaken about Mr. Gumson and his golf clubs. The exchange ends with a humorous misunderstanding over a golf bag and umbrella mender.
Catarrh Medicine Claims To Prevent Colds
An old advertisement promotes CATARRH MEDICINE as building up the system and cleansing the blood to prevent frequent nasal catarrh. It says repeated acute attacks may lead to chronic catarrh and that the medicine works internally via blood to reduce inflammation. Advertised by J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Bugle Talk Sparks Tense Exchange in Negro Regiment
Two Black soldiers in a regiment boast about their buglers. One proclaims superiority with a humorous mispronunciation and boasts an hypnotic note likened to the Boston Symphony. The other warns of trouble while improvising a playful exchange about food and pride.
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State Public Utilities Commission
L. G. White
Boston Symphony
Angile Gabri’ell Hisself
Jones
Court to Deport Bomb Thrower on Government Expense
In a Louiville Courier Journal snippet the paper notes a drastic plan to deport a bomb thrower to his native country at government expense, reflecting sharp public sarcasm about the policy.
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Eugene Leroy
Detroit
Mich
Dryden
L Anorth
Louieville
Desperate Delegation Confronts Busy Statesman
A suffragist delegation asks to see the statesman but he hides, telling them he is out and suggesting they wait or flee to Europe. The Birmingham Age-Herald notes the exchange as a terse political moment amid pressure.
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Europe
Birmingham Age-Herald
Hopeful playwright aims for crowd hit with rent profit
Boston Transcript quotes a hopeful line from a new play about rent profit eering and a wish it brings down the house. An advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills as restoring regularity without eriping, claiming benefits for digestion.
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Boston Transcript
Wright
Grammar at the Spokane Recruiting Station Incident
First Sergeant Grizzell testifies about three applicants applying to the United States Marine Corps Institute at Quantico. Two men misspelled grammar as grammer while correcting their work. the third man jokes about spelling it with two m's.
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Grizzell
Spokane
United States Marine Corps Institute
Quantico
Neighbor's Baby Talk Sparks Pet Dog Discussion
Mr Dubwaite overhears a neighbor praising her baby and calls the mutt a baby. Mrs Dubwaite retorts with a sniff noting the pup is four legged and dainty. The exchange reveals playful neighborhood chatter about a young dog and its owner.
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Mr. Dubwaite
Mrs. Dubwaite
Birmingham Age-Herald
Reflecting On Faults Reduces Talking Of Others
The remark notes that examining our own faults leads to less discussion of others shortcomings. It emphasizes self awareness as a path to restraint and kinder discourse among people.
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