President Coolidge In Speech On Farm Prices And Co operative Marketing
The president outlines cooperative marketing as a path for farmers to avoid direct price fixing. He warns government price controls would require labor price fixes and argues success depends on farmers organizing. Dispatches may reveal outline in Congress as market demand may outpace supply, reshaping the farm economy over time.
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Coolidge
Rar Tureau Federation
Wassien
Dan Rous
Congress
England
Chamber of Commerce picks Juneau leaders for top posts
The Executive Committee selects Allen Shattuck as President Harry Lucas as Vice-President and Frank A Boyle as Secretary Treasurer with a strong board including Dr H C DeVighne W S Pullen Harry G Walmsley Wallis George and M N Merritt For the retiring officers praise is given to Dr DeVighne and M S Whittier The group pledges continued service to Juneau and Alaska and notes a productive year under their guidance
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Chamber of Commerce
Juneau
Allen Shattuck
Harry [. Lucas
Frank A. Boyle
H. C. DeVighne
W. S. Pullen
Harry G. Walmsley
Wallis George
M. N. Merritt
DeVighne
M. S. Whittier
Alaska
Pullen
Lucas
Guy McNaughton
H. B. van der Leest
M. Bayard
Chamber Ofe
Alaska congressman opposes road building near towns
In a speech at Hye the delegate claimed opposition to highways paralleling water courses and railroads around Juneau Ketchikan and Cordova. He said funds should back mining development and urged a Texas Creek road to exploit silver lead ore. He pledged to press Congress to expand road funding for mining areas while resisting unnecessary routes near towns.
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Hye
Segrate Sutherland
Juneau
Ketchikan
Cordova
Terald
Sy i
Alaska
Department
Congress
Texas Creek
Bureau of Public Roads
Texas Crek
Glacier Highway extensions boost Alaska growth and tourism
The piece argues that building and extending the Glacier Highway would drive population increases in newly opened territories and raise the value of existing mileage. It cites tourism as a key industry to foster, alongside road development as vital for prosperity. Separate notes comment on Seattle politics and the House Speaker contest, with Insurgents failing to unite against Longworth.
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Alaska
Alaska Farther From Congress Than President Said
The remark notes Alaskans are more fortunate than President Coolidge, as they are farther away when Congress convenes in Washington. The quip highlights geographic distance as a political jab.
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President Coolidge
Kiewsa
Free Is Consistent on Alaska Railroad Debate
The article contrasts Arthur Free of California who urges tearing up the Alaska Railroad and building a highway with former Governor Sulzer of New York who supports expanding the railroad. It notes Alaska’s natural resources could make the railroad profitable, disputes Free’s view, and observes the government plans to retain and develop the line, despite his recommendations.
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Vas Arthur Free
California
Alteku
Alaska
Washington
Coolidge
Iusky
Free
Sulzer
New York
Uncle Sam
Congress
Clara Morris A Natural Actress of Realistic Power
Clara Morris rose from Canadian poverty to Broadway fame under Augustin Daly. By 1873 critics praised her as a master of realistic emotion, especially in suffering women roles like Jane Shore and Camille. She became a lasting yet singular presence, remembered for natural portrayals and poignant truth.
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New York World
Clara Morris
Augustin Daly
New York
William Winter
Miss Morris
Lady Macbeth
Jane Shore
Rowe
East Lynne
Camille
Modjeska
Bernhardt
Miss Morristong
Count Alexander Visits U S as European Statesman
Strazynski head of new Polish cabinet traveled to the United States last summer as a notable European statesman. He spoke at the Institute of Politics at Williams College, meeting officials and other dignitaries during his visit.
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Count Alexander. Strazyni
United States
Institute of Politics
Wlliams College
Along Life's Detour If You Get Us
Observations of Oldest Inhabitant recounts changing social norms and marriage tensions. A wife contemplates vows and forget-me-nots while noting fashion shifts with dress length. The Ananias Club features a child hoping for roast beef rather than burnt turkey for Christus.
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Ananias Club
Christus
Overdressed Girls Alas and Black
A garbled excerpt from Indianapolis News and Cincinnati Enquirer items notes fashion shifts as older styles vanish. The fragment mentions worn coats and calico dresses contrasted with cotton stockings as changing trends across cities.
It's Pretty Satisfactory and a Clever Forgettery Joke
A dialogue on substitutes for soft coal humorously contrasts two figures. A preacher notes a pretty woman should forget her prettiness, while a man with a neck boil should forget the boil. The speaker hints the old forgettery is missing in all six cases.
Age and Rage in Society Humors and Jokes Across Papers
A collage of quips and wry observations on aging sex roles and marriage from Cincinnati Enquirer and Warren Tribune quotes. Jokes touch on women aging, appearances, and domestic life, with sly humor about hair, teeth, fidelity, and saving wives.
Morning Moon and Modern Times In Our Day
A reflective note compares a pale morning moon to a girl before her complexion. The piece surveys changing talk on modern devices and era topics from coal hoppers to war buggies, kitchen weights, and the era of great grandparents.
Daily Sentence Cernion. Days are like money spend them right
A reflective note urges prudent daily living by comparing days to money, encouraging thoughtful spending and choices to avoid later regrets. It presents a concise, aphoristic mindset without concrete events or named entities.
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Cernion
News of the Names Club in Greenwood and Pittsburg
The item notes Aberdeen Allgood in Greenwood Missouri and R Usher, described as a young lady living in Pittsburg. The passage hints at social questions about boys and girls but provides minimal context or events.
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Aberdeen Allgood
Greenwood
R. Usher
Pittsburg
Red Pepper Rub Relief Ad Promptly Eases Sore Back
A vintage advertisement promotes Bowles Red Pepper Rub as fast relief for a sore back. It claims immediate tingling warmth within minutes and lasting pain reduction, urging readers to ask druggists for Bowles with the Rowles branding.
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Rowles
Aily
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