Death of former Vice-President Marshall in Washington
Obituary honors Pheamias Tiley Marshall as a popular honest Hoosier American. notes his plain everyday character, lack of ambition, and keen grasp of issues. Speculates on his potential to have become President and influence on U S history. Reflects on his humanity, sincerity, and public service.
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United States
Pheamias Tiley Marshall
Washington
Indiana
Union
Marshall
Ile
Hinself
Poplin
Marcohall
Wilson
Booth
League of Nations
Iga
Tf Fato
Mayor Hague wins Jersey City election by large margin
Mayor Frank Hague, Democratic leader in New Jersey and DNC vice chairman, was re elected by about five to one over rivals in Jersey City. A Harry Moore also won re election as a Commissioner, signaling Moore’s gubernatorial nomination path. Hague’s strong administration and national role drew praise from New York papers. The vote marked unusually broad support for Hague and allied candidates.
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Frank Hague
Jersey City
New Jersey
Harry Moore
Hague
Hayue
Moore
Gov. Smith
Biltmore
Madison Square
New York
Jersey
Men Adorn Wardrobes With Brighter Styles This Year
The text notes a shift in fashion coverage toward menswear as men gain more limelight in dress. It discusses increasing attention to male clothing in metropolitan papers and the move toward brighter colors and varied tastes, framing a cultural change in style.
Colored fashion shifts spark new era in men’s clothing
An opinion piece traces a transition from uniform dress to colorful, varied men’s attire driven by golf culture. It notes a rise in colored golf socks and suits, predicts next fall’s trends, and compares fashion shifts to broader societal changes while lampooning political figures and a famed polar explorer.
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Roman
Along Life's Detour Observations of Oldest Inhabitant
A humorous column notes the modern daughter’s wish to marry in her mother’s wedding dress and jokes about the social trend. It reflects on family attire choices and the awkward realization of growing up. The piece Playfully cautions against overvaluing maternal garments in a contemporary dating scene.
News of the Names Club Registers in Los Angeles
Mike Sugar and Etta Jloller have registered from Los Angeles as part of a Names Club update. Anna Offatt-owhe semids appears to be signing a pledge or deed in related notes, though wording is unclear.
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Associated Press
Focal News
Mike Sugar
Etta Jloller
Los Angeles
Anna Offatt
Young Springfield girl named world’s youngest mayor
Miss Hazel Wilholt aged sixteen of Springfield Missouri is elected head of Tiny Town a school children’s city making her the youngest mayor in the world.
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Hazel Wilholt
Springfield
Farmer comments on motor party picnics and cleanup
A farmer notes that motor parties visiting his land are usually careful to clean up before departing, expressing a tolerant view of picnicking on his property despite occasional disruption.
Nothing Lazy About Them Blinks Busy as a Busybody Task
A humorous exchange mocks the notion that bees are lazy, while Jinks quips that the phrase busy as a busybody still expresses high levels of business, highlighting playful wordplay about activity and diligence.
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Jinks
Awful to watch some people eat turns to hearing them
A reader reflects on the discomfort of listening to others eat, noting that hearing noises can be more disturbing than watching. The remark contrasts auditory irritation with visual aversion, conveying a sharp, humorous personal sentiment.
Onion Sets Hatch Quietly Into Garden Charm
A compact verse notes paradoxical farming sight as "Of course they hatch" frames a scene with no chicks while acknowledging onion sets as a gardeners’ charm. The line points to patient cultivation and the curious behavior of seeds and bulbs in springtime.
Americanism and the Flag Unity Debate in Chattanooga
A Chatanooga event centered on the flag and anti evolution bill inclines toward religious liberty. Dr J N Bull praised Gov Veags signing while denouncing literalism and other faiths. Commissioner Bred Bo Frazier challenged the stance, stressing that public schools welcome all creeds and that the flag embodies universal American values of freedom and tolerance.
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Sacramento Tee
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. N. Bull
East Chattanooga
Idcation
Bo Frazier
Bull Ani
Deter
United States
America
God
Local Church Attendance Deters After Saturday Disappointments
A jumble of community observations notes churchgoers found no minister or congregation on Saturday night, while humor and social commentary parade through anecdotes about marriages, fashion, and witty exchanges. The piece blends local life with capricious quips on husbands, wives, divorce, and the era's gender norms.
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Wilburg Cor
McCreary County
Leften
Bundles of old newspapers at The Empire store
Bundles of old newspapers are offered at The Empire for 25 cents per bundle. The bargain targets readers and collectors seeking affordable reading material.
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Empire
Women Need Swamp-Root For Kidney Trouble
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often misattributed. If kidneys stay unhealthy other organs suffer and disease grows. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer claims to remedy such conditions and urges immediate purchase or sample by mailing ten cents to Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
The Bulgarian Crisis and Repression Across Sofia
The New York Times analyzes Bulgarian government retaliation after the cathedral massacre as a stern bid to crush opposition leaders. It portrays civil strife fueling Communist agitation, with agrarianism as the opposition’s backbone and fear of a slide to dictatorship.
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New York Times
Witter
Sofia
Stambulisky
Balkan
Macedonia
The Make and Break System Opinion Article
The piece critiques overbroad lawmaking and selective obedience, noting citizens create laws to fix crimes yet complain about complexity. It urges adherence to existing laws and references the deported “Emir of Kurdestan” threatening U.S. reprisals.
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Kurdestan
United States
Boston Globe
Wealth and safety notes in brief opinions
The Toledo Blade notes Bryan’s wealth possibly reaching half a million more than a million rumor, while Chicago News calls King Boris of Bulgaria moderately bomb-proof. The items reflect quick agency-style observations without further detail.
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William J. Bryan
Toledo Blade
Boris
Bulgaria
Chicago News
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