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Juneau
Douglas, Treadwell and
Thane
Monticello Shrine Drive Aims To Honor Jefferson
Movement to celebrate the Declaration of Independence anniversary and Jefferson’s death nine years ago seeks to create iothecello the home of Jefferson free of debt with an endowment, a shrine of emancipation and a lasting tribute. Backed across parties and regions, with strong support in New York City and New England, led by President Coolidge as a board member, the campaign seeks a worthy monument to the author of the Declaration and the nation’s founding ideals.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
New Bnighend
Virginia
New York City
Coolidee
Washington
Jackson
White House
Lincoln
Grant
Northwest Territory
Mississippi River
Oregon School Law Unconstitutional Debate Echoes Through States
A Supreme Court ruling declared Oregon's compulsory schooling law unconstitutional sparking debate over parental rights and private church schools. The piece notes Washington and Oregon referendums, Klan influence in Oregon waning, and calls for maintaining public education while protecting parental choice in schooling.
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United States Supreme Court
Oregon
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
South
United States
Prince Rupert nominates Bushby in federal contest
George Bushby is nominated by the Conservatives in the Prince Rupert district already represented by Liberal Fred Stork of the hardware business near the Canadian National Railways town. The Prince Rupert News, favoring Liberals, notes the nomination signals a trend toward electing new leaders while Liberals and Conservatives alike expect the constituency’s interests to be safeguarded regardless of the election outcome.
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George Bushby
Prince Rupert
Fred Stork
Oa Liberal
Canadian National Railways
Liberal Party
Canada
Bushby
Times
Kushby
Dominion
Stork
Prince H Rupert
Political chatter and local election anecdotes cross paths
A fragmented column blends campaign talk and local opinion, noting potential Liberal nomination for Stork, Rockefeller’s reactions to Fosdick’s pastorate, and a fusion in defense of Gov Wart. It highlights Northwest growth as Washington state high schools graduate about 10,000 students with 62,000 total in high schools and over 60,000 in public schools.
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Northwest
State of
Washington
Along Life's Detour And The Ananias Club Chronicle
A dated column styled as an observations piece features an elderly speaker recalling past social mores. An older man jokes about cigarette scarcity and the value of a wrist watch, while a wife retorts with a sharp line about worth. The vignette preserves a period voice and light domestic humor.
Daily Sentence Sermon and News of the Names Club
A quirky notice from a St. Louis club notes a member’s identity claim as he is described. The text references Nellie Bends and Omaha origins, suggesting a local names or reporting item with uncertain details.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Nellie Bends
Omaha
The Man Who Sits on the Fence Splinters Warned
Opinion piece from Port Angeles Washington pokes at the fence straddler in the community. It mocks those who offer only half measures while praising active supporters who back local progress.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Ile
Actress Mrs Cullen Landis Seeks Separate Maintenance
In Los Angeles courts Mrs Cullen Landis replied to her film actor husband’s divorce suit by stating she would seek separate maintenance. She claims his cruel behavior toward her and that despite earning $1,000 weekly, he did not contribute to her support.
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Cullen Landis
Los Angeles
Epitaphs We Never Have Seen
Body reads William Jones McFindness a poor unlucky fool whose wife killed him with kindness. The terse epitaph recalls a fatal domestic act and stark humor in a grave marker description.
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William Jones McFindness
Inquiring to Know After Norwood Readers Question Truth
A Norwood inquiry quotes a couple five years married and questions editors and sign painters about truth telling versus errors. The writer notes visitors are brave and tend to tell the truth but admits occasional typographical mistakes affect health and climate decisions.
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Norwood
Geo. K. Kersting
Not So Bad Says Bootlegger At Palatial Home
A fragment shows a bootlegger smiling about arriving at a palatial home while remarks hint at a larger backstory. The exchange includes casual dialogue with a quip about the journey to a grand residence.
Backache Warning Prompts Kidney Health Remedy
A local resident recounts relief from chronic backache after using Deans Pills, claiming long lasting cure. The ad warns backache as a sign of failing kidneys and promotes the stimulant diuretic for urinary issues. Available at 60 cents from Master-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, NY.
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Bright
FP. Hamilton
Ortega Ave
Santa Barbara
Cal
Dean
Mr. Hamilton
Dou
Master-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Can Democrats Build a Real Record this Summer
The piece links President Coolidge's silence with a Democratic push to resume political activity in Washington. It argues Democrats must present substantive policies and unite on real Democratic principles to craft a credible record in Congress, rather than rely on mere opposition or labels.
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Coolidge
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Democratic Committees
Conress
House
Senate
Missed Experiences and a Wife’s Warnings in Obsolete Comedy
A fragmentary humor item notes a quip about gambling and misfortune, then cites a carved inscription from a New Hampshire tombstone for Mrs Experience Stevens who died in 1767, followed by a brief witticism about a girl with good looks attracting more looks than other kinds.
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Experience
Charleston
N.hh
Experience Stevens
John Stevens
Leeds Fellow Sparks Quiet Printing of Weed Culling
A cryptic note from the Leeds area hints at a controversial figure who culls weeds, with a refrain that a direct print would shock readers. The writer criticizes outspoken action, suggesting restraint in publishing harsh phrases.
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Calla
Leeds
Not All Unfriendliness Sequel Of Rockefeller Gift Notes
A San Francisco Bulletin summary reports Professor Anesaki, famed Japanese scientist, visiting the United States to study library construction for Tokio University after Rockefeller funded a 4,000,000 yen reconstruction. He spends time in Berkeley and Palo Alto libraries, renewing old ties and sharing insights for future work in Japan.
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San Francisco
Rockefeller
Tokio University
Anesaki
United States
Tokio
Berkeley
Palo Alto
Grouch Contemplates Marriage Plan Amid Legal Deliberations
A fragment shows Mr. Grouch debating if their marriage could be annulled based on a claim of diminished accountability while intoxicated. The passage notes an acquittal tied to moonshine intoxication and lack of awareness of actions.
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Mr. Grouch
The Flapper Debate On Marriage And Domestic Life
A dated column critiques changing gender roles with humor about housework, marriage, and the modern flapper. It jokes that women’s independence challenges traditional duties, noting the ease of dishwashing versus smoking and the lingering idea that marriage grants security while labor remains unpaid.
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