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Bingle
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Graybar
Lexington Ave
New_York
N. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Ddaress
Daily Mall
S E Phillips
Hazerstown
Fice
Associated Press
A Christmas Call to Help the Less Fortunate
In a season of apparent prosperity, the piece laments pockets of poverty. It notes that despite strong factories and markets, many families still fear hunger on Christmas. It urges readers to show true kindness beyond gift giving by aiding those in need.
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Bethlehem
Santa Claus
Green Guild
Murder Output Reflects on American Crime Wave
A column argues that while the US lags in some areas, it produces a disproportionate number of murder cases. It cites California, Michigan, New Jersey, and Ohio incidents, reflecting on crime, moral decline, and the need for self control and strong ethical standards. The piece urges thoughtful consideration and warns against despair.
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United States
California
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Christmas Charity Message from 1928 Mail Pouch Slogans
The piece presents a collage of era headlines and ad lines urging Christmas generosity. It questions holiday joy if readers ignore needy homes while noting prosperity and political buzz such as Coolidge seeking new cruisers. It weaves fictional quips with social exhortations on sharing happiness.
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Darkiess
Coolidge
Congress
Isaac New
Washington First Lady jokes about president's taciturnity
By Allene Sumner Washington December 18 reports Mrs Coolidge's wit at the Washington Women's Press Club luncheon. The piece notes her candid humor about the President's keeping and the White House social scene, including lavish entertaining and a Mayflower yacht party. It also mentions Turkish Ambassador Ahmed Mouktar Bey, famed for gifting boxes of Turkish cigars to official ladies, earning them the nickname The Sultan's favorites.
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Allene Sumner Washington
United States
John Coolidge
White House
John
Ahmed Mouktar Bey
Washington
Old New York chemists fade as modern shops rise
In New York a shrinking number of quaint herbalist drug stores remain amid a city overrun by soda water and lynch counter shops. The piece notes lower Sixth Avenue losses, Bowery proximity, and lingering relics such as leeches, while recalling Richard L. Samford, longtime Stock Exchange starter and finisher, whose retirement marks an end of an era.
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New York
Subway
Lower
Sixth Avenue
Manhattan
Bowery Belt
Chinatown
Lynch Counter
Connecticut
Richard L. Samford
Exchange
Samford
Gotham
Thomas Meishan
Waytail Club
Beverly Nichols
Nichols
Theater
The
Authors’ League of Amrica
Wallace Irwin
Jesse Lasky
Arthur Train
Ellis’ Parker Butler
Owen J Davis
George Dorsey
George Creel
America
Just Fauls By Edgar A. Guest At Christmas Time
Poem observes Christmas joy crossing generations as aged hearts revive with youth. The speaker embraces playful mischief and festive magic, declaring age cannot dampen the thrill of Christmas. The verse contrasts gravity with gamboling delight and vows to greet Santa and celebrations anew.
Appendicitis Today Likely Preventable With Prompt Surgery
Early recognition of appendicitis saves lives through prompt operation to release infection and prevent peritonitis. The article notes past uncertainty about frequency, cites easier diagnosis today, and urges removal if appendix appears doubtful during other abdominal procedures. It also mentions practical care like soaking feet after a hard day.
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J. WH. J. Upham
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Department of Commerce
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Edgar A. Guest
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Highbarger
S. Potomac St
Maryland Motor CO
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Meledonian
Leiter Bros
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association of Hygeia
Tiashe
Shoes
H. R. Wagner
Hart
Oit Hurner
Juan St
Kinney
Kinney’s Shoe Store
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Health Service
United
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Parker Tire Co
E. Wash. St
W. Franklin St
Army and Navy Store
Sam Faber
West Franklin Street
Milton Kohler & Sons
West Washington Street Jewelers
Victor Cushway Sona
Salem Ave
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Roesmner Coal Company
Lee Street
W. Rohrer
Steffey Company
Tf Weat
Steffey & Findley, Inc
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Charles FE Tome
Roonsboro Ice & Supply Co
Yoonsborn, Wa
Heedysville
M.T. Warrenfeltz & Son
Hoonshorn, Ma
Thone
Keedysville
J. B. Wrand
Chariton Elevator Co
Cheriton, Md
Guy K. Angie
W. GC. Geeting & Son
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Joane
Martin Reid
Mary
H. &. Wattenberger & Co
St. James, Jr
Widiamap
At. Towson & Son Smithalorg
Vhoner Smithsburg
Wm. Gower & Son Spielman
Victor Cushwn
San Willamaport, Md
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