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Rum, Romanism and Rebellion in Campaign Target
A campaign analysis denounces Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion as the core forces shaping voter behavior. It argues Rum corrupts judgment through religion, notes crossovers by Catholic and Protestant Democrats to Hoover, and defends rebellion as a habit of dissatisfied voters while warning not all backers are allies of the country.
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Hoover
Borah’s Conviction First Not Loyalty to Party
The piece praises Senator Borah for voting his convictions over party loyalty. It notes Idaho’s support despite criticism, cites his stance against wrong actions, and mentions his campaign for Hoover, asserting Borah’s endorsement signals Hoover’s credibility.
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Borah
North Carolina
Senator Borah
Idaho
Washington
Hoover
Airship crosses Atlantic but surface travel stays dominant
The article notes the German dirigible made a fine Atlantic crossing but will not replace boats yet. It suggests future air routes may develop while sea travel remains standard, praising beginnings in progress and comparing past fears to present experiments. A Nebraska penitentiary bank robber hanged himself, highlighting thrill seeking.
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Atlantic
Nebraska Penitentiary
Life of a Criminal Ends in Prison Suicide
A fragmented excerpt portrays a criminal’s life as a perilous pursuit of venture, ending in despair with a bed sheet rope in a lonely cell. The outside view hides the grim truth of entrapment and an unmarked grave in the prison burying ground.
China marks seventeenth anniversary of imperial fall
The article notes China recently commemorated the seventeenth anniversary of the empire’s collapse and contrasts China’s transitions with Europe’s. It discusses the shift from monarchy to republic, unsteady posttransition conditions, and student hopes for a reasserted Yellow Race dominance in world affairs.
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China
Europe
The Sand Hills of Nebraska Seen by W H Feil
Narrative from Bingham Sheridan county Nebraska describes sparse population, cattle country, Hereford herds, and thriving ranch life. The author notes fine dogs, hunting prospects, duck lakes, and a recent cattle sale tied to Achesons and Shellenbergers. Travel details cover Hyannis Alliance Antioch Hoffland and war impact on potash towns, road building costs and mud basing.
Inland folks envy big fish and theatrical perfume woes
In a Kansasity Star excerpt the Town Line jokes about inland envy of sea catches and fate. Widow Jones is mocked for cans under her sign Country Board Strictly Fresh Vegetables. Kate Ellery bans perfume at Bijou Dream theater after her man complains his coat smells from going to the pitchers.
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Providence
Country Board
Kate Ellery
Bijou Dream Theater
Allus
Kansasity Star
Solemn Leave taking and the words for Taps
A somber note presents the words for Taps as a farewell chant. The lines speak of love good night and rest as day fades the light. The verse notes night and stars and bids farewell until the morrow.
World’s Largest Harbor in Sydney Described as 8980 Acres
Article notes Sydney harbor as the largest in the world with an area of 8980 acres about 14 square miles. It contrasts Halifax harbor measuring 6 miles by 1 mile, yielding a smaller area.
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Sydney
Australia
Halifax Harbor
Nutzman Announces Candidacy for County Judge
Louis J. Nutzman announces his candidacy for County Judge on the non political ticket in Jefferson County for the General Election to be held November 6, 1928. He states the campaign is subject to the will of the voters.
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Jefferson County
Louis J. Nutzman
Oeeeas
E. E. Shultz
Steele City
Dist
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