Reapportionment urged for Congress under Coolidge plan
Massachusetts Republicans press President Coolidge to back a census based reapportionment proposal. The plan would raise House membership from 435 to 485 with many states gaining seats including California, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts while others keep current totals. Opponents in Congress are expected.
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Can We Give Them Up
A columnist argues the United States cannot relinquish Philippines territory under the Constitution. George Fairchild says Congress lacks power to abandon acquired lands unless in war, prompted by Charles Underhill’s independence view. Also notes Mussolini Caesar praise, meat consumption, Tammany politics, Chicago gangsters, German capital exits, Italian fascist rioting, and a Paris dinner quip.
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Leonard Wood
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This Day Forecast for Virgo Born Individuals
Daily horoscope notes a complex planetary day with a noon to sundown risk of quarrels and discontent. For those born today, focus on restraint, method, and careful decision making. several notable figures are cited as successful examples.
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Frederick H. Bigelow
Rufua F. Zogbaum
Nighttime Paddle Reveals Mrs Grebe Nesting Pair
Bobby and Squeedee meet Mrs Grebe along a stream as she tenders a nest of grasses and two yellowed eggs. The bird explains parental devotion and her aquatic family life, while the trio watches the dusk nesting pair move along the waterway.
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Notable Births and Deaths Through History
A compact rundown lists key dates and figures: 1595 Drake and Hawkins sail against Spanish West Indies. 1749 Goethe born. 1832 died. 1791 Marmaduke born. 1890 Bonham dies. 1897 expedition return. 1924 Hen Gage dies. Also a stray line recounts Bobby’s hand Squeedeo racing along a path to the woods.
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Milledge L. Bonham
South Carolina
White Labour
Matrimonially Speaking and Today’s Events
A humor column on packing habits between spouses contrasts with dated items noting Saint Augustine festival events and anniversaries. The piece references Seventy-five years since the Dover Calais cable and John Hancock's elopement, plus upcoming conventions in Racine Michigan and Grand Rapids.
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Coolidge Ends Vacation and Returns to Washington
One year ago today President Coolidge left Plymouth Virginia Island with his family ending their vacation and heading back to Washington to resume duties.
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Truth and Poetry Taste Clash in Crime and Romance
A mix of satire and gossip riffs through literary taste and crime reporting. The speaker notes preferring sensational fiction and newspaper scandals while wading through the idea that true happiness hinges on a favored political fiction. The piece jabs at modern writers and social norms with playful moral musings.
Climate contrasts and curious customs across nations
The text tours climate similarities, poisonous honey, a UK silk trade ruined by a murderess in black silk, Finnish bread with earth mixed in, and Wilmington police carrying umbrellas, highlighting odd, world-spanning particulars.
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Business Girls and the Hum Problem in the Office
A humorous column discusses office humming and its effect on male workers. A facetious employee jokes a stenographer could be fired for humming, noting that persistent singing annoys men and disrupts work. The piece advises softening humming to succeed as a business girl or social figure.
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Today’s Birthdays Highlight Notable U.S. Figures
James Couzens of Michigan born in Chatham Ontario 53 years ago. Jacob A O Preus former Minnesota governor born in Columbia County 42 years ago. Roland Thaxter Harvard botany professor born Newton Massachusetts 67 years ago. Elmer E Brown NYU chancellor born Chautauqua County New York 64 years ago. Union County Tennessee born congressman J Will Taylor 45 years ago. He who gambles picks his own pocket.
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