Women Voters Rally Behind Coolidge and James
The voices of American women from Maine to California endorse Coolidge and James. They praise the Republican platform for tax cuts, budget discipline, and steady government, and vow to mobilize a record number of women voters for the next election.
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Dives
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Washington
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United States
Jmnes
Coolidge Appeal to Women Voters on Labor Policy
Mrs. Alvin Ty. Hert, vice chair of the Republican National Committee, says the future for wage earners and their families concerns American women. She highlights eight and a half million women workers and two million married women workers affected by labor laws, urges safeguarding child labor, and notes the Republican platform promises tax cuts, prudent governance, and protection against oppressive exactions.
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Earmer
Alvin Ty. Hert
Republican National Committee
America
Republican Party
Cleveland
Republican Platform Advocates Child Labor Protections
Mrs Hert cites the Republican party as leader in national child protection legislation noting the first federal child labor law and prompt adoption of Coolidge administration recommendations. She argues Whig law aids nationwide protection, cites census data on women workers, and asserts GOP government will sustain home prosperity.
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Coolidge
Dawes
Women rally to boost 1920 voting turnout
The piece notes about 25 percent of eligible women voted in 1920, leaving roughly 1.37 million nonvoters in one state. The Republican Women’s Bureau in Chicago urges women to mobilize relatives to register and vote, targeting “civic slackers” including men.
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Republican National Committee
Chicago
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy About Bonds Failure
Aunt Emmy recounts Mrs. Fuller's loss from trusting a dubious investment firm. The dialogue stresses seeking bank guidance, diversification, and understanding bonds before buying. Molly resolves to avoid risks, learning to rely on banker advice and research. The piece cautions readers against high interest lure without due diligence.
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Emmy
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Aunt Emmy
The Reward
Walter W Head President American Bankers Association speaks on the banker’s role beyond lending He urges bankers in agricultural districts to know farming secure loans and connect farmers with city banks and broader business networks The message highlights guidance, foresight and community trust as the banker’s true reward
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Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
Co-ops Reach Billions in Farm Product Sales
Based on the 1920 census, farm products sold through cooperative marketing associations totaled about 722 million dollars, with later growth pushing the value well beyond a billion dollars. Large co-ops in fruit and milk report annual business near 206 million and 150 million respectively, while tobacco and cotton groups each exceed 100 million. Three Warren County counties have offered 200 dollars in prizes for beef cattle club entries.
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Tobacco Group
Cotton
Wise Man Profits Many Receive Advice From Life
A fragmentary quotation from a Philadelphia Record anecdote features an eminent invalid asking who wishes to see him now and a butler replying the physician is at work on his life, implying even a biographer. The piece reflects on wit and caution in the era.
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Philadelphia Record
Publius Syrus
New Style Imminent Man Dressmaker Quip
In a playful exchange the apprentice complains no way to fit nine women into a dress that would resemble a hump backed baboon with hat wings. The master responds that it will be the rage and trendsetting according to the New York Telegraph.
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New York Telegraph
Trimming Wallpaper Edges For Neat Results
A science monthly article notes wallpaper trimming is tedious. It advises holding paper near light to reveal the edge, then following the pattern with shears for a straight cut. This technique helps ensure a clean Belvage edge when wallpapering a room.
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Ponulir Scienre Monthly
Veoa Strong of Armstrong Drowns in Silver Lake
Walter Strong a farmer north of Armstrong drowned at Silver Lake last Monday August 11 after he and a companion rowed out to fish. It is believed he was entangled in an anchor rope causing a fall from the boat. Dagny Jorgensen alerted the danger as an empty boat and gear drifted toward shore and a crowd later dragged the lake.
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Walter Strong
Armstrong
Silver Lake
Nia
Strong
Dagny Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Local man’s body found in lake near boat anchor
The search for a man named Strong ended at seven p.m. when his body was recovered from the lake bottom close to the anchored boat. The incident details indicate the body was located a short distance from the vessel’s position.
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Strong
Ex Mayor of Rodman Dies Shingling Roof
Rodman s former mayor Harry Sweeley dropped dead last week while shingling the roof of his house. He fell forward after a sudden ailment. aid arrived but he was dead on reaching the ground. Administratrix Notice: Bertha Peton appointed by District Court of Emmet County Iowa for estate of Ernest Peton. Claims to be filed with court clerk. debtors to pay promptly. Dated Estherville August 1, 1924. By F J Kennedy, attorney. 33w3.
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Harry Sweeley
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State of
Iowa
Ernest Peton
Estherville
Bertha Peton
F. J. Kennedy
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