Republican ticket listed for 1932 election slate
The ticket includes President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis. Also named are U S Senator David A Reed State Treasurer Edward Martin Auditor General Charles A Waters Judge of the Supreme Court William D Porter and Congress member T C Cochran along with Assembly member A W Mumford.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Warren August Dollar Days Promises Big City Shopping
Chamber of Commerce reports 33 merchants signed for Warren August Dollar Days, two more than prior events. The event features Mr. and Miss Dollar Day shopping two days, with prizes for identifying them. Merchants urge broad participation to draw out-of-town customers and boost Warren's reputation as a top shopping center.
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Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Dollar Day
Emory .C. Cook
Pennsylvania
Editor White Roast Sparks Moses Personality Clash
Washington diary notes Editor William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette criticizing Senator George Moses as a “cat on a hot griddle” for his handling of Republican campaigns. The piece describes Moses as a formidable, quick-witted figure whose loyalty and tactics unsettle fellow Republicans and auditors alike.
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New York
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Europe
Senate
Georges I. Mozes
New Hampshire
Eastern Seaboard
Moses
White
Manhattan
al Smith
Kansas
Baliwick
Crawfish
Old
Granite State
George
Republican National Committee
Sunflower State
Reforestation Remarks Highlight Forest Decline
Charles Lathrop Pack of the American Tree Association warns the nation is far from replenishing forests. With ongoing deforestation, idle lands grow faster than new forests, separating lumber regions from consuming centers. Some timber owners begin plans for permanent land productivity.
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Buffalo Courier Express
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
United States
Forester warns on long term forestation needs
The author notes that forest owners are exceptions and calls for bold action. Mr Pack speaks from decades in forestry, urging increased forestation to ensure a reasonably priced timber supply by the 2009 era, with decisions needed in the next decade.
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Pack
After Days I Shall Lie and Remembered Honor
Poem fragment laments memory and art over time. The speaker asserts silent tribute after death, wishing no testimony to vanity or shame. He asks for memory to endure if his life’s purpose was to serve art rather than personal gain.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest swallows in divine raiment
At Pointe Aux Barques the swallows nest in cliffs above the lake like rows of men for evening dressed. The speaker wonders how mortals could design such perfect attire and imagines the suits humans would craft if God let them dress the swallows, contrasting divine raiment with human garb.
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Pointe Aux Barques
Betty Ann
Peter's Adventures with the boastful Billy Boat-Bill
A narrator recounts Billy Boat-Bill a boastful bird who likens his beak to boat keels and pursues fish with kingfisher style. His wife critiques him as vain while he defends his celebrated, roaming life from shores to marshes, ending with a test of truth about his cousin Stork.
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Wife
Billy Boat-Bill
Simon
Kingfisher
Bill
Cousin Stork
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
A reader column with humorous longing for ways to harden hearts and protect maidens, interlaced with Q and A examples about broken hearts and social etiquette. Mrs Lee offers playful advice on handling love interests, friendships, introductions, and age gaps, urging independence and self respect.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Designers Are Men and a Woman Among Them
In New York the leading designers of women's clothes are men, with Louise Bruni rising as a noted woman in masculine fashion. The diary notes her shift into menswear, a trend reflecting the era, while also detailing urban supply chains, first aid stations for runs, and the brisk pace of New York restaurants and grocers. It cites Byrd's polar expedition as driving a vast New York food stockpile including three tons of coffee, two tons of tinned butter, ham and bacon, and hundreds of thousands of eggs, plus soap and razor blades.
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New York
Louise Bruni
Ninth Avenue
Byrd
Diet and Health Dear Doctor Questions About Gum and Halitosis
A reader asks if chewing gum is harmful or enlarges the lips and requests medical insight on a friend with intermittent foul throat or nasal odor and a foul cheesy discharge. The letter also mentions concerns about being overweight and seeks guidance.
Retrospective notes on local purchases and community events
A collage of items from August 1924 to 1927 recalls Marshell H. and Carl G. Jelnson buying a meat market once run by Edward Hummerick, Scout activities at Scouthaven, a Freehold township picnic, Lutheran mission house dedication, a Warren County Motor Club founding, and local drilling plans. The page also contains a long reader Q&A on calories, gum chewing, and tonsil hygiene, with medical commentary from Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters and a note on August 9 1927.
Minute One Algae Preserve Me
Psalm fragment reads Preserve me God for in thee I trust. The text mentions delight in the saints on earth and the excellent, with a plea for divine protection and guidance.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
Dally Ab D. Wetmore
Henry H. Basaatt
RG. Chapel
Henry BH. Basatt
B. G. Chapel
RW. Cousins
Fred 0
Ratan A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. R. van Cleve
D. Wetmore
William &. Wright
Frank R. Ford
Roosevelt
Republican
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Edgar A. Guest
Peter
Florence Vincent
Billy Boat
John
Mrs. So and So
RipiEg
Tasteen Ceo
New Yorker
Clare Kinnaid
Fifth Avenue
Delancey Street
Lulu Hunt Peters
Marshell H
Carl G. Jelnson
Edward Hummerick
Conenango Avenue
F. C. Bond
Harold Banghart
Scouthaven
Crystal Lake
Freehold Township
Western’s Grove
Wrighteville
Warren County
Chautauqua
Page Hollow
John Hessey
American Legion
National Rifle Association
Warren County Motor Club
L. W. Siggins
Pleasantville
Excelsior
Enterprise
Lulu Hunt Petera
The
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