Solid South and Democratic splits over Al Smith
Excerpts show Southern Democratic resistance to Al Smith and his liquor stance. Birmingham official H L Anderson resigns after opposing Smith, warning loyalty to conscience and state. The piece argues the Solid South may fray, urging Democrats to focus campaigning in their strongholds. It recaps a discussion on trustworthy auto dealers and the need for reliability in business.
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H. L. Anderson
Birmingham
Charles C. McCall
al Smith
Anderson
McCall
America
South
Democratic Party
Democratic Organization
Trade Risk and Mutual Benefit in Classic Business Analysis
A reflective excerpt argues that trading without expertise risks losses, while a stable enterprise hinges on a mutual benefit element. It notes a linking pattern from cabler to United States Steel Corp, illustrating enduring business relationships built on shared advantage.
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United States Steel Corporation
World fairs question modern expo appeal in 1932 plans
The Public Ledger argues that past fairs like Philadelphia's Sesqui centennial show disappointments do not doom future world expositions. It notes ambitions in New York Los Angeles and Detroit for 1932 and Seville Barcelona plans, while suggesting rising global communications may shift appeal away from traditional displays toward architectural and scientific innovations.
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Philadelphia
The
Public Ledger
New York City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Seville
Barcelona
Chicago
Washington's capital loses trees for parking space plans
A reader letters column criticizes the District of Columbia government for urban renewal carried out by real estate interests. It argues Washington's beauty once lay in its trees, now replaced by paved parks and blocks, as promoters push for a modern city at the expense of greenery and local control.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Reunion of Two Lovers After War’s End
In a lyric scene the speaker recalls a final hour before freedom, the dead subaltern, and the first breath of liberty. Two lovers face a solitary, absolute reunion, their clasped hands and pressed lips signaling a vow beyond words as they greet an infinite, silent togetherness.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem reflects on aging and change as youth fades. The speaker recalls past joys like baseball and swimming, now preferring books and quiet strolls while acknowledging every age brings its own laughter and contentment.
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Edgar A. Guest
Peter's Adventures by Florence Vincent
In a dawn hour Bobolink and Peter the Rabbits hear the sea's threats as waves mock from below. The cold, dark flight tests their resolve while a hopeful voice named Aifie lifts their courage and guides them onward.
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Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
Bobolink
Peter
Wife
Bobolinks
Aifie
Living and Loving advice column by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A reader asks about marrying a divorced man and parental authority at 18. Mrs. Lee explains in 1950s tone that at 18 marriage may be legal without father consent, alimony may apply, and a father may not easily annul. she urges understanding, examines motives, and warns against melodrama and haste. A second reader seeks help to stop a teasing younger-lover who dates other girls. Mrs. Lee suggests being cheerful and “cute” to discourage him and win his affection.
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Ami
Yau
The Diary of a New Yorker on Wall Street
Clark Kinnaird strolls through Trinity Churchyard and the Wall Street district at noon noting skyscraper redevelopments, Trinity wealth, young clerks and brokers, boutonniere traditions, bars and dining, aviation book purchases, and the river ending at a graveyard. The piece blends social observation with light commentary on commerce and culture.
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Clark Kinnaird
New York
Wall Street
Trinity Churchyard
Trinity
Broad Street
J. P. Morgan Bank
Stock Exchange
Financial District
B. C. Forbes
Bertie
Dawson Berry
Ship Grill
Presidential year and the vice presidency noted
The Albany Evening News quips that a presidential year is a time when nobody desires the vice presidency. The Newark Advocate finds amusement in an old bachelor holding a baby, with the infant described as about 18 months old.
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Warren Tribune Company
D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
2. G. Chapel
Henry G. Basast
W. Cousins
Fred C. Eston
A. Brdohueon
J. B Moore
J. R. van Cleve
D. Watmore
William H. Wright
Frank B Ford
Treesucer
Howard L. Schulther
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Nations
Business Office
News Room
Warren
Roosevelt
Albany Evening News
Newark
Ohio
Diet and Health Reflex Cough and Childcare Q&A
A syndicated question and answer column discusses infant health concerns. Dr Lula Hunt Peters advises on a year and a half old by breast feeding with a persistent cough and irregular bowels, suggesting possible reflex irritation or adenoids and recommends pediatric evaluation. Other entries address swollen neck glands from infections, advice against pacifiers due to dental and airway risks, and reassurance about eight month olds’ survival chances compared to seven months.
Freight train carries 8000 tons of iron ore through Warren
A freight train with 8000 tons of iron ore moved through Warren yesterday en route from Erie to Coatesville Pennsylvania. H B Rowland district state forester returned yesterday from the forestry convention held at Mt Alto.
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Warren
Erie
Coatesville
H. B. Rowland
Mt. Alto
Crusade Against Warren County Bootleggers Initiated
Two raiding squads began operations this morning in a campaign against bootleggers and moonshiners in Warren County. Mrs. Kate Bean, age ? years, is hospitalized at Warren General with a fractured right hip.
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Warren County
Kate Bean
Warren General Hospital
Rain postpones picnic at Hazeltine Island North Warren
Heavy rain forces postponement of the August 16 1926 community picnic at Hazeltine Island in North Warren. William Strew of Kinzya an oil well driller is hospitalized at Bradford after a brake handle strike to the eye injuries.
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Hazeltine Island
North Warren
William Strew
Kinzya
Bradford Hospital
All-Stars to Open Five-Game Series at Oakland Cemetery Event
H A Johnson Oakland cemetery superintendent plans to attend an upcoming convention next week. Youngsville All Stars schedule a five game baseball series with the Corry Soldiers, opening this Saturday.
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H. A. Johnson
Oakland Cemetery
Youngsville All-Stars
Corry Soldiers
Dimmer Stories HIS ADVANTAGE
A New Orleans man sits for a shave as a swarthy barber, perhaps Latin American, straps the razor and asks about the Nicaraguan situation. The man replies that his opinion matches the barber’s, noting that the outcome hinges on the razor blade in a terse exchange shaped by the moment.
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New Orleans
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