Republican ticket slate lists Hoover Curtis Reed Martin Waters Porter Cochran Mumford
The 1932 ticket includes President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis. Senate hopeful David A. Reed, State Treasurer Edward Martin, Auditor General Charles A. Waters, Supreme Court Judge William D. Porter, Congress nominee T. C. Cochran and Assembly candidate A. W. Mumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Dog Star August Learnings and Historical Remembrances
A discussion of the Dog Star and August weather notes contrasts between heat and rain across the United States. It recalls notable August events and birthdays in literature and history, mentioning Eugene Sue, Christopher Columbus, Shelley, Ann Hathaway, Leonidas, Izaak Walton, Robert Southey, Walter Scott, Pascal, and Balzac with their August dates.
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Warren
Eugene Sue
Christopher Columbus
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Ann Hathaway
Shakespeare
Thermopylae
B. C
Leonidas
Ephialtes
Izaak Walton
America
Robert Southey
Byron
Walter Scott
Pascal
Balzac
Go Ask Your Mother From The Go Ask Your Mother Poem
A humorous piece reflecting on parental authority in family decisions. It cites Edmund Hoyle and John Bunyan and notes famous figures associated with August dates. The narrator jokes that for many questions the answer is simply go ask your mother, illustrating the limits of paternal judgment.
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Edmund Hoyle
Ron
England
Janet
Cleopatra
B.C
John Bunyan
Tigert’s Washington exit and Florida University presidency
Dr John J Tigert leaves the interior department to become president of Florida University in a move applauded for his federal service They discuss education policy noting that public schooling remains a state matter and warning that centralizing power could backfire The interview outlines Tigert’s belief that states should build and maintain education to meet local needs rather than be coerced by a national plan
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Washington
Interior Department
Florida University
John J. Tigert
Federal Service
United States Commissioner of Education
Tigert
Charl Wiliams
National Education Association
Institute of Public Affairs
Virginia University
The Phoenix Poem by Arthur Benson
The Phoenix rises in green feathers as pilgrims seek profit while following a radiant ash clad with ruby splendor. They stand by a pyre where the impulsive bird forgets its sire and the ashes glow like Tyrian wine as pilgrims abandon trade for contemplation.
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Casbeen
Jewell
Captain Cormorant Appears in Peters Adventures Tale
In a curious scene, a hoarse voiced stranger claiming to be Captain Cormorant, Private Detective, chats with Mrs and Mr Bobolin. They remain wary as the birdlike figure stretches his neck and observes the travelers, while a prior encounter with Night Heron and Bull y Boat-Bill is recalled and evaluated.
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Bobolink
Cormorant
Night Heron
Bill
Living and Loving column by Mrs Virginia Lee
A reader column presents letters about romance and dating from young women. Mrs Lee offers candid opinions on necking expectations and the social pressures of dating, urging restraint and kindness while noting there are decent boys and advising readers to protect privacy.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Mrs. Lee
Buddy
Sally
Fen
Rockefeller figures in Harlem bank venture and city life
The diary notes John D Rockefeller and John D Rockefeller Jr as founders of a new Harlem national bank serving black residents. It also recounts Benet receiving Guggenheim support, Bowery homeless guards, Wall Street evangelists, and a hometown man honored with a surprise party and gifts to fund a memorial in his boyhood town.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Corporation
New National Bank
Harlem
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John D
Wi—And Business Associates
Europe
Diet and Health on Hair Removal Methods
A summary of remedies for superfluous facial hair discusses causes, including possible hormonal or genetic factors, and notes electrolysis as the only permanent solution, while X rays are deemed dangerous. Bleaching, depilatories, and waxing provide temporary results, with a home wax method outlined and a physician’s prescription cited. The piece also mentions plastic surgery for scars and deformities and invites readers to request pamphlets on reducing and gaining.
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Levin
William Allen Pusey
Chitage
Pusey
Largest catch marks Conneaut club trip in Canada
The Conenango Fishing club member Charles Chase aged 92 returned from Canada boasting the largest fish landed during the stay in the North. Warren Rotarians plan the annual inter club meet at Midway on August 27 with Imestown Erie and Corry to be represented. Emory Cook of the Chamber of Commerce suffers ptomaine poisoning. Warren Kiwanis to hold a building bee tomorrow to erect a nursery and first aid building at the fair grounds.
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Charles Chase
Conenango
Canada
North
Warren
Midway
Imestown
Erie
Corry
Warren Kiwanis Club
Fair Grounds
Rev Victor Peterson to Lead Sunday Morning Service
On August 20 1926 Rev Victor Peterson a former War ren boy is set to occupy the pulpit at the First Evangelical church for the morning service. Fifteen dealers lined Market street today with displays of seasonable fruits and vegetables at the curb market.
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Victor Peterson
Warren Boy
First Evangelical Church
Mrs Mable Dallas Re elected W C T A President
Mrs Mable Dallas was re elected president of the Warren County W C T A for the twelfth term at the morning session of the convention. Fog disrupted the headlight patrol work of the State Highway department last night.
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Mable Dallas
Warren County
State Highway Department
Parked Dobbin Could Be Parked Without Denting
A Louisville Times quip notes Old Dobbin could be parked without denting. The Atlanta Constitution cites France adopting the gold standard in a seeming mock headline on a billion-dollar tourist movement from the United States.
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Dobbin
Louisville Times
United States
France
Atlanta Constitution
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Warren Tribune
Banday
Warren Tribune Company
Editiere Daily
E. D. Wetmore
Reury
Howard L. Sebulhela
Devine-Wailis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Business Office
Ate Gstra
Republican
THE
DOG
Sirus
Edgar A. Gue
F. M. Knapp
Charles P. Stewart
Dr. Tigert
Phoenix
Arthur Christopher Benson
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Times Square
Stephen Vincent Benet
John Brown
Guggenheim Foundation
Manhattan Bridge
Bowery
Wall Street
Broadway
Ana
Cormerrt Oe
Ania
Lulu Bunt Peters
Lulu Hunt Peters
Mra. Lb
Emory Cook
Chamber of Commerce
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