Republican ticket slate for 1932 presidential election
Hoover for president with Curtis as vice president leads a full slate including U S Senator Reed of Pennsylvania Edward Martin as state treasurer Charles A Waters for auditor general William D Porter as judge of the supreme court and T C Cochran for Congress along with A W Mumford for the assembly.
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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
Two Paths for Democrats in Warren County Fall Race
The article discusses two tactics to aid the Democratic party in Warren County this fall. One is open support of the Democratic candidate, the other misleading Republicans by adopting tactics to disgust intelligent voters. It warns that combining both creates a sham rivalry that favors neither side and insults voters’ intelligence.
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Warren County
Voting Machines Questioned by Scranton Committee
The Scranton Committee of the Pennsylvania Elections Association says 20 voting machines could save Lackawanna County about 30,000 annually, enough to cover their cost in seven years. Not every precinct would get a machine, as the county has over 200 districts, and Amendment 18 would not force universal adoption but allow local option.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Scranton Committee
Pennsylvania Elections Association
Lackawanna County
Voting machine may be adopted with state approval
The article discusses a proposed amendment allowing a voting machine to be legally available where valued, not forced on unwilling communities. It notes potential economies from district consolidation, benefits mainly for cities, and cautions rural areas may find mergers undesirable due to poll location issues, stressing machines’ cost and cleanliness advantages in cities.
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Commonwealth
Hoover campaign expands to Moran mansion on busy R Street
Washington resident describes the Hoover campaign HQ opening on R Street near 2315 Massachusetts Avenue and the Moran mansion. He notes the street’s transformation with work crews, wiring, touring cars from all states, and notable neighbors including senators, ambassadors, and a former attorney general's home nearby.
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Ang
Hoover
Moran Mansion
Gerry
Rhode Island
Swanson
Virginia
A. Mitchell Palmer
A. Mitchell
Summer Night Poem Fragment by Lord Tennyson
A fragmentary excerpt of Lord Tennyson's verse depicts night imagery and personified nature. The speaker invites a beloved figure to merge with the speaker, using rich allegorical imagery of flowers birds and celestial elements to convey intimacy and unity.
Just Folks by Edgar 4 Guest
A short poem recounts two passersby during a time of trial. One man vows not to break for his mother, showing courage despite loss. The other laments misfortune, cursing luck and blaming his poor golf outcome for his distress.
Peter's Adventures on Penguin Island
Florence Vinceney narrates Peter and the Bunnies learning about penguins on Penguin Island. Cormorant explains penguin society, feather shedding, egg care, and the surprising method of teaching chicks to swim by pushing them into the water. Penguins use wings as paddles and walk upright on webbed feet when not in a hurry.
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Penguin Island
Peter
Bunnies
Bobolink
Pelican
Leland
Cormorant
Papa
Mama Penguin
Diary of a New Yorker hints at songs and shows in New York
The diary recalls how Tin Pan Alley figures like Bernstein and Crawford sell tunes and how lyricists struggle to enter publishing. It notes New York theater openings after Labor Day, highlights The Front Page and Scarvedals, and shares a Bowery tale of MacArthur and a lost armored car fortune.
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New York
Saffordsville
Kan
Tin Pan Alley
Louis Bernstein
Phil Kornheiser
Bobby Crawford
Saul Bernstein
Joe Keir
Iam
Nashville
Tenn
Charles MacArthur
Ben Hecht
George White
Living and Loving Advice on Jealousy and Love
Mrs. Virginia Lee counsels Valencia and others on jealousy in relationships. She warns that possessive behavior harms partners and suggests seeking healthier romances, showing brains and charm to win respect, and avoiding early kissing until mutual commitment forms.
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Valencia
Lee
Sunbonnet Sue
Mrs. Lee
History repeats itself in times of danger in Florida Times Union
Paragraphs years ago, if who wanted to treat said name yer pizen, say the same thing, and it Florida Times Union, History repeats itself. Our Wert.
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Florida Times-Union
Sleep Alone and Rickets Diet in Childcare
A discussion on child sleep separation from older companions and infection risks, plus emphasis on diet for preventing rickets, UV exposure limits through glass, and the care of premature babies. It cites Hippocrates on gestation age, stresses incubator use, and notes the importance of maternal or proper milk for newborn nourishment.
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de Lee
Hippocrates
Retrospective highlights from August 31 1924 and 1926 in Warren county
A 1924 note reports four thousand pounds of steel arriving for the Coal Knob fire tower in Kinzua and a fatal run down of a three year old by a truck. Also noted are American Legion attendees within 250 miles for Warren county fair and a farewell for Salvation Army leaders. In 1926, a Lutheran Sunday School rally plan and Navy hospital operation for Harold Mason are recorded. A 1927 item notes William Gordon the Fair Grounds guard injured after a twenty foot fall and the Graham triplets enrollment at Central school, followed by bank money loss denials.
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Coal Knob
Kinzua
American Legion
Warren County
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D. Wetmore
Beory H. Bassett
BR. G. Chapel
Henry H Bassett
R W. Cousins
Fred C. Paice
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. B van Cleve
E. D. Wetmore
William &. Wright
Frank R Ford
Howard L. Schulthele
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Scocod
Warren
Traver
Republican
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
RB Street
Massachusetts Avenue
R Street
Sheridan Circle
Iat
Virgina
Potomac
Chevy Chase
Hoover Headquarters
Maine
Arizona
Stephen L. Slocum
Senate
ZB. Phillips
Don Carlos Davila
Edwin Denby
Navy
Tyson
Tennessee
Sixteenth Street
Lord Tennyson
Edgar
Tso
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vinceney
Europe
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
MacArthur
Helen Haesy
Patrick Henry
Rainbow Division
Charlie
Mrs
Virginia Lee
Luly Bunt Peters
Wissen
Chikd
Lulu Hunt Peters
Warren Tribune
Jay McCracken
James L. McCracken
Prospect Street
Arthur Smith
Salvation Army
First Lutheran Sunday School
Harold Mason
United States Navy
Walter Mason
R. D
Newport
Mason, R
William Gordon
Fair Grounds
Graham Triplets
Armored Car Company
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