Republican Ticket Slate for 1932 Election Endorsed
The ticket lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president, David A. Reed as U.S. Senator, Edward Martin as state treasurer, Charles A. Waters as auditor general, William D. Porter as supreme court judge, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and 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
W. Mumford
Al Smith and Tammany Aims in Presidential Bid
The Jamestown Morning Post editorialized that Al Smith, a Tammany figure, faces doubt he can win outside New York City. It cites William Allen White’s findings on Smith’s past votes against local liquor restrictions and gambling controls, arguing Smith’s presidency would reflect those pro liquor and pro-gambling stances and be shaped to suit Tammany interests.
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al Smith
New York City
Jamestown Morning’ Post
The
Post
Smith
Alfred E. Smith
New York
William Allen White
Mr. Smith
Hoover
LaFoullette
Wisconsin
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Herbert
Washington at Senate Roadblocks in Presidential Year
Washington notes in July discuss how voters overlook congressional races but how party chiefs push for control. The piece explains that Senate majorities are hard to secure with apportionments, previews Hoover and Smith strategies, and highlights potential cross-overs and regional divides affecting either candidate's chances.
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Washington
Congress
Agin
Portland Seeks New Motive Power In Tin And Paper Drive
The New York Times notes wartime thrift faded as zeal to save metal and waste paper declined. Portland Oregon pivots to civic pride backing a comprehensive clean-tin and paper drive initiated last week.
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The
New York Times
Portland
Ore
Elvic
Campaign to dispose old papers for Rose Festival effort
Hundreds of school children and Boy Scouts collected old newspapers magazines and scrap paper for a city cleanup drive. The bundles were weighed and paid for with about 800000 tons shipped to Pacific Wastepaper Company at Longview to be made into strawboard. The youngsters earned around 6000 dollars while the city cleared pages.
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Pacific Wastepaper Company
Longview
Concord Hymn memorial on the bank by the stream
The excerpt presents Emerson's Concord Hymn celebrating the revolutionary farmers who fired the shot heard round the world. It describes a votive stone set on a green bank near a stream to honor those who died for liberty, invoking the spirit of the heroes and asking Time and Nature to spare the shaft raised to them and to the memory of their deeds.
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April
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Just Folks Merit Says It Quietly By Edgar A Guest
A poem urging self proof through skill and deeds not boastful talk. It argues that true merit gains recognition as watchers notice quiet winners. Those who prove themselves will soon have their name and picture printed by papers.
Birds and family squabbles in a Clover Lane tale
In a lively animal household Mrs Bobolink and Mrs Grey Rabbit chat as Mr Bobolink and Sonny Bunny recount adventures. The group jokes about love, family life, and a riddle about a bird whose head supposedly never gets wet, sparking curiosity and playful banter.
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Gavcy
Mrs. Grey Rebbit
Mr. Bobolink
Sonny Bunny
Pat
Mrs. Bobolink
Bob
Peter
Bobolink
Sonny Bumny
Living and Loving by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A reader column explores misread motives in relationships. Mrs. Lee replies about a young man who buys a train ticket and avoids letter writing, advising the woman to hold off gifts, wait for contact, and consider correspondence through a niece while watching for his effort to write.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Diary Letters From Readers Show New York Curiosities
Excerpts from letters to C. Ku reveal readers across the country asking about working in New York papers pay scales travel and publishers seeking guidance on publishing timing locating real estate and bookshops and details on churches temples and private infant hospitals plus a 17 year old asking Mrs. Lee if dating is appropriate with parental guidance. The column reflects home towns curious about New York life and institutions.
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New York
C. Ku
Lexington
Poughkeepsie
Galveston
Tex
Montreal
Edward W. Browning
Huntington
W. Va
Thornville
John D. Rockefeller
Jerico
Springs
Chinatown
Poseyville
Ind
Royal Oak
Mich
Trinity
Enck Presbyterian
St. John the Divine
Fosdick
Mrs. Lee
Vitamin A and D Roles in Growth and Disease
The article explains that fat soluble vitamins A and D affect growth and body integrity. Vitamin A supports mucous membranes and eye and lung health, with deficiency retarding growth and raising eye and lung inflammation and possibly tuberculosis risk. Vitamin D aids bone development. lack in infancy causes rickets, noting skin synthesis of vitamin D and a humorous reference to Dr Sunshine.
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Sunshine
Retrospective on Forest Purchase and Sunshine Vitamin History
A July 16 1924 note reports the authorization of purchasing 102236 acres of forest land including 2446 in Warren County by the national forest reservation committee. It also notes Warren Y M C A camp at Stowe Vermont broke up and boys returned home. The piece continues with 1925 and 1926 items about local transport disruptions from a transformer strike and a military mobilization at the Hickory Street armory. It discusses vitamin D research by Dr Steenbock, the role of sunshine and ergestol in preventing rickets, and warns about vivisection debates and public pamphlet requests.
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National Forest Reservation Committee
Warren County
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Muedey
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York City
Chicago
National
News Room
Warren Fuat
Roosevelt
Warren Ae Meuwat
Jonconey
Republican
Charles P. Stewar
Coolidge
House of Representatives
Senate
Heaven and Earth
White House
Edgar A
Merit
Lonesome Fanny
Kina Topunree Simdente
Neler
New Yorker
Lulu Hunt Peters
Warren Y. M. C. A
Stowe
Falconer
John Wilson
Tidiante
Hickory Street
Warren Lodge of Elks
Order
R. E. Green
Cornplanter
Bauer
Grant Street
United
Steenbock
University of Wisconsin
Dr. Sunshine
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