Hoover Ticket Lineup Listed for 1932 Campaign
The document lists President Herbert Hoover with Vice President Charles Curtis and to follow names for U S Senate David A Reed State Treasurer Edward Martin Auditor General Charles A Waters Judge of Supreme Court William D Porter Congress T G Cochran Assembly A W Mumford detailing state and national level offices in the ticket lineup.
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. G. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Why Men Work and the Luxury Question in America
A meditation on spending for luxuries versus necessities by William Feather. The piece argues that luxuries motivate labor and that Americans enjoy unique access to desires beyond basic needs. It contrasts limiting beliefs about budget discipline with the social and psychological payoff of owning comforts like automobiles, suggesting people work harder to fund discretionary pleasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Quote on work ethic from a factory worker
A worker in his own automobile strives to perform his job better and faster than any other. The text notes that removing his luxuries would lead to a loss of purpose and motivation, highlighting a strong work ethic and personal drive.
Joe Robinson's shifting Washington routine and love of golf
A Washington profile describes Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as a hard working, gadgetless planner who avoids a fixed schedule. He keeps late hours during Senate sessions, golfs in spare moments, reads widely, and fishes everywhere north of Panama during congressional recess. He lives near the Capitol in a Methodist Building suite and arrives at the desk around 9 a.m. unless his night drove him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Robinson
Arkansas Solon
United States Senate
Dexides
Robinson
Maryland Avenue
Methodist Building
Senate
Capitol Building
Methodist
Arkansan
Senator Robinson
Atmien
Senate Chamber
Joe
Washington
Panama
A Matter of Choice by Edgar A Guest
Poem in which the speaker defends the right to be a fool or a drone while warning that choosing poverty or begging entails accepting society’s response. The piece contrasts personal autonomy with the outcomes of indolence and reliance on others.
Umbrella Bird and a Pair of Curious Birds
In a narrated forest voyage Peter and his wife observe a bird with a distinctive tail pattern. They follow two unfamiliar birds that greet each other before stopping to converse, sparking speculation about safety and hidden knowledge for their own protection. The scene ends as they draw closer to overhear the strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobolink
Wife
Sofar
Wiffe
Living and Loving Religion Advice to a 21 Year Old
A reader asks Mrs. Virginia Lee about love and marriage. The response warns that a selfish partner delaying marriage shows lack of responsibility and urges the woman to insist on marriage before giving up privileges. The letter advises delaying until they can support a household and live as a married couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee
Ramona
Broadway’s Latest Shows Delight New York Audiences
The diary highlights ticket cut rates via Leblang's agency for top Broadway hits and reviews current offerings. Scandals ninth edition leads the musical lineup, with Zeigfeld shifting to musical plays like Show Boat and Three Musketeers. Dramatic standouts include Coquette Volpone Strange Interlude and Porgy, with The Royal Family noted as a Rothereanean comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. K
Broadway
George White
White
Ziegfeld
Rosalie
Helen Hayes
Volpone
Theatre Guild
Belasco
O'Neill
Quarantine and incubation period explained
The term quarantine applies to restrictions on exposed individuals who may spread disease. It lasts until the incubation period passes, unless those exposed pose ongoing risk.
Outing Club Headquarters Burned In Overnight Fire
Fire of undetermined origin swept the Warren Outing Club headquarters and burned the club building and caretaker home to the ground. Beckley Electrical future plans for their annual outing and picnic are noted for early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Outing Club
Beckley Electrical Juture
County agents guest as six operations performed at Warren General
On July 18 1925 R B Bell assistant county agent leader visits H Reist and H H Bassett. Six operations to remove tensile conducted at Warren General Hospital. Jeanette Scott two year old of North Warren suffered burns from a turpentine and lard mixer explosion. Farmers prepare exhibits for county fair season and Jim Cassel of Crescent Park lands a 2 lb 14 oz rainbow trout above Glade Run bridge. Broadbent Laundry fire department responds to rear building blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Scott
Merle Scott
North Warren
Jim Cassel
Crescent Park
Glade Run Bridge
Inquest, Quarantine, and Health Tips Note Mouse Incident
A San Francisco inquest overseen by Coroner Grant D. Cutler is interrupted by a mouse intrusion. The piece also discusses incubation periods for diseases and quarantine rules, with advice on naps, dieting, and requesting pamphlets from Dr Lulu Hunt Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press Dispatch
San Francisco
Cal
Grant D. Cutler
A. B. Smith
Elkoe
Lulu Hunt Peters
The
Warren Tribune
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William Feather
Imperial Type Metal Magazine
United
Charles P. Stewart
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
al Smith
Edgar A
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
Mrs
Virginia Lee
Diary of
New
R. B. Bell
H . Reist
H. H. Bassett
Warren General Hospital
Pennsylvania
Broadbent
Emily
Kial
Corres
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