Republican Ticket Highlights for 1932 Election
The party lists its slate with Herbert Hoover for president and Charles Curtis as vice president. David A. Reed is named U.S. senator, Edward Martin state treasurer, Charles A. Waters auditor general, William D. Porter judge of the supreme court, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Mumford for 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
Modern false teeth danger prompts dental remedies
A World magazine piece highlights a man, John Magee, who found his false teeth inside him. It argues that advances in dental tech make teeth fit better but create social and practical dangers. The piece urges the profession to devise safeguards and notes the need for a simple electrical alert system.
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John Magee
New York
Helen Thy Beauty Brings Me Home To Greece And Rome
Poem address to Helen invoking classical imagery. References to Nicaean ships, hyacinth hair, Naiads, Psyche, and agate lamp. Evokes longing for ancient glory and beauty in a resonant, lyrical cadence.
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Helen
Greece
Rome
Psyche
Women shift politics as party bosses woo female voters
Washington dispatch notes a growing female political engagement after the Nineteenth Amendment. It highlights Mabel Willebrandt and Nellie Taylor Ross as exemplars, with leaders recognizing women can be strong candidates and organizers. The piece discusses conventions, race prospects, and potential future roles for women in government.
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Washington
Shkre
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Nellie Taylor Ross
The Vanished Pigeon Fancier by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem contrasts boyhood pigeon fancy with modern times. It laments vanished pigeon fanciers in towns as barns and sheds give way to motor cars. The speaker recalls tumbler and pouter birds, noting how younger generations chase machines and daily life has shifted away from pigeon keeping.
Peter's Adventures FLORENCE VINCENT It Didn't Seem Fair
Peter and Mrs Baboink recount a sky voyage with a balloon like wingless flight. They spot a tiny bird perched above a spider web with a moss lined nest and two pearl white eggs. The tale centers on the bird nest and a small green purple gold creature. Next tale segment: Caught in its Own Web.
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Mr. Baboink
Peter
Babolink
Gossamer
Mrs. Bobolink
Mrs. Gray Rabbit
Bob
Bobolink
Living and Loving by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A woman's advice column excerpted from Mrs. Virginia Lee discusses heartbreak, mother love, and relationships. It includes reader letters about deserted mothers, drinkers and promiscuous kissing, advising sympathy, self-worth, and choosing healthier companionship. It also touches teen girls' feelings and parental guidance.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Mrs. Lee
The Diary of a New Yorker vivid nightlife satire
Clare Kinnaird surveys Manhattan footmen and social shadows in a July New Yorker piece. He notes idle workers in hotels restaurants and clubs perform a show of importance, while fashion experts seek gossip among vanished social elites. Nightclub owners rise from unlikely beginnings to wealth, secrecy, and risk.
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New York
Manhattan
the Amazing
Diet and Health: Vegetable vs Animal Protein
A health column explains protein as the body's building and repair material and argues animal proteins are more efficient for growth and organ maintenance. It notes vegetable proteins are digested less completely, and vegetarians rely on eggs milk or soy. readers can request pamphlets by mail with a small fee.
Woman has needle removed from foot at hospital
Mrs. Nettie Gates of Yankees Bush underwent needle removal yesterday at Warren General Hospital. Independent companies and Atlantic Refining cut gasoline prices to 23 cents a gallon, lowering fuel costs for drivers.
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Nettie Gates
Yankees Bush
Warren General Hospital
Atlantic Refining Concern
Early entrants and hospital news after Santa Barbara quake
July 23 1925 Glendale California man Co L Wadsworth, formerly of Endeavor and Warren, among first to enter Santa Barbara after the earthquake. Miss Maxine Stebbins undergoing a long recovery at Warren General Hospital after an operation performed Wednesday.
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Co. L. Wadsworth
Glendale, Cal
Endeavor and Warren
Santa Barbara
Car destroyed in Cole Hill fire near Corry
A sedan owned by Amos Williams of Corry was destroyed yesterday when it caught fire while climbing a grade on Cole Hill. Warren's three service clubs enjoyed an outing and picnic at Pittsfield Grove Thursday. An auction sale of 41 lots in the Skelton subdivision between Madison and Lincoln avenues was held this afternoon. Secretary A F Kottecamp of the Y M C A left this morning for Penn Grove York County where his family will spend the summer.
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Broadway
Texas
Ginan
Amos Williams
Corry
Cole Hill
Warren
Pittsfield Grove
Skelton
Madison and
Lincoln Avenues
A. F. Kottecamp
Penn Grove
York County
What Society Is Wearing column notes styles here
The Springfield Republican from Massachusetts notes the meaning of I do not choose in Yankee usage. Detroit News mentions an Eastern paper controlling a column titled What Society Is Wearing and comments on its brevity.
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Springfield
Mass
Detroit News
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Kansas City
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Cella
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Ete
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