Hoover’s Rise Seen In Life Study Club Backing
The Life Study Club at the Y M C A and state primaries echo a large Hoover nomination wave. Hoover’s popularity rests on honesty administration and engineering service abroad, resisting unsound farm relief plans, and promises strong leadership for America’s expanding role internationally.
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Life Study Club
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
United States
Hoover
America
Lincoln
Warren
Kansas City G O P Convention Sparks Little Trouble
In Kansas City on June 15 Republican managers describe the convention as orderly with minor scuffles at the auditorium entrance. The farm demonstration is noted as a small act and the event is portrayed as lacking real disorder though some heckling shows activity. Senator George Moses of New Hampshire is named permanent chairman and stirs proceedings.
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Khansas City
George Moses
New Hampshire Tank 7 Permament
Convention Flops Highlight Republican Kansas City Visit
The piece criticizes the national Republican convention in Kansas City as dull and poorly led. It notes empty seats, farm demonstrators ejected by police, and lukewarm reception from the corn belt audience while contrasting with New York and Chicago attitudes.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Roy Howard Earns Mister Convention Title at Kansas City Show
Kansas City June 15 Roy Howard won the honorary Mister Convention on the show’s opening days. The contest hinged on a striking goldenrod shirt that tipped the judges’ scales and brought an acclamation victory. The piece also weighs in on convention writing, farmers touring from North Dakota, and the colorful personalities shaping political journalism.
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Kansas City
Roy Howard
Mr. Howard
Howard
New York
Hoover
North Dakota
Houston
Borah
Hughes
Smith
Kansas
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective lyric poem about a life filled with simple joys and enduring friends. The speaker recalls springtime beauty, shared gardens, generous hospitality, and happy games in a humble home, noting that earthly life, despite its costs, was worth living.
Oliver Ostrich Demands Llama's Safe Exit
In a tense scene Oliver Ostrich orders Llama to flee, warning of danger in the thicket. He asserts courage, grants welcome after a perilous act, and reflects on fear of the Two-Legs as he prepares to depart.
Dimmer Stories and the Fast Car Ride Gone Awry
A man and his son Abraham test a new used car on a highway. The speed draw is interrupted when a speed cop appears and the boy notes a man in a blue suit with a silver badge. In a separate item, a man discovers two goldfish on Central Avenue near Washington Park and back to the pond.
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Abraham
Tikey
Ikey
Poppa
Sandusky
Lans Puinier
Barber
Central Avenue
Post Cities
Fountain Pond
Washington Park
Billiter
Diplomacy by Telephone Predicted for Tomorrow
A statesman foresees future diplomacy conducted mainly by telephone while editors from Detroit and Philadelphia comment on elections, pacifist agitation, and political harmony. The quotes contrast fascist era restraint with imagined secret alliances over party lines.
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit News
Proverb Verses Highlight Wisdom And Counsel
The text quotes Proverbs chapters verses 21 to 23 about joy from wise speech and timely counsel. It emphasizes that plans succeed through wise guidance and that prudent words in season are valuable.
Eddie Cantor clears traffic ticket with song on Queensboro bridge
Walter Winchell recalls Eddie Cantor being stopped for a traffic violation on the Queensboro Bridge. Cantor, in disguise, sang “You'd Be Surprised” for the skeptical officer who then let him go with two show tickets promised to his wife. The piece also notes Broadway’s extended reach and odd nightlife curios.
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New York
Walter Winchell
Eddie Cantor
Eddie
Queensboro Bridge
Cantor
Pasteurizing milk at home and maternal worries
Community health column discusses home pasteurization for farm milk, noting tuberculin-tested cows, clean handling, and the safety of pasteurized or boiled milk for babies. It warns that pasteurization preserves most nutrients, suggests vitamin sources, and offers guidance on obtaining related health pamphlets and articles.
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Mrs. B
Mrs Partridge Returns From Republican National Convention
Mrs Blanche M Partridge returned Sunday evening from Cleveland Ohio where she attended the Republican national convention last week. Harold Wickstrom was discharged to his home from Warren General Hospital after an appendicitis operation today.
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Blanche M. Partridge
Cleveland
Harold Wickstrom
Warren General Hospital
Yeagers and Hellers Attend Coudersport Reunion
June 35, 1925 Mr and Mrs William Yeager and Mr and Mrs A A Heller plan a motor trip to Coudersport for the annual consistory reunion. Minera Elder, 76, of Tidioute, admitted to Warren General Hospital with a fractured hip.
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Mr. Eld
William Yeager
A. A. Heller
Coudersport
Minera Elder
Tidioute
Warren General Hospital
Farmers Week program calls Henry Relist to State College
Henry Relist county farm agent travels to State College for the annual Farmers' Week program. Mrs Frank Lyons departs for Williamsport to attend the Indies of the V F W encampment convention this morning.
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Henry Relist
State College
Frank Lyons
Williamsport
Convention of the Indies
Warren National Guard unit to camp at Mt Gretna
June 45 1927 the Company I Warren unit of the National Guard will go to camp at Mt Gretna on July 28 according to an announcement today Industrial accidents in Warren factories today sent two workers to Warren General Hospital one with a fractured limb the other badly mangled and he accepts them as part of his business.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
DB. Wetmore
Henry H. Bessett
al Besatt
EW. Cousins
Fred G. Eaton
A. B. Sataone
Warren Post
Roosevelt
Warren
Dumn
Lweather
Coney
Chamber of Horrors
Seventieth Street
New York
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Warren General Hospital
Sitka
Alaska
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