Hoover and the Press Shine on Hoover's Presidential Bid
The Independent Democratic papers favor Herbert Hoover, praising him as a modern, efficient leader with a global outlook and a record of wartime relief and public service. The Plain Dealer highlights Hoover's character, nonpartisan appeal, and ability to govern as essential traits for the 1920s political landscape.
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Herbert Roover
Republican Party
United States
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plain Center
America
Europe
Mississippi River
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Washington
Harding
Mr. Hoover
Coolidge
Commerce Department
Calvin Coolidge
Business Cycles Revisited In Imperial Type Metal Notes
A condensed excerpt from William Imperial Type Metal Magazine revisits economic cycles. The piece highlights recurring business phases, wartime impacts, and industrial rhythms shaping price trends and investment patterns. Analysts discuss cyclical timing, demand signals, and policy influences in a compact briefing.
James Reed as Democratic nominee prospect in Kansas City
In Kansas City the 1932 Democratic presidential scenario centers on Senator James A. Reed as a leading opposition figure to Al Smith. Reed’s bid is analyzed as feasible, with Reed possibly becoming the party’s second best bet if he wins a contest against Smith, despite backers accusing him of unfair play. Reed’s decisive stance and retaliation against criticism are noted amid convention chatter.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
G. O. BP
Jim
Houston
Dixie
Cordell Hull
Hull
Smith
Jim Reed
Reed
Honston
Mrs Ostrich’s Night Off
Florence Vincent recounts a tale of Ostrich couple Oliver and his wife guiding their brood and caring for eggs at the sand nest. Oliver notes age and monogamy learned at an ostrich farm. Mrs Ostrich performs nest turning while guests observe the scene and plan to greet the visitors.
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Bo Oliver Ostrich
Wilds
Oliver Ostrich
Northland
Oliver Patrick
Living and Loving by MBS Virginia Lee
A reader letter discusses selfish behavior in marriage. A wife describes a husband who brings gifts but rarely shares home life, seeking adult companionship and balance. Advice suggests communication, shared outings, and arranging time at home to rekindle affection, inviting further letters for guidance.
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Philip L. Caret
Carret
Wirtie
Gix
Barrie
Benauets
Wealth of New York families grows through generations
A New York diary survey shows rich heirs often gain fortunes, not lose them. J. J. Astor Vincent Astor Meyer Guggenheim Stephen Harkness Charles Pratt and Cornelius Vanderbilt descendants amass hundreds of millions. Goulds decline after Jay Gould’s death. Mabel Bell Peggy Joyce emerge in headlines amid wealth and social gossip. Some New Yorkers buy exotic tobaccos and gold wrapped cigarettes for high priced luxury. A local advice exchange hints at a marriage question in a short interaction.
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New York
J. J. Astor
Vincent Astor
Meyer Guggenheim
Stephen Harkness
Charles Pratt
Standard Oil
A. J. du Pont
Jett
DuPont
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederick
Gould
Jay Gould
Diet and Health Question Box Helps with Dieting
Readers submit queries on saccharin calorie counts mineral oil and fat content in fried eggs. Dr Lulu Hunt Peters explains safety of saccharin, details about mineral oil uses and risks, palatability boosts for milk, calorie counts for cocoa and tomato soup, and guidance on occasional ice cream.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
The
Warren Tribune
Retrospective on Budget Crew and Picnic Plans
Officials in charge of the Warren Visiting Nursing Association budget drive announced the personnel of the canvassing teams to cover the city. Most church Sunday schools in the borough have organized summer sunval picnics.
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Warren Visiting Nursing Association
Scouts Gather for Banquet as Snyder Visits Warren
R F Snyder a regional scout executive from Philadelphia arrived in Warren to spend five days touring local Boy Scout troops. Past grand s from Warren and Forest counties will meet at Sugargrove this evening for the annual banquet and mating.
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R. F. Snyder
Philadelphia
Warren
Forest County
Sugargrove
Fairmont Defeats Jeanette 6 to 3 Behind Art Johnson
Art Johnson starred for Fairmont in a 6 to 3 win over the Jeanette club of the Mid Atlantic league. He pitched well and added two hits. Prof and Mrs R O Suter and their children Jozeph and Clarence are visiting Hull Massachusetts.
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Art Johnson
Fairmont
Jeanette Club
Art
R. O. Suter
Jozeph
Clarence
Hull, Mass
Daredevil Roland Scales Exchange Hotel Building
June 18 1927 Cleveland daredevil Roland the human fly climbs the Exchange hotel building this afternoon and plans a repeat performance tonight. Calendar notes say Tuesday will be the longest day of summer with sunrise at 4 28 and sunset at 7 24.
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Roland
Cleveland
Ohio
Exchange Hotel
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Warren Post
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Roosevelt Highway
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al Smith
Florence Vincent
MBS
Virginia Lee
Mrs. Lee
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Mabel Bell
Mibsey Bach
Rochester
N. Y
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Johnny
Lulu Bunt Peters
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