Legislative call to protect wild flowers nationwide
The New York Times analyzes the need for legal protection of wild flowers amid growing spring drives from city to countryside. It cites damage from plucking and urges community action, education in schools, and stricter enforcement to preserve delicate species like maidenhair ferns and lady slippers.
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The
New York Times
California
Connecticut
New York
New England
Tarnov's First Citizen
Two Einsteins receive publicity for different feats, one author of a famed theory and the other Izzy, a feared figure in major city speakeasies. The piece hints at a contrast between intellect and crime without full details.
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Einsteins
Izzy. Noth-1
Prodigal Tarnow Son Izzy Einstein Back Home
News reports detail Izzy Einstein born in Tarnow Poland visiting his old hometown. Tarnow welcomed the Prohibition agent famed as Izzy and Moe, feted and honored with a synagogue service and celebratory hospitality.
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New York
Tarnow
Poland
Dumajec
Izzy Einstein
Izzy and
Moe
Poem Quote by Carew on Enduring Mind Over Beauty
A Victorian newspaper card presents a fragment of poetry attributed to Thomas Carew. It contrasts fleeting beauty with lasting inner virtue and notes that love bound by steady minds and gentle desires sustains true passion beyond time.
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F Thomas Carew
Curtis Seeks Vice Presidency In Republican Nominations
Kansas City reports Senator Charlie Curtis is nominated for vice president. The piece weighs his appeal to midwest voters and Wall Street interests, noting Hoover’s weakness there and Curtis’s political craft. It discusses Curtis’s farm policy votes, persona, and the prospects of a broader White House bid.
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Kansas City
Charlie Curtis
Charley
Cal
Kansas
Curtis
Neck of the Woods
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Mid-West
Herb
Wall Street
Herbert
Coolidge
Senate
Wiite
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Count the cost before you buy or do for lasting peace. The verse warns that cheap trinkets and smiles hide misery and dishonor, with shame clinging to a name long after the moment passes.
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Edgar A. Guest
Nes
Night Off for Mrs Ostrich and the Eggs
In a playful scene, Mrs Ostrich announces a night off to visit the plain and watch plumes cut by Two-legs while Oliver ostrich frets about protection of eggs and warns of risk, noting his own stealthy habits. The couple quibbles over balance between motherhood and self care as a dawn deadline looms.
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Mrs. Bobolink
Mrs. Ostrich
Oliver
Oliver Ostrich
Dinner Stories in Upland: Four Drunk Men Found Sleeping in Coupe
Deputy Sheriff J A Larson responded to an early morning park report of an automobile filled with dead people. He discovered a small coupe with four grown men snoring on top of each other. They were booked on charges of being drunk.
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Upland
Cal
J. A. Larson
Larson
Mose Jackson Before Magistrate In Assault Case
Record shows Mose Jackson, described as black, before a magistrate over an assault. He humorously quips about changing names and explains he hit the plaintiff in the ammick before the man ran away, with testimony noting the defendant’s uncertain recollections and a feathery comparison of speed.
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Mose Jackson
Honah
Mose
Ammick
One Minute Pulpit Sermon Paraphrase Reference
A compact religious fragment quotes Matthew 6 on worry and providence, invoking lilies and Solomon to urge faith in daily provision. The text notes the original source as St Matthew VI and labels it ORIG, suggesting a devotional snippet from a pulpit sermon.
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Solomon
Dining with Flyers on the Columbus and Rye of New York
Reports from a luncheon aboard the liner Columbus reveal baron von Hennefeld’s obtuse humor as he randomly misnames Koehl Fitzmaurice and Von Hennefeld. The piece notes ship life, interest in old clippers, Harlem dives, and the West Fifty-fourth Street night court, with Lon Chaney appearing at the dock court and Queen Marie of Roumania dining at the Ambassador.
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New York
Koehl
Fitzmaurice
von Hennefeld
Columbus
Baron
Ireland
Greenly Island
Jones
Fitzpatrick
Kelly
Cohen
Hoeh
Karl
Park Avenue
Benji
Packard
Horn
Harlem
Forty-second Street
Vanderbilts
Biddles
West Fifty-fourth Street
Lon Chaney
Enlarged Veins and Exercise Advice for Mrs M
A reader asks about exercising with enlarged facial veins. The response warns against violent workouts that rush blood to the head and face, advises a medical checkup before strenuous activity, and notes that general exercise can strengthen vein and arterial walls and heart muscle.
Retrospective notes from Tribune of 1924 to 1927
A collection of brief items dated June to 1927 reports various local events. Miss Edith Leafgren is ordered to Harrisburg for a health camp. new Warren express boundaries are set. Groundwork laid for the First Baptist church cornerstone. Woman’s club auditorium opening. deputies return from Pittsburgh with prisoners. Acquaintance club picnic. a hospital musical program. Lutheran church outing. a public adoption discussion includes a reader letter on adoption ethics and childbirth fears. diet and caloric guidance. notes on blood tests for cancer and early removal importance.
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First Baptist Church
Market Street
Janus would make an ideal Congressman says papers
The Milwaukee Journal notes Janus the two faced mythic figure would be both wet and dry as a Congress member. The Ottawa Citizen jokes that the average man overestimates himself. The Ohio State Journal reflects that presidential primaries, while inconclusive, let states savor national attention briefly.
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Janus
Milwaukee Journal
Ohio
State Journal
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New Yorker
Clark Hinnaird
Queen Marie
Roumania
Lulu Hunt Peters
Mrs. M
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Harrisburg
Woman’s Club
Tune
Clair Grosch
Clark E. Nelson
Pittsburgh
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Acquaintance Club
Pine Grove
Warren General Hospital
Phillip McEvoy
Lutheran Brotherhood of the First Lutheran Church
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Ottawa Citizen
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