Republican Ticket for 1932 Election Names Preserved
The Republican slate lists President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis with United States Senator David A. Reed from Pennsylvania. State officers include Treasurer Edward Martin Auditor General Charles A. Waters and Supreme Court Judge William D. Porter. Congress seat filled by V. C. Cochran Assembly candidate A. W. Mumford.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress V. C. Cochran Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Democratic Convention Opens in Houston to Nominate Al Smith
The Houston gathering marks the Democrats first southern convention and centers on nominating Alfred E Smith for president. The party seeks a pro prosperity message, balancing temperance policy with firm law enforcement, while farm relief shifts to Hoover as supporters frame a broad political appeal. The convention faces internal tension over Volstead act changes and the party future.
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Houston
Texas
Alfred Emmanuel Smith
New York
Smith
Jim Reed
Coolidge
Friends of Prohibition
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic show to outshine Republican rally in Kansas City
The piece notes a likely livelier Democratic gathering with more romance and rhetoric than the Republican event in Kansas City. It hints at references to Woodrow Wilson and his League of Nations, while predicting few former Wilson allies will attend or speak, and forecasting Claude G. Bowers as keynote speaker from New York.
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Kameas
Wilson
White House
League of Nations
Gregory
Burleson
Baker
Daniela
McAdoo
Jimmy Walker
New York
Tammany Hall
Claude G. Bowers
Work Named Hoover Campaign Manager in Houston Rally
In Houston on June 26 Democrats tracked the selection of Dr. Hubert Work of Colorado as Hoover's campaign manager and the GOP national committee's new appointees. The piece discusses campaign fund concerns, corruption charges, and interparty fundraising contrasts, noting a Senate inquiry and the struggle to bankroll political operations amid partisan rhetoric.
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Houston
Hubert Work
Colorado
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Jefferson
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A compact poem about the impatient man who desires happiness now and learns from Father Time that growth takes time. It contrasts fevered haste with patient work, urging endurance as wisdom and understanding come with years.
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Edgar A
Ostrich Plume Clip Story Sparks Farmyard Debate
In a playful folk tale scene Peter and animals watch Two-Legs clip an ostrich's plumes. Mrs Bobolink and Mr Bobolink recount the hooded pen method to calm the bird while a guide explains clipping keeps feathers healthy and growing anew. The crowd muses on the prize as rabbits cheer and speculate.
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Bobolink
Peter
Bob
Olink
Sonny-Bunny
Bobodink
Lenny-Bunny
Mrs. Bobolink
Mr. Bobolink
Fragmented Viper Theme Bible Verses Fragment in Verse Form
A sketched selection presents lines from Matthew and Corinthians in archaic spelling about the mouth speaking from the heart and the emptiness of charity without faith. The text echoes moral admonition on good and evil treasures and spiritual gifts.
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Matthew
Requiescat: Echoes of a Poem in Loss and Mourning
A fragmentary verse excerpt weaves sorrow through imagery of roses peace and a fatigued heart. The speaker laments the departed with muted joy, imagining a quiet resting and a hall of death as the final inheritance. The tone blends elegy and solemn reflection on mortality.
New York Occupations Offer Unusual Roles For Women
In New York visitors find bureaux supplying women companions and escorts for parties and sightseeing. Staff are mainly married or older women. agencies also cater to lonely male visitors. Broadway star Helen Chandler faces her mother’s protests about theatre career. Speakeasies to close Sunday not policy driven. bartenders seek a day off. Ice firms market innovations amid refrigerator competition, including colored ice cubes and cash and carry stations cutting prices.
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New York
G Ria
Crant
Wonworth
Greenwich’ Village
Harlem
Helen Chandler
Parrot Triggers City Fire Alarms in Chicago Park
In Chicago Central Park the alarm bell rang often as residents rushed to fire boxes only to find no blaze. Detectives tracked the cries to a parrot perched on a tree, squawking fire as the bird swayed above its owner’s residence.
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Chicago
Central Park
Welling Plone
Parrot
Diet and health remedies from a reducing pamphlet era
A historical excerpt discusses a lottery of health advice including a pamphlet on weight reduction and gain, liver extract for pernicious anemia, congenital maldevelopment and amenorrhea notes, and cautions about medical supervision. It mentions obtaining material by mail with stamps and describes the Liver Extract No 343 and diet guidance.
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Uite
Harvard Medical School
Retrospective from Fritese of One to Four Years Ago
A town retrospective notes events from June 1924 to June 1927. Highlights include a junior circus parade by South Side youths, cows honored by Warren County Cow Testing Association, a perfect school year attendance for 684 pupils, tomb stones unearthed during church construction, the opening of Warren National Bank’s renovated facility, death of James W. Stearns who founded local telephone business, a Belfast visit by Clarence Darrow in Jamestown, and Gleaners election of new officers at Grace Methodist Church meeting.
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South Side
James W. Stearns
Warren and
Vicinity
Jamestown
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