Frank B. Willis Dies in Ohio Campaign Fight
Frank B. Willis, influential Ohio politician and ally of Warren G. Harding, died last night in Delaware while preparing to address his presidential campaign. Willis helped nominate Harding in 1920 and later pursued a Senate seat in the Harding landslide. He had served as Ohio governor and led the rural vote in his bid to rally the delegation for Herbert Hoover, 51 votes at stake. Known for his oratorical power, Willis also enjoyed a Rural Ohio image, famed for eating chicken gizzards, and he died amid the fiercest primary battle in years.
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Anti-Saloon League
Remus Freed as Sanity Ruling Sparks Debate
The court ordered George Remus released from the hospital for the criminally insane, ruling him sane after a December jury acquitted him of murder on an insanity defense. The piece notes his career from lawyer to bootlegger, and his October murder of his wife in Cincinnati, plus calls for a punishment aligned with the crime.
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Remus
Chicago
Cincinnati
Federal
fragments of a lyric on love and peril in old text
The lines express a solitary speaker in April, walking with a beloved and fearing the perils of unrequited or intense love. The speaker notes numbness of heart, pursuit of companionship, and pain caused by the beloved's cruel loveliness, amid a mood of resigned endurance.
Saturday Night Sermon by the Fundamentalist Preacher
The writer argues religion rests on a conscious Mind behind the universe seeking life expressed by humans. He urges companionship with God through worship in church and alignment of life with God's intended purpose, urging believers to seek God's will and act on it. The piece presents a call to churchgoing as social duty and a method to discern and perform divine will.
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Jesus
Temor
What's What in Washington by Charles P Stewart
Washington dispatch analyzes Al Smith as potential national figure, noting reverence for him in New York and among some supporters elsewhere. It contrasts Smith’s urban background with Lincoln imagery, suggests Albany base matters, and discusses how governors are perceived when aiming for the presidency.
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Charles P. Stewart
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Jimmie Walker
al Smith
Manhattan
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Smith
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Pilgrim's Progress
Hell
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A playful verse centers on a mischievous brother influencing young Janet with cheeky phrases and pranks. The speaker asks who this troublesome yet loving sibling is, highlighting affection amid mischief and the child’s adoration.
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Janet
David and Dee Meet Duck Bill Ducklings in Australia
David and Dee, longing for America, encounter Squeedee who leads them to a burrow riverbank where they meet Mrs. Duck Bill and her four naked babies. The family explains duck bills eggs and webbed feet and cheek pouches for carrying food. They return to Aunt Nellie, who laughs at their tale and the siblings later play happily with the duck family.
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The Diary of a New Yorker excerpted notes on city life
Captain Ayres of the Missing Persons Bureau explains why girls leave home as harsh homes and Broadway fantasies lure youths. The piece notes vast missing-person records, horse culture in Manhattan, and music figures like Toscanini funding the New York Philharmonic. A Gigli tale adds a backstage joke about standing room.
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A. J. Ayres
Bo- Yee
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Clarence H. Mackay
Irving Berlin
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Toscanini
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Diet and Health Column Rules for Readers
A note from Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters explains strict submission rules for the Diet and Health column. Readers must address letters to her New York office, sign with one initial, write clearly, and stay under 200 words. Enclose self addressed stamped envelopes, coins, and follow payment details for pamphlets on reducing and gaining.
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Warren Tribune
Birthday Party for Howard Walters at 105 Biddle Street
Mrs Bred M Walters hosted a birthday anniversary party for her son Howard Saturday at their home 105 Biddle Street. The article notes that "Choe-Cho" the health clown, billed as the world s greatest child entertainer, will perform in Warren Saturday at the High School for children.
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Bred M. Walters
Howard
Biddle Street
Choe-Cho
Warren
Cowe Wins Butterfat Honors in February Reports
Cowe, owned by L. Clough, took first and second honors in butterfat percentage for February per Cow Testing Association reports. Contracts were awarded on three Warren county projects yesterday at Harrisburg, including Route 95 from Sheffield to Kane.
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Sheffield
Kane
Warren High Selects Captain For 1827 Basketball Team
Perry Davidson was elected captain of the Warren High basketball squad for 1827 at a meeting of varsity players. The town saw many moving trucks on the streets, signaling widespread household changes.
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Perry Davidson
Warren High
Warren
County officials return from Harrisburg for Palm Sunday church dedication
County Commissioners Stewart Lowe and Riddlesperger with Solicitor Peter Nelson returned from Harrisburg after discussing church matters. The new Methodist Episcopal church, under construction for a year, will be dedicated on Palm Sunday at its halfway point.
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Peter Nelson
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New Methodist Episcopal Church
One Minute Pulpit Verse Quotation
A brief scripture excerpt from St. Matthew chapter eighteen urges compassion for the little ones. It notes that angels behold the Father's face in heaven and that the Son of Man came to save the lost.
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