Hoover Campaign Expenditures Highlight Senate Inquiry
The record shows Hoover’s total campaign spending, including local committees, at about 300000 with Smith at 92000 for national headquarters only. Hoover’s national HQ spent under 50000, while Smith’s national totals exclude local committee costs. Mellon notes Hoover leads among Republicans but caucus and convention dynamics could shift support.
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Aviation safety and fatality figures in modern flight
Aviation has progressed though remains hazardous. In the United States the year saw 164 aviator deaths with 131 in older, unsafe planes. Yet 97 percent of licensed aircraft flew without fatal accidents and mail planes logged over 1.41 million miles. Modern planes, in skilled hands, are as safe as an average car when driven by a competent pilot.
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The Flight of Love by Percy Bysshe Shelley
A fragmentary verse fragment by Shelley on love, memory, and the fragility of joy. It laments that beauty and music fade when the heart is bereft, comparing love’s losses to a ruined cell and a seaman’s memory. The poem ponders the frailty of home and passion amid cold winds and decay.
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What's What in Washington for Junior Senators
Washington May 14 Freddie Steiner Al Bark ley Sammy Bratton and Billy McMaster belong in the senate's infant class Porter H Dale's old enoweh to paws better but he doesn't act like it All including Porter H are junior senators in it self significant of official immaturity The piece notes the young lawmakers mischief and independence, tallying their clashes with party discipline and a senate committee on campaign expenses. Dale is described as grown up yet quiet, with questions about his stance on Coolidge.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective verse about how future generations would view our changing manners yet recognize nature. The poem contrasts old and new, suggesting sunlit fields and familiar flowers endure while people may seem unfamiliar to their ancestors.
Dotty Meets the Tenant of the Apple Tree
Dotty encounters Cheeby Chebec, a Flycatcher, in an apple tree near her home. He explains his distinctive calls and appearance, introduces Mama Chebec, and invites Dotty to visit the nest. Dotty promises to return after school as the family plans to raise their young in the orchard.
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Town debates first bathtub amid water shortage
Ari stington residents argue over installing the town's first bathtub. It was placed in Lindsay Barkley's home. The lack of a waterworks system is blamed, though locals say wash tub methods have long been favored by the more fastidious residents.
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One Minute Pulpit Quotation on Hypocrisy and Worship
A short biblical excerpt cites St. Matthew chapter fifteen verses seven to nine. It condemns outward worship without sincere heart devotion and notes that people honor with lips while their hearts are distant from the divine.
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Longevity Town Discovers Healthy, Happy Wroxall Estates
Ten of Wroxall’s hundred residents have celebrated golden weddings and one couple a diamond, with ten families living on the 2000 acre Wroxall Abbey Estate. The town boasts long marriages, many children and grandchildren, and modest weekly incomes from $2.60 to $3.75.
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Diary of a New Yorker on Fifth Avenue Cabs
Clark Kinnaird writes from New York on May 14 about sentimental 50¢ cabs around the Plaza, the aging hackmen, and how holidays raise fares. He notes odd inquiries from readers, dismisses sensational pilots of Lindbergh day, and recounts a tale of a sandwich woman scorned by a beauty shop owner.
Candy and health notes from the War Ten Tribune
A reader’s questions spark a discussion on candy in diet and health. Candy from nuts, dried fruits, honey, and molasses can be energy foods, while pure white sugar offers little nutrition. overconsumption correlates with overweight and potential health issues. Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters advises moderation, laxative use concerns, and provides guidance on constipation and growth topics.
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State game licenses delayed to July in 1924
The state game commission notified County Treasurer Addison White that the 1924 hunting licenses will not be available until about July 8. The Starbrick school in Conewango township, taught by Mrs. Marion Gross, closed for the term on Tuesday with 98 percent attendance for the year.
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Rotary club elects L. L. Bishop president at luncheon
On May 14 1925 L L Bishop was elected president of the Rotary club succeeding Claude Rhodes at the weekly luncheon. Mr and Mrs David Johnson of Jamestown who bought the Exchange restaurant from Jerry Rigley have moved here.
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Young Attorney James Berger Makes First Trial Appearance
James Berger, Warren’s youngest attorney, was officially recorded in Prothonotary Whitine’s office as engaged in his first trial case. North Warren’s real estate and building activity shows renewed life, with the northern suburb bustling.
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Warren county receives 1927 state aid for highways
On May 14 1927 it is reported that Warren county receives a state aid appropriation from the state highway department totaling 61611.68 dollars. Nearby lilac bushes in borough yards are bursting into bloom signaling spring.
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Two Candidates Clash in Unexpected Fight
Springfield Ohio Sun notes a bizarre start as a candidate labeled a pussyfooler ends in a cat and dog fight. Toledo Blade reports no fires from patent igar lighters so far, a calm contrast to the broader political tension.
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