Miners’ Fatalism and Loyalty Amid Coal Strikes
A barber miner from Logan Ohio reflects on danger in coal mining and workers’ preferences for mining over barber work. He and others show fatalism toward hazards while remaining loyal to unions and awaiting open nonunion jobs, illustrating the ironies of salary, risk, and industry loyalties.
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United States
Logan
Ohio
Hocking
Ohio National Guard
Pennsylvania
Mather
Colleges urged to run year round for broader access
A Commercial article argues that higher education should operate year round instead of nine months a year. It cites student poverty, faster graduation, and teachers’ salaries as factors, noting universities already offer summer courses for teachers and that many educators favor year round operation.
What's What im Washington A Woman on Vice Presidential Tickets
Washington writers debate a future where a woman could win the vice presidency as a step toward a potential White House bid. Wyoming backs Nellie Taylor Ross, but party managers hesitate, fearing the presidency more than the VP role. The piece notes novelty and strategic value, speculating on mid term vacancies and public reaction.
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Washington
Wyoming
Nellie Taylor Ross
Houston
National Capital
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Iowa State Fair
Des Moines
Ross
Steenth
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poem describes a bombing squad overhead as fifteen birds in echelon and a boy in everyone. The speaker compares motorized planes to invaders of the sky and fears a strange foe rushing through the sky while pigeons scatter in response.
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Edgar A. Guest
Pedro Plant-Cutter and the Corn Field Mischief
Peter and friends recount Pedro Plant-Cutter a bird known as Two-Legs who cuts corn in Chili. The Krabbits and Bobolinks debate his sharp beak and neat cuts while noting the harm to corn stalks and the harvest. Mrs. Bobolink recalls a field visit and counting stalks as a bad day’s work. The tale ends with a promise to speak to Pedro about his actions.
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Pedro
Bobo- Jink
Carder
Peter
Bobolink
Boho
Link
Chili
Husband
Bobolinks
One Minute Ecipi And the mote in thy brother's eye
A biblical verse from Luke laments judgmental hypocrisy. It contrasts noticing a tiny fault in another with ignoring a major fault in oneself. The speaker urges removing one’s own flaw first to clearly address others.
Dog calms with help after police chase ends in capture
In San Rafael California a dog running loose eluded Policeman Monteverdi and then Policeman Kane before Special Officer James McNally arrived. After a lengthy pursuit a veterinarian mediated and the dog was returned to its owner.
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San Rafael
Cal
Monteverdi
Kane
James McNally
McNally
Summer schools push for three year college plan
The Commercial at Bangor Mo notes that successful summer courses in several American universities could lead all schools to adopt a three year core program. With regular classes ending, institutions may extend offerings to shorten degree time and accelerate graduates.
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Commercial
Bangor
New York’s Broadway Street Scene and Oddities
The diary notes a chaotic Broadway district with varied fronts from jewelry stores and penny arcades to genuine theaters and Harlem theaters, listing inflated rents for shuttered fake venues and operations like a $1000 monthly ticket nook. It cites a host of curious anecdotes including a party guest touching hired grapes and an undertaker tale about a man who died while leaving a twine trail to his home.
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New York
Coney Islands
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Ith
Sth
Dist
Harlem
45Th Street
LeRoy Miller
Liver Diet Recipes for Pernicious Anemia and Health Notes
A column shares two published liver based diets for pernicious anemia Liver and Ham and Liver and Mushrooms with preparation details. It also notes Minot Murphy diet option and outlines health advice for nervous breakdowns and constipation emphasizing sleep diet exercise and physical exams.
Memorial Day Three Day Weekend Causes Local Vacation
Memorial Day falls on Friday causing many Warren workers to take a three day break as shops and factories close. Contractors plan detours for the Warren to Sheffield highway project while work advances. Ground is broken for the Warren Outing Club home and First Baptist Church walls near completion as county officials inspect Allegheny Highway progress. Deputy Sheriff Groschy interrupted a prisoner sawing through cell bars with a hack saw.
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Warren
Sheffield
Warren Outing Club
Clair Grosch
Blue Line buses sold to West Ridge Transportation
On May 26 1927 the Blue Line buses run by G G Greene between Warren and Youngsville were sold to West Ridge Transportation Company. Columbus High School schedules Class Night for June 8 and commencement on June 9.
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Blue Line
G. G Greene
Warren
Youngsville
West Ridge Transportation Company
Columbus High School
Platform with vitamins in it drives presidential year mood
The Milwaukee Jornal notes a crying need for a fulfillment filled platform this presidential year. The Springfield Ohio Sun remarks summer dresses are not yet seen but will appear soon, signaling seasonal optimism.
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Milwaukee Jornal
Springfield
Ohio
Sun
Pamphlet Orders on Reducing and Gaining
The reader is urged to send ten cents in coin and a self addressed stamped envelope for pamphlets on reducing and gaining. Communications go to Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters at the Warren Tribune. The note cautions about fiber in tables and bran as a laxative and mentions an article on constipation and guidance for eye troubles with an eye wash formula.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
The
Warren Tribune
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