Memorial Day in Pennsylvania Reveres Gettysburg Sacrifice
Memorial Day recalls Gettysburg where Union victory saved Pennsylvania from invasion. President Coolidge will address at the Lincoln cemetery site, continuing a presidential tradition. The day emphasizes universal peace and treaties to reduce future wars, honoring soldiers who died in 1861.
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Tax Reduction Sparks Auto Price Cut Across Nation
The new national tax reduction bill signed by President Coolidge repeals the three per cent auto tax, signaling immediate price cuts on several car makes and halts anticipated rises. The repeal shifts a long standing policy, easing the nickel burden on motorists and drivers across states.
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Tax relief for gasoline hits workers and industry alike
Le v ies and a gasoline tax push raise costs for families, even modest incomes. The tax reduction bill aims to ease an unjust burden, boost industry, and create jobs, with the automobile sector likely to be the first to benefit through lowered costs and greater employment opportunities.
Poem Fragments Reflecting War and Peace Imagery
A fragmented verse evokes olden wars and green lands after conflict. It contrasts fire and sword with peace and growth, noting children of the sword passing, smiling, and finding deep corn along the battlefield, attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson.
What's What in Washington
Charles P Stewart analyzes the 1920 style political convention scene with Kansas City and Houston as focal points He discusses possible outcomes draft plans for Coolidge Herb and Al and the impact of static at Democratic gatherings The piece notes tentative predictions and the likely realignment implications for the parties
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest in New York City
A compact bearing of Edgar A. Guest shows New York City as a forge of contrasts. The poem contrasts beauty and ugliness, splendor and squalor, bustle with weariness, and a city that captures both joy and sorrow in daily life. Broadway shines amid the gritty edges of urban existence.
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Peter's Adventures with Trumpeter and Mex
In a grassy grove two birds, Trumpeter the watch dog bird and Mex the dog, discuss feeding, guarding duties, and friendships with visiting Bobolinks. Trumpeter boasts, Mex jokes about driving sheep, and a quiet tension hints at who truly leads the flock.
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Living and Loving by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A discussion on future gender roles in romance and dating etiquette. Readers write in with questions about pursuing affection, popularity, and handling shy or unresponsive partners in a period voice reflecting social norms. The column blends advice with snippets of letters from youths and concerns about romance norms.
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Agents Handle Manuscripts Says Diary of a New Yorker
A New Yorker column explains why writers should use professional literary agents. Most magazines and publishers reject unsolicited manuscripts, opting to work through agents or approach authors directly. Editors save time by dealing with agents, while only about 1 of 100 manuscripts accepted from roughly 300 weekly submissions.
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Diet Health and Acne Treatments Including Diet and X Ray Notes
The article outlines acne treatment through diet reducing starches sugars and oils, plus skin cleansing routines using soap and hot water. It mentions comedone extraction and sulfur or boracic acid treatments, cautions against milk as a cleanser, and notes X Ray and ultraviolet therapies as possible options, with vaccine work referenced.
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Chandlers Valley 1924 Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday
May 29 1924 Rev C A Dennig will preach the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of Chandlers Valley on Sunday June 1. Two Warren girls Miss Bernice Parm er and Miss Elizabeth Plane are graduates in 1924 at the Buffalo hospital of the Charity. Many windows in the business district are decorated in observance of the holiday. Chief Cornplanter Post American Legion will lead Memorial Day Services at Russell Saturday afternoon.
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Memorial Day parade car committee chair named
On May 29 1926 Dr W C DeForest was announced as chairman of the committee securing cars for the Memorial Day parade. Herbert Lindquist a Warren High School graduate has been appointed captain of the football squad at California Normal School.
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Warren High to award W’s to 34 athletes
May 29, 1927 announcement lists fifteen Warren High baseball candidates and nineteen track athletes as recipients of "W's" in a ceremony announced this morning. The event is noted to be at Swanson by Pelham, in Warren, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Feali.
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Tourists spend over 11W million in Canada last year
The United States travelers reportedly spent more than 11W,000,000 in Canada last year with most not straying far from the border. The item also references aviation and public health notes and urges readers to mail for two pamphlets on reducing and gaining weight, including a self addressed stamped envelope in requests.
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