Republican Ticket Names Prioritized for 1932 Election
The slate lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as running mate and includes David A. Reed as U S Senator Edward Martin as state treasurer Charles A Waters as auditor general William D Porter as supreme court judge T C Cochran for Congress and A W Mumford for assembly the names indicate the ticket and key statewide offices.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
The Motor Industry Trends and 1927 Production Decline
The Department of Commerce data show a 20 percent drop in U S motor vehicle output in 1927 from 1925 levels, with 3 335 805 passenger cars and trucks produced, mainly in low priced models. Ford has resumed output and 1928 prospects look favorable, while replacements and exports offer growth opportunities amid congestion and aging stock.
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Department of Commerce
Ford
United States
George Soule
Ace
Particuy
Soule
Direction for Automotive Growth Through Early Production Figures
The passage traces growth from 4 192 cars in 1899 with wholesale value 4 899 443 to 1926 output of 4 428 286 cars and wholesale value 3 163 756 076. It questions whether extensive trials, type selection, and production methods would have occurred and if consumer usage would have been deeply developed.
Franco British pact may shape US naval balance at sea
Editor notes examine how the Franco-British naval agreement could affect United States Navy interests. It recalls 1910s arms-limitation logic, warned United States faces rival cruisers and capital ships, and speculates Washington may be forced into further reductions or new pacts to keep pace.
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Stewart
United States Navy
Washington
Great Britain
France
Uncle Nam
Navy Department
Europe
Kellogg
United States
America
Hughes
Britain
Japan
Italy
Rodney
Nelson
Naval
Congress
Boulder Dam
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A bypath stroll contrasts wealth and rank with simple life. The speaker notes that on a quiet walk away from pomp the world remains unchanged and no one complains of poverty or social distance. The poem ends musing on whether people have grown too refined.
Penguin Island and the noisy shore scene
A Cormorant recalls a cousin penguin’s sea voyage and how Papa and Mama penguins work hard to feed him. Sonny Bunny longs to roam beyond the clover field while Mrs. Gray Rabbit warns of foxes and hawks nearby as dangers loom for roamers.
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Papa
Mama Penguin
Penguin
Sonny Bunny
Mrs. Gray Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Sharp- Eye
Living and Loving by Virginia Lee MES
A reader asks about age gaps in marriage and the social stigma of an older wife. The columnist advises against marrying a younger man, noting practicality and hurt from taunts, and suggests reframing feelings to a siblinglike affection.
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MES
Virginia Lee
The Diary of a New Yorker Observations and Notions
The diary notes New York clannishness among state societies and native groups, describes visitors' limited view of city sights, profiles Detective H. F. Cordes of the NYPD, and outlines how movie studios build a sound morgue for future uses. It ends with a critique of a rich woman spending vast sums on a lap dog and a man’s costly attire.
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New York
H. F. Cordes
Eight years not a barrier in love says columnist
The writer muses that if a past partner returns after years and professes deep love, a reunion might be worth the risk. She downplays age as eight years is a small matter and asserts that women do not age in modern times.
Antitoxic laxative diet and pressure cookers in nutrition
Discussion of antitoxic laxative diets used in sanitaria to avoid flesh foods and favor whole grains, vegetables, and fruit. Notes on vegetarian and facto pro vegetarian approaches, fresh foods, and supplements. Queries about pressure cookers versus other methods, vitamin preservation, and cooking practices for vegetables.
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Hess
Boorman New Boys' Work Secretary Arrives in Warren
Harvey J. Boorman, new boys' work secretary of the Warren Y M C A, is expected to arrive in Warren today from Franklin. Peter Peterson of Seattle, a Warren native who left twenty three years ago, is visiting Warren for several days.
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Harvey J. Boorman
The
Warren Y. M. GC. A
Warren
Franklin
Peter Peterson
Seattle
Washington
Stone Lones home case set for new trial
Judge Albert S. Heck of Potter county rules a retrial for the Stone Lones home case. Four people were injured in an auto accident west of the New York Central crossing at Star Brick when the car struck a culvert last evening.
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Stone Lones
Albert S. Heck
Potter County
New York Central Crossing
Star Brick
Milford King Injured at E. F. Baker Mill
Milford King of Jackson Run was hospitalized at Warren General today for injuries from work at the E. F. Baker mill. Doris English of Kinzua was discharged from Warren General hospital on Wednesday.
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Milford King
Jackson Run
Warren General Hospital
E. F. Baker Mill
Doris English
Kinzva
Kennedy and Rudolph to Attend Altoona Races on Labor Day
Paul Kennedy and William Rudolph plan to attend the automobile races at Altoona on Labor Day. A series to decide the Warren county championship is being arranged by Nypean Furniture of the Industrial League and Youngsville.
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Paul Kennedy
William Rudolph
Altoona
Warren County
Nypean Furniture
Industrial League
Youngsville
Fragmentary OCR describes ornate shoes and Mercury item
An OCR fragment mentions a woman with gem-studded heels costing 5000 dollars per pair and a fleeting reflection on the American Mercury and a pin passed to a servant. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or events.
Forgetful Letters and Help for Morphine Addiction
The writer notes letters lacking signatures and self-addressed stamped envelopes. Advice urges contacting the County Medical Society for a list of doctors who can treat morphine addiction and considers institutional care for loved ones.
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County Medical Society
The
Counts Medical Society
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