Republican ticket names for 1932 national election
The slate lists President Herbert Hoover with Vice President Charles Curtis, Senator David A. Reed, State Treasurer Edward Martin, Auditor General Charles A. Waters, Supreme Court Judge William D. Porter, Congress candidate T. C. Cochran, and Assembly member A. W. Mumford.
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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
Ford and Henry Ford Museum Village Near Dearborn
The Old City Derrick reports Henry Ford plans a living museum near Dearborn Michigan. The village will host real residents who will use authentic furniture and tools to recreate domestic and industrial life from colonial times through later days. Buildings transplanted from local sites will form a village green with authentic interiors.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Oid
Ford
Jg Ford
John Colidge s Job
Young John Coolidge has not yet decided his future, leaving Brule for the East. He contemplates visiting a young lady and seeks a job, while his parents’ discretion avoids premature speculation about his ambitions and the path he will choose.
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John Coolidge
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Brule
East
John
Coolidge
White House
Adams and Coolidge Reflections on Personal Destiny
The passage discusses John Coolidge’s desire for privacy to pursue his own path, noting that Adams may have regrets yet should not reproach him. It emphasizes Coolidge’s need for independence as he seeks to shape his future.
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Adams
John Coolidge
What in Washington Between Hoover and Smith
In Washington column the turf war between Kid Hoover and Battling Al Smith is framed as a political bout. The piece notes the two weeks’ delay before Smith’s appearance as a tactical opening, contrasts defensive Republican strategy with aggressive Democratic pressure, and predicts a hard fought, nontechnical campaign rather than a pure show match.
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Kid Hoover
al Smith
Smith
Hoover
Houston
The Bridegroom and the Bride in Celestial Color
Poem describes a nun or devotee’s longing for purity and union with the divine. Sacred imagery of snowy robes, pale taper, and stars frames the soul approaching heavenly doors where the Bridegroom awaits. Ancient echoes of Tennyson convey spiritual ascent and eternal Sabbath.
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Ashesven
Lord Tennyson
A Little Girl and Her Sticky Jam Hands
Poem by Edgar A. Guest about a six year old girl making a mess with strawberry jam and chocolate. The speaker mentions stains on sleeves and a necktie as signs of a happy, busy child and cheerful household chaos. The tone is affectionate and humorous.
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Mother
Pelican and Hawk clash in a seaside tale of theft
In the tale Peter asks about Pelican a seabird and Hawk the sneaky thief. Captain Cormorant recalls a dramatic moment as a fish basket is plundered and Pelican trembles at the hawk. The discussion shifts to Pelican's diving and penguin swimming lessons.
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Pelican
Cormorant
Pelhem
Hawk
Peter
Bobolink
Cousin Pelican
Mrs. Bobolink
Living and Loving Advice Columns by Mrs. Virginea Lee
A reader asks about balancing friendship and dating with a 14 year old and a 16 year old friend who disapproves of visiting boys. Mrs. Lee suggests dividing time to avoid conflict and weighing selfishness against enjoying social needs. A second reader seeks guidance on testing love in a two year engagement and handling jealousy and future commitments. The column also covers male guests, usher procedures, and who should initiate correspondence and how.
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Kitten
Billy
Sights of New York City From The Diary of a New Yorker
A collection of vivid vignettes about late night theater streets a Harlem poultry house bustling with on sight butchering a bustling subway tunnel a pink jacketed newspaper crew and Broadway first nights. It notes immigrant signage in shops tailors favors Argentines visiting New York and a wary warning about sight seeing buses and crowd delays.
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New York
Harlem
149Th Street
Bridge
14Th Street
54Th Street
Broadway
Eighth Avenue
Ambascador
Ici
Parle Francaise
South America
Europe
Paris
Buenos Aires
Travel Safe For High Altitude Drives Question
A reader asks if it is safe for a woman with blood pressure to travel over mountain grades reaching 7 000 feet or more. The letter from Mrs C notes concerns about travel health and altitude effects.
Leonhart Building Sold to New York Parties
A deal completed September 4 1925 transfers ownership of the Leonhart building to New York parties after a period of negotiation. An old fashioned balloon ascension and parachute drop will be daily at the Warren County Fair this year. David Dale of Kinzwa fractured his leg roller skating yesterday. William J Carlson of Hemlock dispatched two rattlesnakes five and a half feet long Friday.
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Leonhart Building
New York
Warren County
David Dale
Kinzwa
William J. Carlson
Hemlock
Registration books returned by assessors for 1927
Assessors on September 5 returned their registration books to Commissioners' Clerk George Leavy. The Dorcas class of the First Presbyterian church will hold an all day meeting in the church boys room on Friday.
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George Leavy
Dorcas
First Presbyterian Church
Dinner Stories and Medical Musings from Public Life
The piece blends social commentary on sightseeing travel and fashion with health notes on blood pressure altitude sickness and obesity. It discusses mountain sickness risks, factors raising blood pressure, and the reassurance that high altitude need not harm occasional travelers. It also offers advice on weight reduction and diabetes care.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
Twe Editross Daily
Wetwore
Henry H. Bassett
B. G. Chapel
Henry Bassett
BG. Chapel
B. W. Cousins
Fred 0. Eaton
A. , Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. R- van Cleve
B.D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Frank E. Ford
J. B. Vea Cleve
Howard L. Schaltheis
Newa
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
National Advertising
Business Office
News Room
Warren
Roosevelt Warren Highway
Republican
Ford's Museum
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Calvin
Davis
ST. Agnes' Eye
Convent-Roof
Edgar A. Guest
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincext
Mrs
Virginea Lee
Mrs. Lee
Peggy
Wenry
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Fifth Avenue
Coney Island
Chinatown
Ould Hunt Peters
Mrs. C
Emil Frey
Bucher Mills
Harvey J. Boorman
New Boys Work Secretary
the. M. C. A
Pikes Peak
Barker
Pike's Peak
Army
Lulu Hunt Peters
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