Republican Ticket Card Names Hoover Curtis Reed Martin Waters Porter
A historical electoral slate lists national and state offices with candidates Herbert Hoover for president Charles Curtis for vice president David A Reed for United States senator Edward Martin for state treasurer Charles A Waters for auditor general Williams D Porter for judge of supreme court T C Cochran for congress and A W Mumford for assembly.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
Williams D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
A. W. Mumford
Campaign mood shifts as Maine backs Republicans big
In a sweeping Maine victory for a Republican governor and senator, Democrats face a harsh November reality. The piece notes Smith’s eastern base may falter in the west where Hoover’s appeal grows, and discusses farm voters demanding concrete relief rather than rhetoric. Hoover builds strength as Smith weighs strategy and policy choices for agrarian states.
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Maine
al Smith
Smith
Hoover
New York
Western Plains
Herbert Hoover
White House
Hassell and Cramer Flight Highlights Need for Better Instru
The Erie Times notes the ill fated flight of Hassell and Cramer, drawing a parallel to Merrill and Rome to underscore the need for improved instruction and safer practices in aviation.
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Hassell and Cramer
The
Erie Times
Hassell
Cramer
Merrill
Rome
Rockford short cut eyed for future aerial routes
The report details a failed Greenland flight attempt by Merrill, Ronne, Hassell, and Cramer, who crashed among Greenland ice after drifting off course. Despite two weeks of hardship, they were rescued by Eskimos. The narrative sees potential in the Greenland trek as a new route from the Midwest to Europe, avoiding long water hops and enabling safe forced landings in populated areas.
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Merrill and
Ronne
Hassell
Cramer
Greenland
Mount Evans
Stockholm
Europe
Rockford
Robinson and Curtis shine in party leadership clash
Washington commentary portrays Senators Robinson and Curtis as capable leaders in the presidential nomination drama. It contrasts their steadiness with the stronger figures of Hoover and Smith, praising Robinson’s steady control at the Houston convention and Curtis’s superior leadership in the Senate.
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Washington
Joe Robinson
Robinson
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Claude Bowers
Arkansas Sclon
Alfred E. Smith
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Alfred Smith
Curtis
William Allen White
Smith
United States Senate
Congress
Houston
Keep Your Dreams by Edgar A. Guest
Poem urges holding onto dreams despite aging and facts. Emphasizes childlike wonder, undefiled glory, and the joy of unseen possibilities. The speaker invites readers to build castles in the air and pursue what they wish to know beyond proven truths.
Saved at Sea by Stormy Petre and Petrel
In a perilous storm, Cormorant heeds Stormy Petre’s advice to search for a refuge ship. A distant vessel appears and Petrel urges a calculated, risky landing while Cormorant prepares to drop onto the approaching craft. Petrel’s aid saves the bird, and they part with gratitude and a promise to remember.
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Stormy Petre
Petrel
Cormorant
Tean
Petre
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
Advice column fragment offers informal guidance on romance etiquette and manners. Includes Q responses about handling goblets at table, dining with forks, stacking dishes, apologizing after a breakup, friendships amid romantic interest, usher precedence in theaters, and personal letters among teens.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Diary of a New Yorker on Washington Square Night
An extended diaryish piece paints Washington Square at night with 2 million children playing on sidewalks and the crowded streets of Times Square. It notes welfare views on urban childhood, street scenes with beggars and a dog, and New York superstitions about skyscraper floors and the thirteenth floor.
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New York
Washington Square
Heartbreak and a Stand by Principles Warning
A fragmentary dialogue centers on a broken relationship. The speaker warns that staying with a partner who drinks or punishes with anger risks heartache, urging Bi to let go and seek someone who honors her choices and values. The tone mirrors a personal, cautionary exchange.
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Bill
Diet and Health advice on weight and nutrition from Dr Lulu
Reader shares weight loss via liquid diet, credits Helen Wills, and urges universal nutrition knowledge. Notes include reducing bust size and improved health, plus a request for pamphlets on weight management. Also defines hammer toes, causes, and treatment options from early life to possible surgery.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
Wai~ Ren
Helen Wills
Retrospective from Tribune on Pupils and Club Event
Eight hundred thirty six pupils in the high school and two thousand eighty three in grade schools are noted. The A B C club was entertained last evening by Mrs George Gelacimos at her Liberty street Leonhart building home.
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A. B.C. Club
George Gelacimos
Leonhart Building
Liberty Street
Hanson Electric Service Purchases Betts Heath Building
Clair Hanson of Hanson Electric Service buys the Betts Heath building on Pennsylvania Avenue East. The Blue and White football team will hold a light drill Friday afternoon as they prepare for the season opener on Saturday.
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Betts-Heath
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Clair Hanson
The
Hanson Electric Service
Harvest Home Sunday Observed at First Lutheran Church
G L Ralston of the Gazette Times Pittsburgh returns home after visiting E L Ralston two brothers. Harvest Home Sunday will be observed Sunday at the First Lutheran church. Bread and Forgiveness is the topic of Rev Demig s sermon.
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G. L. Ralston
the Gazette Times
Pittsburgh
E. L. Ralston
First Lutheran Church
Dinner Stories Modern girl rejects house sale for garage
A writer recounts a story of a young woman who dismisses the realtor’s pitch for a home. She lists a life spent in hospitals, colleges, cars, churches, and routines from deli bags to golf, bridges, and movies, concluding she only needs a garage.
No Cheap Stuff in the Park Encounter
An old lady is approached by two urchins who urge a penny for a mock imitation. The taller boy claims his brother is skilled at imitations and will imitate a hen. The woman reacts with amusement as the Jed dismisses the idea and jokes that he will eat a worm.
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