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Coolidge renomination seen as continuation of policies
The piece notes President Coolidge holds broad public trust for careful economy and incumbent administration. Ralph H. Cameron predicts renomination despite Coolidge’s denial, arguing business interests prefer continuation of policies and that party leaders will rally to prevent a Breach. A Washington jail anecdote follows.
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By the Way editor notes local clergy moving to Beaver Falls
The Rev. K RK Doverspike who led the Clarendon Evangelical church for years will leave next week for Beaver Falls to pastor there. He and Mrs Doverspike are active evangelists and he has chaired the Warren County Sunday School Association. Warren Kiwanians hosted Corry guests with Rev Jimmy Ware to speak and a golf tournament at the Corry Country Club. Also a note warns motorists about improper headlights as the highway patrol and state department issue warnings.
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Warren
Sheffield
Beaver Falls
E. V
Doverspike
Warren County Sunday School Association
Doversmire
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National Petroleum Association
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Legal Highway Patrol
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Malaria History and Mosquito Control in Italy
A reader’s note recounts malaria history and the Italian royal government’s new malariaology school in Rome studying climate, flora, fauna, and transmission. It discusses quinine prophylaxis, mosquito life cycles, natural enemies like fish, and female mosquitoes needing blood for egg development, with broader musings on daily life and local events.
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Italy
Rome
Severan
Rosenau
Ross
Balkan States
Red Cross
Poppscock
Random quotes from local papers mix in old slogans
Snippets from Bradford Era and other papers lament advertising boosts and campaign chatter. A radio political pitch is questioned for genuine impact while motorists observe traffic tail warnings. A quip about biscuits versus gas miles reflects changing times and attitudes.
Warren High School to Receive Carleton Davis Memorial Cup
Windsor Cousins, class of 1919 president, will formally present the Carleton Davis memorial cup to Warren Public School authorities tomorrow morning. Also noted: thirty six canes on the list for trial at the next Warren county civil court term.
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Windsor Cousins
Warren High School
Carleton
Warren County
Kellygrams on parents and child discipline in satire
The column ridicules parental vanity and the idea of subjugating children. It argues that marriage and family life arose from tribal belief in superiority, and condemns harsh physical punishment as cruel while noting adults may excuse their own faults. It laments children ungratefully resisting filial expectations.
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Biljens
Hieath
What’s What in Washington and New York Sightseers
A New York report highlights reporters covering a Dempsey Sharkey fight from opposite arena sides and confirming each other’s views via a Western Union flash. The columnster observes shoppers in Macy’s and McCreery’s, mocking aging vanity and perceived decline of home life, while condemning aging women’s makeup and fashion trends.
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New York
Boston
Western Union
Fiji Avenue
McCreery's
Quiet Evenings and Letting the Soul Be Alone
Edger Goes writes of preferring quiet evenings with a book over constant social bustle. Some relish radio shows, others rides, yet the speaker longs for solitude away from men, letting the hat stay on the hook as a neglected book awaits. Occasional calls from friends are welcome, but the soul seeks solitary time.
Housewife By Marjorie Krawlings
A domestic poem narrated by a housewife named Susan Jenks who abandons her chores to take a spontaneous ride with a friend. The speaker revels in temptation and admits being drawn into playful distraction despite the urge to finish housework.
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Susan Jenks
Flint
Manning
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