Republican ticket slate for 1932 presidential election
Hoover and Curtis top the Republican ticket with David A. Reed as U S Senator Edward Martin as state treasurer Charles A Waters as auditor general William D Porter as judge of the supreme court T C Cochran for Congress and A W Mumford for assembly, representing party candidates across 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
Campaign Meeting in Omaha Shapes 1932 Race
The article discusses a pivotal Omaha address by Governor Al Smith detailing farm relief plans and possible endorsements of the McNary Haugen bill. It notes the high stakes of pleasing both western farmers and the industrial east while observing Hoover’s Newark speech framing tariffs and immigration as key to prosperity.
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Omaha
al Smith
New York
Smith
Houston
Hoover
Newark
New Jersey
Herbert Hoover
America
Red Cross Appeal Urges Prompt Puerto Rico Aid
Warren calls for generous response to the Red Cross appeal for Porto Rico funds and supplies. With ships already carrying food medicine and gear after a tropical cyclone, relief is needed to combat famine and disease and sustain inhabitants amid emergency. The American Red Cross is presented as valuable in this crisis.
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Warren
Red Cross
Porto Rico
American Red Cross
Charity Fund Plea Highlights Universal Duty
The appeal emphasizes unselfish devotion to duty and notes millions rely on the aid provided. Despite frequent fund pleas, this one is framed as essential, arguing that giving brings real satisfaction after personal needs. It stresses funds aid distress and contrasts spending on amusements with charitable assistance.
John Q Tilson and the Washington hustle
New York dispatch portrays congressman John Q Tilson of Connecticut as a shrewd backroom power and eastern Republican organizer. As house majority floor boss he shapes policy while avoiding spotlight, sneaking into the White House via the areaway to guard secrecy and credit for actions.
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New York
John Q. Tilson
John Q
Tilson
Connecticut
New England
House of Representatives
Iear Reader
Brown, Jones and Robinson
First
Second
Steenth
Podunk
Lesser
White House
Brahma Poem Echoes Doubt and Divine Flight
A compact reading of Emerson's verse on Brahma. The speaker addresses a seeker to find Brahma within and reject heaven, claiming inner wings and a unity of shadow and light. The poem asserts the vanishing gods reveal true fame and the self as enduring.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The hare and the turtle tale reappears as a modern parable about the slow plodder who steadily learns to work. A brilliant youth with easy mastery fails to persist, while the industrious class keeps at tasks and rises, proving effort surpasses innate smartness.
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Sluggard
Albatross Plot Stir Onr Shipboard Tale
In a nautical tale the crew plans to catch an Albatross using blubber and a cord while the Albatross and a companion bird fear for friends. The captain doubts the plan but the fishermen cheer, believing an Albatross foretells luck for the voyage.
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Cormorant
Min
Albatross
Bill
Living and Loving Advice for Teens by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A column offering guidance on teen relationships and dating with advice to keep cheerful, handle love triangles, and navigate parental consent. Includes reader questions from girls in their teens about going out with boys, age differences, and attending dances, with Mrs. Lee urging respectful choices and parental boundaries.
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Virgenia Lee
Mrs. Lee
P. S
New York DiaryWarns Against Estate Scams and Musical Schemes
In a Sept 18 diary note, readers learn how far off estates with no heirs lure inquiries and fees from hopeful claimants. The piece warns of fake fortunes tied to common names and outlines how confidence games prey on rural readers seeking wealth from mythical New York estates. It also discusses naive music career scams and parental pressures on gifted youths, urging caution and local focus over grand promises.
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New York
Wall Street
Broadway
Jonly
Smith
Jones
Brown
Williams
Cohen
Fiano
Farrar
Lexington
Kankakee
Gem
Busy Bee
Diet and Health for the Factory Girl on Reducing
A reader asks how factory workers, especially women with labor, can reduce weight. The columnist outlines a concrete plan: daily intake around 800 to 1,000 calories, emphasizes meal structure with vegetables, fruit, skim or buttermilk, lean protein, and careful portioning. Aims to replace high calorie snacks with balanced meals and suggests progression toward the Roman Method.
Ten new members join High School Debate Club
On September 18, 1924 ten new members were admitted to the High School Debating club: Pearl Schulman, Josephine Robinson, Florence Robinson, Anne Ponsky, Gladys Brown, Paul Birthard, Dwight Thompson, H. E. Cable, Dorothy Dewell and Clarence Pierce. A new store named Win Rose Shape is to be opened at 223 Liberty St.
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High School
Pearl Schulman
Josephine Robinson
Florence Robinson
Anne Ponsky
Gladys Brown
Paul Birthard
Dwight Thompson
H. E. Cable
Dorothy Ewell
Clarence Pierce
Liberty St
Warren Weather Delays No Affects In Severe Storm
September 18, 1925 President George H. Miller of the Y M G A reported Secretary Kottcamp declined a call from the National Y M C council and would stay in Warren. The town was struck by a severe electrical storm with heavy rain but no damage from lightning.
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E. D. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred CG. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. R. van Cleve
BE. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Frank R. Ford
Howard L. Schultheis
Warren
Warren Weet
George H. Miller
Kottcamp
Y. M. C . Council
First Annual Flower Show at Warre National Bank
September 18, 1926 report covers Warre National Bank hosting the first annual flower show with many exhibits. Life Study Club names Clarence A. Arnold chairman and a six member committee. Rev Harold Stoddard discusses politics in sermon with Can Politics and Religion Mix? topic. One person injured in a car accident. Seven arrested for highway code violations.
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Warre National Bank
Life Study Club
Clarence A. Arnold
Percy D. Bellman
Harold S. Hampson
L. J. Jacee
F. A. Kelier
George Z
Harold Stoddard
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Palo Alto
Doc
Moses
Brahma
Edgar A. Guest
Turtle
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Lulu Bant Peters
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