Feed My Sheep and the Children in War Torn Europe
An appeal urging American aid for three and a half million hungry children in war torn Europe. Hoover and the Literary Digest advocate funds to provide coats boots one meal daily. a ten dollar unit helps one child through winter. The Journal pledges to support by sending donations to The Literary Digest Child Feeding Fund.
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Europe
America
Herbert Hoover
United States
Literary Digest
Poland
Latvia
Esia
China
Mr. Hoover
Fourth Avenue
New York
Miss Garnet Moots Faces Ongoing Eye Injury
ABE MARTIN notes Miss Garnet Moots, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tilford Moots, had her eyes hurt by a cork while entering friends last evening. He comments on scents of the era, claiming no match for the old combination of flannel underwear and cashimir bouquet soap.
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Garnet
Tilford
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Parley Victory
The poem lauds the Palmer-Labor win with Parley as standard bearer and future president elect. It mocks rivals, mentions Salt Lake City ties, and hints at political fealty from workers and factions, while rails at plutocrats and treason. Mason concludes with playful asides about readers and community figures.
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Palmer-Labor Party
Par Iey
Wall Street
Parley
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Peter
Mike
Charley
Waldrew
Harding
Wilson
Jimmie Cox
Warr’n
Jim
Woman and daughter aided by unknown man on muddy road
Mrs F Steck and her daughter Mrs Sproatt drive from Iowa City to Washington before election. Bad roads force a stop to fit chains. A well dressed young man offers help and Mrs Sproatt declines with thanks.
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Steel City
Cole’s
Cole Manufacturing Company
McElhinney Furniture CO
U.S
Agen Sanitary Baking Pierre
Columbia
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