Duty to Vote and the Coming Election Pressures
Charley Hebner argues women may add 20 to 25 million voters at the next general election, creating new logistical challenges at polls. Officials will face more officers, ballots, and booths, and vote counting may begin at polling hours to gauge results. A British writer notes voting is a duty, not just a right, and stresses citizenship obligations beyond merely marking ballots.
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Charley Hebner
Charley
Helene
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
In a poem from a late night frame Mason muses on illness and gratitude. He recalls waking from a carefree dream to find nine diseases tormenting him, a stroke of irony that turns gentle humor into a rueful meditation on health and resilience.
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Walt Mason
Duty to vote and defend citizen rights
The article urges every American citizen of voting age to perform the duty of going to the polls on election day. It emphasizes choosing the party and candidate that best upholds the nation's welfare and warns nonparticipants lose the right to complain about outcomes.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
No clear single headline from the fragment
The passage reflects editorial commentary on political campaigns and public behavior, including remarks on rent advertising and reactions to election figures, with a critical note on a habit of noisy behavior near churches or hospitals. The source mixes Opinion and quotes without a coherent event.
Bargains Remain in U S Liberty Bonds Amid Odd Ads
Late quotations reveal rare bargains still in Liberty Bonds. A ninety horsepower limousine draws attention while a high stepping team of horses underscores the era’s flair. A Washington lady begs not to publish her ad.
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U. S
Too Much Johnson on Screen at Fox Next With Bryant Washburn
The 25 year old Gillette farce Too Much Johnson arrives on screen at the Fox for a Saturday showing starring Bryant Washburn. Augustus Billings sails into a Mexico yacht trip with a flirtation and a jealous mother in law triggering comic mix ups that Washburn navigates with a clever ruse. Lois Wilson leads with Adele Farrington Monte Blue and C H Geldart in supporting roles directed by Donald Crisp for Paramount Artcraft.
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William Gillette
Johnson
Fox
Bryant Washburn
Mr. Gillette
Augustus Billings
Mexico
Billings
Lois Wilson
Mr. Washburn
Adele Farrington
Monte Blue
C. H. Geldart
Paramount
Donald Crisp
Walter Wilde Wins Peoria Boat Race
Walter Wilde pilots the Meteor III to victory in the Peoria Yacht Club regatta setting a Peoria lake course record at 45 mph. The event crowned Peoria the western speed boat champion as local boats Cadillacs II and III trailed in the fast classes.
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Peoria
Walter Wilde
Mr. Wilde
Peoria Lake
Walter B. Wilde
Travis
Ingham
Barney
Cadillac
Wilde
Hair Dye Use Ruled Out Among Chinese Women
A brief note states that hair dyes are not used by Chinese women as their hair is uniformly black and only grays in extreme old age, implying no dyed hair common among the group.
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Silder
Shannon
Bruch Cowden
Washington, Town
E. Main Street
Washington
Mutual
Sone
Abe Martin
Cox
Sioux City Journal
The
Oskaloosa Herald
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Kellogg’s
McElhinney Drug Co
T. R. Phillips
Sherman Brothers
Klein Klothing Kompany
Washington Evening Journal
Firestone Tire
Firestone
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