Coolidge Portrait From a Newsman's Close Range Experience
A Washington observer recounts days surrounding President Harding’s death and Calvin Coolidge’s rise, detailing Coolidge’s first nights, oath, reception, and daily routine. The article notes Coolidge’s plain dress, brisk public walks, disciplined schedule, and practical, direct speech, contrasting with the famed silent image. It also covers media operations and Coolidge’s first public conferences with correspondents.
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Visiting a Mountain Home in Blowing Rock
A resident recalls two weeks in Blowing Rock enjoying Southern hospitality. The trip featured drives to Boone Linville and Montezuma along a road around Grandfather Mountain near Mount Mitchell, the Blue Ridge’s highest peak.
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Elevator sighting sparks mis identification of president
Witness describes stepping from the Presidential floor and confusing the waiting crowd with a mistaken impression of the president-elect. The lookalike had a 5 foot 10 inch frame a red hair and a Panama hat, not matching Roosevelt Taft Wilson or Harding.
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