Harding Cabinet Suffered Nothing in Fair Weighing
Washington dispatch debates how Harding’s cabinet measures up to past ones. Mark Sullivan notes the standard is previous cabinets and that public judgment varies on omissions and inclusions. Hughes faces comparison with Knox and Foot, while Root’s experience is strong but not sole test of merit.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Mr. Harding
Ges. Wood
Elihu Root
Harry Daugherty
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Wilson
Colby
Lansing
Bryan
Knox
Taft
Hoot
Roosevelt
Knoxs
League of Nations
Knox Hughes
Foot
Root
Presidential candidate analysis and cabinet prospects
The passage weighs Hughes, Root, Hoover, and Weeks for presidential suitability. It argues Hughes' broad public recognition and character, Root's foreign-relations experience, Hoover's proven cabinet leadership, and Weeks' proven administrative grasp of post office, banking, and military affairs, noting Weeks' local disapproval yet Washington esteem.
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Hughes
Hoover
Weeks
Eliott Root
Massachusetts
Senate
Washington
House
Top Shop Financial Sketch From Partial Ledger Entry
A fragmented excerpt from a ledger shows entries including amounts such as 450.00 and 2,024.00 and sums around 595,712.16. The fragment mentions ITORES 1920 and TOP SHOP, suggesting a retail or accounting snippet with unclear context and multiple figures.
Chiropractic Cure Promised By Adjusted Spine
An educational ad explains chiropractic treats the cause of constipation by removing nerve interference. It describes how misaligned spinal joints press nerves, weaken vigor, and how hand adjustments restore alignment allowing Nature to heal. The piece promotes chiropractors and contact details in several towns.
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Rights
Industry, politics, and personnel in national cabinet shifts
The piece analyzes Hays as a reforming efficiency expert and Denby for morale in the Navy, notes concerns about Daugherty and Fall, praises Mellon's experience for the Treasury, and weighs potential conflicts of interest with big corporations, signaling a transition as income tax returns near.
Government faces shortfall to pay bills this year
Fragmentary text notes the government will have considerably less money than needed to cover expenses in the year. It includes an advertisement line about insurance and an odd author credit and garbled contact details, reflecting a damaged OCR newspaper fragment.
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The
New York Evening Post, Inc
Coughs and Colds That Hang On Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Father John's Medicine as a safe, alcohol-free tonic to relieve persistent coughs and long-standing colds. It claims the product soothes breathing passages, removes impurities, and rebuilds strength, suitable for all family members.
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Father John
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Other Remedies Noted
An old report traces Dr. Pierce’s medical career from Piirahis to Buffalo where he marketed Favorite Prescription nationwide over fifty years ago. It cites widespread sales, testimonials from women, and products like Golden Medical Discovery, Pleasant Pellets, and Anuric as tonics and laxatives addressing women’s ailments and kidney symptoms.
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Piirahis
United States
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
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