Pedicord reports disappearing woods and southern sights
Pedicord writes of his Florida visit and travels through the South. He notes thinning forests in Kentucky and Georgia, cotton fields in Tennessee, and a rising problem of pitch tapping harming trees. In Florida he describes St. Augustine, Port Marion dungeon, Daytona ruins, Plant City strawberry centers, and Tarpon Springs sponge market, plus citrus and orange prices. He plans to visit Cuba and the Isle of Pines.
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Pedicord
Waterloo
Florida
Kentucky
Euis
Tennessee
Nashville
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Georgia
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Pedborg
Plorida
St. Augustine
Port Marion
Daytona
Tampagy
Tampa
Tarpon Springs
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Hughes Could Become U.S. Dictator If Election Stalemate
A United Press analysis argues Charles E. Hughes could rule the United States for four years without a vote. It explains how an electoral deadlock between Democrats Republicans and a possible third party could lead to the secretary of state assuming power, with the constitution guiding succession rules and potential court interpretations.
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U.S
A. J. W.T. Mason
United Press
New York
Charles i. Hughes
United States
Congress
Coolidge
Hurhes
Washington
Washinton
Demoo Erate
Othe
House of Representatives
House
Tires
Supreme Court
Tsat
Charles E. Hughes
Senate Ghail
Senate
Maron
Charles
Prophecy of doubled toast from Merit Bread offer
An optimistic note promises families will eat twice as much toast once they try Merit Bread. It urges visitors to call the bakery or mail a coupon with $1.97 to obtain a bargain toaster.
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