Memorial for Harding Aims to Erect National Shrine
The article outlines plans for a Warren G Harding memorial, including a mausoleum at Marion Ohio and a shrine to preserve his papers and works. It proposes establishing a Warren G Harding chair and endowing diplomacy studies with a total fund of 3 060 000 dollars supported by prominent political figures and institutions.
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Calvin Coolidge
Charles £. Tinghes
John W. Weeks
Harry S. New
Hubert Work
James J. Davis
Andrew W. Mellon
Harry M. Daugherty
Edwin Denby
Henry ©. Wallace
Herbert Hoover
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
Charles EB. Sawyer
D. Richard Crissinger
Charles G. Dawes
Edward B. McLean
John Barton Payne
Fred W. Upham
John Hays Hammond
George B. Christian, Jr
Hoke Donahan
James P. Prendergast
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Florence Kling Harding
Salil Mausoleum
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Mt. Vernon Avenue
United States
A Harding Shrine Memorial Group Formed
An organization named the Harding Memorial association has been incorporated to build a national memorial for Warren G. Harding honoring his life and service to the United States after his death.
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Warren G. Harding
The
Harding Memorial Association
Encle Sam in Europe urged to aid reparations debate
The article argues America is unfairly accused of aloofness while offering impartial study of reparations. It lists debts owed by 17 European nations to the U.S. totaling 11.537 billion, with interest adding about 1.5 million daily, and notes Britain’s long-term funding. It ends by noting open literary contests for local students and state societies.
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Encle Sam
America
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo
Esthenia
Greece
Armenia
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
Hungary
Europe
England
Uncle Sam
Imth
Health column on wound care and diabetes Q and A
William M Brady M D presents a health column advising wound care with air exposure for minor wounds and parffin wax or petrolatum coverings. It covers aseptic dressing timing, glucose testing guidance, Benedicts and Fehling tests, and answers on diabetes lifestyle questions.
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Etroleum
What Iowa Means to Me Essay Contest Prizes Announced
The contest offers three groups with prizes of 150, 110, and 50 dollars, plus a 100 dollar super-prize for the best essay. Entries are limited to 2000 words and must be truthful. Writers are urged to begin early, write with earnest effort, and enjoy the process.
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Iowa
Apprentices and Education in Iowa Editors
The Sibley Tribune laments a shortage of apprentices as compulsory education laws push youths toward higher wages and away from learning trades. It urges schools to boost vocational training to steer youths into productive trades, arguing that future communities need busy mechanics more than many professionals.
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Sibley Tribune
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Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson at the Music Box Review
Imoogene learns of plans as Andrew resists a late night out. He lists multiple obligations and urges that they stay in, arguing they must avoid the Chantlinds and reserve time for a lodge meeting, an old friend, poker guests, and a home gathering.
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Imoogene
Andrew
Imogene
Music Box
Chantlinds
Europe
Bright Angel
Grand Canyon
Paris
London
Chantlands
Abe Martin recalls childhood days at a busy lighting home
The piece describes Abe Martin reflecting on simpler times while an ex-kaiser works nearby and his wife acts reluctant to help. The scene centers on a small, bustling home full of activity as memories flash back to youth.
Brain Tests by Sam Lotd
Three youths Tom Dick and Harry travel from Quogue to Montauk Point 43 1 3 miles. They split driving walking and pacing to land all three at Montauk fastest.
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Sam Lotd
Tom
Harry
Quogue
Montauk Point
Iistance
Montauk
Tome
Disk
Mike
Fcr
Pius
Notating a quarrel over Europe and the Chantlands trip
A domestic quarrel unfolds as Audrey and Imo Gene debate leaving for the Chantlands while others recall Europe trips. Imogene laments souvenir chatter and weary ranting about postcards and sights, insisting no more Europe talk and preferring alternatives tonight.
Ain't It a Grand and GloriOus Feelin Up The Upstairs Footsteps
A reader describes living in a noisy apartment building with non soundproof walls and hear every footstep from the upstairs family, expressing frustration and humor in a local column.
Sabra Kenton Schemes to Save Ralph in a Fatal Love Triangle
Sabra Kenton, a radiant 40 year old heiress with a doomed illness, plots to rescue Ralph Notingham from Olga Notingham by manipulating her husband Kenton and revealing a plan to keep beauty and charm until her death. Marie aids the scheme as Sabra confronts love, youth, and mortality in a metropolitan drama.
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Relph Kopton
Eireum
Sabra Moore
Marines
Ralph Taen
Belknap
Sabra
Ralph
Kenton
Metropolis
Glen Notingham
Sabie
Olga
Tvas
Marie
Mrs. Kenton
Louise
Claire
tJeader
John
Dr. Ellis
Sabra Jy
Sabrai
Lfe
Miss Sabra
Marie Ad
Shim
Belne Gay
Rose
The Sandman Story Ends In a Soldier Boy Makeover
Slim Jim a thin knitted doll loves Marie the French doll in a playroom tale. After a rainy day of whispered love and a bold confession he is renamed Soldier Boy by his little mistress. He appears with a fur cap a blue cane and gold braid as he leaves the corner forever.
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Marie Dall
Soldier Hoy
Marie
Soldier Boy
Slim Jim
Martie
Maria Dall
Jim
Pretty Marie
Slim
Hig Litte
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions
Questions from readers about nature topics are answered in this column. The column invites inquiries on general interest nature subjects and directs readers to send questions to the Nature Notes Department.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin
Nature Notes
Why Do Water Pipes Burst When They Freeze
A reader explains that water expands as it freezes, deforming and splitting iron pipes and even rocks. The piece also notes hens may eat broken eggs to clean nests and describes communal nest building like the Sociable Grosbeak of South Africa. A London police report cites a man swearing unconstrained in his sleep.
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Darling
Star
Chantlands
Europe
Audrey
Imo Gene
Andrew
St. Mark’s
Grand Canal
Venice
Interlachen
United States
Atlantic City
Brent
Hans
South Africa
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