CALVIN COOLIDGE PRAISED AS VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
The piece lauds Calvin Coolidge as a strong vice presidential choice, praising his quiet, thoughtful nature, leadership, and reform credentials. It contrasts his demeanor with political rhetoric, highlights his Amherst College achievements, and argues his temperament offers stability and national safety if he joins the White House. It also critiques Governor Cox and discusses League of Nations reservations.
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Calvin Coolidge
Chicago
Calvin Coolddge
Gor. Coolidge
America
Roosevelt
White House
Gov. Coolidge
Long
Massachusetts
Woodrow Wilson
Coolidge
Amherst College
Essex
Tumors and cancer risks from benign growths in health talks
Health talks discuss how benign tumours and scars can become cancerous if untreated, the risks of leaving moles, and the need for expert removal to avoid disfigurement. It notes superficial cancers are easier to identify than deep seated ones and urges health checks after age forty. A Q&A segment addresses anemia and energy, advising full examination and regular rest.
Senator Cummins Addresses Rotary on Transportation Act in Des Moines
Iowa editors report Senator Cummins speaking to the Rotary Club on his transportation act. He described the bill as nonpartisan, noted a 17 member drafting subcommittee with 10 Republicans and seven Democrats, and said the plan would restore railroads without government ownership. He criticized the Plumb plan and urged patriotism and state leadership in railroad reform.
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Cammile
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Rotary Club
Robinson
Arkansas
Pomerenc
Ohio
Cummins
Women Voters Urged to Weigh Both Sides, Says Miss Lipdineul
Miss Fawn Lipdineul voices a bold call to women voters to consider both sides of the issue before casting ballots. Her remark, delivered in a light-hearted tone, emphasizes careful judgment in the upcoming election.
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Taft
Miss Fawn
Friend Wife By ROE FULKERSON
Imogene frets about Andrew's morals not health as she urges churchgoing and moral reform amid humor and marital tension. Andrew teases, deflects, and worries about life insurance, church, and social temptations while dodging deeper commitment. The dialogue sketches a marital stalemate over faith and lifestyle.
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Imogene
Chicka Biddy
Mr. Hyde
Dr. Jekyll
Holly
Srimstone
Royal
Honey
Going For The Best Poem Recited By Frank J Stanton
A nostalgic poem urges faith in better times despite winter storms and troubles. The verse encourages singing together and cherishing memories of May as the world is said to be going for the best.
Church plans amid family care as Andrew smiles
The speaker commits to tending to church and family needs, noting a smile from Andrew as a sign of agreement. The brief exchange implies support and ongoing arrangements within a close-knit household dynamics.
The Sandman Story Knights into the Playroom Night
A knitted gentleman Ned tumbles from his bed and, bravely, explores a silent playroom filled with dolls dogs and bears. A sugar hungry mouse enters seeking a crumb but spots Miss Dolly in paste and perfume. The mouse admires her as he contemplates how to court her while the knitted guardian watches.
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Ned
Dolly
Mr. Mouse
Rover Deniel
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd in a playful riddle piece
A fragmented puzzle page features Sam Loyd style brain teaser content with notes on animal characters and a playful dialogue. It includes toy figures, a mouse, and a mischief tale with questions about embedded meanings and moral twists, all presented in an old timey puzzle voice.
Nature Notes by John Burroughs in 19th century paper
Nature Notes by John Burroughs discusses questions about native red foxes Kentucky blue grass and animal flesh flavor. It includes Q A on birds pursuing prey and the pleasures of studying nature. A observed red squirrel harvests buckeyes by twisting nuts from branches on a autumn morning.
Taxation Without Representation in Benson Nebraska Times
The Benson Nebraska Times argues that northern taxpayers lack voting power in national Democratic ballots. It contends the South dominates federal expenditures with disproportionate electoral influence. The piece warns that voting for the national Democratic ticket amounts to taxation without representation and questions the fairness of sectional vote weighting.
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Benson
South
Congress
North
National Democratic
Government deploys troops in Bucharest rail strike
In Bucharest on October 25 the government ordered military forces to quell rioting amid a general railway strike. The army has taken control of the railways and will use all means including bombs and gas shells to restore order.
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Bucharest
September exports up and imports down
Department of commerce figures for September show exports rose from August by 28 million dollars while imports fell by 156 million. The findings come as analysts note the downward export trend and rising imports have reversed this month. The release also notes council meetings and local city affairs in Washington and Chicago briefs.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Vast mixed classified items and market blurbs
A dense OCR fragment lists London silver prices, New York coffee futures, and assorted classified ads. Items include a government garden tree with an exuding liquor, several real estate and rental notices, vehicle sales, pets, and miscellaneous goods with contact phone numbers and addresses.
Death of August Camarata at age 76
August Camarata died at 3:20 p m after injuries from an automobile wreck four months earlier. He was 76, born in Italy, lived with relatives in the area, and is survived by his widow and children Mrs Steve Gentle Mrs Peter Rizzo John Philip Camarata Waterloo and Frank Camarata Cedar Falls. Pending funeral arrangements the body rests at O'Keefe Towne funeral home.
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August Camarata
Peter Rizzo
Logan Avenue
Camarata
Italy
Steve Gentle
Rheumatism free with blood remedy claim
Thousands dread damp winter as rheumatism returns. The ad argues local liniments fail and promotes S. S. S. blood remedy, offering free medical advice after sending history to a Atlanta address.
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