Inauguration Day Arrives for Harding and Wilson
President elect Harding with Mrs Coolidge and Vice President elect Marshall depart the Willard Hotel for the White House. Congress resumes work as crowds watch Cavalry troops guard Pennsylvania Avenue and Boy Scouts assist spectators before Harding and Wilson proceed to the Capitol for ceremonies.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
New Willard Hotel
Harding
Coolr Idge
White House
Capitol
Wilee
Congress
Wilson
Army
Mr. Wilson
Knox
Representative Cannon
Crowns
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rding
Senate
Marshall
Mrs. Wilson
General Pershing
Senate Chamber
S.S.S. Claims Cure for Eczema and Blood Disorders
An old blood remedy, S.S.S., is promoted as a cure addressing root germs behind eczema and skin eruptions rather than temporary surface relief. The ad states the product is sold by druggists and offers free medical advice from a Chief Medical Advisor at a Swift Laboratory address.
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S.S.S
Egin
Swift Laboratory
Atiana
Ita
A World Peace Vision From an American Leader
A speech outlines plans for mediation and arbitration, urging in favor of national sovereignty and a referendum on policy. It praises America's unselfishness, democratic strength, and role in guiding international cooperation while stressing peaceful aims and economic ties.
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Intel
United States
America
Ammerica
Patent remedy promises relief for rheumatism and aches
An old advertisement touts a patent medicine claiming to ease rheumatism lumbago back pains and sprains. It lists symptoms such as sore muscles chest cold and frostbite effects and markets 35 cent and 65 cent jars plus a hospital size 33.0 ounce container.
No War But Ready and National Defense Unity
A wartime speech urges a return to normal civic and economic life after conflict. It calls for universal service, prohibition of war profits, and defense funding from the nation together with fiscal restraint, unity, and not harming fellow citizens. It emphasizes no hatred or revenge, seeks peaceful strength, and prays for industrial peace and national duty.
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America
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Shade
Old time remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair naturally and evenly by nightly application. It allegedly restores lustre and fullness while not claiming disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Alma Musical Show Empire Saturday Night Features
Tie Cutter Stock Company presents the musical play Alma Where Do You Live with orchestral accompaniment plus vaudeville between acts. A six reel Metro picture The Saphead with Wm. A. Crane and Buster Keaton and two Pathe reels complete the program. Shows start six, curtain at eight fifteen, prices 25 60 and 75 cents plus tax.
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Tie Cutter Stock Company
Alma
Metro
Wm. A. Crane
Buster Keaton
Saphead
Pathe
Pathe News
Orchestra
Cutte Stock Co
Note on America’s ideals and economic policy
The speaker extols constitutional freedom and equal opportunity, urges tariff reform to protect American living standards, promotes industrial peace, and advocates national service under the golden rule. He calls for selfreliance, a strong home market, and cooperative government to advance education, employment protection, and welfare.
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America
Republic
Untitled Botanical Fragments Mention Blooming Tree
A fragmented note describes a flame colored bloom on a tree from Australia and references California syrup of child laxative in a partial context. The text appears as incomplete OCR with scattered phrases about trees and flowering details.
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California
Uncertain Words From a Fragmentary Historical Passage
A fragmentaryText passage reflects on duty and faith. The speaker mentions service to country and a solemn office, citing love mercy and walking with God as guiding principles. The lines suggest a formal pledge or oath-like sentiment amid uncertain context.
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Uncle Tom
Reene Laras
Bright
Standard Oil
Jersey
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New York
Nujol
Caen
Mr. Flarding
Association For Counsel
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Empire
Empire ‘Theatre
Winchester Mutual Building 8 Loan Association, Inc
John W. Rosenberger
J. L. Maphis
J. W. Baker
Treas
T. Russell Cather
W. A. Baker
H. B. McCormac
H. 8
Duffey
H. F. Byrd J. M. Orndoff
W. F. Shryock
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A. H. Jackson
Ire & Arcr
Sec’y-Treas
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