Harding goes to work early at White House
President Harding began the day soon after 9 o clock in the executive offices dictating to a stenographer for several hours. He had breakfast with his family and met with Henry C. Wallace the new secretary of agriculture and Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce. Senator Lodge and Representative Mondell visited to discuss a possible special session of Congress. The White House staff reorganization names Cornelia Mattern and Eva B Uhl as new personal stenographers who have served in Harding headquarters since the campaign.
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Parkersburg
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Tribute to Champ Clark Marks Washington Funeral
Congress and officials paid a solemn tribute to Champ Clark in the House chamber. Dignitaries from the House Senate Supreme Court cabinet and diplomats attended as the casket lay under the speaker's desk. The funeral train carried the former speaker’s body to Missouri for burial guarded by lawmakers.
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Continen tal Product Corporation Files Bankruptcy
Boston March 5 The Continental Product Corporation a holding company for several large sugar concerns filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities totaled 5 392 288 while assets stood at 704 837 indicating a large deficit and financial distress across its subsidiaries.
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Mr Wilson Gets Home In Shape
Word from the Woodrow Wilson home says the former president suffered no ill effects from yesterday’s Capitol trip. He was up at the usual hour and busied himself with hanging pictures and arranging furniture at his new residence.
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Lost Opportunity and Profiteering Amid Elopements
Fragmented dialogue notes a businessman’s wife rumored elopements and a partner fleeing with a typist. A cartoon caption jokes about profiteering and hotel charges, reflecting satirical headlines from a magazine page. The text mentions Mr Kinks, Mrs Kinks, and Highbinder's hotel.
Returning the Ring Jewelers and Engagment Dispute
A dialogue presents Dolly Graft breaking an engagement and choosing to keep the ring despite the match dissolving. The odd exchanges reference politics and public figures, hinting at a broader social satire about propriety and conflict.
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Art Triumphant Jazz Spark in School Musical
Mrs Comrox confirms a jazz band will be part of the school musical. She says after trying every music style jazz is the only variety that can hold its own against conversation and maintain balance in the show.
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Figures Won’t Lie Says Citizen In Civic Exchange
A cautious citizen notes figures can be made to argue either side of nearly any question. Senator Sorgbum agrees that data may be stretched to support divergent viewpoints, reflecting wary discourse in public life.
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Supporting Talent in a Boston Tran Script
The excerpt highlights a mother noting her son's musical role in the band. The son is described as "in the band" and "holds up the front of the drum when they march" indicating marching band duties and public performance context.
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Whipple Family Quip Reveals Self-Image Reference
A humorous exchange pokes fun at Whipple's sense of inferiority as he counts his relatives and a poodle. The witty line suggests he places himself last in the family list, prompting a lighthearted moment.
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Working Down to It A Promoter Interrogation Quote
A courtroom exchange centers on a promoter's honesty with the prosecutor noting uncertainty. The remark, We haven't reached the last analysis yet, underscores unresolved questions in the case. The dialogue suggests ongoing scrutiny of the promoter's credibility in the proceedings.
Noted Attire Sparks Quiet Wardrobe Debate
In a playful exchange a person admires a gown while another insists it is new for a few select events this season. The scene hints at fashion diplomacy and social performance amid a casual litany of strategic social points.
Kronstadt Said to Have Fallen
A Finnish cablegram reported Kronstadt's fortress had fallen to revolutionaries and that Lenin’s commissaries were hostage. It said a Kronstadt wireless message was intercepted and noted upheaval across Russia with Moscow’s garrison refusing to fight and Petrograd largely under rebel control.
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Fake Squirrel Sale Tricks Bargain Hunters
A dubious sales scheme used a fake squirrel prop to attract buyers. The scammers counted on buyers' eagerness to grab a bargain and exploited trust during the transaction.
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Miss Peach-Yes Beauty Passes Despite Pit Stop
Brief note from the Boston Transcript hints at a pageant or beauty contest moment where the contestant Miss Peach-Yes continues despite a rough road or delay. The quirky phrasing suggests a casual commentary on performance and optimism in a ceremonial setting.
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How could you listen to that lady lecturer the other night
A witty exchange questions a listener's interest in a female lecturer noted for a sharp, sea-toned speech as the room reacts with amusement and playful banter.
Verdxide hair noted among ox-eyed girls
Cartoon captions in Cartoons Magazine remark on a trend where ox-eyed girls are described as having Verdxide hair, highlighting a quirky fashion observation.
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