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Thought and Prayer Pars for Daily Bible Selections
The passage discusses providing children with daily Bible selections as a priceless heritage for the future. It quotes Isaiah 5 and echoes a plea for divine guidance, contrasting light and darkness and seeking moral insight for posterity.
Leadership power and political contrasts in Hoover and Smith
A debate on leadership contrasts between Herbert Hoover and Alfred E. Smith. The piece argues Hoovers business leadership may not guarantee presidency while criticizing Coolidge era governance and Smiths proven leadership as governor.
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Herbert Hoov
Hoover
United States
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
New
Legisla
Alfred E. Smith as Leader for Federal Reform
The piece lauds Alfred E. Smith as a powerful leader with the ability to push through New York reforms and a businesslike government. It cites support from Samuel Rea and Owen D. Young and argues that electing Smith to the Presidency would bring vigorous action, real leadership, and federal reform.
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New York
America
Republican Assembly
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Governor Smith
Alfred EB. Smith
Hoover repudiation of kluxery hints at party fear
The piece argues Mr. Hoover’s late repudiation of sectarian hate signals fear within the Republican party for aligning with the Ku Klux Klan and anti Smith rhetoric. It questions Mrs. Caldwell's role and the staff who signed her name, suggesting deeper complicity in promoting sectarian politics.
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Hoover
Ku Klux Klan
Willebrandt
United States
James G. Blain
Caldwell
Roanoke
Mrs. Caldwell
Gay
National Committee
Republicans face backlash as bigotry gains recoil
The organization has for months watched with sly satisfaction and become a silent partner of the movement. Now the bigotry recoils on its makers and accomplices as the party begins to scuttle. History may note the scuttling came too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Byrd to Campaign Across Virginia for Democratic Ticket
Governor Byrd will stump in Virginia as Democratic national committeeman with stops in Abingdon Wytheville Lebanon Norton Tazewell Rockingham Winchester. The Byrd campaign plans bolster for the national and congressional ticket with Byrd's popular backing and party organization leadership.
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Roanoke
Thomas W. Ozlin
State Democratic Committee
Byrd
Virginia
Rouse
Richmond
Abingdon
Wytheville
Lebanon
Norton
Tazewell
Rockingham County
Winchester
Glass
Swanson
Trinkle
Irish Free State currency model born in Cook County
A Colleen from County Cook New York Times notes the link between the new Irish Free State paper currency and its model daughters. The piece remarks on the beauty head and its rosy complexion depicted on the ten shilling notes, drawing a Chicago area connection.
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New York Times
Public sale of flouring mill and store room in Stephens City
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of two parcels in Stephens City Frederick County Virginia as per a 1928 court decree. Parcel One hosts a store room and Parcel Two a steam flouring mill beside the B and O Railway. Sale to occur at noon October 13 1928 at the Frederick County Court House.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
People Bank
Stephens City
Winchester
A. Gordon
Virginis
James P. Reardon
Harry R. Kern
Y R. Kern
Frederick
Peoples Bank
Stephens City Steam Flouring Mills
I. Blanche E. Noonan
Blanche E. Noonan
Colleen of Cook County Named by Lavery as Ireland’s Muse
The text asserts that American and especially Chicago women are unjustly accused of lacking beauty, and defends a Cook County model chosen by Sir John Lavery. It notes her birth as a Martin in Chicago, despite her father living there, and argues Lavery’s artistic judgment confirms her exceptional looks.
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Lake Michigan
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Colleen
Cook County
John Lavery
Martin
Chicago
Armistice Day plans discussed by President Coolidge
Editorial notes President Coolidge will address Armistice day ceremonies in Washington and suggests a nationwide, dignified observance. The piece urges a dual focus on past heroism from 1918 and forward looking civic inspiration beyond mere celebration.
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Coolidge
Washington
Armistice Day Reflections on Love and Peace
A fragment urges that Armistice Day is best honored not by holiday leisure but by keeping love alive and meaningful. The note critiques superficial celebrations of war memory and emphasizes enduring bonds over idle recreation.
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Arkansas
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T. W. Harrison
U.S. Senate
Claude A. Swanson
Einesday
Champor
Christ
Norfolk
Chichester S
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A. W. Chase Co
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Harry R. ‘Kern
F. H.smith, Company OP
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Elizabeth Farden
Arden Salon
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Water ST
Next Ramsey Furniture Co
North Main Street
jWender’s
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly Street
Brooks
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexcall
Irwin Drug Co
N. Braddock St