Mince Pie Moral and Alcohol Debate in Advertisements
A discussion on advertising rates and a petition by the California State Hotel association to the treasury department seeks a dispensation for alcohol in mince pie manufacture. The piece argues mince pie is an American staple needing no liquor for flavor and notes widespread home use without demand for brandy.
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California State Hotel Association
Treasury Department
Republic
Inventive Germs Behind Patents Fuel 19th Century Growth
The patent office sale of 155000 invention models before 1880 showed how many wild ideas contained practical seeds. The article credits inventors for the nation’s industrial boom and the debt society owes to those creative minds.
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Patent Office
Two Davises Lead Distinct Departments in Coolidge Era
The cabinet under President Coolidge features two men named Davis. Dwight Davis becomes Secretary of War while James J. Davis remains head of the Department of Labor. The Davis family shifts from Democratic influence to Republican prominence.
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Hoover
Mellon
Davis
Harding
Coolidge
Dwight Davis
James J. Davis
Department of Labor
Chauncey Depew Nearing 100 in Fine Health
Real Temperance notes Chauncey Depew nearing his 100th year, still in good condition. Despite a reputation for living well, he attends numerous banquets but eats little and drinks less. He has been temperate all his life in all things.
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Chauncey Depew
Chauncey
Traveling Pessimist Seeks Shelter From Hard Luck Tales
A traveler notes the world avoids listening to misery and hard luck stories. People seem anxious to avoid the man whose sorrow is plain on his face.
Making Helium From Sand Spurs Dirigible Advance
German chemists report producing helium by heating sand, a method that could cut the cost of helium previously sourced from Texas wells. The breakthrough is seen as a major factor in advancing dirigible development and air travel.
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Texas
West Texas Telephone Co
Cotton crop hits 15 million bales this year
The report notes a national cotton crop of 15 million bales promising ample supply for the season. It mentions Thanksgiving timing with Turkey Day on November 26.
Winters City to Hold Bond Election for Water and Street Improvements
The Winters Texas city council proposes issuing bonds totaling 38000 dollars to fund waterworks and street improvements. An election is set for December 16, 1925 at City Hall with appointed officers T B Young presiding and clerks J W Davis and J T Brown handling ballots.
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Winte
Eid
Winters
Texas
J. W. Dale
H. H. Chandler
Waront Winters State Bank
M. Byers
Winters State Bank
Chas. Meeks
T. B. Young
W. H. Rogers
J. W. Davis
H. L. Chapman
J. T. Brown
October Oakl and Six factory sets new sales peak
The October report shows Oak land Six shipped 8003 cars to dealers with production at 8088, beating prior monthly and last year figures. The surge reflects strong metro sales in Chicago Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh Indianapolis Buffalo Rochester and other major cities, aided by $0.75 million in expansion investments and plans to raise daily output through January. A local election order in Winters Texas governs bond refinancing with voters to choose for or against the proposal and notices to be published.
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Oakland
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Youngstown
Wichita
St. Louis
Texas
Winters
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