Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 302, 29 October 1920 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM: RICHMOND, IND, FRIDAY. OCT. 29, 1920.
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HARDING FREE AND (INBOSSED; SAYS IN ADDRESS AT AKRON
AKRON, O., Oct. 29. Replying to charges of a senate oligarchy, Senator Harding declared in a speech here Thursday night that he was not the candidate of any clique or combination but was absolutely "unpledged" and "unbossed." No senate oligarchy exists, the Republican nominee declared, and no group of men would control him if he were elected to the presidency. He said the only promise he had made, which was not in the party platform, was his pledge to try to organize a federal department of public welfare. "I am not anybody else's candidate," paid Senator Harding. "I believe I am the freest man that was ever nominated by any party for the presidency, of the United States. Only One Promise. "I come before you tonight and tell you that I am unpledged; I am unowned; I am unbossed. I haven't v made a promise save one which isn't in the Republican platform, which is my covenant to the American people. The only additional promise is that we are going to try to write the conscience of America into a notable program for secial justice in the United States," The senator spoke in the armory here before a crowd which packed every available square inch of space and interrupted the address many times with cheering. Previously, despite a drizzling rain. a torchlight parade had escorted him through downtown streets and crowds that thronged the sidewalks at many points cheering him. along the way. People Look to G. O. P. "I know pretty well that the American people are thinking of calling the f Republican party back to service In the nation," Senator Harding said. "The American people have always turned to the Republican party in their hour of anxiety and distress and we are turning to it this year for relief at Washington and throughout our governmental institutions. "I have a very strong conviction that you'&re going to elect a Republican president of the United States. But I warn you, don't do so unless you intend to put the Republican party in power in congress as well as in the executive office. "There is a very unusual situation in the world. Humanity is trying to find itself once more. Civilization has been in a state of flux, and no man or woman knows yet what the crystalizatton is going to be on the morrow. If we are to have a preserved civili zation, if the world is going to face about on the right forward track again, there is a great responsibility on our republic, where we have proven representative democracy to p .nt a
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FAMOUS AUTHOR OF 'THREE WEEKS" SEEKS STTPERMAH
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' Eltnor Glyn, whose startling hook. "Three Week,' brought her fame, has come to America to find a "superman" for the hero in her next book. "He must be as chivalrous as Bayard, as strong as Sampson and as ambitious as Napoleon."
safe and sane way for aspiring mankind. "I would not want to.be your president unless you are going to give me a Republican congress to translate
Young Lady Said 1 Went to Pieces5
Nerves unstrung, tired all the time. Couldn't sleep, losing weight and color left my cheeks. Claims Dreco has restored her.
"Some time ago my responsibilities got the best of me and I had a nervous breakdown, 1 felt tired-out all the time couldn't sleep; was losing flesh, lost evrey bit of color I had and just simply went to pieces," said Miss Mary G. Lock, a very popular young lady employed as bookkeeper and who resides at 503 North 8th St., Terre Haute, Ind. "I heard about .the good Dreco was doing folks around here so I thought I would see what it would do for me. I have now taken two bottles and have
gained five pounds, sleep the night
through, enjoy my meal3, have a good
color, my eyes are much brighter and I don't mind my work one bit because I don't get tired out. Dreco surely did me a world of good and I have
lost all that nervousness that troubled
me. I am only togla d to tell others
what Dreco has done and hope it will
do them as much good as it did me."
Dreco relieves gas in the stomach
quickly, gets the bowels moving and rouses a lazy liver, so very soon you notice the nerves get steady, slcip becomes sound, appetite picks up. color returns to the cheeks and the body
takes on more flesh, and you feel full of energy and vitality again.
All druggists now sell Dreco and it is being especially introduced in Richmond by Clem Thistlethwaite's seven
drug stores. Advertisement.
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VOTE FOR THOMAS RYAN . Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner Eastern District
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Republican promises Into legislative enactments. If . I am going to serve you, I want the, government to hav the machinery . with which to serve you, and I promise you that under Republican administration congress is going to resume its - constitutional
functions.
Portugal Is Agitated By Sewing Machine Ghost - (By Associated Press) LISBON, Portugal, Oct. 29. Portugal, . always a .hotbed of superstition, now is agitated by what is described as "a phantom sewing-machine." Columns of the daily newspapers are filled with letters reporting cases in which a mysterious sound resembling that produced by a sewing-machine has been heard. Other communications are from scientists, philosophers and spiritualists attempting to explain its
origin.
The Lisbon newspapers say the strange sound was first heard about three months ago in a house In Oporto at midnight and the newspapers add that hundreds of people have heard the same sound since hut at different places. . . " It is reported that one family abandoned their house at a fashionable
bathing resort because they had heard
the sound for six successive nights. At Sinfaes a young girl is seriously ill frem fright and her parents declare they heard the sound for several hours each night apparently coming from the bed railings. The popular explanation is that the soul of a seamstress has been doomed to haunt the world to expiate a sin and, all through the provinces, the peasants are praying for her repose. NOT ENOUGH FOR ALL. "Jack, how 13 it you never bring any good marks home from school?" "Oh, papa, there are such a lot of "us that when my turn comes there are none left." Edinburg Scotsman.
AMERICAN FARMERS ARE WELL EDUCATED
(From the New Republic.) Broadly speaking, I should say that the average mind in America is better than the average mind in England, so far as appreciation - of literature is concerned. We are accustomed in England to think of the United States as a land in which education has been raised to a very high degree but during my stay there I found : that instructed Americans were deeply perturbed by the extent of illiteracy among their poorer countrymen and also by tha somewhat shallow character of the education given in their good schools. But where the American is an educated man, he is, on the whole, a' man of better taste than the same man in
England. English authors of high,
quality are nearly always more widely read in America than they are in Eng-
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight
By the simple
use of
Hon-Opto, says Dr. Lewis, I have Been eyesight G0 inaweek's time i n
many instances, and quick relief brought to inflamed, achinpr, itching-, burning, work-strained, vatery eyes. Head the doctor's full statement soon to appear in this paper. Bon-Opto is sold and recommended everywhere bj Druggist.
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land. The ordinary, plain American, with no pretensions to what is called "highbrowism," buys more books and reads more books than the same sort of man in England. American farmers read much, both of an ephemeral and a permanent character, whereas the English farmer, in my experience, reads little of any sort There are hundreds of fatmers in England who do not even read a daily paper, contenting, themselves with the local weekly paper; but I doubt whether there are many farmers in America who do not read more in a month than an English farmer reads in a couple of years. I have seen letters . to American book sellers and publishers from
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American, farmers, inquiring' about the works of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Bernard Shawl I imagine that the sales of Mr. Conrad's books in America far exceed, in proportion to the population, their sales in England. Mr. Wells, Mr. Bennett and Mr. Galsworthy are read more extensively In America than they are in England: .1
found, too, that Dickens was still enormously popular there, whereas in England his popularity, still great among older people, is diminishing among the younger folk.
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