gc	amrlgs/gh1	Good housekeeping : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/mr1	Merchants record and show window : selected articles from 1924.
gc	amrlgs/fw1	Facts for workers : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/fo2	The forum : selected article from 1924.
gc	amrlgs/fo3	The forum : selected articles from 1927.
gc	amrlgs/fo4	The forum : selected articles from 1928.
gc	amrlgs/dl1	The delineator : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/fo1	The forum : selected article from 1923.
gc	amrlgs/cg1	The country gentleman : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/hi1	Hearst's international-cosmopolitan : selected articles from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/hg1	House & garden : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/hm1	The household magazine : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/in1	The independent : selected editorials from 1928.
gc	amrlgs/ju1	Justice; official organ of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union :  selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlg/lg74	Rayon, and other synthetic fibers; a brief account of the origin, development, use and manufacture of rayon, together with chapters on the merchandising and care of rayon fabrics.
gc	amrlgs/fo5	The forum : selected articles from 1929.
gc	amrlgs/aa1	Associated advertising : selected articles from 1925.
gc	amrlg/lg55	Publication [No. 9] /
gc	amrlg/lg45	Facts and figures of the automobile industry [1927].
gc	amrlg/lg58	Publication [Nos. 11-12]/
gc	amrlg/lg68	Cost of living studies. No. 1, 1928: Quantity and cost estimate of the standard of living of the professional class.
gc	amrlg/lg69	Cost of living studies. No. 4, 1931: Spending ways of a semi-skilled group.
gc	amrlgs/dg1	Dry goods economist : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/am1	American motorist : selected issues from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/mn1	The motion picture news : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/aa2	Associated advertising : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/at1	Atlantic monthly : selected article from 1924.
gc	amrlgs/at3	Atlantic monthly : selected article from 1928.
gc	amrlgs/aj1	Automobile trade journal : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/ts1	Bulletin of the Taylor Society : selected articles from 1924.
gc	amrlgs/ts3	Bulletin of the Taylor Society : selected articles and issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/ac1	The American city magazine : selected articles from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/me3	The messenger : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/mo1	Mail order advertising : selected issue from 1925.
gc	amrlgs/vi1	The villager : selected issue from 1923.
gc	amrlgs/vi2	The villager : selected articles from 1924.
gc	amrlgs/vi3	The villager : selected articles from 1925.
gc	amrlgs/yc1	Your car; a magazine of romance, fact and fiction : selected issues from 1925.
gc	amrlgs/tm1	The talking machine world : selected issue and articles from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/me2	The messenger : selected issue from 1925.
gc	amrlgs/sw2	The southern workman : selected articles from 1927.
gc	amrlgs/nm1	New masses : selected issues from 1927.
gc	amrlg/lg41	Recent economic changes in the United States [from volume 2: chapter 6, Labor by Leo Wolman]; report of the Committee on recent economic changes, of the President's conference on unemployment, Herbert Hoover, chairman, including the reports of a special staff of the National bureau of economic research, inc. ...
gc	amrlg/lg16	Consumers' cooperative societies in New York state.
gc	amrlg/lg66	Calvin Coolidge, a man with vision--but not a visionary.
gc	amrlg/lg70	The cost of living in New York city, 1926.
gc	amrlg/lg67	An analysis of over 3,000,000 inquiries received by 98 firms from 2,339 magazine advertisements,
gc	amrlgs/me1	The messenger : selected issue from 1924
gc	amrlgs/op3	Opportunity : selected articles from 1927.
gc	amrlgs/mp1	Moving picture age : selected article from 1921.
gc	amrlgs/mp2	Moving picture age : selected articles from 1922.
gc	amrlgs/na1	The nation : selected article from 1927.
gc	amrlgs/na2	The nation : selected articles from 1929.
gc	amrlgs/nr1	The new republic : selected articles from 1928.
gc	amrlgs/ua1	The united American magazine of good citizenship :  selected issue from 1925.
gc	amrlgs/op2	Opportunity : selected issue and articles from 1926.
gc	amrlg/lg44	Recent social trends in the United States [from volume 2: chapter 18, Recreation and leisure time activities by J.F. Steiner]; report of the President's research committee on social trends, with a foreword by Herbert Hoover ...
gc	amrlgs/op4	Opportunity : selected article from 1929.
gc	amrlgs/ou1	The outlook : selected article from 1928.
gc	amrlgs/pm1	The playground : selected articles from 1925.
gc	amrlgs/pm2	The playground : selected issues from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/ra1	Radio age : selected issue from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/sw1	The southern workman : selected articles from 1926.
gc	amrlgs/op1	Opportunity : selected articles from 1925.
gc	amrlg/lg31	Leisure-time activities of a selected group of farm women ...
gc	amrlg/lg54	Popular Mechanics automobile tourist's handbook.
gc	amrlg/lg15	Midas gold ...
gc	amrlg/lg17	The farmer's standard of living; a socio-economic study of 2,886 white farm families of selected localities in 11 states.
gc	amrlg/lg25	Social and economic consequences of buying on the installment plan,
gc	amrlg/lg35	Americanization through homemaking,
gc	amrlg/lg19	Official program of the twenty-seventh annual meeting of the National negro business league and affiliated organizations, Cleveland, Ohio, August 18, 19 and 20, 1926 ...
gc	amrlg/lg53	Thrift for women;
gc	amrlg/lg11	Case studies of unemployment,
gc	amrlg/lg47	Merchandising New England farm products.
gc	amrlg/lg13	The southern urban Negro as a consumer.
gc	amrlg/lg12	The saleslady,
gc	amrlg/lg63	Retail store location.
gc	amrlg/lg14	Cooperative movement in the United States in 1925 (other than agricultural) ... March, 1927.
gc	amrlg/lg29	A friendly guide to Philadelphia and the Wanamaker store,
gc	amrlg/lg46	National retail credit survey ...
gc	amrlg/lg05	The story of a pantry shelf, an outline history of grocery specialties.
gc	amrlg/lg71	Recent social trends in the United States [from volume 1: foreword; contents; a review of findings by the president's research committee on social trends; acknowledgements]; report of the President's research committee on social trends, with a foreword by Herbert Hoover ...
gc	amrlg/lg72	Recent social trends in the United States [from volume 1: chapter 6, shifting occupational patterns by Ralph G. Hurlin and Meredith B. Givens]; report of the President's research committee on social trends, with a foreword by Herbert Hoover ...
gc	amrlg/lg73	Recent economic changes in the United States [from volume 2: chapter 7, management by Henry S. Dennison]; report of the Committee on recent economic changes, of the President's conference on unemployment, Herbert Hoover, chairman, including the reports of a special staff of the National bureau of economic research, inc. ...
gc	amrlgs/at2	Atlantic monthly : selected article from 1927.
gc	amrlg/lg02	The consumer viewpoint, covering vital phases of manufacturing and selling household devices,
gc	amrlg/lg26	Thrift education; being the report of the National conference on thrift education, held in Washington, D. C., June 27 and 28, 1924, under the auspices of the Committee on thrift education of the National education association and the National council of education.
gc	amrlg/lg04	Extension work among Negroes conducted by Negro agents, 1923.
gc	amrlg/lg24	The present status and future prospects of chains of department stores,
gc	amrlg/lg06	The buying habits of small-town women;
gc	amrlg/lg07	Your money's worth; a study in the waste of the consumer's dollar,
gc	amrlg/lg08	Behind the scenes in candy factories.
gc	amrlg/lg09	The income and standard of living of unskilled laborers in Chicago,
gc	amrlg/lg01	Selling Mrs. Consumer,
gc	amrlg/lg10	Report of the survey of negro business conducted by the National negro business league, 1928,
gc	amrlg/lg03	Better homes in America; plan book for demonstration week, October 9 to 14, 1922 ...
gc	amrlg/lg38	Recent economic changes in the United States [from volume 1: foreword, acknowledgements]; report of the Committee on recent economic changes, of the President's conference on unemployment, Herbert Hoover, chairman, including the reports of a special staff of the National bureau of economic research, inc. ...
gc	amrlg/lg50	Scientific advertising
gc	amrlg/lg51	Publicity; some of the things it is and is not,
gc	amrlg/lg61	The merchandising of radio,
gc	amrlg/lg60	The retail shopping and financial districts in New York and its environs; a consideration of the factors affecting location,
gc	amrlg/lg52	Progress in elimination of waste,
gc	amrlg/lg22	What is happening to retailers, wholesalers and producers--the way out; an address,
gc	amrlg/lg65	A study of radio broadcasting based exclusively on personal interviews with families in the United States east of the Rocky mountains. Made for the National broadcasting company ...
gc	amrlg/lg27	Truth in fabric and misbranding bills. Hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on interstate commerce, United States Senate, Sixty-eighth Congress, first session, on S. 1024 and S. 1188, bills to prevent the sale and transportation in interstate commerce of misbranded woolen fabrics and falsely described articles. February 28, March 6, 7, 8, and 12, 1924 ...
gc	amrlg/lg42	Recent social trends in the United States [from volume 2: chapter 16, Labor groups in the social structure by Leo Wolman and Gustav Peck]; report of the President's research committee on social trends, with a foreword by Herbert Hoover ...
gc	amrlg/lg39	Recent economic changes in the United States [from volume 1: chapter 1, Consumption and the standard of living by Leo Wolman]; report of the Committee on recent economic changes, of the President's conference on unemployment, Herbert Hoover, chairman, including the reports of a special staff of the National bureau of economic research, inc. ...
gc	amrlg/lg40	Recent economic changes in the United States [from volume 1: chapter 2, Industry, part 1, Changes in old and new industries by Dexter S. Kimball]; report of the Committee on recent economic changes, of the President's conference on unemployment, Herbert Hoover, chairman, including the reports of a special staff of the National bureau of economic research, inc. ...
gc	amrlg/lg41	Recent economic changes in the United States [from volume 2: chapter 6, Labor by Leo Wolman]; report of the Committee on recent economic changes, of the President's conference on unemployment, Herbert Hoover, chairman, including the reports of a special staff of the National bureau of economic research, inc. ...
gc	amrlg/lg43	Recent social trends in the United States [from volume 2: chapter 17, The people as consumers by Robert S. Lynd]; report of the President's research committee on social trends, with a foreword by Herbert Hoover ...
gc	amrlgs/ts2	Bulletin of the Taylor Society : selected articles from 1925.
gc	amrlg/lg62	Style and its relation to budgeting,
gc	amrlg/lg37	My life in advertising,
gc	amrlg/lg64	The problem of distribution; an address,
gc	amrlg/lg21	The retailer and the consumer in New England,
gc	amrlg/lg56	1879-1929. Fifty years of Woolworth. Over 2100 Woolworth stores celebrate this year in 1500 cities in 5 countries of the world, the fiftieth anniversary of the F.W. Woolworth co., with amazing buying opportunities for your nickels and dimes.
gc	amrlg/lg20	Influence of ten-payment plan upon prestige of store,
gc	amrlg/lg30	How the retailer merchandises present day fashion, style and art,
gc	amrlg/lg18	Credit unions, their operation and value,
gc	amrlg/lg59	Women in the twentieth century; a study of their political, social and economic activities,
gc	amrlg/lg34	The menace of the chains, a discussion of chain store distribution and its serious menace to the manufacturer, whose business success depends on his finding and keeping a market for his product.
gc	amrlg/lg48	[Mass production by Henry Ford,] The Encyclopedia britannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature & general information. [v.30, 821-23.]
gc	amrlg/lg28	Some problems of distribution; the development of chain store merchandising and its economic effects,
gc	amrlg/lg33	What is the chain store's responsibility to its community?
gc	amrlg/lg49	Prosperity: fact or myth
gc	amrlg/lg32	Chain stores,
gc	amrlg/lg36	Designation of quality of canned goods. Hearing before the Committee on agriculture and forestry, United States Senate, Seventieth Congress, second session, on S. 4800, a bill to amend section 8 of the act entitled "An act for preventing the manufacture, sale, or transportation of adulterated or misbranded or poisonous or deleterious foods, drugs, medicines, and liquors, and for regulating traffic therein, and for other purposes," approved June 30, 1906, as amended. February 7, 1929 ...
gc	amrlg/lg23	The new responsibilities of the buyer,
gc	amrlg/lg57	"You and your laundry",
gc	amrlgs/nd1	Bulletin of the National retail dry goods association : selected issue from 1926.
mbrs	amrlv/4012	[Theater commercial--Warner's corsets] /
mbrs	amrlr/lr02	A study of radio as an advertising medium; prepared by the Research Department of Erwin, Wasey & Company for their clients.
mbrs	amrlr/lr01	Advertising and its relation to the public; by William H. Rankin, President of the Wm. H. Rankin Company.
mbrs	amrlr/lr03	Victor records; vocal blues, religious spirituals, red hot dance tunes, sermons, novelties.
mbrs	amrlr/lr04	Columbia race records; the latest blues by Columbia colored stars.
mbrs	amrlv/4008	[Theater commercial--Flash cleaner] /
mbrs	amrlv/4009	[Theater commercial--Onward flour] /
mbrs	amrlv/4007	[Theater commercial--electric refrigerators]. Buy an electric refrigerator /
mbrs	amrlrs/9000040	Law and order
mbrs	amrlrs/9000041	Law and order
mbrs	amrlrs/9000042	Law and order
mbrs	amrlrs/9000048	Duty of Government
mbrs	amrlrs/9000049	America and the war
mbrs	amrlrs/9000018	Equal rights
mbrs	amrlrs/9000010	Law and order
mbrs	amrlv/coolidg1$fcoolidg2	Visitin' 'round at Coolidge Corners /
mss	amrlm/ms57	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Pan American Conference on Arbitration and Conciliation, Washington, D.C., December 10, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms49	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at Gettysburg Battle Field, May 30, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms50	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Fifteenth Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government, June 11, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms51	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . Dedicating a Memorial to Col. William Colvill, Cannon Falls, Minn., July 29, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms48	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass., May 19, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms52	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the General Convention of the Episcopal Church, Washington, D.C., October 10, 1928. Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms53	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . Dedicating the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battle Fields Memorial, Fredericksburg, Va., October 19, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mc08	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Co-operative Marketing--Agriculture, 1923-28.
mss	amrlm/ms54	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at Presentation of Medal to Thomas A. Edison, October 20, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms47	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at a Joint Meeting of the American Federation of Arts and the American Association of Museums, Washington, D.C., May 16, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms56	Coolidge Speech; Address . . . before the National Grange Convention, Washington, D.C., November 16, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms41	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Dedication of the New Mexico Stone in the Washington Monument, December 2, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms58	Coolidge Speech; Address . . . before the International Civil Aeronautics Conference, Washington, D.C., December 12, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms59	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Sixteenth Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government, January 28, 1929. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms55	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Observance of the Tenth Anniversary of the Armistice under the Auspices of the American Legion, Washington, D.C., November 11, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms38	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . Accepting the Monument of Gen. George Gordon Meade at Washington, D.C., October 19, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms28	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Third Pan American Commercial Conference at Washington, D.C., May 3, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms29	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Annual Session of the American Medical Association, Washington, D.C., May 17, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms30	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Memorial Exercises, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va., May 30, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms31	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Thirteenth Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government, Washington, D.C., June 10, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms32	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . Bestowing Upon Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh the Distinguished Flying Cross, Washington, D.C., June 11, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms33	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the First International Congress of Soil Science, Washington, D.C., June 13, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms43	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Fourteenth Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government, Washington, D.C., January 30, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms37	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Annual Observance of Founder's Day at Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa., October 13, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms46	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, D.C., April 16, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches By President Calvin Coolidge. Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms39	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Awarding to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh by the National Geographic Society of the Hubbard Medal, Washington, D.C., November 14, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms40	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Union League of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa., November 17, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mb01	Joel T. Boone Papers. Chapter on President Coolidge from the Memoirs of His Physician, Joel T. Boone.
mss	amrlm/ms42	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Pan American Conference at Havana, Cuba, January 16, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mn01	Charles Hamlin Papers. Photograph of Charles S. Hamlin, November 26, 1917.
mss	amrlm/ms44	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Dedication of the New Building of the National Press Club, Washington, D.C., February 4, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms45	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . Accepting the Statue of President Andrew Jackson at Washington, D.C., April 15, 1928. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms35	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Annual Meeting of the American Red Cross, Washington, D.C., October 3, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/me15	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Correspondence About "This Business of Propaganda" and the Ethics of Public Relations.
mss	amrlm/mc21	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Coolidge Announcement that He Will Not Run for President in 1928.
mss	amrlm/me10	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Counsel on Public Relations--A Definition.
mss	amrlm/me11	Edward L. Bernays Papers. A Public Relations Counsel States His Views.
mss	amrlm/me13	Edward L. Bernays Papers. What Future for Radio Advertising?
mss	amrlm/me18	Edward L. Bernays Papers. This Business of Propaganda and An Excerpted Article About How to Apply Advertising Techniques to Political Campaigns.
mss	amrlm/me20	Edward L.Bernays Papers. Are We Victims of Propaganda? A Debate. Everett Dean Martin and Edward L. Bernays.
mss	amrlm/me19	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Functions of a Public Relations Counsel.
mss	amrlm/me14	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Putting Politics on the Market.
mss	amrlm/me08	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Menu for Hotel Astor Dinner Celebrating the Dodge Brothers Electric Sign on Broadway.
mss	amrlm/me16	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Manipulating Public Opinion.
mss	amrlm/me12	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Public Relations of An Hotel.
mss	amrlm/me09	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Typescripts on Boston Department Store Magnate: Edward A. Filene.
mss	amrlm/me22	Eward L. Bernays Papers. Sketches for two Note Cards.
mss	amrlm/mb02	Boone Papers. Photograph of Joel T. Boone: Flamingo Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida, April 1923.
mss	amrlm/mg03	National Consumers League Papers. "Prosanis" Label.
mss	amrlm/me17	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Propaganda and Impropaganda.
mss	amrlm/me06	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Typescript on Publicizing the New Dodge Cars, 1927-1928: "Two Sixes."
mss	amrlm/mu03	National Urban League Papers. National Interracial Conference, 1928.
mss	amrlm/mu01	National Urban League Papers. Negro Industrial Commission.
mss	amrlm/mu02	National Urban League Papers. The Negro Population in Minneapolis: A Study of Race Relations. From the National Urban League Papers.
mss	amrlm/mu04	National Urban League Papers. A Survey of the Negro Population of Fort Wayne (Indiana).
mss	amrlm/mc14	Calvin Coolidge Papers. National Negro Industrial Commission.
mss	amrlm/ms27	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Dinner of the United Press at New York City, April 25, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/me21	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Edward L. Bernays Critiqued as "Young Machiavelli of our Time."
mss	amrlm/ms34	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . Dedicating Wicker Memorial Park to World War Veterans, Hammond, Ind., June 14, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mc04	Calvin Coolidge Papers. African-American Economic Issues.
mss	amrlm/me03	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Typescript on the Importance of Samuel Strauss: 1924 - Private Life.
mss	amrlm/me04	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Typescript on Publicizing the Fashion Industry, 1925-1927: Hats and Stockings.
mss	amrlm/me02	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Typescript on Public Relations Work and Politics, 1924: Breakfast with Coolidge.
mss	amrlm/me05	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Typescripts on Publicizing the Physical Culture Industry, 1927: Bernarr Macfadden.
mss	amrlm/me01	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Typescript on Art in the Fashion Industry, 1923-1927: Cheney Brothers.
mss	amrlm/me07	Edward L. Bernays Papers. Article in Defense of the Victory Hour Radio Programs, Orchestrated by Bernays to Publicize the New Dodge Cars.
mss	amrlm/ms60	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Commencement at George Washington University, February 22, 1929. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mh02	Stuart Chase Papers. First Aid to Consumers, Renamed Your Money's Worth.
mss	amrlm/mz01	James Couzens Papers. Couzens Speech Draft: Material for Radio Address on Convention & Tourist Bureau Campaign . . . September 21, 1925.
mss	amrlm/mz02	James Couzens Papers. Couzens Speech: Address . . . Over the Radio on the Convention and Tourist Bureau Campaign.
mss	amrlm/my02	Robert Saughton and Helen Lynd Papers. Fund-Raising Letter from Robert S. Lynd to the Executive Director of the Maurice and Laura Falk Foundation.
mss	amrlm/my01	Robert Stanugton and Helen Lynd Papers. Consumption and Leisure as Topics of Research for the Social Science Research Council.
mss	amrlm/mw11	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1923.
mss	amrlm/mw12	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Printed Matter for 1915-1922, including Flyer Announcing 1922 Annual Meeting.
mss	amrlm/mw13	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Printed Matter for 1915-1923, including Booklet on Organizing a Local Negro Business League.
mss	amrlm/mw02	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (A-B).
mss	amrlm/mc07	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce--Department of Commerce.
mss	amrlm/mh05	Stuart Chase Papers. Theodore Dreiser and Stuart Chase Correspondence on the Subject of Consumer Purchasing Power and Corporate Profits.
mss	amrlm/mc15	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Radio--General 1923-29.
mss	amrlm/ms36	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Opening Meeting of the International Radiotelegraph Conference, Washington, D.C., October 4, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mh04	Stuart Chase Papers. Handbook of Buying (October 1931) and Confidential Letters About Stuart Chase.
mss	amrlm/ms26	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Congress Sitting in Joint Session in the House of Representatives, February 22, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mm03	Robert Russa Moton Papers. Moton Articles on the Economic Status of African-Americans in the 1920s.
mss	amrlm/mm02	Robert Russa Moton Papers. Moton Correspondence with the Dunbar National Bank of New York City, 1928-29.
mss	amrlm/mw03	Booker T.Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (C-D).
mss	amrlm/mw04	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (E-H).
mss	amrlm/mw05	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (I-L).
mss	amrlm/mh03	Stuart Chase Papers. Memorandum Establishing the Consumers Foundation, and Page Proof of Consumers' Research Article on Libel Suit Victory.
mss	amrlm/mt03	Coolidge Speech and Speech Outline: Address Delivered by the Vice President at the American University . . . Washington, D.C. . . . June 7, 1922. From the Edward Tracy Clark Papers.
mss	amrlm/mc13	Calvin Coolidge Papers. McNary-Haugen Bill, 1923-28.
mss	amrlm/ms01	Coolidge Speeches: Index from the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mc24	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Industrial Strikes, 1923-28.
mss	amrlm/mc18	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Thrift--Encouragement, 1923-29.
mss	amrlm/mc09	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Credit--Installment Plan Buying 1926-29.
mss	amrlm/mc22	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Mary Church Terrell, 1924-25.
mss	amrlm/mc02	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Advertisement Exploitation.
mss	amrlm/mc16	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Revenue Bill of 1924.
mss	amrlm/mz03	James Couzens Papers. Couzens Speech: . . . Before the Birmingham, Michigan Real Estate Board, October 7, 1925.
mss	amrlm/mt01	Coolidge Speech: At Hotel Commodore, New York City, at a Dinner Attended by New England Bankers . . . June 27, 1921. From the Edward Tracy Clark Papers.
mss	amrlm/mc10	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Federal Reserve Board, 1923-29: Automobiles on the Installment Plan.
mss	amrlm/mc23	Calvin Coolidge Papers. High Cost of Living, 1923-24.
mss	amrlm/mc01	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Accomplishments of Calvin Coolidge Administration, 1924-28.
mss	amrlm/mc03	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Advertising--General, 1923-28.
mss	amrlm/mc19	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Transportation--General 1923-28: Automobiles and Highways.
mss	amrlm/mc11	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Federal Trade Commission, 1923-29.
mss	amrlm/mn02	Charles Hamlin Papers. Hamlin Memorandum and Diary Extracts, Showing Federal Reserve Board Response to 1927 Recession and Stock Market Speculation: July 1, 1927-January 4, 1929.
mss	amrlm/mc12	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Labor Department, 1923-29.
mss	amrlm/mc06	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Budget Bureau--Treasury Department 1923-29.
mss	amrlm/mm01	Robert Russa Moton Speech, Speech Draft and Correspondence: Address . . .at the Dedication of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., May 30, 1922. From the Robert Russa Moton Papers in the Moton Family Papers.
mss	amrlm/mc05	Calvin Coolidge Papers. American Federation of Labor, 1923-29.
mss	amrlm/ms16	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va., May 15, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mg01	National Consumers League Papers. Consumer Labels and Labeling.
mss	amrlm/ms08	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, New York City, November 19, 1925. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms09	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Annual Convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation, Chicago, Ill., December 7, 1925. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms10	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Tenth Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government, Washington, D.C., January 30, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms11	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association, Washington, D.C., February 22, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mk01	Anna Kelton Wiley Papers. Harvey Wiley Letter to President Coolidge on Enforcement of the Pure Food and Drug Laws to Protect Consumers.
mss	amrlm/ms13	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the First Pan American Congress of Journalists, Washington, D.C., April 8, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mg02	National Consumers League Papers. Honest Cloth.
mss	amrlm/ms15	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, Washington, D.C., May 1, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms12	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Laying of the Corner Stone of the National Press Club Building, Washington, D.C., April 8, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms17	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Dedication of the Statue of John Ericsson, Washington, D.C., May 29, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms18	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Memorial Exercises at Arlington, Virginia, May 31, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms19	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Eleventh Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government, Washington, D.C., June 21, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms20	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Philadelphia, Pa., July 5, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms21	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Annual Convention of the American Red Cross, Washington, D.C., October 4, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms22	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the American Association of Advertising Agencies, Washington, D.C., October 27, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms23	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Dedication of the Liberty Memorial at Kansas City, Missouri, November 11, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge. Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms25	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Twelfth Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government, Washington, D.C., January 29, 1927. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mh01	Stuart Chase Papers. Story of Toad Lane--A Pamphlet About the Rochdale Plan and the Rise of the Consumer Cooperative Movement.
mss	amrlm/mk03	Anna Kelton Wiley Papers. Homemaker-Consumer Life in Washington, D.C., 1922-23.
mss	amrlm/mk06	Anna Kelton Wiley Papers. National Thrift Week in Washington, D.C., 1927-28.
mss	amrlm/mk05	Anna Kelton Wiley Papers. National Thrift Week in Washington, D.C., 1927.
mss	amrlm/ms14	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, D.C., April 19, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mk04	Anna Kelton Wiley Papers. Homemaker-Consumer Life in Washington, D.C., 1924.
mss	amrlm/ms24	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the 150th Anniversary of the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, Trenton, N.J., December 29, 1926. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mw06	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (M-O).
mss	amrlm/mw07	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (P-R).
mss	amrlm/mw08	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (S).
mss	amrlm/mw09	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (T-Y).
mss	amrlm/ms04	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the American Legion Convention at Omaha, Nebraska, October 6, 1925. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms07	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Dedication of a Monument to General Jose De San Martin Given by Argentina to the United States, Washington, D.C., October 28, 1925. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mk02	Anna Kelton Wiley Papers. Home Economics and the Scientific Management of the Household.
mss	amrlm/mw10	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1922 (Miscellany).
mss	amrlm/ms05	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Annual Council of the Congregational Churches, Washington, D.C., October 20, 1925. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms06	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . before the Forty-Second International Convention of the Young Men's Christian Associations of the United States and Canada, Washington, D.C., October 24, 1925. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms03	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at the Celebration of the 150th Anniversary of George Washington Taking Command of the Continental Army, Cambridge, Mass., July 3, 1925. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/ms02	Coolidge Speech: Address . . . at a Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government, June 22, 1925. From Hand Copies: Speeches of President Calvin Coolidge, Preserved by Everett Sanders. In the Everett Sanders Papers.
mss	amrlm/mt02	Coolidge Speech: Before the American Classical Association at the University of Pennsylvania, July 7, 1921. From the Edward Tracy Clark Papers.
mss	amrlm/mw01	Booker T. Washington Papers. National Negro Business League Correspondence, 1921.
mss	amrlm/mc17	Calvin Coolidge Papers. Saturday Half-Holiday.
pnp	cph/3b01737	President Coolidge on the farm, Plymouth, Vt.
pnp	cph/3b16894	[Man loading luggage into the trunk of a Ford coupe; insert of a woman seated behind steering wheel]
pnp	cph/3b02082	[Interior view of a Peoples Drug Store, Washington, D.C.]
pnp	cph/3a51439	[President Hoover, full-length portrait, seated in chair on lawn with Calvin Coolidge]
pnp	cph/3b04121	[Four adults and six children, from Passaic, N.J., picket the White House following President Coolidge's refusal to listen to their complaints about wage cuts in the textile industry]
pnp	cph/3b10670	[Charles A. Frazer presents President Coolidge with an American Automobile Association emblem before a small gathering of AAA members on the White House lawn]
pnp	cph/3b02058	[Side view of a Ford sedan with four passengers and a woman getting in on the driver's side]
pnp	cph/3b36638	[Side view of a Ford roadster]
pnp	cph/3a37008	[What is] to become of White House pets when Coolidges ...
pnp	cph/3b34528	[Men assembling automobile parts at an auto school in Washington, D.C.]
pnp	cph/3c11355	[The Patterson House, owned by Mrs. Elmer Schlesinger, 15 Dupont Circle, Washington, D.C.]
pnp	cph/3c16425	[Calvin Coolidge speaking at a cornerstone laying, at the Jewish Community Center, Washington, D.C.(?), with band in foreground, and visitors in background]
pnp	cph/3c11397	U.S.J. Dunbar presents a statue of Walter Johnson to President Coolidge
pnp	cph/3a17050	Pres. autographs sap bucket for Henry Ford's inn
pnp	cph/3a50421	[Side view of a 1928 Chrysler automobile with two women passengers]
pnp	cph/3a32916	First full meeting of Coolidge cabinet
pnp	cph/3b39483	Mrs. Coolidge exhibits her pet raccoon (Rebecca) to children gathered in the White House grounds for Easter egg rolling
pnp	cph/3c10630	[Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge, with members of Republican Businessmens Association of New York]
pnp	cph/3c11361	President greets visiting boy scouts. 1500 boy scouts from N.Y., N.J., & Conn. making annual pilgrimage to the Capitol being greeted at the White House by President Coolidge
pnp	cph/3c11360	[Henry Ford, full-length portrait, standing, facing slightly left, leaving the White House after calling on the president]
pnp	cph/3c11359	[High school girls learn the art of automobile mechanics. Left to right: Grace Hurd, Evelyn Harrison, and Corinna DiJiulian, with Grace Wagner (under car), at Central High, Wash. D.C.]
pnp	cph/3c11358	Some things new in grease paint. Miss Grace Wagner, a student at Central High, Wash., D.C. is learning the art of auto mechanics.
pnp	cph/3b43850	[Automobiles parked on roof of Buick Sales and service building]
pnp	cph/3c00816	[Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, half-length portrait, standing, facing front, holding her pet raccoon]
pnp	cph/3c06305	[Calvin Coolidge with Judge Elbert Henry Gary and John D. Rockefeller, Jr.]
pnp	cph/3c11363	George Washington honored on 190th anniversary. President Coolidge speaking at memorial services ...
pnp	cph/3c07776	Committee of 100 on Indian Affaires
pnp	cph/3c11364	Owners of Muscle Shoals call at the White House ...
pnp	cph/3b39484	[Calvin Coolidge, half-length portrait, seated at desk in Oval Office, facing front]
pnp	cph/3b39465	President Coolidge signs tax bill
pnp	cph/3b46711	President Coolidge and members of his cabinet posed on the White House Lawn: Secty. of Labor Davis, Secty. of Agriculture Wallace, Secty. of Commerce Hoover, Post Master Gen., Secty. of War Weeks, Secty. of State Hughes, the President, Secty. of Treasury Mellon, Atty. Gen. Stone and Sect. of Navy Wilbur
pnp	cph/3c10625	[Calvin Coolidge, full-length portrait, seated at desk, facing front, holding pen and paper, wearing black armband in mourning for President Harding]
pnp	cph/3c10626	[Calvin Coolidge on the White House lawn, with members of the House Agricultural Committee and a group of western farmers]
pnp	cph/3c10627	[Calvin Coolidge signing the income tax bill, also known as the Mellon tax bill. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon is the third figure from the right, and Director of the Budget, General Herbert Mayhew Lord, is to Mellon's left]
pnp	cph/3c10628	President Coolidge with Secty [sic] Hoover and members of the Radiomens [sic] Assn.
pnp	cph/3c11409	Osage Indians
pnp	cph/3c07775	Miss Ruth Muskrat, a Cherokee Indian, presents Mr. Coolidge with a copy of The Red Man in the United States, a survey of the present day American Indian
pnp	cph/3c11373	President Coolidge addressing graduates of Georgetown University today. In the background Justice Pierce Butler, U.S. Supreme Court, Rev. John B. Creeden, President of Georgetown University, Gov. Wm. S. Flynn of R.I.
pnp	cph/3a22398	Calvin Coolidge, 30th president of the United States, in his office in the White House, Washington, D.C.
pnp	cph/3c11407	Miss Vada Watson, the Kansas wheat girl
pnp	cph/3c11406	Detroit businessmen
pnp	cph/3c11405	Slemp, Coolidge and Sanders
pnp	cph/3c11404	Co-operative Marketing Conference
pnp	cph/3c11403	New York Womens Republican Club
pnp	cph/3c11402	National Conference Utilization of Forest Products
pnp	cph/3c11400	[President and Mrs. Coolidge with Association of Advertising Men]
pnp	cph/3c11362	Survivers (sic) of the Indian Wars call the White House ...
pnp	cph/3c11374	[Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes and Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, full-length portraits, standing, outside of building]
pnp	cph/3c11325	[Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover, full-length portraits, standing, wearing overcoats and holding top hats]
pnp	cph/3c11372	President Coolidge signing appropriation bills for the Veterans Bureau on the south lawn during the garden party for wounded veterans
pnp	cph/3c11371	Garden party for wounded men at the White House
pnp	cph/3c11370	President Coolidge displays great interest in the progress of the work being done on the White House
pnp	cph/3c11369	[President Coolidge, full-length portrait, facing slightly right, standing on steps of the Patterson home, with one of the family's dogs]
pnp	cph/3c11368	Everett Sanders, Secty. to President Coolidge is being portrayed by Geo. Warner, a celebrated portrait painter of France
pnp	cph/3c11367	[Andrew W. Mellon and Ogden Mills, full-length portrait, facing front, standing outside the Capitol, after closing session of the Sixty-Ninth Congress]
pnp	cph/3c11366	[John Philip Hill (left), outgoing congressional "wet" leader congratulating Rep. John C. Linthicum of Md., who was elected to succeed him as "wet" leader]
pnp	cph/3c11365	[Guard house being constructed at the Patterson House for the coming of President and Mrs. Coolidge]
pnp	cph/3c11450	Coolidge and Dawes
pnp	cph/3c11396	John Drew, Al Jolson and other prominent actors with President and Mrs. Coolidge
pnp	cph/3c10629	[Calvin Coolidge, half-length portrait, standing, facing left, tipping his hat]
pnp	cph/3c11386	Radio equipment used on automobiles during the campaign
pnp	cph/3c11387	Labor delegation
pnp	cph/3c11388	Labor delegation. Dan G. Smith and T.V. O'Connor
pnp	cph/3c11390	National Association of Retail Druggists
pnp	cph/3c11391	Mother Jones
pnp	cph/3c11392	Mother Jones and Theo. Roosevelt, Jr.
pnp	cph/3c11393	Members of the Fur Traders Assn.
pnp	cph/3c11384	Breaking ground for Hamline M.E. Church
pnp	cph/3c11395	High school students from Trenton
pnp	cph/3c11383	Girl Scout Tea House, Haines Point
pnp	cph/3c11398	Mr. Coolidge becomes an honorary member of the Smoki[i.e., Hopi] tribe of Arizona. Miss Grace M. Sparks, Secty. of the Chamber of Commerce of Prescott, Ariz. and H.M. Watkins, Secty. of the Chamber of Phoenix
pnp	cph/3c11399	[President and Mrs. Coolidge with members of Republican Businessmen's Association of New York]
pnp	cph/3c11350	[President and Mrs. Coolidge with military aides, just after they assisted in a New Year reception, posed outside the White House]
pnp	cph/3c11351	New Year reception at the White House. Photo shows thousands of citizens waiting to be received
pnp	cph/3c11352	[Frank Kellogg defending U.S. action in Nicaragua before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, with chairman of the committee Senator William E. Borah on the left]
pnp	cph/3c11353	[John W. O'Leary, Pres. of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, talking on new telephone line with John W. Spangler, Pres. of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce]
pnp	cph/3b39163	[Native American chiefs Frank Seelatse and Chief Jimmy Noah Saluskin of the Yakima tribe posed, full-length, standing, facing front, with the U.S. Capitol behind them]
pnp	cph/3c11356	President Coolidge gets a new automobile
pnp	cph/3c11394	[Manager Stanley Harris, in the grandstand, presents President Coolidge with the baseball used to open the 1924 World Series]
pnp	cph/3c11336	[Show window of Thomas J. Williams, electrical contractor, Washington, D.C.(?)]
pnp	cph/3c11326	[Calvin Coolidge, his wife, and an unidentified man seated in an automobile(?)]
pnp	cph/3c11327	[Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and an unidentified man, driver(?), in an automobile]
pnp	cph/3c11328	[Calvin Coolidge making speech at his inauguration]
pnp	cph/3c11329	[Automobiles in window of the Washington-Cadillac Co., Washington, D.C.]
pnp	cph/3c11330	[Raleigh Haberdasher show window, Washington, D.C.]
pnp	cph/3c11331	[Interior of People's Drug Store, Washington, D.C.(?) area]
pnp	cph/3c11332	[Service station, Washington, D.C.(?) area]
pnp	cph/3c11333	[Three young women at work in an unidentified Washington, D.C. office. The girl at the left is operating an addressograph]
pnp	cph/3c11385	President Coolidge making his speech of acceptance
pnp	cph/3c11335	[Dome gas service station, Takoma Park, Md.]
pnp	cph/3c11410	T.W. Page of the National Tax Assn.
pnp	cph/3c11375	[President and Mrs. Coolidge, full-length portraits, seated on porch, with their two sons standing behind them]
pnp	cph/3c11376	[President and Mrs. Coolidge, standing on steps, with their two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gates Dawes, Frank W. Stearn, and Pierce Butler]
pnp	cph/3c11377	[President and Mrs. Coolidge, full-length portraits, standing on steps, with their two sons and their pet dog]
pnp	cph/3c11378	[Mrs. Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Charles Gates Dawes, half-length portraits, standing]
pnp	cph/3c11379	[President Coolidge posed with Women's National Law Fraternity, on lawn]
pnp	cph/3c11380	National Educational Assn.
pnp	cph/3c11381	President and Mrs. Coolidge with their son John and the president's father.
pnp	cph/3c11382	[President Coolidge and his father, full-length portraits, seated on lawn chair]
pnp	cph/3c11334	[Vacuum cleaners on display at the J.C. Harding & Co. store, probably in Washington, D.C.]
pnp	cph/3c11909	[President and Mrs. Coolidge at the laying of the cornerstone of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial]
pnp	cph/3c11900	[President Coolidge standing with members of the National Association of Hotel Owners, on the White House lawn]
pnp	cph/3c11919	[Calvin Coolidge posed standing with Edward T. Clark]
pnp	cph/3c11918	[President and Mrs. Coolidge attending the circus]
pnp	cph/3c11917	[President and Mrs. Coolidge leaving the Capitol after the funeral of Warren G. Harding]
pnp	cph/3c11916	[President Coolidge at opening session of the D.A.R.]
pnp	cph/3c11915	[President and Mrs. Harding and Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge standing at Union Station, on their arrival for the inauguration]
pnp	cph/3c11914	[President Coolidge standing with members of the American Chemical Society on the White House lawn; visible in the background is the White House, scaffolded for repairs]
pnp	cph/3c11913	[President and Mrs. Coolidge with Herbert Putnam and others during ceremony when the Constitution was placed in the vault at the Library of Congress]
pnp	cph/3c11921	[President Coolidge posed with newspaper correspondents on lawn of the White House]
pnp	cph/3c11911	[President and Mrs. Coolidge and unidentified man riding in convertible automobile]
pnp	cph/3c11922	[President Coolidge standing with newspaper correspondents on lawn of the White House]
pnp	cph/3c11908	[President Coolidge in automobile at D.A.R. Hall, where he attended a meeting of the American Red Cross]
pnp	cph/3c11907	[Miss Janet Moffett signing up President Coolidge for the Red Cross drive]
pnp	cph/3c11906	[President Coolidge delivering his first message to Congress]
pnp	cph/3c11905	[President Coolidge addressing crowd at Arlington National Cemetery]
pnp	cph/3c11904	[Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. standing on steps with Charles Lathrop Pack, full-length portraits]
pnp	cph/3c11903	[President Coolidge standing with members of the National Motors Association on White House lawn]
pnp	cph/3c11902	[Secretary of War John Weeks, Pres. Calvin Coolidge, and Asst. Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Armistice Day]
pnp	cph/3c11408	Conference on causes and cure for war
pnp	cph/3c11912	[Calvin Coolidge addressing a meeting of the Budget Committee in the absence of President Harding]
pnp	cph/3c11933	[President Coolidge with members of National Rehabilitation Committee of the American Legion]
pnp	cph/3a46457	[Ford 4-door sedan, front view, with four passengers and a woman driver, another woman standing beside automobile talking to the driver]
pnp	cph/3a37759	[Presidential automobile, ca. 1924 Lincoln, parked in front of stores, with the chauffeur seated behind the steering wheel]
pnp	cph/3a35735	[President Coolidge with members of the Sioux Indian Republican Club of the Rosebud Reservation, on the White House lawn]
pnp	cph/3a35373	[Driver's side view of 1920 Chandler, with a woman standing at the door talking to another woman seated inside]
pnp	cph/3a33242	[RCA technicians installing radio receiving set in President Coolidge's railroad car so that he will be able to receive election returns while enroute to Washington, D.C., Nov. 5, 1928]
pnp	cph/3a20942	The three leading lights of the Republican Party, photographed after a long conference at the Executive Offices in Washington
pnp	cph/3c11357	[Daughters of movie magnate call on the president. Misses Edith and Irene Mayer, daughters of Louis Mayer, head of the Metro Goldwyn Mayer Corp., wearing fur and fur-trimmed coats]
pnp	cph/3a16116	President Coolidge being made Sioux Chief by Henry Standing Bear
pnp	cph/3c11920	[President Coolidge standing with members of the American Association of University Women on the White House lawn; visible in the background is the White House scaffolded for repairs]
pnp	cph/3c11934	[President Coolidge receiving membership in the American Automobile Association]
pnp	cph/3c11741	[The Italian Republican League of N.Y. presents President Coolidge with an original parchment of Lincoln's Gettysburg address]
pnp	cph/3c11932	[President Coolidge standing with members of the Investment Bankers Association, on lawn of the White House]
pnp	cph/3c11931	[President Coolidge walking with members of the Fine Arts Commission]
pnp	cph/3c11930	[President Coolidge standing on steps outside the White House, addressing members of the Investment Bankers Association]
pnp	cph/3c11929	[President Coolidge and Herbert Hoover posed, standing, with American Red Cross group]
pnp	cph/3c11928	[President Coolidge, standing, with members of the Military Order of the World War, on the White House lawn]
pnp	cph/3c11925	[Harding memorial ceremonies in the House of Representatives]
pnp	cph/3c11924	[Harding memorial ceremonies in the House of Representatives, with President Coolidge seated in the front row, center, with Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon seated on his right, and William H. Taft on his left]
pnp	cph/3c11923	[President and Mrs. Coolidge leaving D.A.R. Hall after attending meeting of the Budget Committee]
pnp	cph/3c11936	[President Coolidge, standing, with Harding Memorial Committee]
pnp	cph/3c11707	Fan mail has become so heavy that the Federal Radio Commission has seeked Congress for special legislation to allow the destruction of accumulated letters
pnp	cph/3c11901	[President Coolidge standing with members of the Highway Education Board on the White House lawn]
pnp	cph/3c11717	[Herbert Hoover and presidential party standing, with men holding their hats, at opening baseball game]
pnp	cph/3c11716	[Herbert Hoover, three-quarter length portrait, seated, facing slightly right, listening to radio]
pnp	cph/3c11714	[Herbert Hoover and Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, half-length portrait, standing, facing right, at labor conference on unemployment]
pnp	cph/3c11713	[Herbert Hoover and Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, three-quarter length portrait, standing in doorway of the White House, facing each other]
pnp	cph/3c11712	[Left to right: Herbert Hoover, Mrs. Warren G. Harding, Warren G. Harding, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, and H.M. Daugherty, all standing, in grandstand, at baseball game]
pnp	cph/3c11711	[Crowds waiting in the rain to say goodbye and good luck to President Coolidge outside the White House]
pnp	cph/3c11710	[President Coolidge standing with White House correspondents]
pnp	cph/3c11719	[Julius Rosenwald of Chicago, President of Sears, Roebuck and Co., half-length portrait, standing outside the White House, facing left]
pnp	cph/3c11708	[Mrs. Coolidge planting a tree in one of Washington's playgrounds, as Girl Scouts and others watch]
pnp	cph/3c11720	[Senator Charles L. McNary and Rep. Gilbert N. Haugen, half-length portrait, standing at the White House, shaking hands]
pnp	cph/3c11706	[Members of the Brooklyn New York Chamber of Commerce led by Raymond H. Fiero, posed standing with President Coolidge]
pnp	cph/3c11705	[Miss Mary Fechet, daughter of the Chief of the Air Corps, half-length portrait, standing alongside airplane, facing left]
pnp	cph/3c11704	[Grand Masters of Masons in Washington for a conference posed standing with President Coolidge, outside the White House]
pnp	cph/3c11703	[Secretary of State Frank Kellogg, in cap and gown, being honored with the Degree of Doctor of Laws, by Georgetown University, standing with three other men]
pnp	cph/3c11702	[Malcolm P. Hanson, Jr., son of Lieut. Hanson, chief radio engineer of the Byrd expedition, who will be three months old on Feb. 22nd, in crib]
pnp	cph/3c11701	[The patrician, the largest passenger plane yet to be produced, piloted by Capt. St. Claire Street, army flier, who brought it from Bristol, Penna. to Washington, with twenty passengers and baggage, at Bolling Field]
pnp	cph/3c11700	Col. Linbergh[sic] with his mother and President and Mrs. Coolidge leaving the temperary[sic] White House
pnp	cph/3c11412	Wm. A. Scully (left) of the Republican National Committee and a group of foreign born American citizens
pnp	cph/3c11709	[T.D. Dutton and J.J. Boone, radio broadcasters of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co., testing the installation for broadcasting the inaugural ceremonies]
pnp	cph/3c11729	[President Coolidge three-quarter length portrait, standing at podium, facing slightly left, at Decoration Day ceremonies, Arlington]
pnp	cph/3c11740	[President Coolidge, standing, full-length, with the seven finalists in the national spelling bee]
pnp	cph/3c11739	[President and Mrs. Coolidge with Berea College students]
pnp	cph/3c11738	[Helen Keller reading Mrs. Calvin Coolidge's lips, with her hand]
pnp	cph/3c11737	[President Coolidge and Helen Keller, full-length portrait, standing]
pnp	cph/3c11736	President and Mrs. Coolidge leaving First Congregational Church
pnp	cph/3c11735	Mrs. Calvin Coolidge enrolls the President in the American Red Cross
pnp	cph/3c11734	[President and Mrs. Coolidge standing, full-length portrait, with Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover and Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg, at Union Station, on their return from Swampscott]
pnp	cph/3c11733	[President Coolidge posed with crowd of members of the National Association of Creditmen, with the White House behind them]
pnp	cph/3c11718	[Herbert Hoover signing the Farm Relief Bill, with nine other men standing alongside and behind him]
pnp	cph/3c11731	[President Coolidge, half-length portrait, standing, facing slightly left, speaking at graduation exercises at Howard University
pnp	cph/3a47470	[Side view of two automobiles, one a convertible, with Black Mesa, Arizona in the background]
pnp	cph/3c11728	[President Coolidge and Thomas Lee, Mississippi River hero, full-length portrait, standing, shaking hands]
pnp	cph/3c11727	Members of the Textile Manufacturers Association present scarfs to Pres. and Mrs. Coolidge
pnp	cph/3c11726	[Mrs. Coolidge with two dogs, policemen, and children at Easter egg roll]
pnp	cph/3c11725	Mrs. Coolidge receives a fur coat from the Fur Dealers Assn.
pnp	cph/3c11724	[President and Mrs. Coolidge with winners of safety prizes of the Highway Education Board, National Automobile Chamber of Commerce]
pnp	cph/3c11723	[Grace Abbott, Chief of the Children's Bureau of the Dept. of Labor, half-length portrait, seated, facing slightly right]
pnp	cph/3c11722	[Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and Frank B. Kellogg, standing, with representatives of the governments who have ratified the Treaty for Renunciation of War (Kellogg-Briand Pact), in the East Room of the White House]
pnp	cph/3c11721	[Calvin Coolidge and Col. Stallings, full-length portraits, standing, facing front]
pnp	cph/3c11732	[President Coolidge, full-length portrait, standing, facing slightly left, with five members of the national oratorical contest]