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New York Times reporter describes today as "a dull Sunday at Harding headquarters." An Associated Press reporter shares that Senator Harding spent "a Sunday of almost complete relaxation from the cares of the campaign. Most of the day he remained at home resting or at White Oaks, Dr. Sawyer's sanitarium on the outskirts of town. He and Mrs. Harding had dinner with a party of neighbors, and in the afternoon chatted with friends who 'dropped in' for Sunday calls."
And since it was a "dull Sunday," here's some filler: another image from the June photo sessions in Washington:
Sources:
- "Declares Harding Will Stress League." New York Times. 2 August 1920.
- "Harding Confers with Mason." New York Times. 2 August 1920.
- "Hardings Spend Quiet Sunday." Chicago Tribune. 2 August 1920.
Image:
- "Warren G. Harding photograph." Library of Congress.
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