by Joe Mitchell Chapple. 1924. 386p

This book chronicles the life of Warren G. Harding, focusing on his formative years, career in journalism, and rise to political prominence. It highlights his early influences, including his mother's storytelling and the ethical standards he observed in politics, which shaped his values. The narrative details his struggles and ambitions as he established a newspaper in Ohio, ultimately leading to his presidency, while also emphasizing the personal relationships and experiences that motivated his journey.