Dr Lockman to Speak at Chautauqua July Wednesday
Dir Ralph W. Lockman of Christ Church New York City will deliver the Independence Day address at Chautauqua Amphitheatre at 1046 a m DST. He speaks on The New Patriotism as Dr Sockman leads weekday devotional hours and lectures on Culture Without Religion Women s New Codes and more.
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Gadget Era emerges as furniture expo unveils marvels
Chicago June 28 1934 United Press reports a gadget era at the American Furniture Mart shows where exhibitors display innovations including a washing machine combined with a food mixer and radio. The exhibit highlights portable beds folding into overnight bags and other space saving designs inspiring new styles like Mickey Mouse themed juveniles displays.
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New England From the Highway Reflects on Regions
A Western traveler returns from a motoring trip praising New England for its cleanliness, orderly rural villages, white-painted houses, and well-kept roads winding through wooded hills. He notes contrasts with the Middle West and ponders forestry versus abandonment, while also touching on labor issues. Madame Secretary Perkins is urged to bring balance to industrial labor relations.
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Baruch Memoirs and the Rise of Autobiographies
The article notes a surge in memoir production as Baruch retires from business to write his autobiography. It praises Baruch as a highly intelligent figure from business, finance, and government and suggests his frank account of recent decades would be entertaining and revealing.
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Baruch’s Conquest of Nature and Wellsian Ambition
The text discusses Baruch as a patron and adviser to presidents and imagines him as an impersonal philosopher shaping a work on a man’s conquest of nature. It notes America as the chief scene of this conquest and asserts Baruch’s potential to rival H. G. Wells in progress and influence during Baruch’s era.
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Domestic rubber supply secured by natural and synthetic means
The United States now has a domestic rubber supply through two paths. The common goldenrod plant can yield 12 percent rubber and be grown nationwide, while synthetic rubber from water, salt, and acetylene offers a simpler alternative. DuPont has produced it and Dayton tires test well. costs equal tropical rubber, signaling a large new industry and farm crop potential.
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Julius A. Niewland
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Rose blooms in Quincy historic garden for 146th year
A rose planted in 1778 by the wife of John Adams, second president of the United States, bloomed again behind the old Adams mansion in Quincy. The imported English rose bears white flowers with yellow centers, marking the 146th year of its bloom.
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NEA Flag Founded Early in 1897 Notes
The National Education Association flag has origins traced to the late 19th century with references back to 1897, marking an early association symbol. The record notes the historical establishment of the flag, linking it to the NEA and its early activities in education advocacy.
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Local notes and accidents from Corry and region
Twenty years ago a Corry area six year old died from lockjaw after stepping on a nail, and a railway accident near the city killed a railroad worker whose body was found in a creek. Columbus plans a new business building after a recent fire, and officials discuss crossing safety on a Spartansburg to Wiggin line. Columbus thanks the Corry Wire Department for fighting a major blaze last week. Mrs. Emms Place, a Corry settler now in Washington, D C, celebrated her 88th birthday. A district Sunday school convention is set at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 2 o'clock. Ruthie McGullough returns from Youngsville summer school. Local families plan a Big Odd Fellows picnic at Midway Park on Chautauqua Lake July 4. An auction bridge club finished eight games with a celebratory ride to Melvin Smith Jam at Beaverdam and a five chicken dinner. A Beaumont Texas child, Edgar Wigging, two, was run over by a 2000 pound car and rushed to hospital. W Hall Jr of Philadelphia will address a Sincari Oil Company sales meeting at the Carey Hotel tonight.
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Roosevelt and navy bond frames proud wartime ties
Washington dates from June 26 recalls Franklin D Roosevelt as a navy loving leader. The piece compares his devotion to ships with King George V, notes his WWI service attempt, and explains his ascent in naval affairs, including the Vinson Act and new ceremonial ranks for the assistant secretary. It highlights tension with the state department over naval matters and praises Roosevelt’s focus on a strong fleet.
Mrs Mildred Denter Visits Brie on Business Today
Mrs Mildred Denter is visiting Brie on business, planning to go there this morning as part of her trip.
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Star Signals by Octavine
A horoscope column warns of a period of deep mood affecting hearts and recommends postponing entertainments for a week. It notes late afternoon as the best time and predicts March 1935 benefits from foreign-born helpers, study of philosophy or a song tip, with financial rewards from December 26 to November 5 tied to theater, children, pleasure, or romance.
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Missouri Lawyer Cannot Quit Profession Under Law
A Missouri lawyer cannot resign from the bar once admitted and can only leave by disbarment. Mr and Mrs Arden Perry of 92 Espha arrived in the city today after the death of the Perry patriarch, M Ferry, who died this morning.
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Hollywood Film Shop projects and cast notes from Fox
Fox studio announced Sam Hellman will write dialogue for The Day of the Bride with Starry Charles Boyer. Soi Ya Levien adapts The Proud Princess directed by Dorothy Arzner. five New York actresses tested for Mary Roberts Rinehart's The State We See production at Fox Movietone City next month directed by Hamilton Matt Farrell.
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Paris Styles Preview Warm Shoe Colors in Paris
Paris fashion notes from June 26 cite a rich red brown as a top shoe color and kidskin as the preferred material. Mollie P Page predicts autumn reds browns oranges and greens plus white accents to brighten navy outfits, with white pique collars and organza ruffles adding chic touches.
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