Universe's cyclic fate tied to Brahma days and nights
The piece notes cosmic inflation seen by astronomers as distant galaxies recede, yet reassures that observations may reflect past events. It compares the expanding and contracting universe to Brahman cycles, citing Brahma day and night lengths totaling about 311 trillion years, and suggests scientists might verify these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Janet H. Clark
Johns Hopkins University
Einstein
India
Blue law clash stalls Sunday trading in Cleveland case
Two merchants tried to dodge Sunday closing rules by keeping hours open but were caught as the old blue law forbids such action on the Sabbath. The NRA slacker reference and Blue Eagle reign hint at broader wartime era tensions in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Blue Eagle
Cleveland
Paris Styles by Helen Hubert in three quarter coats
Helen Hubert, formerly with a major house, now shows ensembles with three quarter coats featuring side trimmings and fur, emphasizing upper sleeves. She uses black astrakhan and white ermine for contrast, noting coats cost more than dresses for prominent sleeve details. Her two new colors are emerald green and garnet red with catching light effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Helen Hubert
Helen
Historical Names and Roles in Local 19th Century Firms
Query questions identify dates and leaders for historic local businesses. Cooley ran the National Hotel on East Washington. Corry Development listed Patterson R A as president with Loveland J A as VP, George W Patterson as secretary, Desmond J J as treasurer. Ida Welconer served as hospital superintendent. Belle Mandeville and Kate Ryan ran the Ladies Furnishing Store at 9 11 S Senter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
National Hotel
East Washington Street
Corry Development Company
R. A. Patterson
J. A. Loveland
George W. Patterson
J. J. Desmond
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Commentary
Twenty years ago the journal reflects on a Sunday paper noting a $100 fine and six months in the workhouse for recalcitrants. The piece describes court actions conditioned on compliance to play the game with competitors, and compares the Mosaic code and Hammurabi to modern American regulatory authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Babylon
America
Hollywood Film Shop Portraits Lubitsch and Tugwell
A humorous Hollywood piece profiles Ernest Lubitsch as a pantherish figure who favors light suits and piano, plus a satirical Tugwell elevator quip. It notes Lubitsch’s talkative economy of words, affection for Schubert, and dislike of reformers, while mentioning NRA staffing numbers around 1,100 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Ernest Lubitach
Panther
Elsie Dinsmore
Napoleon
Spengler
Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Public Works Debate Echoes From England Past
Washington notes compare 19th century views on public works with modern debates. Southey praised liberal spending as prosperity builder, while Macaulay warned of embezzlement and binges in prosperous times. The column cites London’s recent buildings as a counterpoint to their theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
Robert Southey
Thomas Babington Macaulay
London
Music Dept Plans for Season's Work
Members of the Corry Woman's Club music department met in the club house for an organization session led by department chairman Miss Lillian Barnes. Plans for the year’s work were discussed and outlined during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corry, Woman's Club
Lillian Barnes
Suit filed for 27500 in Erie county court
Robert A. Johnson of Cleveland names Katherine R. Wilbur and Mary B. Miller as joint defendants in a 27500 damage suit. He alleges permanent injuries from a Nov 15 1921 auto collision at 10th and Wallace streets, suffered while crossing. He was unconscious for 30 days and hospitalized, seeks medical expenses pain and suffering.
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Eri
Katherine R. Wilbur
Beachgrove Drive
Eaglehurst
Mary B. Miller
7Th Street
Erie County Court
Robert A. Johnson
Cleveland
10Th
Wallace Streets
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harry F. Pager
Jesse Jiuliante
Brie
Newlywed couple makes glass house their home in woods
Aberdeen Washington report notes Gile Mead and Sadie McQuarrie just married and living in a glass house perched at Mead's forest lookout station. The unusual dwelling highlights their rustic living choice amid rural surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass House
Aberdeen
Wash
Gile Mead
Sadie McQuarrie
Mead's
Forest
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United Press Staff
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Film Shop
National Recovery Administration
Alary
Rex Tugwell
Secretary of Agriculture
Columbia University
White House
Am Medical
Sovernment
Sunnyfield Bacon
IONA
Swansdown
Usie
Creat
Atlantic & Pacific
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Pittsburgh
Stooblin
Titusville
Oilcity
Niagara
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nyagar
Adlerika
Vicks
Keister
Sic
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