Ohio and nation in turmoil as riots and deaths swarm reports
A chaotic bulletin lists a flood of local and state events. Prominent figures include John P F Gumpsell and Geoffrey F Morgan amid elections, indictments, and public notices. Incidents span drownings, train collisions, fires, and labor unrest with multiple deaths and injuries. The piece also notes wartime donations, civic appointments, and legislative vetoes shaping Ohio life.
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John PF. Gumpsell
Lelpale
National Guard
Perry County
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Troyeur Farm
Eman Lee Elam
Wile
Doard
Trustuve
Oxford College
Ann Chandier Christy
Maytille Christy
Zenesville
Witteatery
Guilford
Colombiana
Ohio
Youngstown Consel
Rene Tuthon
Young Wien
Oxford
Lamcaster
Clemons
William Swanston
Canfield
Mahoning County
Boer A. Baker
Erie Railroad
Polot
Entrin
Ile Hore
Marion
Charles C. Weytracht
Alfiance
Motterdur
Adiuteet
Layton
Captsie
Kerr
Port Clint
Camp Perry
Obic
Union
New York State
Leroy BP
Wolf
Sidney
Miamighare and
Germantows Traction Company
Ernings
Elmer G Pwlt
Jobn I. Miller
Cayahoga Pallx
Monroe Falls
Aleem
Seth
Trables
Willys Overland
Commar
Nul
Percine
Zanesville
D. A. Ryans
M. L
B. J. Harkei
Britary
Franklin County
Frank Delahanty
Cleveland
Columbus
Chiro Proctors
Walter Lee Perkins
Lima
Prien
Norval
Norval Home Company
Frank A Chain
Washington City
OhbMin
Witaw
Jasper HW
Shields
Sherif
Mehoning County
Akron
Cox
Camera Assembly
First Century Christianity and Pentecost Power
A compact sermon on early Christian experience focusing on the Pentecost event as the model for faith, unity, and witness. It emphasizes the risen Christ, the Holy Spirit, and the call for believers to maintain worldwide purpose, prayer, and testimony.
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Apostolic Church
Chris Canving
Penternist
Christ
Israel
Jesus
Jerusalem
Jose
Decoratom
Igtievers
Po_ter
God
Swimlet
Home Made Desserts and Sunday Night Menus from The Family Table
A dated, homey collection of recipes and meal ideas including Lemon Sherbet Velvet, Beaten Biscuit, Cherry Pudding, Vanilla Slices, and a plan for a simple Sunday night meal with bread and milk or mush and milk. It offers suggested desserts, snacks, and sandwiches, plus tips for serving, keeping, and varying a family supper with cheese fingers and cucumber spring sandwiches. The tone reflects a homemaking guide with practical, step by step instructions and period culinary staples.
Fabric hats rise in summer milliner windows
The piece notes fabric hats of tulle, crepe de Chine, and georgette dominating early summer windows. It warns amateur makers that hat forging needs trained milliner skill, while describing trends like broad brim Second Empire shapes, turbans, poke shapes, and taffeta hats with embroidery.
The Price of Friendship in a Shifting World
A fragment reflecting on loyalty and price, suggesting that friendship mirrors mercenary motives. It hints that an enemy may become a friend if payment or need aligns, or if others fail to supply companionship. The tone is aphoristic and cautionary.
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Ian
Floor Cushion Trend Joins Rag Rug Fashion
The article notes a shift from rag rugs to floor cushions covered with woven fabric matching rugs. Adults highlight using cushions on floors, porches, or lawns with plain centers and floral end bands. It emphasizes pairing such cushions with mahogany furniture and colonial interiors.
Belonging to God and the self
A reflective piece on choosing divine centrality over self, describing how a life aligned with God moves from a tight personal orbit to a larger, brighter path as a satellite to the great sun, or risks drifting into darkness if the self remains the center.
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Neht
Warerth
Queer Acting Biro Describes Yellow Breasted Chat
A Washington official notes the yellow-breasted chat is an odd bird both in song and display. The American Forestry association describes its singing as complex requiring tail nudging and head twisting. The bird’s tune is deemed scarcely worthy of the name, labeled a series of grotesque notes.
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American Forestry Association
Washington
Let Your Light Shine in Quiet Good Deeds
A devotional note encourages steady, unseen effort toward the common good. It asserts that rightly directed work may not yield immediate public praise, yet the good seed will bear fruit somewhere, sometime. It urges thoughtful action and steadfast virtue as the path to positive outcomes.
Chinese Prefer American Shoes Despite High Prices
Chinese consumers favor American footwear but many cannot afford them. The native population often settles for cloth or poor substitutes, as leather shoes remain for the wealthy. Even high-grade leather imports come from the United States while the cheaper options are produced in Japan.
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Qui
United States
Japan
Popular Mechanics
Glitter and Glisten Fads Dominate Evening Frocks
A 1930s fashion note describes a season of glitter and gilt, with bead embroidery, paillettes, brocade tunics, and silver gold designs on gauze and crepe. Totals stay moderate as brocade can be worn at home, often needing little material, with possible borders of chiffon or voile de soie for borders.
Fashion Notes From The Era On Wardrobe Trends
Fashion observations describe tight waists and flower trimmed hats with hats held off the face. Rose shades dominate sport wear and clocks on stockings appear fashionable. Gloves, pointed toes, and boxy stilt coats rise in favor, while rough wool collars and cherry red buttons feature among new fabrics and colors.
Short sleeves catch on with buyers and wearers
In some regions short sleeves for summer waists and dresses are praised by buyers and consumers. Older women object, saying the look feels undressed, but they can use wet undersleeves or light fabric to mitigate. Younger athletic women welcome the style as a distinct hit.
Dresses in Velvet and Rainbow Fabrics for Evening Wear
Describes a yellow velvet gown with orchid velvet facings, deep square neckline, basque waist, elbow sleeves, and a bias draped skirt. Notes orchid velvet contrast, taffeta floral girdle hues, and large Spanish combs in pale tortoise shell with silver. Mentions rainbow tricolette fashion, purple accents, and bold petal trimmings.
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Paris
Ana
Old-Fashioned Howell Powell Divorce Cartoon Style
Cartoon dialogue and jokes about divorce and society. A caricatured scene notes Howell Powell clashing with Cowell Yes over a divorce. The piece hints at social mores and evolving attitudes through humor.
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Howell—Powell
Cowell
Not Your Heart But Your Kidneys News Item
A miscellany of clippings touches on kidney health and public chatter. It includes a Paris crowd anecdote about wounded soldiers, a note on kidney function and a health tonic claim, a Tokyo shipmaster license for a young woman, and assorted light exchanges about doctors, money, and marriage.
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Place du Chatelet
Paris
Everybody's Magazine
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