Blacksmiths See Return of Work Horses to Farms
In Toronto a global blacksmith association declared the work horse is returning to stay in American agriculture. The shift follows a move away from big scale farming and tractor power, with 10,000 acre farms becoming pasture or small holdings. Horses and mules on US farms rose near 1900 levels last year, suggesting blacksmiths face renewed demand as the era of horse powered labor returns.
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Sulenik
International Blacksmitha’ Association
Toronto
United States
Editorial argues Weygandt should replace Marshall on Ohio Supreme Court
The Cincinnati Post notes condemnation by the Cleveland Bar and a Columbus Bar vote endorsing Judge Garl V. Weygandt to succeed Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall. It cites concerns over political influence on Marshall, with Columbus Republicans backing Weygandt and indorsing other justices.
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Weygandt
Cincinnati Post
Carrington T. Marshall
Cleveland Bar Association
Columbus Bar Association
Cac ¥. Weygandé
Marshall
Cleveland Bar
Columbus
Waygandt
Supreme Court
Fess
Mar“Shald
Qulef
Garl“V. Weygandt
Ortne
Thought For The Boy Fights To Save Youth From Delinquency
Welfare workers educators and scout leaders urge community support for boys clubs to keep youths in safe homes and friendly surroundings. Pittsburgh records show delinquency fell after clubs involvement with 172 boys paroled and seven reoffended in five years. Similar efforts exist in other large cities as a benevolence shaping future men.
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Pittsburgh
Chud
Wheat for China and world order in 1932
Arthur Brisbane surveys Hoover policies on financing and shipping 76 million bushels of American wheat to China while lamenting famine, debt, and policy shifts. He contrasts Mussolini’s new measures with Stalinism and notes Gandhi’s hunger and Britain’s stance on imperial governance. The piece questions war, economics, and national responsibility amid global tension.
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Hooverig
Winance Corporation
Lia Gale
China
Ching
Whenea
Dickinson Studies Roosevelt Speech Washington Grumbles
President Hoover assigns Senator Dickinson to prepare a confidential analysis of Governor Roosevelt and his Topaka farm speech. The Des Moines venue is chosen to maximize crowd appeal while signaling economic arguments are hard to address in this campaign. Cabinet members prepare to counter Democratic moves as Mills and Hurley travel, Stimson writes, and Republican strategists seek business voices to warn of dire prospects.
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Washington
Hoover Ban
Dickinson
Roosevelt
Tha Farm Board and Agriculture Department
Hoover
Des Moines
West Branch
Smail
Roosevelt Farm
Democrata Tr
Treasury
Mills
Pacifia
Hurley
Nin
Stimson
Curtis
Grambling
Kansas
Fogelsville
Speaker Garner
Historic Ohio High Spots and Naval Fame of Preble
Historic Ohio High Spots outlines Captain Edward Preble's maritime career from Revolutionary service to commanding the Constitution and waging anti piracy efforts. It notes his lineage, later health limitations, and Portland birth, with tangential references to Roosevelt and lost opportunities.
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Preble
Edward Preble
Jersey
Wisons
Jefferson
Portland
Fragmented 1910s era notes mix myth, rail fare and old events
The text blends mythic figures like Triton with odd transit fare notes, a Scottish driver named Bennin, a swift air propeller train, long workdays, and scattered references to global finance, politics, and zoos. It echoes a miscellany page fragment with diverse people, places, dates, and curiosities from earlier times.
Lessons at Ohio fire school taught to Hamilton volunteers
Fire fighters from Hamilton attended a three day training session at Ohio State University led by Marshal James Hendricks Captain Robert Stoecker and Fireman Dow E Howard. Chief William Conchin praised the program and said some men will be sent to the school annually.
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Ohio Fire Fighters
Columbus
James Hendricks
Robert Stoecker
Dow E Howard
Hamilton
Ohio State University
Wiliam Conchin
Winter Beauty Gardens Spark Surprising Coal Surface Color
A fragment describes winter garden care in Hamiltonian terms, noting how winter gardens survive with limited planting and maintenance. A curious home chemistry formula is given using salt, laundry bleaching, and nitrate chrome to create a color on coal, promising a full blown garden-like color on the surface.
Hamilton Events Recalled Twenty Years A September
The item notes a September twenty ninth Sunday with fair weather. It recounts church services ending a thirteen year pastorate with Reverend Henry avin Kerst and mentions talks by Reverend A. W. Denlinger and Dr. Sohn F. Hergett. Also records obituaries and local events including Harvest services and school military display.
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Henry Avin Kerst
A. W. Denlinger
Hamilton
Sohn F. Hergett
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Cincinnati
B. C
Anton Cermak in Chicago politics and Europe views
Biographical sketch of Anton Cermak born in Prague in 1873. Details include immigrating in 1870s, coal mining in Illinois, leadership roles in Lawndale and Chicago politics, serving on Chicago’s city council and Cook County board, and mayoral rise in 1981. Also notes European opinion on Chicago and a remark about deportation policy. Mentions Swiss toward radio listening via telephone-linked receivers.
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Anton T. Cermak
Prague
Bohemia
United States
Biblic
Cermak Wis
Bible Thought For Today From Psalm And Bell’s 1878 Patent
The passage notes a Bible thought from Psalm 142 and reflects on a 19th century French telephone concept, highlighting Alexander Graham Bell’s 1878 US patent. It also mentions about 1400 American Baptist Episcopal missionaries serving abroad.
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Alexander G. Bell
United States
Sentences Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith
Fragmentary note on a sermon titled Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith. The readable text mentions popularity among those who profit via falsehood and the mob’s voice, with hints of August or February era discussion and a reference to Victorinus.
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Roy L. Smith
Thone
Perfian
Victorinus
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Ry Henstey
Tarre
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Reuters
Butler County
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John W. Collen
Sey Bol Rickh Atanue
New York
Michiken Avenue
Cntce
Memuer
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Brisbane
Mumollal
King Syndicate, Inc
Knickerbocker
Europe
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Che
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Stalin
Russia
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Gorki
Hour of
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Maxim Gorki
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Nizhni-Novgorod
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Mongolia
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Nuna
St. Petersburg
Lenin
Nizhni- Novgorod
Venice
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John T. Darrayce
Campbell Soup Company
Pennsylvania
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Tndia
Gandhi
Wisa
General von Seckt
Germany
France
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Lorraine
M Leva
Crrdion Richelieu
Jake
FACL
Mallan McClere
Jemmad
Ohio
Preble County
Dunesal
Chicago
Triton
Poseidon
Amphitrite
Rami
George “Bennin
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Sweden
London
Paris
Berlin
Dixon
Interior Department
Joseph M. Dixon
Alyle
Olener
Baker
Oregon
Great Britain
Bronx Park Zoo
Taurion, Zoo
Cheia
Japan
America
Proscoyaniva
Rom Police
Rockefellers
John D. Rockefeller
W. L. Gordon
Wee
Kate
Inva
Market Street
Barnett Walla
Douglas Deneen
Monroe
Mlentown
Tem
Engst
Yue Cincinanti
Better Business Bureau Ins
Oak Proprietora
Rose
Hamilton County
Lealie Snyder
Pleasant Avena
Handiton
Fanny
Lester Koehler
Mr. Koehler
Winter
Mother Heller
Carl Meike
Aughey Spivey
Pryfania Avenue
Yosemite Valley
James Kinlay White
South Bistreet
Paul White
Bethel Church
H. A. Dickennim
Yom. Gla
Richaviah Taylor Walker
Metay Hospitaly
Piqua High School
M.G. Ay Histor Concordia Graeler
St. Ann's School
Tod
Anton J. Cermak
Ch Eago
Namie
Europa
Innis
Switzerland
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