Wanted Love of an Unemployed Girl
Three young women in Depression era New York face hardship while planning a taxi dance night. Sadie, Lillian, and Eve discuss outfits, earnings, and risks as Sadie recalls family troubles and the lure of the Dream Gardens club. The scene shows desperation, gendered labor, and streetwise resilience amid economic strain.
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Eve
Lillian
Sadie
Sis
Lilian
Dream Gardens
Seram
Shanghai
Rose
Lian
Triang
Marshal Ot ey Walker Sees Congress At Work In Tax Mess
Marshal Ot ey Walker from the Old Home Town reports Washington scenes as Congress debates tax policies. He notes fuss over bills, guards at the railing, and a lively exchange about tariffs on matches amid jokes and skepticism about lawmaking.
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Marshal Otey Walker
Congress
Otey Walker
Washington
Marshal Othy Walker
Clarion
Central Press
Chronicle- Telegram
House of Representatives
Land of the Tres
Marstal
Hoover
Ved
John N. Garner
Texas
John XN. Garner
Sarah Peabod
Sarah
Bill Sikes
Match Factory
Sweden
Ruczsia
Sreasman
Penton
Nomeo
Funeral services for Adolph Krieg in Amherst
Funeral services for Adolph Krieg were held today at his home and St John Evangelical church with Rev. C E Schmidt officiating. Edith Heller and Mrs Walter Schultz sang. Pallbearers included Sam Gauman Sr John Wilhelm Fred Gauman Gottfred Aebersold Robert Wissler Emil Launer. Burial in Evergreen cemetery. Attendees from Ravenna Cleveland Lorain Elyria Birmingham Brownhelm Henrietta Oberlin Knipton Amherst and Southerst. ANNOUNCEMENTS The American Legion Auxiliary Post No 197 meets tonight for reg session and initiation of new members. The Two orth League will entertain with a waffle and maple syrup lunch at the Methodist church. The Choral Club rehearses Wednesday at the Nicol home. Axtel Methodist Church members will be entertained Friday evening at the local Methodist Church for a 50-
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Adolph Krieg
Solth Amsterst
St John's Evangelical Church
C E Schmidt
Mies
Edith Heller
Walter Schultz
Sam Gauman
John Wilhelm
Fred Gauman
Gottfred Aebersold
Robert Wissler
Emil Launer
Evergreen Cemetery
Conrad Zilch
Ravenna
Cleveland
Lo»taln
Elyria
Birmingham
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Oberlin
Knipton
Amherst
Southerst
American Legion Auxiliary Post No 197
Two Orth League
James M. P. Nicol Alt
Axtel Methodist Church
The English Elm Has Long Life
The Elm, an ancient race, traces in New Found land to the tertiary era. Romans used it as vine supports, a practice echoed in Italy. English Elm, likely brought by Romans, thrives in England and New England, valued for street planting. Ernest H. Wilson praises its vigor and pruning tolerance for urban avenues.
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H. M. Metcalf
New Foundland
Europe
Asia
North America
Italy
Virgil
Georgic
Corydon
England
Emerson
New England
Wheelwright
Ernest H. Wilson
Woold Arboretum
Boston
St Il
Sunday Socials Span Elyria and Nearby Towns
Local residents hosted and visited relatives during Sunday gatherings across Elyria Amherst Lorain Strongsville and nearby areas. Guests included the Springers and Blazers at Ward Waybard's home, and several families from Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland with multiple drop in visits and dinner events.
Sunday Visiting in Elyria and Lorain Families
Local residents hosted relatives and friends from Elyria and Lorain for Sunday suppers and visits. Notable gatherings included Mr and Mrs William Krieg and son of Elyria at the Engle home, and several other neighbors visiting kin across Lorain County.
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L. D. Camellas
East Main Street
Mra
William Krieg
Elyria
Andrew Schieverstinne
Lorain
Arthur Engle
Local Social News Highlights in Wakeman Area
April 14 social notes from Wakeman and surrounding townships list residents hosting and visiting over the weekend. Entries include Mr and Mrs Earl Green entertaining, Sunday guests at the Kenyon and Peabody homes, WTAM broadcaster Tom Manning dine with the Clarks, and illness keeping Mrs Elmer Hahn home. Additional visits feature Mr and Mrs Ketchum, Mr and Mrs Alexander and Delores, and travelers like R S Barnes and Charles Lander on business.
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Wakeman
Earl Green
Leland Kenyon
H. D. Peabody
Duncan Robertson
Nancy
Billie
Elyria
Tom Manning
WTAM
C. &. Clark
Elmer Hahn
Carl Ketchum
Alexander
Delores
Herbert Lander
Lorain
Robert Nuhn
Charles Lander
Shinrock
R. S. Barnes
New London
Georgia Barnes
Cleveland
Milton Hurst
Lee Ross
Marjory
Richard
Louise Shelton
Isle Derby
Pleam Sharp
Bee business shines despite mood shift in Washington
The Department of Agriculture reports honey output last year valued around 10 million dollars with beeswax near 1 million. Bee pollination is highly valuable though hard to quantify, and new honey preparation and wrapping methods boosted market demand. Nickel candy bars with honey and almonds boosted consumption accordingly.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department States
Autoist “Just Felt Mean” And 50 Did Judge Stockton
In Stockton California Mrs Floy Nigsen sped up when other cars tried to pass, the traffic officer said she drove rough and centered the road. The judge fined her for the incident as reported by the press.
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Stockton
Cal
Floy Nigsen
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