Training Boys In Fire Prevention in Elyria
The Junior Fire Fighters Clubs of America with Elyria Fire Department leadership and Chamber of Commerce support teach fire safety to boys. Members receive badges and pledges, covering matches, bonfires, campfires, lighting, open fires, and electrical safety, with a manual on topics from alarms to first aid. The Akron start in 1935 inspires broader adoption as firefighters pursue this effort in their own time.
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Junior Fire Fighters Clubs of America, Inc
Elyria
Elyria Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Bates
Fire Department
Akron
Pardon Motion For Dr Townsend Faces Roosevelt
A public note expresses interest in Senator McAdoo urging President Roosevelt to pardon Dr Townsend for contempt of a Senate committee. The writers argue imprisonment would mock the Senate and fail to justify the arrest, viewing the whole episode as a farce and cautioning against creating a martyr.
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United States
William G. McAdoo
Dr. Townsend
Roosevelt
Townsend
Senate
Priming the Pump Phrase Echoes in Tax Relief Call
Rep Roy O Woodruff of Michigan warned that priming the pump may drain the well urging tax relief for taxpayers and unemployed. He argued tax burdens are crushing wage earners and that hidden levies now amount to about a third of purchase costs. He cautioned endless spending risks draining public funds as the well runs dry.
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Roy O. Woodruff
Michigan
Stars and Stripes
Rep. Woodruff
Foretelling Storms From Aviation Forecasts
Aviation based methods enable predicting thunderstorms 24 to 36 hours ahead by mapping moist air layers rising from the surface. MIT researchers using upper atmosphere data from balloons and aviation observations show vertical weather maps improve accuracy, guiding utilities and weather bureaus toward earlier warnings.
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Weather Bureau
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Unknown Scientific Breakthrough Raises Predictive Hopes
A scientist notes that rapid advances in knowledge will soon allow better prediction of a phenomenon with greater certainty and earlier timing, signaling a shift in forecasting capabilities and potential applications.
Anniversaries and history notes highlight past figures
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES lists figures born across years and places from 1788 to 1866, noting deaths through 1938 and citations of notable names such as James A Hamilton Justin Morr and Anne Sullivan Macy. TODAY IN HISTORY catalogs events from 182 to 1934 including Webster's Dictionary first edition, Fort Sumter evacuation, Lincoln's assassination, the Titanic voyage, overalls movement, and political shifts. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS mentions Gen Jay L Benedict and Joseph B Poindexter with origins and birthplaces.
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James A Hamilton
Alexander
New York
Justin
Morr
Vermont
Strafford
Janus Spencer Morgan
New England
London
America
Morgan
Springfield
Mass
Adna R. Chaffee
Orwell
Ohio
Los Angeles
Roseé Cochran
England
Frederick L. Anderson
Newton
Mass Theological School
St. Lews
Anne Sullivan Macy
Helen Keller
Fort Sumter
Lincoln
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Pres. Toosevelt
N. FR. A
Gen. Johnson
Jay L. Benedict
West Point
Joseph B. Poindexter
Montana
Territory of Hawaii
Canyon City
Maundy Thursday Readings on Foot Washing and Love
The Maundy Thursday reflection cites John 13 2 15 and emphasizes shared blessing at communion. It reflects on the three linked elements of the Cross the Eucharist and the new commandment of love as a threefold cord. It urges reception and service in the guest chamber.
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Yau
Notable births and figures from Oregon and beyond
A digest of notable birthdays and origins for figures including Dr. Ralph Arnold of San Marino born Marshaltown Iowa 63 years ago Prof Calvin B Hoover of Duke University born Berwick Illinois 41 years ago Lee Tracy born Atlanta Georgia 40 years ago James Branch Cabell born Richmond Virginia 59 years ago plus today horoscope noting a pleasure loving nature with caution advised about associations with the opposite sex and a meditative undertone.
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Oreg
Ralph Arnold
San Marino
Cal
Marshalltown
Iowa
Calvin B. Hoover
Duke University
Berwick
Ill
Lee Tracy
Atlanta
James Branch Cabell
Richmond
The Stickisback Nest Builder Among Fishes
The small Stickisback is a famous nest builder among fishes. Nests are simple, made from seaweed and any available debris, even a stray rope can serve as material.
A Little Sermon By The Way
A short religious reflection on seeing God and understanding. It discusses how sight and understanding relate to faith, citing passages from Matthew and Paul about opening the eye of understanding and perceiving Scripture. It emphasizes seeing God with the eye of faith and mind.
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Paul
Jesus
Moses
Vision of God Seen in Christ and Mercy
The sermon discusses seeing God in love and service, in Jesus Christ, and in the face of others. It cites scriptural references from Luke and Matthew, notes that sin blinds perception, and portrays God as revealed through creation, history, and especially Jesus Christ's life and sacrifice. The speaker is Rev. John J. McAlpine.
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Jacob
Esau
God
Luke
Jesus Christ
Matthew
Hature
Napoleon Ones
Jesus
Christ
John J. McAlpine
Special Train to Greenfield Village From Ohio to Dearborn
The New York Central Railroad announces a special round trip train from Cleveland Elyria and Sandusky to Greenfield Village Dearborn Michigan on Sunday April 24. Depart Elyria 9 AM arrive back 10 PM. Visitors see Henry Ford educational project 200 acres at Dearborn and Edison Institute Museum eight acres with agriculture manufacture and transportation exhibits. Clinton Inn venue offers a 160 year old hospitality site with over 60 points of interest including Edison’s Menlo Park reconstruction.
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New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
Elyria
Sandusky
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Michigan
Henry Ford
Thomas A Edison
Edison Institute Museum
Govusteous Guides Act Ag Escorts
Clinton Inn
Edison
Menlo Park
N. J
Inbora
Greenfield Village trip draws Cleveland visitors again
Last year 2,637 Clevelanders toured Greenfield Village on August 20 and the enthusiasm prompted a repeat visit this year. Visitors will see giant effigies of old London announcing time each quarter hour and crafts displayed in authentic settings. Light lunches and refreshments will be served, with full details from G. F. Shewell, New York Central ticket agent.
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Tory
Sir John Bennett
Old London
Nainy
Greenfield Village
G. F. Shewell
New York Central
Relative pay of capital and labor settled by supply and demand
After all is said and done the question of remuneration for capital and labor will be determined by the law of supply and demand.
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