President calls for cutting spending to balance budget
The piece argues for strict federal cost cutting and a balanced budget. It tracks per capita debt figures from 1916 to present and cites John T. Flynn and Russell Weisman warning that deficits persist. It critiques Treasury reporting and urges clear, simple financial statements to the public.
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Congress
New Deal
Treasury
AAA
NRA
United States
Harding
Coolidge
John T. Flynn
Cleveland Press
Flynnn
Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Russell Weisman
Wall Leaner At Tea Party Observes Social Gaffe
New York Day By Day narrator describes an afternoon tea where he endures social flutter. He jokes about being a wall leaner and aloof, courting attention from a flirtatious guest while maintaining a somber persona. His confessional tone mocks social rituals and imagined impacts of his demeanor.
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New York
Budget message flaws FSA by President and calls for restraint
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the President’s budget as undercounting the deficit by omitting a debt issuance, warns of unsound accounting and policy, urges economies and a robust tax plan, and urges officials at all levels to cut spending to avoid inflation and national financial disaster. It cites past deficits and recommends decisive budget balance measures now.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Congress
Notable Births Recap of Public Figures
A list of prominent figures born in the late 19th and early 20th centuries includes Dr. George M. Dorrance of Philadelphia a facial surgeon and Campbell Soup Co. chairman born in Bristol Pennsylvania 60 years ago. Tony Sarg the marionette showman born in Guatemala 55 years ago. Dave H. Morris ambassador to Belgium born in New Orleans 65 years ago. Thomas Rickert United Garment Workers president born in Chicago 61 years ago. Louise Rice a New York grapheologist born in New Albany Indiana 55 years ago. Dr Clarence True Wilson noted M E clergyman born in Milton Delaware 65 years ago. and Marshal Philippe Petain the French soldier born last year.
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George M. Dorrance
Philadelphia
Campbell Soup Co
Bristol
Tony Sarg
New York
Guatemala
Dave H. Morris
Belgium
New Orleans
Thomas .\. Rickert
United Garment Workers of America
Chicago
Louise Rice
New Albany
Ind
Clarence True Wilson
Milton
Del
Marshal Philippe Petain
Tuning Up At The Party A Self Mocking Monologue
A narrator observes a partygoer overconfident in flirtation as she moves unescorted and the speaker contemplates flirting back. He muses on aging, pride, and the allure of charm schools while detailing his own self deprecating performance and longing for release from the social scene. He notes an Italian woman’s aloofness and a lingering grin.
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Ethel Barrymore
Music Hall
Paul the Apostle as Faith's Greatest Witness in Acts Study
Reading Acts 9:1-30, we explore how Paul, once hostile to Christians, becomes the Lord's chosen instrument for bearing his name to Gentiles and kings. His vision and sacrifice test his integrity, shown by the lasting scope of his work and impact on the Christian Church.
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Ananias
Jerusalem
Israel
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Christi
Christ
Anniversaries and history notes from 1766 to 1850
Today in history recalls anniversaries of notable figures including Richard B. Thomas founder of The Old Farmer's Almanack born in Grafton Massachusetts who died in 1846. It also notes Francis Murphy temperance advocate born in Ireland died 1907 and others with births and deaths linked to Westminster Bristol Brookline and North Carolina. The entry also references 1846 the war between Mexico and (text cut).
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Richard B. Thomas
Boston
Old Farmer's Almanack
Grafton
Mass
Francis Murphy
Ireland
Los Angeles
Timothy Field Allen
New York Homeopathic Medical College
Westminster
Leonidas L. Polk
North Carolina
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Nson
N. C
John B. Herreshoff
Rhode Island
Bristol
R. I
John Ll. Stoddard
Brookline
Vass
Mexico
Birth Hour Strength and Success Through Discretion
A brief note on personal fortune tied to disciplined mind and cheerful disposition. It claims later birth hour enhances strength and authority, improving chances of success in various endeavors.
April 25 1937 Horoscope Leader's Pure Regard for Justice
Today brings a natural good will and a cheerful disposition but favors a leader of men whose following joins with him through a steadfast regard for his sterling qualities. The day emphasizes justice and positive leadership.
Local health notes on Bowman and Coleman
Mallet Creek reports Miss Midge Bowman returned from Lodi hospital with improvement but bed rest ahead. Junior Coleman, operated on for appendicitis at Lodi hospital, faced double pneumonia but shows signs of improvement over the weekend.
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Midge Bowman
Lodi Hospital
Junior Coleman
Bin go party at St Adelbert’s Church
The ladies of St Adelbert's church Berea will hold a Bin go party Saturday evening at the town hall. Mr and Mrs R W Sprague of Sprists coach spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs S Peck of Home, Ohio. Mr Othe Bruce visited his sister Mrs William Teufel in Cleveland Thursday.
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St. Adelbert’s Church
Berea
R. W. Sprague
S. Peck
Home
Ohio
Othe Bruce
William Teufel
Cleveland
Mrs Italia Recounts Tales In Her Native tongue
A brief note describes Mrs Italia speaking in her mother tongue, sharing stories and cultural remarks in a local setting. The report notes her language and conversational style without explicit details.
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Mrs. Italia
Scandal Distorts Truth and Fears the Worst Reports
A terse maxim on how scandal fuels distortion and gullibility, warning that sensational stories bend perception by spreading fear and suspecting ulterior motives. The quote highlights human susceptibility to negative rumors and the media’s role in shaping belief.
Ohio Film To Be Shown At North Olmsted
The North Olmsted Kiwanis Club will view three motion pictures at the parish house meeting Monday at 6 30 p m. R D Packard of Standard Oil division in Cleveland says the program includes Beautiful Ohio Industrial Ohio and Ohio from the Air. J Reynolds arranged the arrangements. The travelogue highlights state scenery and major industries with a air view survey of Ohio from above.
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Ohio
North Olmsted Kiwanis Club
R. D. Packard
Standard Ol
Cleveland
J. Reynolds
Inevitable Exit Riff From a Gala Night
A narrator muses on leaving a crowded event amid humor and sniping looks from guests. He jokes about theft at the repast and laments the loss of food and a new hat, while dodging an overbearing hostess as he weighs departing quietly.
Chiropractors Stand On Equal Ground In Health Care
Letter from Mark Allwyn Abbe, Doctor of Chiropractic, argues the First Ohio Court of Appeals ruling misstates chiropractic standing. He contends chiropractors are licensed, self funded, and distinct from medical doctors who he says cannot attest to chiropractic efficacy. He urges the press to differentiate and support regulatory independence for chiropractic schools and ethics.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Ohio Court of Appeals
State Medical Board
Chiropractic
Mark Allwyn Abbe
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