Conservative Red Cross Fashion Parade Inspires Waste-Not Clothing
New York County Red Cross stage shows a parade of garments made from scraps and discarded clothes to urge 2,000,000 garments for Central Europe children. Public school children model outfits created from scraps, including costumes from fathers’ and mothers’ cast-offs.
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RED Cross
New York County
The
New York
Central
Europe
George Popps
Miss Gracie
Farmers assured of plenty of credit for farmers aid program
US Comptroller Crissinger pledged that government credit will back banks to extend capital to farmers burdened by debt and low crop sales. A conference with Melton and the Federal Reserve Board will outline how reservoirs of new credit will open. Crissinger urged immediate assurance for financing fertilizers seed implements and labor.
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US N. 8
Washington
Crissinger
Great Loas
Crissinger, Secretary of the Treasury
Melton
Federal Re-Servue Board
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve
Boston Reserve Bank
Gas Industry Leaders Meet in Cincinnati for Annual Convention
Elyria reports a May 16 to 19 gathering in Cincinnati for the Sixteenth Annual Natural Gas Association of America meeting. Executives and workers from the United States and Canada will attend with tours, an equipment exhibit, and demonstrations by the US Bureau of Standards on efficient gas use. The event aims to reduce waste and reveal startling facts from a government report anticipated to be released.
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Elyria
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Natural Gas Association of America
United States Bureau of Standards
Bahai Leader Fazel Promotes Peace in Chicago Campaign
Fazel, Persian exponent of Bahai beliefs, visits Chicago to boost Bahaism amid a claim of over 50 000 adherents in the United States. He describes Bahaism as loving God and neighbor and advancing universal peace. A Bahai temple is under construction at Wilmette, Illinois.
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Janabe Fazel
Chicago
Fazel
Persia
United States
Daha-e-Siah
God
Wilmette
Ill
Stolen Car Case Lands Woodbury in Lorain Jail
Walter Woodbury of 14 Van Buren Street New York City is held in Lorain city jail awaiting arrival of Mrs J Vargo of Cleveland She accuses Woodbury of stealing her automobile recently.
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Lorain
Walter Woodbury
van Buren Street
New York City
City
Ohio sues to revoke licenses over malpractice insurance
In Columbus on April 28 a mandamus petition seeks to force the state insurance superintendent to revoke licenses issued to insurers that indemnify Ohio physicians surgeons and dentists against losses from medical malpractice. The filing argues the policies violate Ohio laws and public policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atorney
George H. Phelps
State Supreme Court
Gearhart
State Insurance Department
Local notes from Grafton include visits and events
Nellie Parks and daughter Olive of Cleveland spent Sunday in town. Elyria visitors included Mrs. Mary Barry and Mrs. William Junglass. The M E church choir rehearsed April 22. Several residents hosted visitors from Detroit and Brooklyn. The Osborn Company expands its workforce as a power line to the quarry pumping station is completed. Church work, club meetings, and social visits fill the week in Grafton and nearby towns.
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Elyria
Baturdas
Frederick Hicks
Wermilton
James Tran
Alf Willys
George P. Spitzer
Ford Auto Lealer
Ford
R. Shirley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
John Becker
Baby
Cousins
George Black
Aly
Wildenheim
Mary Widenheim
Henry Wildenheim
G. W. Howard
Ruth
Treva Reichard
Cleveland
Ella Reichard
Wilbur Thayer
Trencharda
William Marsh
George G. Spitzer
Walter Keislen
Ean
Merv
Siam Buckingham
LaGrange
Rve Park
BE. W. Reichard
F. W. Howard
Camel
C. H. Bliziey
Kiyrma
Ford Dermer
Ross Beesing
Lakewood
Babe
Vera Williamson
Murial
Friends
William Buckingham
R. J. Trenchard
Joseph Robson
Harry Hudson
Kingsley Corners
Immaculate Conception Church
Gratton
Lorain County Bee Association
Leslie Bardon
St. Ignatus College
J. Bardon
Berea
J. Kuskavage
A. Bittner
Rheumatism Cure Guarantee Promises Relief or Money Back
An advertisement touts Allenrhu as a permanent remedy for rheumatism with claims that uric acid is dissolved and poisons exit the system within 24 hours. It guarantees satisfaction with two bottles or money refunded, and lists Cran dall's Pharmacy C W Phillips' and Kbert's Drug Store as guarantors in the county.
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James H. Allen
Allenrhy
Crandall
Jewelry as a lasting gift from the Jeweler’s ad
The article extols jewelry as the best gift across ages and classes, lasting beyond linen or furniture. It urges patronizing jewelers who offer characterful gift pieces with faultless finish and a strong guarantee to replace unsatisfactory items. Look for the White Street Clock.
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Dutch Henry’s Bargain Store
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
W. Broad St
of Natural Gas Association
Wesabe
New Yorker
the Robinson and Hancock Co
Munyon’s
H. H.R. Ce
Scranton
Munyon's
Grafton
Acra
Homemakers’ Club
Bloome vi Ofpa
EL W. Blechand
Jolly Pedro Club
Bari Durkee
Barrett, the Jewele
Broad St. and
East Ave
Marietta
Parkersburg
Tan
Rookie
Copen
Aula Bette
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