Road to Health Shows Summer Mortality Drops Across Years
The article notes summer mortality fell from near winter levels in 1910 to consistently lower rates in recent years. It credits fly screens, refrigeration, clean milk, improved sanitation, sensible dress, outdoor activity, diet, and vacation relaxation for healthier summers and hints at further gains from urban housing, cleaner air, reduced noise, sun exposure, and preventive serums expanding medical knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouch
Disarmament Progress Shown in Naval Review
King George aboard the royal yacht reviews 46 ships with 18 000 men, the first such ceremony in eight years. A London observer notes the display proves disarmament advances, citing Britain and the United States scrapping vast tonnages after World War I while minor powers also cut fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George of
England
London
Britain
United States
Moral call for spiritual leadership to heal economy
The piece argues low mood in business and politics stems from moral and religious lapse. It urges leaders to restore progress on a basis of ethics, citing repentance and virtue as needed for national renewal. It contrasts modern folly with 19th century warnings and stresses turning toward God and righteous works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Anniversaries and today in history list notable births
The column lists anniversaries of historical figures born in the 19th century and today in history events such as Greenwich Observatory founding and Missouri statehood. It also notes birthdays of Herbert Hoover and other figures, with a closing paragraph on character and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
England
Missouri
Chicago
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Herbert Clark Hoover
West Brank
George Fried
Worcester
Mass
William E. Hocking
Harvard University
Cleveland
Norma Sheerer
Montreal
Witter Byrner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward L. Doheny
Fond du Lac
Wis
Henry K. Murphy
New York City
New Haven
Conn
Hugo Eckener
Germany
Laurence Binyon
Amherst Ludwig Reunion and Wedding Surprise at Beach
Sixty-one guests attended the late John Ludwig family reunion at Ruggles Beach in South Amherst. During dinner Mrs Henry Fridenstine announced the marriage of her daughter Lelia Pippett to James Hollinger of Massillon on August 1 1931 in Wheeling WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridenstine
Conrad Ludwig
Fred Lang
Ward Hubbard
Ruth Wrightmeyer
Toledo
Elyria
Lakewood
Massillon
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
John Cook
Albert Bickel
Cleveland
Wm. Emery
John Borte
Alice Boyce
Morey Davidson
WJAY
Peter Ammenhauser
J. R. Mackenzy
John Duncan
Emil Ruth and Sons
Hinchley
Ohio
Henry Fridenstine
Arthur Engle
Detroit
Mich
Thompson Reunion Brightens Vermilion on Lake Scene
Vermilion on the Lake hosted the Thompson family reunion on Sunday. Picnic lunches were served and outdoor games provided casual fun for relatives gathering from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Spencer Spencer August social news and weddings at Spencer
Spencer and Wooster area residents shared a busy week with family visits and reunions. Wedding of Miss Jennie Knoch to Earl Henry took place in Berea. Several gatherings, trips to Washington and River Corners, and the Browand Rice reunions drew local families together. A Spencer Square concert and missionary and rabbit club events rounded out weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
A. H. Breyley
Josephine Crossmeyer
Ashland
Frank Fuller
Will Still
Burbank
Nellie Stile
Cumberland
Maryland
Malancha Naylor
Elizabeth Ingraham
Elmer Eshelman
Harvey Browand
Marvin Ingraham
Clarence Dague
Robert Smith
Spencer
Auble
Wellington
Karl Weidrick
Frank Brouse
Donald
Wretha Brouse
Roy Brouse
Cleveland
Martyn Shick
Chatham
Wooster
Lester
Burdette Aldrich
Nellie Boone
Huntington
Ridgeville School Board Criticized by Local Reader
A Ridgeville resident questions the school board’s handling of taxes and spending and accuses it of prioritizing football over farming needs. The writer asks if the secretary controls the board and comments on meeting behavior, while other fragments reflect miscellaneous observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Ridgeville
Minnesota
Ridgeville Board
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Comte di Cavour
William L. Yancey
Alabama
Ogeechee Shoals
Montgomery
Ala
John C. Pemberton
Philadelphia
Penlyn
Jay Cooke
Sandusky
Horace Fletcher
Lawrence
Denmark
Francis X. Dercum
American Philosophical Society
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Sallys
Goyette
Edd Brown
J. H. Firestone
Jennie Dague
Claud Gannett
Evelyn
Spencer Band
Spencer Square
Jennie Knoch
Earl Henry
Berea
L. J. Quade
Margaret Mckey
Horton Penrose
John McKay
Boston
R. S. Gillette
Cland Gannett
River Corners
Warner Gannett
Frank Eglin
Hugh
Walter Rowe
Loyde Lichleiiner
Glenn
Brookside Park
Mabel Boice
Garwood
Columbus
Sarah Inman
South Main Street
Browand
Rice’s Dam
Grace Wood
Martin Knoch
Quinn McAdoo
Connecticut
B. W. Leathermen
Alfred
Barbara
Akron
N. E. Fuller
G. L. Emerson
Dr. Monesmith
Clayton E. Monesmith
Rice
T. D. Auble
Hakewood
Irena Auble
Mark Fritz
George Hartman
Frits
Charles White
New London
P. J. White
Read Rice
Charles Touby
Walter Quade
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia Brown
West Salem
Fred Brown
Lionel Breyley
Jacob Kolb
Joshua Thompson
Elmer Gall
Rabbit Club
South Amherst Sandstons Rabbit Club
Alman Brocksicker
Cascade Park
Russel Springer
Wayne Garland
Edward Gadrney
Isaac Thompson
Eddie and
Icky
Voice OF
THE
People
John Bolce
Ellen Walters
N. J Walters
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Queensbury
Crooks
Pocahontas Res
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