Bible Readings And Meditations Friday August 1 Colossians 3 11
Readings discuss mortifying vices such as fornication uncleanness inordinate affection and covetousness Paul notes these bring wrath from God and urges putting off old ways and putting on the new man renewed in knowledge Christ is all and in all Converts from Judaism held to high morals but pagans struggled to shed old ways The passage links idolatry with covetousness and notes Mammon as a rival god
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Colossians
St. Paul
Costly flood control plans face power clash claims
Debate centers on flood works unable to handle high waters and generate power simultaneously. Reference to Ohio’s Miami Conservancy District protecting Dayton area and empty reservoirs ready for floods as water for power is discussed. Also notes nationwide unemployment laws covering 21 million workers and impending Maritime Commission crew scales and wages on subsidized ships.
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Miami Conservancy District
Ohio
Daston
Maritime Commission
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Schmitz Spends Tuesday with Dion in Elyria
Edith and Vivian Knepper spend a week with their aunt in Carlisle while Schmitz visits George H. Dion in Elyria on Tuesday.
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Schmitz
George H. Dion
Elyria
Misa Edith
Vivian Knepper
Carlisle
Easy Federal Money and the Southern Vocational Schools
A historical critique notes how easy federal funds invite political profiteering and the creation of factory jobs disguised as vocational schools. An Ellisville Mississippi case shows $24,057 federal money wired to a school later used to hire Northern labor at $4 a week, with 2,500 silk stockings daily produced by a Pennsylvania firm.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Mississippi
WPA
Jones County
Ellisville
Miss
Columbia
Lumberton
Philadelphia
Ellisville “Vocational School
Pennsylvania
How Would You Like To Defend Yourself
Editorialized critique of the Wage and Hour bill outlines burdens on employers. It highlights record keeping, reporting, posting rules, and schedules, plus penalties for retaliation. The piece questions enforcement and cites vague, sensational snippets about public sentiment and crime asides.
Today in history and birthdays feature
Ancestry notes list anniversaries for Lucy Stone Philip Phillips Michael Corrigan and Annie Oakley plus Morris Jastrow. It also recalls 1534 Jesuit Society founding 775 Washington powder stock note 1814 Sulzer impeachment 1935 pension act. Birthdays include Edwin Grasse Buddy Rogers Rob inson Paine Gene Raymond and others. Also today horoscope and Scotland caterpillars note.
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Lucy Stone
West Brookfield
Mass
Boston
Philip Phillips
Chautauqua Co
N. J
Delaware
Ohio
Michael A. Corrigan
New York
Newark
Felix Adler
Society of Ethical Culture
Germany
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill Circus
Darke Co
Greenville
Morris Jastrow
Poland
Jenkintown
Society of Jesus
Paris
Ignatius Loyola
Francis Xavier
Tve
Washington
Continental Congress
Norway
Sweden
Sulzer
Administration
Edwin Grasse
Buddy Rogers
Samuel M. Robinson
Eulogy
Tex
William Lemke
Fargo
N. D
Albany
Minn
George H. Paine
Federal Communications Commission
Gene Raymond
Hollywood
Frederick A. Sterling
Texas
U. S
Bulgaria
St. Louis
Wages and Hours Fight and Housing Bill Rise in Debate
The piece surveys a sweeping push to modernize national labor rules, judicial testing by the Supreme Court, and a Senate House clash over a housing bill. It notes concerns about interstate commerce limits, delegation of power, and the impact on tax and spending amid a broad federal program. Major figures and agencies like Wagner and the Agriculture Department are referenced amid calls for tax revision and new subsidies.
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Labor Standards Board
Supreme Court
Standards Board
Agriculture Department
Wagner
Senate
Congress
Price fixing and flood control clash in coal and power plans
The article notes the pending price fixing for 23 coal districts and upcoming district reports as the commission shapes rules by August. It also discusses a conflict between flood control reservoirs and power development, with engineers and politicians debating whether interstate compacts can reserve power to states while Roosevelt favors national resources.
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Cntering
Army Engineer Corps
New England
Roosevelt
Army
New Oberlin ch HES Miss Loretta Webber and Wee Dorothy Schmitz recover after tonsil operations
Loretta Webber and Dorothy Schmitz are recuperating at home after tonsil surgeries at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Monday. Mrs. F C Brown returned home after a two week Toledo trip prompted by her grandson Dickey Stemmann’s illness, who is reported much better. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ehrman and son Richard of Cleveland visited relatives including Michael Smith, N Webber and son Lloyd, and C Justin and children, among others.
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Loretta Webber
Dorothy Schmitz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
F.C. Brown
Toledo
Dickey Stemmann
Oscar Ehrman
Richard
Cleveland
Michael Smith
N. Webber
Lloyd
C. Justin
Carl
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