Can A City Be Too Big A Look At Metropolis Growth
The Topeka Daily Capital analyzes census trends showing New York as the most populous city with a metropolitan district surpassing 11 million, while Chicago Detroit and Los Angeles expand. It questions whether extreme city size improves life and links congestion and political machines to mega-city growth, urging a thorough national discussion.
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Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
America
New York
Philadelphia
New Yorker
Topeka
Cleveland
Tammany Hall
Jess
Topeka Daily Capital
The Problem of Unemployment Across Nations
The United States faces persistent unemployment though not as severe as Britain where 2,000,000 were jobless in July. The summer added 750,000 unemployed in England, a level not seen since the coal strike nine years ago. Global unemployment remains deeply troubling even as Americans find some consolation in shared distress.
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United States
Great Britain
England
Europeans Chase Dollars in Ju. 8
Bankers note the growing tie between America and Europe as Europeans invest heavily in U S securities. Official figures show Europeans hold 750 billion dollars in stocks bonds and other securities in the United States with growth around 450 million dollars yearly.
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America
United States
Julius Klein
United States Department of Commerce
Value of Child Health Conference Stressed By Dr Louise Stanley
Dr Louise Stanley, chief of the Bureau of Home Economics, cites the White House conference on child health and protection as a landmark effort with 1900 experts volunteering time. She notes progress in coordinating health, education, and parental training, predicting lasting impact on children’s development and society. Savannah report: Belle Rian, age 119, seeks an airplane flight, recounting long life with five children and many descendants.
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Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Nashville
Tenn
University of Nashville
Chicago
Columbia
Yale
University of Missouri
Federal Bureau of Home Economics
White House
United States
Roosevelt
Wyon
Savannah
Belle Rian
Trited
Notable Anniversaries of Historic Figures and Births
Anniversaries list several historical figures with birth and death details. Joseph Reed, Revolution era patriot born in Trenton New Jersey, died in Philadelphia March 5 1785. Georg W F He rrel philosopher died November 14 1851. Barthold Georg Niebuhr founder of modern historical method died January 7 1831. Sophronia Smith educator founder ten Massachusetts colleges with her name born Hatfield Massachusetts. Hannibal Hamlin Lincoln era vice president born Hampden Maine died unsupported in text.
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Joseph Reed
Bormr
Trenton
Philadelphia
Georg W. F. Herel
Barthold Georg Niebuber
Sopra Smith
Massachusetts College
Baich
Hatfield
Mass
Hapgribal Hamlin
United States
Lincoln
Pans Hill
Maine
World's Shortest Railroad Links Capital to Senate
A fragment notes the world's shortest railroad as the monorail line connecting the Capitol to the Senate office building. Other readable items cover July 4 1891 history notes and a Carlisle Grange meeting summary with initiations, plus local social visits and a list of residents attending events in Elgrns and nearby towns.
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Senate
Local Notes From Amherst Area Social Roundup
Vincent Vincent reports Miss Neva Goodsite spending the week at the home of Mrs. Earl in Berlin Heights. Harry Date and son visited his sister in Amherst Hospital. E A White and Edith White attended the wedding anniversary of Harold White and his wife in Lodt Ohio. Fanny Hurd returned home from Elyria to her son E H Hurd’s family. Alet Garland and Elyria visitors, plus several families, joined in weekend activities, birthdays, and fishing outings at Port Clinton and North Olmsted gatherings.
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Hickory Tree Grange
J. H. Ludwig
Sop Donald
Case Cade Bark
Elyria
J. S. Clifford
Wellington
LaRue Biddinger
Nova
Ward Tol ‘Burst
I. Herschfield
N. Fish
Margaret
Julia Herschfeld
Cleveland
William Bechtel
Fred Hermann
E. H. Hurd
Fam H
Elyram
Mavel Brown
Jack Wilford
Wilford
Sorstein
Donna May
Wiliam Gradsite
Ernest
Port Clinton
J. Gens
Heston
North Olmsted
Matilda Ernst
W Hilton
Edith May
E H Hurd
Alet Garland
Amherst
E. A. White
Ed Kunz
Lorain
Mulder
Fannie Hurd
S. C. Hurlbut
William Gondsite
Earl
Bar
Middle Ridge Social Guests At Horn Home Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Nickles and Norma of Lorain were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Horn with Norma staying for several days. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and their son attended air races in Chicago. A number from here attended the grange picnic sponsored by the ee.
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Middle Ridge
O. Augus
John Nickles
Norma
Lorain
Will Horn
Horn
John Anderson
Chicago
Grange
I Ee
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Chronicle-Telegram
Kirria
Lerats County Printing & Publishing Company
Linen Aed
Mudnutt, Publiaber
Clare Grogqge
City Etter
Ail
Watat de Eyri
Lerais
Eéjsining
Ofie
John W. Culley
Michigan
General Motors
Mexico
York
Yesteryear
Louse Stanley
Koval
Tba
Badger
Titian
Charleston
Titusville
Col Drake
Charles G Danes
Marietta
Qafo
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Vermilion
S. D
Mary Anderson
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
Sweden
Eugene RK. Prace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Goshen
XN J
Theodore Dreiser
Terre Haute
Ind
Lm Heights
Harokd Wilford
Gilbert Wilford
Misa Emerson
Elgrns
C. Wilford
C. E. McIntire
Mra Anba McIntire
Misa Katherine Melntire
Carlisle Grange
Tuessay
Frank Mason
Carlisle
Vincent
Fred A. Brown
BUICK
J. R Dalil
Ford
Broad Motor Co
Glen Rogers Motors Inc
Studebaker
Elyria Buick
Harr-Leppere Motor Sales
Pfal Car Lot
The
Broad Street
Julius S. Hyman
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