Publicity and loans of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
The article argues for public release of the July loan list from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It says Congress ordered monthly disclosures to clerks, but not automatically public. public access benefits depositors and the public, deters favoritism, and pushes stricter examination of loan applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South Trimble
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Insect Millennium The insect foe overruns crops this summer
Agriculture faces an overwhelming insect onslaught as two dry hot years empower pest populations. Federal researchers note record numbers this year, with crop damage extensive across gardens and fields, despite ongoing control efforts. Nature may decide the outcome in harsher winters and wetter seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waturet
Enéé
Federal Agriculturists
Nature
Farms Without Hog or Hen In Kentucky Farmers Struggle
The Tompkinsville News reports a large share of Kentucky farm loan applicants lack livestock with 37.7 percent owning no mule, 10.1 percent no chickens, and 47.8 percent no hogs. The piece urges continued agricultural education to restore cow sow and hen as economic foundations, citing limited livestock amid hardship. The column ends with a tongue in cheek note on male roles and wartime spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkinsville
Kentucky
College of Agriculture
Louisville Courier-Journal
Difficult Stubs and Jokes Fill Slent Observer Page
The Slent Observer presents a collage of humorous quips and light anecdotes. It features a gas leak incident recounted with irony, a curious man in Macon inspecting a cigar clipper, a hypnotism test that fails, a minister's awkward marriage joke, and a spoof on national identity. It ends with a punchy verse about a fast driver and miscellaneous satirical lines about politics and society.
Santa Claus and Small Talk in a Busy World
A collage of humorous vignettes and social observations from a Kansas City Star page. The pieces touch on workplace indifference, marital dynamics, leadership myths, and everyday quirks. It weaves light humor with observations on trust, family meals, and September birthdays.
TODAY'S HISTORICAL ANNOTATED BIRTHDAYS AND EVENTS
A jumble of birthdays for Stephen W Kearny Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley George A Root Hazen Pingree Julian A West Marion LeRoy Burton and others with today in history entries Washington retreat 1776 French fleet 1781 Webster 1850 floods 1931 plus today’s births and a horoscope noting jovial disposition and potential for easy money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen W. Kearney
Newark
N. J
St. Louis
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Georgea ¥. Root
Sheffield
Mass
Bailey's Island
Maing
Hazen
Pingree
Michigan
Denmark
England
Julian A. West
West Point
N.Y
New York City
Marion LeRoy Burton
Smith College
Minnesota
Brooklyn
Iowa
Ann Arbor
Mich
Washington
Long Island
Manhattan Island
Chesapeake Bay
Cdase
America
John W. Webster
Boston
Parker
China
Avon Social and Local News Highlights
Avon notes social affairs at Pleasant Hour Bridge Club chicken dinner and Holy Trinity church Homecoming. Locals visit relatives, attend ball games where Avon beat Amherst 7 to 4. Visits include Loretta Cummings with grandmother Emman Wilford, and various family trips to Cleveland Port Clinton Ridgeville and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Pleasant Hour Bridge Club
Holy Trinity Church
George Conrad
Springfield
Peter Conrad
Frank Alten
Fanny
Loretta’ Cummings
Wooster
Em‘man Wilford
Herbert Knipper
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Vernon Fry
Sandusky Bay
Amherst
Avon High School
J. J. Weiler
Cleveland
Charles Krause
Robert Krause
Harold Krause
George ‘Nagel
Elizabeth Traxler
Lo‘rain
Peter Wearsch
Delores
Ambrose Wearsch
Indiana
Joseph Kuipper
Port Clinton
Ohio
Frank Lutz
Anne
Lawrence Gates
Avon Lake
Young Ladies’ Society
St. Mary’s Church
Local Social Notes From Belden Area Goshen Wise and Friends
Belden area residents share Sunday visits and gatherings. Mrs. Chas Wise offered hospitality to Edith Williams Ruth Wise and Cleveland guests while families from East Cleveland Canton and Rocky River enjoyed meals, picnics, and social calls at homes along with horse show successes and neighborly correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Chas. i Wise
Elyna
Shirley Davidson
Elynia Clinic
Davidson
John Hartman
Joseph Jankola
Cleveland
Chas. Wise
William Law
Bert Schroeder
Canton
Bixler
Youngstown
Overman Petrie
Overman
Dickman
Henry
Rice’s
Buntley
Roland ‘Law
Wallington
D. D. Methher
Marjori
Herman Wise
Reuben Law
Bob
Dorothy
Rocky River
Wm. Law
Fred Durmes
Elyria
Chas Wise
Roy Law
Erville
Arthur Wied
Oleeva
Sharlen
Iless Ruth Stock
D. Mennell
Theodora Aeanieie
North Olmsted
Nature’s sway tempts minds toward unclean acts
A brief line notes that human nature can be easily led into deeds not wholly clean, suggesting temptations or moral lapses influence behavior in ordinary life.
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Lorain County
Peur
Borain
Forsign
Joan W. Cullen Company
Igmrcace
Michigan Ave
New Fore
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
RB. F.C
Insect Millennium
John Welsh
Dispatches
Macon
Athens
Haywire
Kansas
Willie Wump
DEES
Debil
Santa Claus
Laura la Plante
Colleen Moore
Laura
Bill
Colleen
John
K. C. Star
Mark Anthony
Lonesome
Marie T
Generots
Betty
Charles S. Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
Frederick H. Beker
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Phoenicia
Campbell King
Flat Rock
N. C
Warren J. Moulton
Bangor, Maine Theological Seminary
Sandwich
N. H
Thomas Raeburn White
Philadelphia
Dublin
Ind
Sir Ernest Rutherford
Britain
Richman Bros
New Fall
the Inland Loan Company
Lorain Co
Elstia
Alfred Alten
Second St
Sallys
Sales and Service
E. H. Blvd
E. Decker
Java
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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