Anniversaries and Historical Figures Listed
Today in history and anniversaries feature figures such as John Murray Eugene Sue and William Lloyd Harrison. The list notes births and deaths across years, including Mirladel Pain and Nawburyport Mass, plus events like a 1972 post between New York and Boston and Mississippi statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Conoder
Wagland
Huston
Thomas T. Gallaudet
Deat
Mirladel Pain
Hartford
Cona
Eugene Sue
Brenet Novellgt
Dorn
Wiliam Lloyd Harrison
Boston
Nawburyport
Mass
Winily BE. Dickinson
Antherst
Edward Eggleston
New York
Vevay
Ind
Laer
Velvil Dewey
Tiebrarian
Adame Center
N.Y
Hoston
Mississippi
Alexander Chalmers
Alfred B
Jerusalem
Nobel, Af Alyaaor
Birthdays and arrivals mark a day in history
A jumble of birthday notices highlights figures linked to Washington, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, England, New Jersey and New York. Joun Jhouse, Thoms Ps Gory, John Cidalio, Edward J. Girien, Rabbines Ranson, Stephen J. Donahue, Peter Mel Lagien, Barham Standish Colburn and others are listed with birthplaces and ages, reflecting a dated roll of notable names.
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Jouett Shouse
Washington
D.C
Woolford Co
Thoms Ps Gory
Oklahoma
Webster Co
Miss
John Cidalio
Wis
Poland
Varn
Milwaukee
Edward J. Girien
England
Heston
Rabbines Ranson
Hast Orange
N. J
Cincinnati
Stephen J. Donahue
New York City
Peter Mel Lagien
London
Barham Standish Colburn
Asheville
N. C
General Society of
Mayflower Descendants
Season Of Dangers Warns Of Autumn And Winter Ailments
Public health officials urge vigilance as influenza and colds surge with changing weather. Emphasizing prevention, the advice highlights sensible dress, proper eating, regular sleep, and eliminating toxins to maintain body resistance amid November to June illness risk.
A Matter Of Age Mrs Roosevelt on child allowances
Mrs. Roosevelt argues that a six or seven year old can handle a small allowance to learn money management. She says independence in spending, saving, and giving should come from earning money rather than constant parental requests. The concept contrasts with stricter, regimented views and reflects early individualism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farness and Manufacturers
American Living Standards Need Better Distribution
A New Dealers survey of fifty American cities shows half of city families do not own a car and many lack basic home amenities. It argues for a more perfect distribution system and an improved planned economy to unlock the potential American market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staates
Ret
America
Dr. Johnson
Max
Hitchhiker laws sweep the states big and small
The article surveys how states from Virginia to New Jersey enforce anti hitchhiking laws with fines and jail terms. It notes Virginia allows up to 30 days imprisonment or fines, Connecticut fines solicitors at ten dollars, New Jersey fines exceed fifty dollars with up to fifteen days jail, and DC imposes ten days and three hundred dollars. It contrasts harsher laws in the East with lighter rules in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and mentions Utah’s unenforced statute.
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East
Virginia
Connecticut
New Jersey
District of
Colombia
Pennsylvania
New York
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Utah
Silly Vignettes and Jokes From A Quiet Page
Lighthearted captions and dialogues furnish a collage of family humor and social quirks. Characters include a worried fortune teller, a boy learning work, a father and daughter exchange, a bank examiner quip, and Canadian dating trends all framed in a dated, small-town newspaper tone.
Voice of the People on wealth and fairness
A reader voices concern over wealth accumulation and taxation, arguing a hypothetical salary for garden care would not justify massive fortunes. The letter invokes Emerson and cites a local taxpayer, John Kaddas, at Ard Street, urging restraint on riches and broader justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Rnare
Osagpueis
Varder
Soh HA Gap
Emerson
John Kaddas
Taken From Our Files 25 Years Ago Weei Lu and Janey Counsell discord rises
A look back at 25 years shows Elyria officials debating salaries for safety and service directors as Mayor Conway accuses council members of trying to embarrass the incoming administration. Temperatures drop to nine below zero causing gas shortages frozen pipes and heating issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Lu
Janey Counsell
Connect
Etee
Ulac Conway Lagt Wiehl
Tring
Elyria
Waltz tempo used to teach swimming at Smith College
In Northampton Massachusetts the Smith College physical education department has introduced a new method of teaching swimming. Instructor Gertrude Goss explains the waltz tempo adds rhythm and emphasis to strokes. The waltz tempo suits side stroke breaststroke and trudegen. the foxtrot suits the crawl.
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Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Department of Physical Education
Muale
Misa Gertrude Goss
Oberlin church deal to fund repair and dam inquiry
Waellington Oberlin board proposes to fund church erecting and additions if Oberlin church raises same. A state water dam feasibility study follows a tour of a farm yesterday. Lack of water cited as obstacle to Tarnlowbie status. local leaders reaffirm Richard Allen Poss and others in posts. Pinnett anniversary noted for Mr. and Mrs. O M Grlene at 394 Prospect Street Latinone. National Touhe Company plans to award 100000 to fund to Sate employees and signers for damages from last June tornado. New officers elected for Richard Allen Post with Charle Athey as commander and Frath Diedrich as senior vice commander.
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Laos
Gratton
Cleveland State Hospital
Tarnlowbie
Richard Allen Poss
G. WR. Aeeterdas
Chartes Thhey
Een Vie Vooimuinider
Peank Medoeh
Dah
Umdnder
J. A. Snaley
Chaputiin
Wellington
Grlene
Prospect Street
Latinone
Dmuouniad
Petping Leader and Local Organizations Highlighted
The item notes Petping China’s Astor House, an American Legion Post, an American Women's Club, and a newspaper titled the Petping Leader. It reflects on a philosophic mind and suggests steady purpose amid eccentric tendencies, with warnings against unpractical speculation.
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Petping, Chine
Astor House
American Legion Post
American Women's Club
The
Petping Leader
Real estate dealer Brachelt Thcock dies from auto accident
Brachelt Thcock, a prominent Elyria real estate dealer, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from injuries after his car was struck by a Green Line streetcar. The crash and ongoing fuel conservation measures disrupted Elyria store windows and electric signs last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brachelt Thcock
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
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Johnny
University of Toronto Dacing Bureau
Voice OF
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Kivka Vity
LaGrange
Bivin
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Sallys
Waellington
Board of Home Missions and Home
Merthedist Episcopal
Qgberlin
Athey
Hichard Allea Post
G. AL FU
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James Monroe
Freeman Stearns
J. A. Kalew
Lydia Squires
Troft
Howard Wilson General Trucking Moving and Storage
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Esa G Battery
Liteiaa Adel
Caflinate
Firestone Service
Mt Ae Tenstane
Cascade
Florence Coal
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
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