Savings-Loan Accounts Are Being Insured
The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation announced that over 400 federal savings and loan associations have insured accounts, with about 600 more chartered in 40 states and pending applications from about 200 old line societies. If approved, group resources could exceed 300 million dollars as FSLIC expands to dominate mutual home financing.
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Washington
FSLIC
New Deal
Roosevelt
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
John H. Fahey
Savings and Loan
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Fahey
Nativity Pageant at Elyrin M E Church Draws Attendees
Ian Oliver attended the Nativity pageant at the M. E. church in Elyrin Sunday evening. A number from here attended the program at Markley school Friday evening. Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg attended the Christmas program at the Evangelical church in Brownhelm Sunday evening.
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Ian Oliver
M. E
Elyrin
Markley School
L. W Spiegelberg
Cree Sterolore
Evangelical Church
Brownhelm
Coordinated science effort aims to aid national recovery
A new form of scientific coordination under the President surveys knowledge gaps and directs researchers to national needs. Scientists improved the Weather Bureau with modern forecasting methods and expect rapid impact, with further studies planned on soil erosion and land use.
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Brain
Washington
Weather Bureau
War talk about Japan misreads danger and harms diplomacy
A critical editorial argues against viewing Japan as a natural enemy. It says war would destroy lives, worsen trade, and gain nothing, noting Japan pursues expansion and has violated covenants but that tensions can be settled through negotiations and time.
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Japan
Nippon
United States
China
Far East
Progress in Antarctic Exploration Since Scott Tragedy
The piece contrasts early 1911 12 polar tragedy with modern Antarctic progress. It notes how 25 years ago Scott’s party perished after reaching the pole, and now air aided expeditions map vast areas in hours, with findings relayed by radio. It emphasizes enduring heroism and reduced risks through science.
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South Pole
British Museum
Robert Falcon Scott
Richard E. Lord
Scott
Antarctic
Old Tradition Of Brave Sailors Honored In Rescue
Seamen who rushed to save men aboard the Usworth and Sisto upheld a long tradition of courage at sea. Accounts describe their bravery as outstanding chapters in seamanship history. The piece also notes a Georgia coast treasure hunt sanctioned by the department of agriculture for Blackbeard lore.
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Usworth
Sisto
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Department
The Silent Observer Price of Immortality
A fragmentary dialogue presents a storyteller seeking success with stories. A conversation reveals pride in small personal possessions and a young man pressing for a marriage arrangement. Mr Smith confronts the suitor about late nightly presence.
Park litter blamed on leaflets and dress comment
The mayor questions park litter this morning. The superintendent cites a park commissioner leaflet urging no littering. A Mrs Gleeson quips about a dress and reputation while a persistent lawyer spends an evening probing a girl's will.
Little to Say Hereafter In Quiet Wedding News
Dave and George discuss their friend Jack who has joined the silent after a marriage. The line clarifies Jack is not dead but newly wed, prompting surprise.
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Dave
Jack
The
Silent
George
Ty Rejects Bob Proposal Sparks Long Bottle Celebration
Best friends recount Ty turning down a marriage offer to Bob three months ago and describe his ongoing drinking as an extreme reaction. The remark implies a prolonged, festive fallout from the rejection.
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Bob
A Bunch of Lofties or Honest Toil Seeker?
An old fashioned manifesto extols the value of toil and struggle over leisure. It asserts salvation lies in hard work, bitter effort, and substantial hours, rejecting modern ease and favored leisure. The passage defends a creed of persistent labor as mankind’s enduring truth.
Theodore Roosevelt Urges Strenuous Life Ideals
In a strong call, Roosevelt argues for the doctrine of the strenuous life over ease, warning against a soft America and urging active effort rather than mere comfort. The text critiques vacuous leisure and favors purpose, labor, and national resolve.
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Theodore Roosevelt
America
Anniversaries and notable births and deaths listed
A dated roundup of anniversaries includes Johann Kepler born and events tied to William Stirling, Oliver Johnson, Louis Pasteur, Hinton Helper, Lucius Fairchild, Naphtali Imber, Charles Lamb, and others. Also notes 1917 Arab siege, 1924 occupation, and 1932 Radio City Music Hall openings with associated figures. TODAY'S HOROSCOPE offers wary counsel on friendship.
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Johann Kepler
William Alexander
Lord Stirling
New York City
Albany
N.Y
William W. Corcoran
Washinston
D. C
Oliver Johnson
Peacham
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louis Pasteur
Hinton Rowan Helper
Tom
Davie Co
N.C
Washington
Lucius Fairchad
Wisconsin
Kent
Madison
Wis
Naphtali H. Imber
Poland
Charles Lamb
Woman's Crusade
Hillsboro
Ohio
Stewart
Jerusalem
Germany
Radio City Music Halil
New York
Melita Bible Reading Reflects Paul’s Acts Journey
The Melita island scene describes Paul’s safe harbor after shipwreck and his three months of winter preaching and healing with Luke and Aristarchus. It notes Publius and locals, kindness rewarded, and speculates on the awakening at the resurrection morn while presenting a devotional poem about dawn and gain from darkness.
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Melita
Paul
Publius
Luke
Aristarchus
City fights salary ordinance as suit asked by taxpayer
A taxpayer seeks a city suit to enjoin payment of salaries, filing in the name of the city with the city solicitor. Elyria night school plans look promising for early next year. A warehouse of Lorain Brewing Co. was damaged by fire of suspected incendiary origin, losses about 5000 dollars.
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City
Elyria
Lorain Brewing Company
Lorain
Deaths From Poison Liquor Across Nation During Christmas
December 27, 1919 report notes three patients admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital after consuming de natured liquor. The nation records thirty deaths from poisoned Christmas liquor. In Oberlin, a preliminary agreement is expected to merge the First and Second Congregational Churches. The piece also mentions eighty percent of the Second Congregational Church.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
First
Second Congregational
Spinach Reuse: Make Soup from Cooked Water and Leftover Greens
A home cook shares a method to save the water from cooking spinach and use it to create a thin cream sauce. Add chopped spinach to the saved water, simmer into a soup with seasoning, preserving nutrients and reducing waste.
Elyria Town Line Holiday Dinner Highlights
Elyria Townline Road December 27 reports Mr and Mrs E L Schubert hosting Christmas Day dinner with Leila Ellam and Kathleene Ellam of Elyria J H Delefield and Oliver Schubert also present Miss Carolyn Spiegelberg of Cleveland visited L W Spiegelberg family over the holiday. Church unions advance as both congregations prep for a favorable vote.
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Elyria Townline Road
EL. C. Schubert
Leila Ellam
Kathleene
Elyria
J. H. Delefield
Sch*ubert
Oliver
Carolyn Spiegelbergz
Cleveland
L. W. Spiegelberg
E. C. Schubert
Christmas Dinner Guests Shared by Spiegelberg Family
Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg entertained guests for Christmas Day including Harland Schlechter family Walter Bennett family from Henrietta Caroline Spiegelberg Cleveland Barbara Eschtruth Middle Ridge John Bechtel N Murray Ridge Milton Schlechter and son Robert Milton Miriam Fowl Jerald Stange Edison Highway Harvey Curtis Elshna Irma Russell Spiegelberg Christinds program at Seul Ridge church on Christmas eve Mr and Mrs L A Ernst hosted Christmas Day guests S H Mathias W R Mil.
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L. W. Spiegelberg
Harland Schlechter
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
John Bechtel
N. Murray Ridge
Milton Schlechter
Robert Milton
Miriam Fowl
Jerald Stange
Edison Highway
Harvey Curtis
Elshna
Irma
Russell Spiegelberg
Seul Ridge Church
L. A. Ernst
H. Mathias
W. R. Mil
Cleveland Visitors Tap Local Social Ties
Local families recount weekend visits with relatives in Cleveland and Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith and family toured. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Mackett and kin called on Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith and Nick Webber in Oberlin. Elizabeth Brunet stays with S. H. Mathias in Cleveland. Delefield and Cook families mentioned in Edison Highway area.
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H. C. Delefield
Edison Highway
Valentine Cook
Pessimism Easier Than Optimism Says Local View
Anaphoric quote contends pessimism is simpler than optimism, claiming destruction comes easier than constructive effort. The remark frames a mindset critique rather than reporting a direct event or person.
1925 automobile tags halted over defective enamel
Secretary of State Thad Brown ordered a halt to selling 1925 car tags after police found them defective with numbers that wash off or blur. Lorain records a fourth poison liquor death since early November as authorities investigate. Amherst couple Mr and Mrs J William Hasenpflug mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
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Thad Brown
Lorain
Amherst
J. William Hasenpflug
Brownhelm
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Sancho Panzo
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Jobs Comforter
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Perton C. March
Washington, D. C
Easton
Louis Bromfield
Mansfield
Mariene Dietrich
Cyrus S. Eaton
Nova Scotia
James M. Mead
Buffalo
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Capitol
Mt Morris
Golden Legion
Elyria Town Line
BIG Mountain Lump Coal
Kennedy
Firestone
Warner Radio Reg
Firestone Service Stores
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
Carri
Trust Service For Corporations
Trust Service
Lorain County
Elyria, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Amherst, Ohio
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