White House Improvements Preserve Original Shape Through Reforms
After President Roosevelt’s return from Warm Springs, the White House shows numerous internal updates yet keeps its core 1801 structure. The mansion has evolved with the times while preserving its basic lines and features, reflecting American pride in its beauty and history. The nation aims to keep the house as it originally was, aligning with Theodore Roosevelt’s view and Mount Vernon precedent.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
White House
Executive Mansion
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Vernon
Indirect Taxation and the Strain on Public Economy
The piece argues indirect taxes dull public scrutiny of government waste and favor heavy spenders. It claims taxes from income, property, polls, and gas are unpopular because they come from taxpayers like John Smith. It asserts direct taxation forces economy and notes hidden levies are hardest to abolish.
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John Smith
Mars life questioned by Mt Wilson scientists
Mars is depicted as a bleak, lifeless world as Mt Wilson Observatory scientists cast doubt on Martian life. The piece ponders whether other star systems harbor life and imagines Earth as potentially the lone planet with life, while dismissing Martian fantasies.
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Mt. Wilson Observatory
Mars
Moon
H. G. Wells
Earth
Dykstra Advocates Manager Government in Reframed Cities
Clarence A. Dykstra, speaking at an Indianapolis Chamber event, argues for decentralization and manager governance. He cites Cincinnati as the largest U S city under the manager form and notes past errors in urban policy and leadership. He urges planners to balance spiritual and material needs and to let cities spread out and plan anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Dykstra
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Dykstra
United States
Jail Sentences Issued To Drunken Drivers In Philadelphia
Judge Edwin E. O. Lewis sentenced two drunken drivers to three-year prison terms. The judge argues that hard penalties are the surest way to curb reckless highway behavior and deter hit and run and speeding by intoxicated motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edwin E. O. Lewis
Paul Reaches Rome After Long Journey Through Sicily
Biblical meditation recounts Paul’s approach to Rome from Syracuse and Naples, noting the farewell warmth with Roman brethren at the Market of Appius and the Three Taverns. It reflects on his longing to see fellow believers and to continue work for his Master with prayers for safe arrival.
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Rome
Egypt
Mediterranean
Castor
Pollux
Italy
Syracuse
Puteoli
Naples
Paul
Pontine
Appius
Jesus Christ
Notable Births and Deaths of Historical Figures
A chronological list of anniversaries noting births and deaths of figures such as Jeremiah Clemens born Huntsville Alabama 1811 and Woodrow Wilson born Staunton Virginia 1856. Also mentions Aunzust Hoen Charles Monr Archibald Geike Benjamin Lang with scattered details.
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Jeremiah Clemens
Alabama
U. S
Huntsville
Ala
Mary
Aunzust Hoen
Baltimore
Germany
Charles T. Monr
Asheville
NM. C
Archibald Geike
Benjamin J. Lang
Botan
Salem
Mass
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
New Jersey
Staunton
Amherst Events Tonight Include Dances and Church Meetings
The Eagles dance committee debuts Friday with Russ Mollison and the Midnite Revelers and Dewes Fackler calling. Also on the slate are Christmas missionary society events, choir rehearsals at St. Peter's and First Evangelical churches, a benefit basketball game for Legion to Shop, and a Young Married Peoples class officers election. About 40 attendees shared stories of Christmas observances and played games.
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Amherst
Eagles Dance Committee
Russ Mollison
Dewes Fackler
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. B. Eseland
Spring Street
Metta Norton
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
First Evangelical Church
Legion Tor Shop
Amherst Hardwares
Akron Ohio Celtics
Douglas Schultheiss
George Frank
Ervin Sneider
Secre
G. Frank
C. J. Springer
Reuben Date
Marjorie Rickel
Elaine Bruce
Phyliss Frank
Lucille Rickel
Today’s Birthdays From Notables Across Fields
A list of birthday anniversaries for figures including Prof. Frank W Taussiz of Harvard political economy born in St Louis 15 years ago Horace Taft founder of Taft School born in Cincinnati 73 years ago Dr Henry Roe Cloud first Indian superintendent of Haskell born in Nebraska 45 years ago Thomas P Henry president of the American Automobile Association born in Brookhaven Mass 47 years ago John H Whitson prolific thriller writer born in Seymour Ind 9 years ago Prof Robert McElroy historian teaching in England born in Perryville Ky 62 years ago Sir Arthur Eddington renowned English astronomer born 52 years ago.
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Frank W. Taussiz
Harvard
St. Louis
Horace D. Taft
Taft School
Connecticut
Cincinnati
Henry Roe Cloud
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kans
Nebraska
Thomas P. Henry
Detroi
American Automobile Association
Brookhaven
Mass
John H. Whitson
Rowley, Mass
Seymour
Ind
Robert McElroy
Onnford
England
Perryville
Sir Arthur Os. Eddington
Affectionate Note on Character and Perseverance
A sympathetic reflection praises sincere effort and wholehearted spirit as a source of strength. It notes defects in character but emphasizes that determination will lead to eventual success and merit.
Recital of Piano Pupils at Miss Dorothy Jones Home
Miss Dorothy Jones hosted a piano recital at her Jackson Street home Thursday afternoon with parents and friends in attendance. The program featured Grace Thompson performing Violet Waltz and Maron of the Sages, Ruth Hogrefe A March and Dinner Time at the Zoo, Theodore Ree jew Valse Petite and The Merry Clock, Howard Leonard Jr Dinner refreshments followed.
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Dorothy Jones
Jackson Street
Priscida
Grace Thompson
Violet Waltz
Maron
The
Sages
Norma Slack
Ruth Hogrefe
Theodore Ree Jew
Howard Leonard, Jr
Noon Day Club Christmas Party at Oberlin Inn
Members of the Noon Day Club held their annual Christmas party at the Oberlin Inn. A dinner for 31 followed by a program included group singing and a play Dangerous Dan McGrew with J. oJ. Smythe as reader. Awards in the guessing contest went to several members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Inn
Ceor Sazes
W. G. Nord
Don Granger
Wi. Bodman, Jr
Group
Dan McGrew
J. Oj. Smythe
WL. G. Schueffer
A. H. Smith
EB Oc. Itiwaid
Ludwig Thome+t
Henri Wesbecher
Henry Kane
Wm. Podman, Jr
C. J. Ehrmann
Wing Ehrmann
Paul Mori
R. H. Reinhardt
A. Fhlmaith
PDabel Deck Members Attend Theater Party and Lunch
Members of the PDabel Deck enjoyed a theater party to Lorain Thursday evening witnessing Pech's Bad Bar then had luncheon at Thomaugs' restaurant. The party included Mrs. FL Berces Mrs. aA. Zilinski Mrs. Hishort and several Misses Edith Ber cer Helen Roemer Araness Sa BIS pinta Ee Ce 9 PRE berger. Group 2 of the Holy Name society of St Joseph Catholic church met at Jacob Delfing's home Thursday evening.
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Pdabel Deck
Lorain
Pech
Thomuags’ Resaurant
Mra
FL Berces
Aa. Zilinski
Hishort
Edith Bercer
Helen Roemer
Araness Sa
Berger
Holy Name Secelery
St Joseph Catholic Church
Jacob Delfing
Visit to Santa Claus Land Delights Valley City Audience
Christmas program at the Valley City school auditorium received high praise for directing teachers and participating children. The play A visit to Santa Claus Land delighted onlookers while Elsie Boez’s violin solo and choruses under the County Music teachers drew strong applause. Santa Claus handed out candy and the four lower grades exchanged gifts.
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Valley City
Santa Claus Land
Elsie Boez
Santa Claus
Christmas Services Mark Observances at Local Churches
Christmas was observed at Zion's Lutheran and Emmanuel Evangelical churches with children's programs on Christmas Eve. St. Martin's Catholic church began with High Mass at 5:00 A.M., while Emmanuel Evangelical held services at 4:30 A.M.
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Zion's Lutheran
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Christmas Party Hosted by A. B. C. Club
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lasvly hosted an A. B. C. club Christmas party Saturday evening. A baked ham dinner was served to 24 guests, followed by bridge as the evening’s diversion. Miss Bertha Schuef ter and Carl Hauck won prizes for high scores. Mrs. Harry Bauer and Lamar Harper were consoled.
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Ed Lasvly
A. B.C. Club
Bridge
Bertha Schuefter
Carl Hauck
Harry Bauer
Lamar Harper
Community Holiday Visits Highlight Medina Family Ties
Mrs Carl Hasel and family hosted Christmas visitors including Vio la and Bobby Messner. Bobby Arick visited his grandmother Mrs Jennie Arick in Medina. Janice Arick spent Monday in Cleveland. Christmas Day guests included the Haucks Arthur Hauck Wilbur Arick and others from Medina. Evelyn Steck Betty Bennett Mabel Steck Geneva Steingass Wilma Steck Donald Parfitt Roy Grabenstetter and Iuges from Baldwin Wallace and Fenn College spent holidays with local parents.
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Carl Hasel
Viola
Bobby
Georgee Messner
Bobby Arick
Jennie Arick
Medina
Janice Arick
Cleveland
Sophia Hauck
Carl Hauck
Arthur Hauck
Wilbur Arick
Evelyn Steck
Betty Bennett
Oberlin
Mabel Steck
Capitol University
Geneva Steingass
Wilma Steck
Donald Parfitt
Roy Grabenstetter
Baldwin Wallace
Martin
William Iuge
Fenn College
Litchfield Edges A Team In Close Basketball Clash
Litchfield defeated our A team by three points after trailing most of the game. A second team was beaten 9-2, while the Junior High team lost to larger opponents by a similar margin.
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Litchfield
Local Meeting Minutes Mention Refreshments Served
The record notes a standard session with routine business and later refreshments provided to attendees.
Epworth League Attends Oberlin County Rally
A group from the Epworth League of the local Methodist church attended a county rally in Oberlin Thursday evening. A social time followed the program.
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Epworth League
Methodist
Oberlin
Mayor Stiwald Warns of Fast Auto License Sales Deadline
The mayor announced licenses are selling much faster than last year and urged timely action as the deadline nears. The office will stay open at night to accommodate residents who cannot visit during the day.
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Stiwald
Flooded skating pond ready at Brandts Park
Brandts Park skating pond has been ordered flooded by the village council and was expected to be ready for skating today or Saturday.
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Brandts Park
Deadline Set for Dog Tags on January Twentieth
January 20 deadline for new dog tags. tags available from C. E. Cooper. Prices unchanged: $1.00 for males and $3.00 for females.
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C. E. Cooper
Officers Meet To Plan Pythian Sisters Installation
Newly elected officers of the Pythian Sisters met at the lodge rooms this afternoon for rehearsal as preparations are made for installation.
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The
Pythian Sisters
Church Announcements From Local Faith Groups
St Peter Evangelical Re formed church led by Rev C E Schmidt lists 9 30 Church School and worship services. Congregational church under Rev FP Eastman with 9 45 Church School and 19 45 worship. First Evangelical church led by Rev M Rickel with 2 15 church school and 6 50 worship. St Paul Lutheran church with Rev KR Bosse offers 4 00 Church School plus 6 00 English and 11 00 German services. Methodist church headed by Rev R C Jensen lists 9 45 Church School and 11 90 worship. Epworth League noted for St Joseph RC church with Masses at 8 00 Tow Mass and 10 00 High Mass.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
C. E.schmidt
Congregational Church
FP. E. Eastman
First Evangelical Church
Rev
M. Rickel
Bossy
St. Paul Lutheran Church
KR. C. Bosse
Methodist Church
R. C. Jensen
Epworth League
St. Joseph
Christmas Day Guests Highlight Local Family Visits
The report lists numerous Christmas Day visits among the Armstrong family and relatives in Cleveland Medina and Townsend. Notable names include the Stoskopf Katz Ritter Wolfe Sailer Arick Sailer Hauck Steyer and Armbruster with gatherings hosted by Emma Wolfe J A Sailer Carl Himmelman Otto Murray and others.
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Armstrong
Eric Stoskopf
Phillip Katz
Cleveland
Charles Ritter
George
Fred Haeffler
Charles Haeffler
Dick Reutter
Detroit
Marie Sailer
J. A. Sailer
Emma Wolfe
Orlin Wolfe
Jennie Arick
Walter Wolfe
Medina
Esther Wolfe
Townsend
Ohio
Earl Arick
Anna Schaeffer
Jeanne
Marie
Bertha Schaeffer
Elyria
Carl Hauck
Ed Steyer
National development order must align with natural order
A national development order should reflect inherent natural order guiding policy and planning. The statement emphasizes coherence between overarching development plans and expected natural progressions, urging alignment in governance and implementation.
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Washington, D. C
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Univ. of Chicago
Rob Roy
American Colonization Society
Africa
Iowa
Calabria
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Benjoy Theater Party
A. BG. Club
Pierre R. Smith
U. P
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Schroll Coal
Goodrich DeLure
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