Dunn Motor Sales to Sell Plymouth and DeSoto Cars
Oscar G Dunn of Dunn Motor Sales announces a contract to sell and service Plymouth and DeSoto autos in Elyria and vicinity. He notes a long Elyria record since 1913 and a recent award at the Cleveland Automobile Show for highest car sales. John Bullock and Arthur Smith lead service. Dunn heads sales.
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Oscar G.dunn
Dunn Motor Sales
Third Street
Plymouth
DeSoto
Elyria
Dunn
Lorain County
Cleveland
Futo
Chrysler Motors Company
Detroit
John Bullock
Arthur Smith
Dr G E Moyer Dies Shocking Elyria
Dr G E Moyer, a young physician and surgeon, dies leaving a large practice and active civic life in Elyria. He worked long hours at his office and hospital and was a bank director and respected in city business and industry circles.
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Elyria
G. E. Moyer
University of Pittsburgh
Geological Quests By Dr Reginald A Daly
Harvard geologist and Hayden Award winner poses a dozen provocative questions about earth age ocean evolution and land existence. He notes fossils are at least 500 million years old and continents may be moving as if floating islands while geology remains a little loved hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald A. Daly
Harvard
Tive
The Test of the Pudding
The piece discusses a devalued dollar and the test of its effects on prices employment and debt. It cites George F. Warren as an advocate of monetary policy and suggests devaluation would make the dollar cheaper and ease debt burdens while stimulating business and employment. The outcome hinges on actual practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Warren
Law Tightens Rules Against Officials Practicing Law
Government officials should not use public office to influence legal work where government has a stake. Senator Vandenberg has introduced a bill to limit such practices and bar lawmakers from political committee positions. President Roosevelt supports the measure, arguing it would curb lucrative and improper conduct.
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Vandenberg
Roosevelt
Speedier Planes Projected At 544 MPH Breakthrough
John Stack of Langley Field for the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics predicts a hypothetical aircraft could reach 544 miles per hour. Refined streamlining and smooth surfaces without protrusions could cut air resistance enough to approach sound speed, suggesting even higher speeds may be possible in the future.
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John Stack
Langley Feild
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
New Orleans Court Awards Nurse Damages Over Child Bite
The Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans awarded $1,000 damages to a nurse in a ward case after a three year old bit her. The decision cites parent responsibility for damages caused by children and notes it could spark controversy in how news is defined.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Dana
Education is Not Worthless but Some Proposals Dilute It
A reader argues that education itself remains valuable but criticizes portions of educational policy and proposals that undermine its aims. The comment stresses the need for thoughtful teaching and robust standards.
The Silent Observer of a Life in Quiet Service
An adult who stopped growing in body but grew in influence builds, writes, rules a city, and raises a child from poverty. Though his name is forgotten, his impact endures as his deeds uplift many, guiding souls toward humane hope and trust in a divine omnipotent.
Quotations on Congress and principle and noise
A compact political remark contrasts Congress members who claim principle with empty barrels that make noise yet fail to quench a man’s thirst. The critique implies hollow rhetoric and unidentified guiding principles.
Golden Legion Bible Study on Samson Birth and Hope
The passage compares Judges 13 with Luke 1 to show that a birth can signal greater outcomes than empire. It highlights Manoah and the unnamed mother and reflects on providence and parental trust, drawing comfort from faith in God’s plans and the gift of the Son.
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Samson
Manoah
Jehovah
Rome
Road Information and Detour Routes Across Ohio Regions
Road guidance lists detours and routes from Toledo through Nor walk and Fremont to S. R. 102 and Toledo. A detour on S. R. 102 goes north to S. R. 163. Columbus routes use 5. R. 58 and other major highways through Oberlin and Ashland. Mansfield Mt. Vernon and nearby towns like Mt. Gilead and Delaware are noted for alternate travel paths. Cleveland to Erie and Buffalo routes use U. S. 20 toward Cleveland then east. Youngstown to Pittsburgh follows S. R. 52 to Twinsburg.
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Steubenville
W. Va
Wheeling
Elyria Autmobile Club
Toledo
U. S
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
S. R
Columbus
U.S
Oberlin
Ashland
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Gilead
Delaware
Cleveland
Stand-in Enjoyed By the Pet Poodle Draws Husbands’ Envy
A lighthearted item notes how a stand-in role, enjoyed by a pet poodle in a domestic scene, stirs amusement and envy among husbands in a small community. The anecdote underscores playful social dynamics and pet celebrity antics.
Editors’ Wives Debate Silence and Sewing
A playful exchange about domestic roles finds wives urging conversation while sewing, while the suggested reply flips the scene to reading. The reversible line invites dialogue on attention and activities in shared spaces.
Nightclub Visitors Recall Gold Rush Echoes in San Francisco
A rambling narrative line recalls eastern visitors in a San Francisco nightclub. The piece blends humor about gold digging on the spot with quips about family life and money, ending with a clipped remark from O. O. McIntyre and a nod to philosophy about getting out of limits.
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San Francisco
California
Faithful public servant remembered in obituary note
A veteran senator who once led in national politics is the subject of an obituarial tribute by newspaper men. They debate wording and the trust he served, while reflecting on manners, will power, and the fate of former fortunes in changing times.
Income tax for couples and separate returns explained
Guidance on choosing between joint and separate filings for couples, with examples of personal exemptions, normal tax rates, and surtax calculations. The text discusses how exemptions are allocated, when one spouse may claim the full exemption, and provides sample tax figures. It also notes a concluding remark contrasting artistic imagination with realism.
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Salle Oe
Rise of Philistines and Puritan Vision Across Ages
The passage outlines the Philistines’ rise on Palestine’s southwest coast ending Israel’s early nationhood era. It notes Philistine origins as Phoenicians from the Nile Delta, their conquests including Sidon, Gaza, and Ashkelon, and their iron age strength resisted by Samson, Saul, and David. It then pivots to a Puritan ideal of vision expressed through life and behavior, disciplined by necessary limitations to manifest God perceived aims.
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Palestine
Israel
Nile
Egypt
Sidon
Gaza
Askelon
Samson
Saul
David
God
Twelve Injured in Accidents Near Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Ohio on February 3 twelve people were injured in multiple crashes around the N and W and C and O rail lines. Key victims include Henry McClain 42 severely hurt near Winchester and Mayor John L. Steel minor injuries after his car skidded on a viaduct.
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Portsmouth
Henry McClain
Winchester
Arvel Stevens
John E. Sylvester, Jr
Wellston
F. Ss. Scott
John L. Steel
Steel
Paul Evans
Day's Music Store Advertises Deep Discounts on Used Radios and Pianos
The store touts three days of discounts on used radios Victrolas and phonographs with continued low cash prices next week. Highlights include a $4.95 pair of console phonographs, five 10 inch Victor double records for $1, $1.95 battery radios, and reduced prices on used electric radios from Atwater Kent Majestic Airline and Philco. Piano sales and Gulbransen reductions are noted, plus lessons by Don Merthe and a Thursday String Band gathering. A new RCA Victor Short Wave Radio with airplane dial is promoted as a go getter.
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Atwater Kent
Majjestic
Airline
Philco
Winter hardware sale signals February deals at Day's Hardware
February promos offer special prices on Coaster Sleds skates heaters and window ventilators. The store urges buying now for lower next year and highlights a second floor department with heart shaped cookie cutters cake molds and angel food pans. It also promotes Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges Electric Washers lamps and other kitchen laundry and home items with complete outfit discounts. The staff can provide estimates for Home Owners Loan Corporation bills and home improvement needs per inspector requirements.
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Detroit
Daughters Refuse Indecent Literature to Mothers
A reflection on changing social norms as daughters shield themselves from what their mothers once tolerated, signaling a shift in attitudes toward controversial books and moral boundaries. The remark suggests ongoing tension over access to shocking or immoral content across generations.
Religion's Many Dialects Mark One Voice of Humanity
A reflection on religion highlighting humanity mercy and patient justice as a universal voice across diverse beliefs. The text emphasizes shared ethical core beyond sectarian differences.
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Mat Dally
Oto
John W Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit General Motors
Stam
Scott
R. J. Scott
Brazil, S.A
Steve Evers
Tran Sharks
Central Press Association Inc
Albany
Automobile News
Spapr
Hiye
Tust
Congress
Golden Legion Bible Study
O. O. McIntyre
Sallys
Velasquez
Blake
Efotech
Hyon Diepte
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Don Merthe
Harry Regar
Day's Hardware
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Broad St
Wilmot Printing CO
Masonic Temple
Sap
J. C. Wilsh Plumbing
Second St
Canada
Pete
Quincy
Day’s Hardware
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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