Roosevelt era power battles and political clashes described
The piece portrays Franklin D Roosevelt as decisive during the flood crisis and criticizes opponents in politics and media. It argues he consolidated federal power, challenged private utilities, and shaped policy through direct leadership. It also touches on court and agency dynamics, plus anecdotes about figures like Harold Ickes and Louis Howe.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
Lfe
Roosevelt
Winklisig
PWA
Harold Ickes
Louis B. Wehle
Comanies
White House
Louis Howe
Washington
Supreme Court
WHA
Ickes
McIntyre
Bankhead
Gurner
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Moscow
The Other Woman Lives With Around The Corner
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to ease the burdens women endure from maidenhood to motherhood. It urges readers to take the tonic to feel cheerful and “smiling through,” despite backache and fatigue.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia BE
Nature
Lydia E. Pinkham
Local families visit and travel in Oberlin Kipton Norwalk and nearby
Mr and Mrs Willis Franklin and daughters spent Saturday at Mrs Ida Clapp s in Oberlin. Lewis Johnson attended Mrs Munger s funeral in Amherst. Mr and Mrs Willet Stone and Mr and Mrs Ralph Puder visited Mr and Mrs Ira Creager in Tiffin. The Hanes family hosted guests in Ripton and Kipton. Olive Moon of Akron stayed with Alphonso Thomas. Earl Fletcher and son Forest visited Harry Sellers and Rochester. Rex Bracy and family visited Bertha McClaflin in Norwalk. Fred Phillips and Hazel Phillips visited Lynn McDonald in Norwalk. Ira Lee attended Farmers Week in Columbus for two days. Hazel Puder and Vivian Ford weekend at Ralph Puder in Wellington. additional Kipton visits by the Hanes family on Friday supper.
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Willis Franklin
Ida Clapp
Oberlin
Lewis Johnson
Munger
Amherst
Willet Stone
Ralph Puder
Ira Creager
Tiffin
Everett Hanes
Ripton
Olive Moon
Akron
Alphonso Thomas
Earl Fletcher
Forest
Harry Sellars
Rochester
Rex Bracy
Norwalk
Bertha McClaflin
Fred Phillips
Hazel Phillips
Lynn McDonald
Ira Lee
Columbus
Hazel Puder
Vivian Ford
Wellington
Kipton
Frogs Battle Flies In Local Factory Boiler Room
In New Richland a fly catching project operates inside the Martin A. Strand ski factory. Sixteen live frogs work to control the fly population in the boiler room. The bizarre method is described as a self contained, organized effort to reduce pest nuisance.
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NEW Richmond, Inc
Martin A. Strand
Strand
Townson Club Deliberates On Many Matters At Meeting
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 held a lengthy session Monday evening with strong attendance. Winters Trio provided music and dancing. A Wellington Club notice announced meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Upcoming talks at Grange Hall and Community Church were confirmed, with refreshments to follow.
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Elyria Townsend Club No. L
W. C. Hill
West
Wellington Club No
Ire
Alien
Wellington
Grange Hall
East Oberlin
Community Church
Kage Oberlin
J. S. Peace
Elyria Chay
Fed
Thomas Hardy
CFL
Preslar
Elyria Club Receives Carved Bank Gift at Event
At a Cuyahoga Falls meeting of the Congressional District Board, Charles Newell was elected permanent chairman. A carved stand bank was presented to the Elyria Club A M Sunday evening by Mr. Frank of Elyria. Flood relief funds are being raised locally. donations of money or clothing are welcome through president W. O C. Lill at 9952.
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Congressional District Board
Cuyahoga Falls
Charles Newell
Elyria
Frnkof
Hab
W. O C. Lill
Fragmentary dialogue hints at literary figures and rooms
Fragmented lines mention Shelley, bread as aid to composition, Charles Lamb, his sister, Ella, bare washed walls, and a room Stevenson used for work. The text blends literary allusion with incomplete descriptions, suggesting a casual note on writerly environments and habits.
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Shelley
Charles Lamb
Ella
Stevenson
Mog
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Roberts
G. O. PF
John R. McCarl
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Congress
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Clarksfield
W. W. Bromfield
Vernon Wager
RR. J. Snyder
Norwalk Reflector-Herald
Clarksfield Farmers Institute
Carl Bohn
Stahl
Walter Klausen
Pennsylvania
Klausen
Maree Lausen
Roy Harris
Sarai Merrill
Deeil Carman
John Merrill
Stella Wagner
Wilbur Minns
Garfield Minns
Harry Crandell
Barbara
Mls
Clarence Harris
Lawson Spear
Steubenville
Lester Gray
Charlie Doane
Steuben
Lester Coon
Guy Griffen
Charles
Victor
Claude Griffen
Greenwich
Dorothy Hollingsworth
Ashland
Eal
Eda May Mervill
Jewel Finch
Clarence Rounds
Veda Rounds
Clement Green
Brighton
Clyne Lee
Talbot
Myrtie Sprague
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
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Lorain
Townsend Club
The
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W. Bridge Street
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