Chinese Look Forward To BG Filipino Trade
An official Nanking publication argues the Philippines will gain independence and China should plan to exploit a growing trade. It cites rising SinoPhilippine commerce from 1921 to 1927, praises American infrastructure, notes many Chinese residents in the islands, and urges proactive Chinese investment.
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Peiping
China
Philippines
United States
Chinese Economic Journal
Fournal
Nanking
Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Labor
America
Congress
American Enterprise
Oberlin Road Church Notes Show Social Planning
Community notes from Oberlin reveal church sewing and quilting sessions, class meetings, and plans for a March social. new officers were named for building rental oversight. School news reports recovering pupils, toxin anti-toxin nurse visits, and Valentine box activities amid a sick list. Local visits include relatives in Cleveland and Berlin Heights, Grange rally travel, and social visits to neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Ward
Thomas W. Graham
College of Theology
Quarntined home and car theft incidents noted in Penfield area
The page reports a scarlet fever quarantine at a residence and a car theft in front of the John Baumann home. Henry Baumann finds the vehicle in Elyria while en route to report the theft. Social notices include funeral attendance for William Matcham in Brighton and various visits and local events. It also lists a bridge club gathering, sports tournament plans for LaGrange and Vincent, a birth in Lodi, and several community updates.
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Oral Steffin
Oberlin
John Baumann
Henry Baumann
Elyria
Gar McRoberts
William Matcham
Brighton
Cleveland
W. Lemon
Sweetapple
Harry Murphy
Francis Ward
Deha Road
Frank Krueger
Cora Lee
West Richfield
Frank Looy
Peneld Bridge Club
Hin
Russel Dickason
Leo Garmen
Homer Sooy
Lagrange
Vincent
Community Notes from Vincent Vincent Oio Feb 14
Local social calendar includes lodge meeting in Lorain guests at McIntire home and visits by Enes parties from Marion. Children attend Markley School and Elyria clinic for care. Mrs. Cham bers ill but improving. First Aid class set for Markley school Feb 20 led by Miss Alice Bird.
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Dorothy Smith
Leonard Smith
Brownhelm
BE. B. Kellmer
Smith
Leonard
Donald Shook
Lorain
Walter Gregg
M. F. Williams
A. L. Brouse
Taylor St
Wellington
Minnie Jameyson
Harold Jameyson
Frank Wilson
Cleveland
Lucile Gregg
Fred Gott
Litchfield
Dwight Smith
M. E
Virgil Jump
Wilbur Newcomb
Newcomb
Harry McDonald
Maxine
Gerald McDonald
Spencer Equity Union E Exchange
E. L. Pierce
John Christy
Clarence Grimes
New London
Dwight Smith’s
P. E. Davison
A. H. Pierce
Farns
B. P. Swisher
R. S. Graves
L. H. Piercy
T. Swisher
Toledo
Findley
Harvey Brough
Alex McCoy
M. C. Bement
Geo. Bradstock
Miss May Bement
Frankie Reese
J. Cook
J. Karman
Rosalind Lewis
F.H. Lewis
C. E. McIntire
J. G. Morris
M. E. Church Ladies Aid Society
P. L. Chambers
Chambers
Frankie Beene
Naomi Bensley
Elyria Clinic
Miss Bensley
W. H. Taft
H. C. Chamee
Paulina Hasley
Henry Rimback
Elyria
J. J. Hackel
Erline McMillan
West Ridge
John Cook
William Rader
Grafton
Alice Bird
Markley School
Gerald Morris
Report Reveals Many Stradivarius Violins In Southwest Virginia
A Roanoke musician offered 40000 for a genuine Stradivarius from a Tazewell County man, and now more than two dozen so called genuine Stradivariuses have been found in Southwest Virginia. The piece notes historic labeling practices in Germany and suggests traveling agents sold cheap violins in the mountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Tazewell County
Roanoke
Virginia
Germany
Mountain
Ancient Egypts mummification and soul beliefs
The ancient Egyptians mummified the dead to free the soul to wander the afterlife for about ten thousand years. It was believed the soul would return to its earthly body after that period. Migration was imagined if the body decayed or was disturbed.
Safflower Could Become New Floor Covering Source
Washington reports safflower may become a rival to linseed oil and Imoleum if USDA experiments succeed. The plant is related to the sunflower and thistle, with seeds that oil and dry on exposure to air, useful for paints floor coverings and other linseed oil uses. Safflower thrives in dry land areas of the Dakotas and eastern Montana, a major flax region. US production of seed oil covered only about 40 percent of domestic needs last year, prompting efforts to find a viable substitute. The safflower shows the best potential so far.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dakotas
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Gail
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T. A
Lillian Waller
J. #. Ford
Barbara Brooks
Charles Brooks
Clarence Batmann
Stanvujugo and
Frampton Lumber Company
Youngstown
Cahoon
D. J. Campbell
Karl Krueger
Ashland
Mildred Griffith
Shilo
Kate Campbell
Campbell
M. R. Diedrich
Grange Hall
Charles Elms
Eleanor
Henrietta
Bess Dudley
Billie Brooks
Harry Bros
East River
Fourth Street
HONE
Lake ‘Ave. Coal CO
Richie
Alabama
New Jersey
Cranberry
Angelica
Ass'n, Inc
Great Britain
Gus Edson
Penfield
Stork News
J. Donald Miller
Lodi
Harold Dean
Gibraltar
Norris
San Francisco
Boltey School OF Music
Day's Music Store
Swornes Posts Rank and Test Co
East Broad Street
Orio
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