National Economic League Finds Law Enforcement Top Issue
The National Economic League surveyed members on the nation’s most important problem and found administration of justice, lawlessness, and prohibition as the top three. They also considered factors behind disrespect for law including antiquated laws, lack of citizenship training, parental restraint, and political influence. The discussion urged public support for enforced law as a guard of freedom.
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National Economic League
Administration of Justice
League
Decline of the Bay Window and Shifting Fitness Ideals
A reflection traces obesity attitudes from earlier decades to modern times. The piece notes former acceptance of overweight adults, links wealth to size, and contrasts it with reform through recreation, gyms, parks, and active living for men and women. It highlights a cultural shift toward physical fitness and slim figures among business leaders and the general public.
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Roosevelt
Care of Feet in Diabetes and Diet Advice
Diabetic care emphasized with foot hygiene to prevent gangrene, plus notes on diet and protein sources. Mention of a Boston specialist and a Mayo Clinic style article plan, including a cottage cheese and nut roast recipe.
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Elliott P. Joalin
Boston
New York Academy of Medicine
Maro
Justin
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Doris Gillette and Lloyd Betts Married in Elyria
Miss Doris Gillette and Lloyd Betts son of Mr and Mrs Frank Betts were married in Elyria on Thursday by Herb Corfman. They plan to live in Wellington with the bride teaching locally and the groom employed by a coal dealer. Relatives and friends sent best wishes as the couple start their new life together.
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Elmer Wideman
Harry Crosier
George Richardson
Euceli Richardson
Gillette
Pittsfield
William Rogers
Oberlin
Host’iler
Amherst
G. L Walfte
Dorothy
Robert
M. EL
Levina Waite
Wellington
Surdar
Fred Ewing
East Cleveland
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Marjtha Horton
John Koppler
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Church entertains Boys and Girls Clubs at monthly meeting
The church hosted the Boys and Girls Clubs for a monthly gathering on Tuesday evening. Over a hundred attendees were served at the tables. A fine program featured vocal music.
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Local Social Notes and Community Visits Highlight Week
A series of neighborhood visits and gatherings unfolds across Wellington Elyria and Penfield with Mr and Mrs Davidson Mr and Mrs Wideman and families paying calls. Betty Louine Beam visits Camden while Dorothy Waite spends weekend with Grandma. Pedro club entertains forty two from multiple towns. Grant Pitts moves near his daughter’s home after recovery. A lens attachment aims to colorize motion pictures closer to life like reality.
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Muse
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A. Davidson
A. J. Te
Lo Iretun
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Sarah Wideman
Floyd Sheffield
Abbie Williams
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Andre
George Walte
Soss Willard
Raymond
Sanday
Walter Bush
Elyria
Walter Wilton
Henry Whitney
Frank Betta
Betty Louine Beam
Camden
Jordan
Dorothy Waite
Levine Watte
Marrold Pitts
Penfeld
Huntington
Pitrafeld
Grant Pitts
Henry Brandt
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