Letter to the Editor urges spending cuts to curb taxes
A reader signed "Another Taxpayer" presses Lorain County to reduce government expenses rather than raise money. The letter argues many residents face tax burdens, workers' incomes have fallen, and public salaries should be trimmed to lower costs. It calls on officials to retrench and avoid costly public services. It notes widespread income declines and urges economy in state and county budgets.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Lorain County
Monticello Ships Carload of Crotalaria Seeds
Monticello Fla becomes first U S to ship a solid carload of crotalaria seeds picked by 300 handpickers. The city, famed for watermelon seed shipments, expands agricultural exports with this notable dispatch.
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Monticello
Fla
United States
Lost Nature and the Question of American Birthright
The piece traces a recurring debate over nature in American life, noting past reverence by Audubon Thoreau Whitman and Burroughs and contrasting it with eras of heavy exploitation. It laments vanishing woods and damaged scenic spots, critiques tourist use of parks, and questions whether genuine nature will survive until renewed appreciation returns.
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America
Wordsworth
Thoreau
Whitman
Burroughs
Daniel Boone
American
States Net Federal Aid Surpasses Returns in 1931
Fourteen states received more from the federal treasury than they paid in 1931, including Arizona Georgia Idaho Mississippi Montana Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oregon South Carolina South Dakota Utah and Wyoming. The piece notes some excess returns support general welfare while warning against excessive federal paternalism, citing Senator Borah on unemployment relief. Idaho paid 723 717 and received 2 682 641 in that year.
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Arizona
Arkansas
Georgia
Idaho
Mississippi
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
New York
North Carolina
Congress
Senator Borah
Indianapolis News
Reno Corespondents Not a Correspondence School
The remark contrasts a Reno institution described as a co-respondents unit with a misidentified correspondence school. It clarifies the facility type and notes the incorrect label in relation to the institution.
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Reno
Crowd Draws Lively Responses With Middle Name Guessing
A playful crowd gathers to reveal and guess middle names, turning a simple social moment into a lighthearted game. Several participants share humorous stories, while others tease guesses about famous figures. The energetic exchange fuels friendly banter.
Man of the hour framed by years of planning
A longtime figure behind the scene emerges as the focal point after years of careful preparation. Community sources note sustained strategy and anticipated impact on local affairs as details unfold.
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Man of the Hour
Lord I Believe Help Thou Mine Unbelief Prayer Card
The card presents a February 27 service note from the Fellowship of 7 Prayer sponsored by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. It includes a prayer asking for trust amid doubt, and reflects on faith-tested moments and a selection of contemporary figures and literary names. The piece weaves scripture with exhortation and a contemplative verse on perseverance and hope.
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Dwight J Bradley
Federal Council OF the Churches OF Christ IN America
Cpter
Jesus Christ
Notable anniversaries of historical figures listed
A list of birthdays and death anniversaries for figures such as Jacob Bigelow Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Ernest Renan Ellie n Terry Henry E Huntington and others with origins in Boston Portland Cambridge Oneonta Philadelphia and Sudbury among dates in the 18th to 20th centuries.
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Jacob Bigelow
Boston
Sudbury
Mass
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Portland
Maine
Cambridge
Ernest Renan
Lus
Jesus
Porn
Eleen Terry
Henry E Huntineton
California
Oneonta, N
Philadelphia
Early District of Columbia Jurisdiction and Britain US Accord
In 1801 Congress assumed jurisdiction over the District of Columbia. A 1859 agreement between Britain and the United States sought to prevent immediate hostilities and ease tensions between the two nations.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Britain
Theu. S
Today horoscope urges tact and caution in fortune
The horoscope notes you are tactful and well supported by friends, but must use all abilities to withstand fortune's attacks. If minor aspects favor you, a chance for success exists. otherwise, stay in quiet waters and proceed cautiously.
The Silent Observer Insight On Business Acumen
A reflective piece contrasts a skilled worker turned entrepreneur with the need for business intellect. It notes the man saved money and could perform tasks, but underestimates the broader skills required to run a business and learns from hard experience. Also includes aphorisms about Alexander the Great and gender roles.
First Shot At Lexington Found In 1863 Hunter Raid
J McD Adaid of Lexington Virginia holds a solid iron ball about three inches in diameter, claimed to be the first shot fired into Lexington in June 1863 by Union General Hunter during his raid up the Valley of Virginia.
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Richmond
J. McD
Adaid
Lexington
Hunter
Valley
Virginia
Rhyme Breaks Blues With Bright Cheer
A faded Illinois note celebrates turning blues into cheer, recalling a jolly verse from My Old Scrap that urges optimism and resilience in hard times. The piece contrasts old cheerful rhymes with modern blues in radio and vaudeville culture on a nostalgic tone.
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Chicago Record Herald
Thief Steals Judge’s Pump From Florida Farm
In Tallahassee Florida a thief stole a new pump from the farm of Chief Justice Rivers Buford of the Florida Supreme Court leaving a hole in the ground. This incident highlights crime near the state’s high court and involves a prominent judicial figure.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Rivers Buford
Florida Supreme Court
Bible exhibit marks Washington bicentennial year
Mrs. Eva Newbold presents an early 18th century Bible published in 1732 during the birth year of George Washington. The Bible bears the inscription Printed in the year of our Lord MBCC XNXIL and is shown in connection with the Washington bicentennial.
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Kenton
George Washington
Washington
Eva Newbold
Lindeman Symphony Grand Baby Grand Piano for sale
Day's Music Store offers a Lindeman Symphony Grand piano marked Lindeman for sale. Made by A B Chase Co in Norwalk factory, used 5 6 years, fully reconditioned tuned with fine tone. Originally a Lindeman line since 1836, price 750, special 325, payment terms to suit purchaser.
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A. B. Chase Company
Norwalk
Lindeman Symphony
New York
Detroit Jewel Ranges Introduce 1932 Improved Models
New Detroit Jewel ranges boast standout beauty and performance at a low price. Console type features sparkling porcelain finish inside and out, insulated door, utility drawer, Bakelite burner controls, cool controls, patent oven control, automatic lighter, and a roller bearing broiler.
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Detroit
Cooking school to feature frozen desserts and roasts
An arrangement with Hart A. Dickason moves Kelvinator sales to the store after March 1. Next Tuesday to Thursday on the third floor a cooking school will show how to prepare frozen desserts salads roasts vegetables and fruits. Ladies invited to attend. see Monday’s paper for details.
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Hart A
Modern Kitchen Furnishings On Display In Elyria
Modern Kitchen Helps showcases a complete line of kitchen furnishings on the second floor department. Labor saving items include dough blenders dish scrapers dessert moulds food choppers slow cutters kitchen scales electric Mix Masters and Cream Whippers. Aluminum tin enameled and graniteware varieties are available.
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Elyria
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