Ford predicts farm by products spark industrial boom
Dearborn January 7 United Press Henry Ford says America will enter a prosperous era driven by a alliance between agriculture and industry. He envisions mass produced tractors built from farm by products such as wheat chaff and corn husks, reducing tool costs and expanding farm participation in industry. Ford touts new materials from agricultural outputs and a Farm Chemurgie Council to foster chemurgic products.
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Centennial Coeducation Celebrated At Yenching University
Oberlin reports a Centennial of coeducation ceremony at Yenching University Peiping China last October. Speakers included Dr Y P Mei Miss Alice Frame and President John L Stuart. Maryette Lum former Oberlin student sang. The event marked Yenching Women’s College roots and echoed Oberlin’s 1837 entry of four women.
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Ford unveils low cost tractor to boost farmers
The inventor describes a simple two wheel setup with a large rear wheel and steering front wheel, engine between. He aims to price the tractor cheaply to help farmers become productive, even if no profit is made. He cites an earlier model selling for 800 dollars fallen to 375 dollars and hopes to lower prices further to drive down costs of farming tools.
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Young Women of Lorain Club Plan Skating Party
Members of the Young Women’s Republican Club of Lorain County will host a roller skating party at a nearby rink on Monday night. Miss Alberta McAfee of Lorain, the president, says the event will not be all women, with many young men helping beginners. The organizing committee includes Katherine and Winifred Darcy, Ella Hayes and Ruth Satterlee, Hilda Ehinger, Gilda Hillyer, and Mrs. Donald Gehl.
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Gilda Hillyr
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Sermon Series From Parables At Eaton Church Of Christ
Pastor Rey Archie Stevenson of Eaton Church of Christ presents a January sermon series Lessons from the Parables of Jesus. Last Sunday covered Man's Relation to God. Jan 9 focuses on Our relations to other men with further topics including Maternal Wealth Final Judgment and Man in the Kingdom of God.
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Seamen Freed In Killing On Yacht
In a Santa Catalina case the Federal Grand Jury returned a no bill exonerating Robert Horne and George Spernack, two seamen aboard the yacht Aaffe who threw Jack Morgan overboard after Morgan killed skipper Dwight Faulding and tried to loot other boats. Morgan’s three women passengers testified. Horne and Spernack were released and vow to return to sea, while Mrs Morgan was freed as a material witness.
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