Foreign Travel At Home Hawaii Draws Growing Tourists
A 100 percent rise in travel to Hawaii over two years reflects Americans choosing domestic destinations as Europe becomes less accessible. The piece lauds Hawaii as charming and glamorous, combining foreign allure with American conveniences, citing travel writers who extol the islands as a jewel in American and world tourism.
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The Art Of Being Disliked By A Cleveland Psychologist
A Cleveland psychologist posits that people irritate others due to identifiable “personality traits.” Even popular figures may exhibit several, while highly disliked individuals could score up to twenty five. Traits include laughing at one’s own jokes, excessive borrowing, superiority, and meddling.
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Today in History and Anniversaries Chronicle
The column lists anniversaries of notable figures born in Salem and elsewhere, from 1752 George Cabot to 1906 Robert R. Hitt, plus today in history entries like Perkins patenting a nail-cutting machine in 1795 and the Knights of Columbus founding in 1882, concluding with a long, cryptic personal assessment.
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Moab History and Gold Echoes Across Lands and Times
A compact note traces Moabite origins and conflicts with Israel from Genesis through Judges and Samuel, noting Ruth's homeland and Moabite influence. It links Moabite idolatries to Israel’s fate and recalls prophetic aims in Isaiah 16 and Jeremiah 48. The piece closes with reflections on gold discoveries and native indifference in distant cultures.
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Gentle Persistence Sparks Travel Taste
A reflective piece argues for pursuing travel desires through steady, patient effort. It highlights a taste for exploration that should be satisfied whenever feasible, urging steady discipline to fulfill the urge for new journeys.
Avon Board of Education Sets 1936 Budget in Meeting
Avon Ohio board of education approved a 1936 appropriations totaling 41117.00 and named Lorain County Savings and Trust Company of Elyria as depository for a two year term starting February 1. Also approved clerk’s bond minutes and bills. A Finance Committee was announced, consisting of J. B. Adams P. J. Forthofer and Carl Rink.
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Fire Practice Night For Keystone Class Meeting
Fire practice night set for Monday January 20.\nThe Keystone class of the Baptist Sunday School will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Barr on Detroit Road Saturday evening.
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Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John Hold Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John held their meeting with members gathering to discuss community activities and upcoming events.
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Regular meeting at the school house Tuesday evening
Miss Clair Gibson of Cleveland and Lenard Warden of Lakewood visited the home of Miss Nina Warden on Tuesday, joining other attendees for the event at the school house.
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Rare Violin in Fremont Box Identified as Stainer
William F. Schmidt found an inscription inside a Fremont violin box indicating the instrument is a Jacobus Stainer made in 1638 or 1639. The discovery suggests a rare historical violin in his possession and prompts appraisal.
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William F. Schmidt
Sudanese Soldiers Marry Pygmy Women in Congo Basin
A report notes 6 foot 2 inch Sudanese soldiers taking wives from the northeast Congo basin who are around four feet tall. The children are described as normal-sized.
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What People Read Last Year Reports
City readers show a shift toward non fiction and sociological works while fiction declines. Biographies travel and useful arts titles rise as interest in foreign lands grows amid war rumors. Newsprint and periodicals still lead reading habits as overall intelligence appears to rise but remains small relative to population.
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I Am For Economy and Public Finance Reform
Excerpted remarks by Calvin Coolidge praising budget discipline and economy in government. The speech, delivered at Memorial Continental Hall on June 30, 1924, argues for mature administration, scientific budgeting, and sustained fiscal self-government. The text fragments also touch on divorce grounds, disarmament, and pacific attitudes in a broader context.
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