Getting The News To The People
A reflection on the hard work behind daily newspapers and the dedication of editors, reporters, paste up teams, and newsboys who endure cold, heat, and storms to deliver timely news. It praises the global reach of press networks, the speed of modern publishing, and the loyal distribution that ensures readers receive perishable news promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Ethiopia
Washington
Congress
Laval
France
United Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Painless Dentistry Discovery by Dr Hartman Free to World
Dr Leroy L Hartman a Columbia University professor reveals a desensitizer that makes drilling painless in dental work. The substance contacts the drill to desensitize the tooth and costs are minimal. University Patents Inc holds the basic patent but the university will give the formula free to the world without patent encumbrances.
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Leroy L. Hartman
Collumbia Univerity School of
Hartman
University Patents, Inc
Columbia University
New Industries From Research Lead Recovery Boom
Dr Edward R Weidlein director of the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research says science now aims at creating new industries and uses for existing products. He notes during downturns lab products spark new businesses and employment for engineers and sales staff, and expects a coming boom driven by production aligning with invention and discovery.
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Edward R. Weidlein
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Notable Births and Deaths in 18th 19th Century Figures
Anniversary notes list Robert Burns born 1753 and died 1796. Clara I H Nichols born 1810, editor and reform lecturer, died 1885. James E Murdoch born 1811, actor and teacher, died 1893. James Marion Sims born 1813, physician, died 1883. Dan Rice born 182x, circus clown, died 1900. George E Pickett born 182s, Confederate general, died 1875.
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Robert Burns
Clarina I. H. Nichols
Vermont
Kansas
California
Townshend
Potter Valley
Cal
James E. Murdoch
Philadelphia
James Marion Sims
Montgomery
Ala
New York City
Hildar
Lancaster Co
S. C
New York
Dan Rice
George E. Pickett
Richmond
Norfolk
Snow closes Columbia school on January day
By authority of the state school board no school was held here Thursday owing to snowdrifts and cold weather. Mr and Mrs Walter Krebs called Tuesday on Mrs Sylvia Ives who was quite ill.
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Columbia
State School Board
Walter Krebs
Sylvia Ives
Lone killer dog tale and aging clock tale in Ohio
Kenton and Toledo briefs from January report odd local items. In Kenton Wilbur Young believes he shot a clever killer dog that preyed on sheep, then finds the dog vanished after “pos sum.” In Toledo a five year old clock in the Probate Court room is finally retired after it could tick no more.
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Kenton
Wilbur Young
Toledo
Lucas County
Today in History highlights notable 19th 20th events
1830 Nellie Bly completes a 72 day world trip with a stop in France to interview Jules Verne. 1915 Alexander Graham Bell opens transcontinental telephone between New York and San Francisco. 1916 1915 export figures rise 75 percent over 1914. 1924-32 miners die at Johnson City Tennessee coal mine. 1934 Dillinger captured at Tucson Arizona and escapes March 3.
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Nellie Bly
N. Y
France
Jules Verne
Alexander Graham Bell
New York
San Francisco
Johnson City
Tll
Dillinger
Tucson
Ariz
Garden Club Meeting and Local Notices
Mrs R A Elder hosted the Columbia Garden Club on Tuesday January 21 with good attendance. Mrs Leo Martin spoke on Awards and Novelties of 1935. Officers appointed include Mrs Garle Albaugh as program chair and Mrs A C Ring as publicity chair. Two new members Gertrude and Fern Pinckney joined. Next meeting set for February 4 at Mrs Lyle Reisinger’s home. Rev Harold Halderman and Mrs Sylvia Ives visited before departing for Marion Ohio. Mrs George Stinchcomb’s condition improving. Mrs Harry Martin and Pauline and Robert visited son Russell in Berea. QO D Gilpin visiting Marietta Ohio for a week.
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R. A. Elder
Columbia Garden Club
Leo Martin
Roger
Garle Albaugh
A. C Ring
Gertrude
Fern Pinckney
Lyle Reisinger
Harold Halderman
Marion
Sylvia Ives
George Stinchcomb
Harry Martin
Pauline
Robert
Russell
Berea
D. Gilpin
Marietta
Notable Birthday List From Historic Figures
Edith Wharton living in France born in New York City seventy four years ago. Charles Curtis of Washington born in N Topeka Kansas seventy six years ago. William C Bullitt ambassador to Russia born in Philadelphia forty five years ago. Matthew Woll labor leader born in Luxemburg fifty six years ago. Homer T Bone U S Senator born in Franklin Indiana fifty three years ago. Clinton Eislenberger Stroudsburg Pa three assistant postmaster general born sixty years ago. Emil Ludwig Swiss biographer born fifty five years ago.
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Edith Wharton
France
New York City
Charles Curtis
Washington, D. C
N. Topeka
Kans
William C. Bullitt
Philadelphia
Russia
Phila
Matthew Woll
Luxemburg
U.S
Homer T Bone
Washington
Franklin
Ind
Clinton B. Eislenberger
Stroudsburg
Emil Ludwig
Switzerland
Notable Willpower and Wealth Through Firm Enterprise
A strong will and orderly command are noted, with moral strength variable. The guidance urges resisting idle pleasures and enjoying comforts only in leisure. It predicts probable business success tied to the degree of will power exercised.
Traveling Bible Presented Across Granges at Acme Event
A meeting of Acme Grange drew 199 attendees from Penfield Oberlin LaGrange Carlisle Ridgeville Belden Eaton and Columbia. Penfield Grange presented a program with music readings piano duet and a play The Last Days of Center Ridge School and the traveling Bible presentation to Acme Grange chaplains. Columbia Grange plans to take the Bible to Oberlin next Tuesday night inviting many members. Mrs Frank Heineman won a fruit basket prize.
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Acme Grange
Penfield Range
Penfield
Oberlin
LaGrange
Carlisle
Ridgeville
Belden
Eaton
Columbia
Penfield Grange
Miss Shaw
Dickson
Allergy Gallery Opens At Western Reserve Medical School
The Brush Foundation unveils a rogue gallery at Western Reserve University's Medical School to track allergy villains. The exhibit features A-ray pictures illustrating how hay fever asthma eczema and food sensitivities threaten growth and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brush Foundation
Western Reserve University
Medical School
Owens-Illinois milk bottle sales hit one hundred million
Owens-Illinois Glass Company reports annual sales of one hundred million milk bottles. Officials say dairy efficiency lowers distribution costs below Uncle Sam’s postage charges. Local figures given in Toledo dated January 25.
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Toledo
Owens-Illinois Glass Company
Uncle Sam
Young Minister Floats Through College Life at BGSU
Eighteen year old Paul Moore of North Baltimore serves as minister at the Wayne Church of Christ on campus while studying as a freshman at Bowling Green State University. He holds regular Sunday services to help fund his education.
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Bowling Green
Paul Moore
North Baltimore
Bowling Green State University
Wayne Church of Christ
Notable births and early life sketches of three public figures
Gen. Douglas MacArthur born in Arkansas 56 years ago, Roy Chapman Andrews born Beloit Wisconsin 52 years ago, Samuel Hopkins Adams born near Auburn New York 65 years ago. Card notes a retiring disposition, teaching ability, and skill in the mechanic arts plus ambition and method to reach distant goals.
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Douglas MacArthur
Army
Arkansas
Roy Chapman Andrews
New York
Beloit
Wis
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Auburn
N. Y
Funeral of Frank Longdon at Columbia Baptist Church
Large crowd attends the funeral held Wednesday at Columbia Baptist Church. Rev Harold Halderman of Marion preached the sermon from Revelations chapter fourteen. Rev Marshall Bickford assisted, with Mrs Charles Mills singing The Old Rugged Cross and Abide With Me. Pallbearers were six grandsons Kenneth Wilbur Richard and David Hawke.
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Frank Longdon
Columbia Baptist Church
Harold Halderman
Marion
Marshall Bickford
Charles Mills
Old Rugged Cross
Kenneth
Wilbur
Richard
David Hawke
Fern care tip for vibrant green color
A teaspoonful of household ammonia in a quart of water poured over house ferns once or twice a month yields a rich green color. The method is simple and uses common household supplies.
Longbon family stalwart laid to rest in Columbia cemetery
Glenn Eaton and Herbert Longbon of Painesville mourn the passing of a Columbia Baptist Church trustee and longtime member. He helped found the Longbon Quartet and leaves four surviving children including Charles Frank Jr and Faye, with relatives in Berea Elyria Eaton Grafton and Cleveland. Three siblings and three sisters also survive. Burial occurred at Columbia cemetery with relatives present from several nearby communities.
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Eaton
J. M. Longbon
William
Columbus
Ella Ross
Charles
Elyria
Jennie Cole
Grace Longson
Alberta
Canada
Berea
Grafton
Cleveland
Droopy Trousers at Bay in New York Day by Day
A Day by Day column spoofing a photographer session in New York. The writer frets over being photographed, tossing out wry self deprecation and pop culture references from Hal Phyfe to Gary Cooper. He riffs on captions, fame, and the emptiness of public gaze while narrating a comic meltdown in a wintry studio.
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New York
Saturday Evening Post
Himalayas
Hal Phyfe
Gary Cooper
Dick Berlin
Earl Benham
Evyers
Lily Pons
Monologue of a Poetic Self in a Poolside Reverie
A narrator muses on pale looks and wistful mood while a Narcissus figure peers into a pool. He contemplates attire a flowing tie and a sagging charm as he imagines being the starved poet. The scene shifts to a book, a smile, and a coy Mona Lisa-like pose in a playful, reflective voice.
From Grave to Gay in a Whipstitch
A speaker laments losing laughter and charm while doing bridge work and enduring a serious wound. He recalls past saloon days and a joking line about beer, then describes hiding pain behind a sick grin as he tries to present bravado at the castle. He acknowledges the limited humor in his current condition.
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Sunny Jim
The Constancy of Health Across Life Phases
A compact meditation on health affirming that true well being spans all life stages and activities. It notes pleasure arises from effort in work and rest, sleep and wakefulness, social life and solitude, youth through old age, physical and mental exertion, anticipation, memory, reality, imagination, conflict, and contemplation.
Interesting Talk On Eyes At Elyria Council
The Elyria Sight Saving Council hosted a dinner at Hotel Newell featuring Miga Isabel Barry of Cleveland presenting Eyes Their Protection and Care. She shared eye defect statistics by age, demonstrated lighting advances from kerosene to modern systems, and showed how vision changes affect art perception.
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Elyrila
J. B. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mongolian Political Council Member Assassinated in Bus Attack
Gunmen stopped a bus from Changpel to Kalgan and killed Ne-Mo-Ngoh-Tal-Erh, a member of Mongolia's political council, while other passengers were left unharmed. Ne-Mo-Ngoh-Ta-U-Erh had just left a conference when the attack occurred.
Unclear fragment hints at humor piece or notice
Fragment reads as a playful indented exchange with mock affection and crass humor, crediting McNaught Syndicate from 1936. No clear event, person, or organization other than the syndicate. Summary limited by readable content.
Prince Teh Joins Central Executive Committee of Isner Mongolis
Prince Teh, who established an autonomous government for Isner Mongolis, has grown noted for his friendliness to the Central Chinese government and has been named to the Central executive committee that oversees the region.
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Prince Teh
Isner Mongolis
Central Executive Committee
Dustless dustcloth renewal method
The article describes renewing a dustless cloth by placing a few drops of oil into one corner, then rolling the fabric tightly until the oil penetrates the fibers. It emphasizes a simple home technique to restore the cloth’s cleaning effectiveness.
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Lerate County Printing & Publishing Company
CG Mudnutt
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Blueheé
Elyria Postoffice
Mall
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Saeaie
Egypt
Berdaniar
United Feature
Ohio News
Garden Club
Dan
Longdon
Keyes
West Ave
C. O. McIntyre
Noel Coward
Gene Tunney
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
Before Sight Council
McNaught Syndicate
Ruth
the Bank
THE
Elyria Savings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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