Wall Street Breeze and Chats with Gracie Fields
New York Day By Day by Charles B. Driscoll notes a cold mist chilling Wall Street and dampening lower Manhattan. The piece recalls Peter Arno autograph quirks, Walt Mason’s poetry swing, and Gracie Fields in tart interview mood at the Ambassador on Park Avenue.
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New York
Bay
Wall Street
Lower Manhattan
City Hall
Peter Arno
Arno
James Montgomery Flagg
Gracie Fields
Ambassador
Park Avenue
Ines
Esquire Magazine
Grafton farm visit tied to welfare bill approval
The bill gains approval from state welfare director H. H. Griswold and plans a visit to the Grafton farm this Friday. Homer Rodeheaver, music teacher for the Billy Sunday evangelistic campaign, led the Elyria Kiwanis Club meeting today.
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Mansfield Reformatory
H. H. Griswold
Grafton Farm
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday Evangelistic
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Community Notes From Sullivan Area Visit and Help
Refreshments of jollo, cake and coffee were served by the hostess. Mrs. Dot Ruck and her Spencer children were Sunday dinner guests of her mother Mrs. Dudley and family in Sullivan. Miss Albet Werner assists with work in the Amos Frey home. Mrs. Freyman is better.
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Dot Ruck
Spencer
Dudley
Sullivan
Albet Werner
Amos Freymah
Freyman
Hitler Speech Draws Mixed Washington Reactions
Observers in Washington view Adolf Hitler’s Reichstag address as cautious for home consumption while others see potential for bold moves. Some believe Germany will aid Italy, challenge Democratic states, or press for colonies, while many expect tempered rhetoric. Awaiting British and French response, observers note Hitler’s persistence and the claim that Germans deserve equal rights in exploiting world markets.
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Adolf Hitler
Washington
Hitler
Italy
Germany
South America
France
Nar
Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
United States
London
Population Going Down in The Atlantic Monthly
An article by Stuart Chase argues that the United States faces a slowing and eventual decline in population. The piece warns of major economic shifts as growth stalls, with fewer youths and more seniors predicted fifty years hence, and calls for preparing new economic arrangements.
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Amir
Stuart Chase
The
Atlantic Monthly
United States
Mr. Chase
America
Warner
Corn Loans in Indiana Show Flawed Prosperity Plan
Noblesville reports a sidelight on Secretary Wallace's plan for farm prosperity through scarcity. Corn loans pay 57 cents a bushel, but farmers seal corn and buy cheaper corn to feed hogs, risking large losses if prices do not rise. The scheme seems to benefit borrowers short term while depressing general market values, echoing historic farm board pitfalls.
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Noblesville
Wallace
Indiana
Federal Farm Board
Indianapolis Star
Emperor Tenno Style In Japan Sparks Debate
Discussion centers on the Japanese emperor being styled as Tenno in domestic and international usage, reflecting traditional titulature and evolving modern protocol amid cultural and diplomatic considerations.
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Japan
Tenno
Convalescent Home Offers Private Elderly Care in Oberlin
A well located private convalescent home in Oberlin at 121 East College Street offers professional care and excellent food at reasonable rates with references available.
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Merfield
East College Street
Oberlin
Ohio
Tax Forms for 1938 Filing Due by March 15 1939
The Internal Revenue Service reminds filers that 1938 income tax forms have been mailed to those who filed last year. Do not rely on receiving a form. file on time. Most individuals use calendar year, with March 15, 1939 deadline. Forms available from IRS collectors. Taxpayers with net income under 5000 from salary should use Form 1040A. others use Form 1040. Payments may be made in full or in four installments on March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15.
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Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Bible Readings and Mindful Grace in Weakness
Tuesday January 31 offers Hi Corinthians 12 1 9 on finding God with our minds. Emphasizes that God strengthens us in weakness and that all beauty and humor reflect His goodness. Mentions Amsterdam’s rise as a banking center due to the city’s free Jewish asylum in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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God
Christ
Jesus
Amsterdam
Anniversary milestones and events from world history
A chronological list of notable dates and figures from 1754 to 1934 including Robert Morris born in England and known as financier of the Revolution, Franz Schubert, Josiah Perham, James G. Blaine, Edward Kemeys, James Huneker, Theodore W. Richards, Milwaukee’s 1846 incorporation, 1873 franking-privilege abolition, 1880 Atalanta loss, 1916 Zeppelins raid England, 1917 Germany’s submarine policy, 1929 Kellogg pact approval, 1932 railway wage cuts, and 1934 dollar devaluation.
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Robert Morris
Philadelphia
England
Franz Schubert
Josiah Perham
Boston
Northern Pacific
R. R
Wilton
James G. Blaine
Maine
Brownsville
Edward Kemeys
Savannah
James G. Huneker
Theodore W. Richards
Harvards
Milwaukee
Incorporated City
Congress
Bermuda
Germany
America
Italy
Notable Birth Anniversaries Span Noted Public Figures
The list highlights notable birthday anniversaries of prominent figures including Richard C. Patterson assistant secretary of commerce born in Omaha 53 years ago Eddie Cantor comedian born in New York 46 years ago Rupert Hughes novelist born in Lancaster Missouri 67 years ago Agnes Rothery Univer sity Va travel writer born Brookline Massachusetts 51 years ago Dr Irving Langmuir General Electric chemist born New York 58 years ago John Spargo Vermont author born England 63 years ago Tallulah Bankhead actress born Duntsville Alabama 37 years ago Zane Grey author born Zanesville Ohio now based in Altadena California 64 years ago.
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Richard C. Patterson
Omaha
Eddie Cantor
New York
Rupert Hughes
Lancaster
Agnes Rothery
Pratt
University
Brookline
Mass
Irving Langmuir
General Electric
John Spargo
Vermont
England
Tallulah Bankhead
Duntsville
Ala
Zane Grey
Altadena
Cal
Zanesville
Lorain County men in 2736 on Minnekahda voyage
A list notes Lorain County men among 2736 soldiers aboard the British transport Minnekahda landing in New York. The group includes members of the Fighting Bird Division and the 329th Infantry. Civil matters mention Dr. R E Neighbour accepting a pastorate and a $500,000 Ohio bill for Grafton State Farm improvements.
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Lorain County
New York
R. E. Neighbour
Macna
Georgia
W National Tube Company
C. R. Summers
Lorain Cruaunty
Ohio
Grafton State Farm
Power of Action in Use of Discretion
A fragment suggests the native responds to stronger impulses than reason. It warns that discretion yields more long term gains than brute force, noting that a point may be won temporarily but danger follows such methods.
Local Briefs Highlight Church and Youth Group Activities
Miss Ruth Shirley led devotional services at the Y P D G on Sunday evening. Mrs Dorothy Smith will entertain Division One of the Ladies Aid at the Congregational church with Mrs Herbert Vaughn as leader on Thursday afternoon. Linwood delegates fund raise continues with a paper collection drive. Mr and Mrs Charles Bement hosted their Sunday school class The Willing Workers of the Christian church on Wednesday evening.
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Sullivan
Ruth Shirley
Y. P
Dorothy Smith
Congregational Church
Herbert Vaughn
Linwood
Charles Bement
Cliss
The
Christian Church
Perfume etymology traced to Latin fumigare origin
Etymology links perfume to Latin neni and sme de oe roots meaning to fumigate, tracing the word back to its scent and cleansing associations. The origin highlights how ancient tongues shaped a term now linked with aroma and fragrance.
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Wait Mason
Mason
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White
Pacific
Pauliné
Richard Mansfield
Miss Fields
Hollywood
Fields
American Film Company
McNaught Syndicate
Chas. Driscoll
GOV
Mr. Rockefeller
Brown Co
Lodi St. Elyria
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Opp
Postoffice
AO Taber
Magic Chef
Heldmyer Hardware
Broad Street Co
Shaidows
the Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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