The Business of Forecasting Examined by Harvard Student
Harvard student C. L. Terrell analyzes predictions from major forecasters and services. His review in the Harvard Business Review shows forty six forecasts before 1929 with mixed reliability, many forecasters declaring worst yet afterward, and critics noting the limits of mechanized forecasting in predicting depressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Terrell
Harvard School of Business Administration
Harvard Business Review
Terrell
Jim Hill
Northern Pacific Railroad
Memorial Trees United by Washington Bi Centennial Drive
The American Association leads a nationwide plantings drive for memorial trees as part of Washington bi centennial observances. Millions of trees have been planted by schoolchildren veterans groups and D A R chapters with 15 million already registered. The program aims to beautify protect and reforest communities and provide living memorials to George Washington and his birthday anniversary.
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The
American Association
Washington
Old Civilizations and Climate Change Across Ages
A condensed reminiscence asserts America hosts ancient, advanced cultures like those in South America, notably Tiahuanaco in Bolivia. It links past climate shifts to human development, notes episodic U.S. and Canadian weather changes, calls Mayan comfort during glacial times, and hints at political snippets and a solar eclipse on August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
South America
Europe
Tiahuantico
Bolivia
United States
Canada
Ontario
Ohio
Tennessee
California
Chicago
Anniversaries and birthdays span notable figures in history
A column lists anniversaries from 1725 to 1846 noting births and deaths of leaders, writers, and military figures. It follows with Today in History entries such as Gettysburg 1863 and San Juan Hill 1898, then Today’s Birthdays including Hart Manz Cham bers Glaspell Costigan Heilner Ryerson, and a horoscope. A Berlin airport sheep mowing plan concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gettysburg
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Charley Ross
Philadelphia
San Juan Hill
el Caney
Cuba
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Clarksville
William M. Manz
National Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
Helena
Mont
Frank T Chambers
Louisville
van Campen Heilner
New York
Susan Glaspell
Provincetown
Mass
Daventport
Iowa
U. S
Edward P. Costigan
Colorado
King William County
William G Ryerson
Muncie
Ind
Militia Bureau
The
War Department
Wooter
Ohio
The Silent Observer Opinion on Wisdom and Wealth
A fragment from The Silent Observer contrasts paths to wealth and wisdom. It ponders whether it is better to be poorer and wiser or richer and dumber, exploring how money and insight shape life and judgment.
Historical Household Rules From Henry VIII Era
A collection of quirky historic maxims and curious sayings about daily life, servants, and court etiquette. It includes Henry VIII era rules on bakers and cooks, dogs in the court, private conduct, cleanliness, and admonitions about maids. It also features modern puns and reflections on work, budgeting, and social life, illustrating enduring human quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VIII
Penfield Grange Meeting Set With Juvenile Program
Penfield Grange holds its regular meeting on Wednesday evening July 6. The Juvenile Grange will present a play titled Camp at Valley Forge directed by Mrs Ladd Reman and assisted by Amy Bradstock. Lunch will be served.
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Penfield
Penfield Grange
Valley Forge
Ladd Reman
Amy Bradstock
Rev I M Channon Addresses Sunday Children Day
Rev I M Channon spoke at Congregational church on Sunday morning noting his twelve years teaching in the Philippines. He described the primitive conditions, the American public school system, industrial schools, and a seminary started with thirty five students. Mrs Channon assisted in teaching. A brief program followed with recitations by Dorothy Mosher and others, plus dialogues and a song by Lucile Gregg's class.
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I. M. Channon
Congregational Church
I. M Channon
Philiipines
Islands
Channon
Dorothy Mosher
Leonard DeLong
Fay Kies
Glen Myers
Leif Leach
Milford Taylor
BAY
Lucile Gregg
Roosevelt On First Ballot At Democratic Convention
At the Chicago convention Roosevelt failed to win two thirds on the first ballot receiving 666.25 votes, short by 103.75, with Alfred E. Smith polling 201.75 as New York factions clashed over delegation votes. Curry admitted uncertainty prompting a delay while spectators including Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Alfred Smith watched through a tense night.
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Chicaco
Tammany Hall
Upstate
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Sihith
John
Alfred E. Smith
Emily Warner
James Roosevelt
William H. Murray
Harland to Alliance Vacation Trip
Jeanette Underhill spent a week visiting friends in Wellington. Miss Mary Underhill plans two weeks with her sister Mrs. C. A. Norris and family in Flint Michigan.
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Harland
Alliance
Jeanette Underhill
Wellington
Mary Underhill
C. A. Norris
Flint
Mich
Roosevelt Dominates Delegation In Split Minnesota Contests
The scene unfolded as Smith led in Minnesota with a large majority while Tom Quinn urged a poll to back Smith. Delegates shifted toward Roosevelt as voting stretched to the District of Columbia. George Marshall complained of being pushed around and called for a delegation poll as the room debated who should address the chair.
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Smith
Minnesota
Tom Quinn
Roosevelt
District of Columbis
George Marshall
Walsh
Chicago
Henrietta 4-H Club Meets in Henrietta
The Henrietta 4-H club met at leader Dan Kuobies home Tuesday evening. Wapich of East Carlisle spoke on preparing rabbits for the fair. Games followed and refreshments were served by Mrs Kuobie to members and three guests. Other brief items note visits and social events in the area.
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Henrietta
Dan Kuobie
Wapich
East Carlisle
Knobie
Wacijich
Russia Township
Amherst visitors and local callers in brief
Mrs D A Bonnett and Mrs Walter Bonnett and baby visited Amherst Monday afternoon. Ira Riplinger of LaGrange spent Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Theodore Reis. Vernon Rosa and son of Oberlin and Raymond Sick and children of Amherst called at the home of the Rosas. Eliza Sanders of South Amherst spent Monday evening with the Sanders. Reuben Eppley of Oberlin was a recent caller on Ira Starkey. Theodore Reis had Thursday visitors, Coon Latteman of Kipton and Orlo Coven and sons Wendell and Lawrence of Kipton were evening callers. Ralph Kuhlman and children spent Wednesday with Mrs Sobert Younglass in Oberlin.
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George Caupman
Cleveland
Mary Becker
Fred Ross
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Elizabeth Brewster
Birmingham
Seymour Leimbach
Wallace Court
Jean Court
Ashlane
John Bauman, Jr
King’s Herald
Soety
M. E. Church
John Bischoff
Oberlin
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Ruth Ellen Snyder
Elyria
Louis Delefield
C. J. Aldrich
Donald
Fred Siegrist
Jack
Ernest Lamyermyer
D. A Bonnett
Walter Bonnett
Amherst
Ira Riplinger
LaGrange
Theodore Reis
Vernon Rosa
Raymond
Wil Rosa
Eliza Sanders
South Amherst
C. C. Sanders
Reuben Eppley
Ira Starkey
Coon Latteman
Kipton
Orlo Coven and Sons
Wendell and
Lawrence
Ralph Kuhlman
Sobert Younglass
Children Day Exercises At South Ridge Church
Town Line Road residents attended the Children's Day exercises at South Ridge church Sunday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and Irma and Russell Spiegelberg, Mrs. Barbara Eschtruth, Miss Caroline Spiegelberg, Miss Kathryn Stang, and Doris Nichols. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Erest hosted a dinner Sunday honoring the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, with covers for E. Smith family, H. Msthas family, Elizabeth Ernst, L. Ernst and son Glenn.
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Brine Road
South Ridge Church
Lewis Spiegelberg
Irma
Russell Spiegelberg
Barbara Eschtruth
Caroline Spiegelberg
Kathryn Stang
Doris Nichols
Lewis Erest
William Miller
E. Smith
H. Msthas
Elizabeth Ernst
L. Ernst
Glenn
Wedding Attendees Reach Sacred Heart Elyria Church
Mrs. J. H. Delefield and Mrs. B. C. Schubert attended the Kere kes Vargo wedding in the Sacred Heart Church in Elyria Saturday. Mrs. Barbara Eschtruth of Middle Ridge visited her brother, Lewis Spiegelberg, and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Delefield
B. C. Schubert
Sacred Heart Church
Elyria
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
Lewis Spiegelberg
Local visitors and guests visit in the area
Miss Caroline Spiegelberg returned to Cleveland after a weekend with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Breeler and family of Cleveland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernst Saturday evening.
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Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
Leroy Breeler
L. Ernst
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New Guinea
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Margaret
Dorothy
Rolia Dague
Frank Harland
Melvin Hopkins
John Wolfe
Bno‘Ta
Vincent
Keith Wolfe
Wadsworth
Dwight Smith
Louemma Johnson
Kingsley Corners
Ben Sooy
J. J. Steward
Loram
Ralph Bowman
George Hastings
Rosa Dazue
Belle Biggs
Mt. Vernon
R. 0. Biggs
Maxine Hopkins
Frank
Albert C. Ritchie
Mik Fortune
Curry
John “WeCooey
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Chairman Walst
Walker
Jimmy
Kansas
McCooey
John W. Davis
George Gordon Battle
Max D. Steuer
George W. Olvany
Dudley Field Malone
James W. Gerard
Herbert Bayard Swope
Samuel Untermeyer
Irene Langhorne Gibson
Lady Astor
Altman & Ackerman
Central Press
Town Line Road
Sextra
Dupont No.t
McAleers Ag Ae
Wright and Ditson
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