Advertising Helps Drive Industrial Recovery Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt urged advertising as essential to reviving trade and improving business conditions. In a telegram to the Advertising Federation of America in Detroit, he praised the advertising profession for elevating its work and aiding the country. General Hugh Johnson echoed the view, saying advertising will be crucial under the National Recovery Act to address sales and market knowledge. He stressed goods must reach buyers, and printing the word remains the best method.
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Roosevelt
Advertising Federation of America
Detroit
Hugh
Johnson
National Recovery Act
General Johnson
Debt, fundraising mark Democratic party post 1928
Financially the Democratic party reduced its post 1928 deficit from 1.5 million to 528,642 with 44,051 in treasury. A small jobholder assessment could clear the debt and swell funds. John J. Raskob, once a $700,000 mortgage holder, has cut his claim to 80,250 through payments and concessions. The party continues to exploit federal patronage while easing fundraising, with 4345.143 raised in three months.
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Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
John J. Raskob
Democracy
Washington
Gift of Lindbergh Protects Estate From Conversion
Col and Mrs Lindbergh have transferred their Hopewell estate to a non profit corporation to benefit children. The plan, aimed at education training hospitalization and allied purposes, operates without regard to race or creed. Dr Abraham Fleiner and Owen R Lovejoy join the project.
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Lindbergh
Hopewell
Abraham Fleaner
Owen R. Lovejoy
Children’s Art Society of
New York City
Lindberghs
News via London to India by telephone first time
Last week London to India transmitted news directly by telephone marking a historic communication milestone though not the news that natives most seek. The report reflects early global telephony reach and its mixed reception among local audiences in the era.
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London
India
Mass
Kansas Baby Coughs Up 25 Cents In Curious Tale
A Roanoke report mentions a Kansas baby who swallowed a quarter and coughed up a dime later. The quirky incident highlights unexpected child health references in rural headlines.
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Kansas
Roanoke
Oak school suspends yelboys for singing anthem line
A school in Oak suspended a group described as yelboys after they sang a line ending with justice triumphs, sparking questions about student expression and school policy.
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Yelboys
July 1 In History and Notable Births and Battles
July 1 marks the first day of summer and fiscal year with listings of births such as Wilhelm Liebnitz Albert Hart Edward Costigan Susan Glaspell Charles Laughton and Madge Evans. Major events include the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg three-day clash in Pennsylvania with Meade and Lee, the 1867 Dominion of Canada formation, 1875 General Postal Union, 1897 Klondike gold strike, 1896 San Juan Hill, 1919 New York to Chicago air mail, 1916 Battle of the Somme, and 1931 Wiley Post and Harold Gat’s round-the-world flight.
Oberlin People Attend Weddings and Visits in July
Mr amé Mre Simeon Nash and son were chairmen. Jacob Albright of Oberlin spent Wednesday evening at his brother Clarence Albrecht's home. Miss Juanita Schramm attended the wedding of Marion Corlett and Carl Oney at the bride's Groveland Street Oberlin home on Thursday at seven. North Russia Needle Guild hosts a picnic supper at Henry Sandrock’s lawn on July 4. Various Oberlin residents hosted and visited relatives from Penfield Amherst Bryan and Elyria in late June and early July. Members attended the funeral of Charles Edwards at Epworth church Oberlin and grave service at Westwood Cemetery. Henry Reinhard and family planned a Texas trip for a month visit to relatives here and Amherst. Cecil Grills traveled to Cleveland for business.
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Jacob Albright
Oberlin
Clarence Albrecht
Juanita Schramm
Marion Corlett
Carl Oney
Welington
Groveland Street
North Russia Needle Guild
Henry Sandrock
Philip
Norwalk
Charles Edwards
Epworth
Westwood Cemetery
Frank E Peck Order of DeMolay
Henry Reinhard
Raymond
Bryan
Texas
Robert Beech
Elyria
Simeon Nash
Wellington
William Gilles
East Quarries
Oscar Gillis
Earl Sandrock
Little Big Seven Boys
Cecil Grllls
Cleveland
Anniversaries of notable figures born and died noted
Today’s anniversaries list prominent individuals with birth and death dates including Leibniz born 1646, Gideon Welles born 1802, George Sand born 1804, Alfred Torbert born 1833, Erastus Cravath born 1833, William Craighill born 1833, William Brett born 1846, John G Clarkson born 1861. Died dates span 1716 to 1918 across multiple states and cities.
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Leibnitz
Gideon Welles
Hartford
Conn
Lincolns
The
Navis
Glastonbury
George Sand
Alfred T. Torbert
Georgetown del Mihned
Sea
Erastus M Cravath
Fish Unversity
Homer
N Y
St Charles
Minn
William P Craighill
USA
Charleston
William H Brett
Cleveland
Braceville
Ohio
John G Clarkson
Chicago
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Waltham, Mass
Vine Rebekah Lodge Birthday Party in Oberlin
Vine Rebekah Lodge members met at Odd Fellows Hall in Oberlin on July 1 to honor seven members with May and June birthdays. A music program followed by refreshments, with newlyweds Mr and Mrs B Chester Nash invited to share honors, and a wedding gift presented to them as a token of friendship and congratulations.
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Oberlin, O
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Chester Nash
Today in History milestones from 1840 to 1874
A compact history rundown noting the 1840 US public debt at 312 million dollars the 1863 start of Gettysburg fighting the 1867 formation of the Dominion of Canada from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick the 1874 Charley Ross kidnapping and the 1838 battles of San Juan Hill and El Caney during the Spanish War.
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United States
Gettysburg
Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Dominion of Canada
Charley Ross
Philadelphia
San Juan Hall
el Caney
Cuba
Oberlin Grange committee hosts play party
A Oberlin Oberlin Grange committee entertained players and helpers from a recent benefit play at the Peabody home on North Protessor Street Oberlin. Jessie Kimpton directed games and a late two course luncheon followed with attendees including Marion Kimpton Wirs. George Dion Carl Schmitz B Chester Nash Carl Dramm Frank Alter Hazel Heath Leonard Berg Emmerich brothers Raymond Reisinger Leo Hanlon and the Peabody family.
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C D Peabody
Notable births announced for several prominent figures
Harvard historian emeritus Dr Albert Bushnell Hart born in Clarksville, Pa, 79 years ago. National Zoological Park director Dr William M Wann born 47 years ago in Washington DC. William Graham Everson, Denver Baptist clergyman and lecturer, former Militia Bureau chief born 54 years ago. Susan Glaspell of Massachusetts, Davenport birthplace, novelist born four years ago. Senator Edward P Costigan of Colorado, Virginia birth, 59 years ago. Van Campen Heilner of New York, Field and Stream associate editor, born 34 years ago.
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William M Wann
National Zoological Park
Washington DC
William Graham Everson
Denver
Colo
Militia Bureau
Susan Glaspell
Massachusetts
Davenport
Edward P Costigan
Colorado
Virginia
van Campen Heilner
New York
Field and Stream
Special positions mark virtue on first day month
The notes describe positions on the first day of the month as reflecting virtues such as goodness, patience, thrift, and humility. It suggests that great work can be done modestly, though not enough is being done.
Oberlin Grange Lecture Show Promotes Local History
Oberlin Grange held a meeting featuring William C Bohrer presenting Oberlin images spanning a century, with an instructive lecture. Miss Hazel Johnson plans a July 11 program to celebrate the Grange's 24th birthday, inviting all members, as committees serve refreshments and new candidates are elected.
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Oberlin Grange
William C Bohrer
Oberlin High School
Oberlin
Hazel Johnson
Thelma Schmitz
Viola Berg
el C Hill
B Chester Nash
Lilly Keck
Lloyd Ashby
A H Radcliffe
Assertion Lacks Aggression and Fame in Native Prospects
The excerpt argues that self assertion is too mild to gain fame, predicting limited but sufficient success to meet modest native expectations. It frames success as inevitable, though not spectacular, reflecting a cautious outlook on reputation and achievement.
Churches Compete With Restaurants In The Dalles
Allegations said churches in The Dalles sold lunches and dinners to visiting delegates at conventions at prices lower than those advertised by local hotels and restaurants, drawing ire from hotel keepers and restaurant proprietors.
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Dalles
Justice as Guiding Virtue in Neighbor Relations
A reflection on justice as the guiding virtue in interactions with others, directing conduct toward the rightful ends of neighbors. The text emphasizes moral duty, fairness, and the shared good within a community.
Constant Nature in Human Reasoning Across Ages
A concise contemplation traces a persistent thread in human thought, noting recurring patterns of logic, judgment, and problem solving through history. It highlights how cultures recur to similar methods to understand phenomena, decide disputes, and seek explanations.
Route Map Listings Ohio Roads and Detour North of Carrollton
A compact listing of highway routes and connections across Ohio and neighboring states. Includes paths from Toledo to Cleveland via U S 20 and 8 20, Columbus through Oberlin and Mansfield, Cleveland Erie and Buffalo via U S 20, Youngstown Pittsburgh through Twinsburg Ravenna Edinburg and US 422, with an optional Ravenna route via SR 14 45 and US 30 through Salem and Lisbon toward Canton Wheeling and Steubenville plus a detour north of Carrollton.
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Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Twinsburg
Ravenna
Ednburg
New Castle
Salem
Lisbon
Canton
Wheeling
Medina
Massillon
Steubenville
Carrolltor
Eleven 4 H Club members meet in Avon with guests
On Thursday evening July 1 the Avon 4 H Club held its regular meeting at Florence Fisher’s home with all members present. Advisors Mrs Evenson and guests Mrs Barr Mrs Fischer and Mrs Nissen attended. Minutes were approved. A postponed sewing machine demonstration by June Barr and Rita Conroy was rescheduled. Members exchanged and scored towels, then worked on kitchen panholders. Games and refreshments followed, with next meeting set for Jean Evenson’s house July 6 at 7. Patricia Enger of Rocky River attended as a guest.
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AVON
E Ft Evenson
Florence Fisher
W Barr
A Fischer
P Nissen
June Barr
Rita Conroy
Jean Evenson
Patricia Enger
Rocky River
Local families on fishing trip and social visits
Mr and Mrs Earl Reisinger and sons Kenneth and Stanley with Mr and Mrs Frank Behnke of Lake Avenue spent Wednesday at White's Landing fishing. Mr and Mrs E T Evenson attended a garden party in Cleveland Thursday evening. Miss Ona Reisinger enjoyed an airplane ride Thursday at LaPorte. Mrs Arthur Brown visiting relatives. Hartville Mrs Cecil Moore spent Thursday in Lorain. A widow editor notes mail delays in a bygone era, joking about non-arrival of the males.
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Earl Reisinger
Kenneth
Stanley
Frank Behnke
Lake Avenue
White's Landing
E T Evenson
Cleveland
Ona Reisinger
LaPorte Landing
Arthur Brown
Hartville
Cecil Moore
Lorain
Postal clerks save boy's birthday by tracing unsigned invite
In Guthris Oklahoma postal clerks formed a detective to rescue a boy's party after his mother mailed unsigned greeting cards that warned guests would ruin his day. Clerks narrowed suspects by ruling out mothers who could type and notified the writer to correct the oversight.
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Aks
Guthis
Okla
Century of Progress Exhibits Highlight Majestic and RCA Displays
Crowds flock to Chicago fair to see the newest home appliances. Majestic showcases include 3 refrigerators 7 radios and 4 tube displays with a model kitchen and multiple installations across the grounds. RCA Hall features color organ talking dog Westminster chimes and aircraft receiver while Grunow Refrigerator debuts in the Hall of Science with a see through glass unit and Carrene refrigerant.
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Chicago
Majestic
RCA Hall
RCA Victor Co
RCA
Grunow
Day's Hardware Fourth of July Hardware List
The dry weather encourages outside painting and B P Best Paint is promoted for economy and durability. The store advertises a Fourth of July list with items including ice equipment, electric appliances, porch furniture, fishing gear, sports goods, and used radios. The shop notes a Tuesday closure and urges customers to purchase before then.
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B. P
B P. S
BFP S&s
Lawn hose investment saves garden vegetables at night
A newspaper ad argues that spending $2.60 on a fifty foot rubber lawn hose will cut garden costs, claiming nightly use protects produce and saves money over time. The pitch emphasizes practical, everyday savings for homeowners tending lawns and vegetables.
Nine Piece Kitchen Set With Tinted Jars and Lids
Complete nine piece kitchen set described as having handsome tinted jars with a crew top aluminum lids. Aimed at the housewife as a joyous addition for the home.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Carculatics
Second Street
Etoria
Obio
Bee Lerate Cousty Printing & Publishing Company
Eee G Sudkoyt
Clare Georor
Pubitebspecter
Kiyria Postoffice Act of Jitbas
Elty
Couision
John W Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
General Motors
Béner
Clark
Saterday
Wilhelm Gottfried Liebnitz
Albert Bushnell Hart
Edward P. Costigan
Charles Laughton
Madge Evans
Charley Roses
Germantown
Spain
Florida
U. S
Lee
Meade
Pennsylvania
Union of Provinces of
General Postal Union
Berne
Frst
League of Nations
Hklondyke
Charlie Ross
San Juan Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Somme
Wiley Post
Harold Gait
Amé
E. D. Schramm
Rebekah Lodge
Albert Bushnell Mhart
Harvard
Clarksville
Loday
Sallys
Agia
Toledo
Fremont
Illinois
Columbus
Ashland
Mansfield
Vernon Good
Mt Gilead
Delaware
Cleveland, Erie
Buffalo
U. S. 20
Mail For
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland Street
Perry Court
Lake Erie
Vermilion, Ohio
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Linwood
Nakomis
Popu
Gram
Anced
Yours Truly
QO. E. Rankin
N. B
Hubert Day & Sons
Day's Music Store
Day's Hardware
Zar
Bell
the Bell Co
Lake Ave
William D. Taylor
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