Amherst Democrats to Attend Garden Party in Elyria
A delegation from the Amherst Democratic Women's Club will attend a garden party under the Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women at the Elyria Women's Club Friday at two. Speakers include Congressman Don Harter and Mrs. Margaret Allman. Members should bring donkey campaign banks to be opened.
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Amherst
Amherst Democratic Women's Club
Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women
Elyria
Mary Mary Wolf
Rabbi Miller to Speak at Elyria Kiwanis Meeting
Rabbi Carl I. Miller of Helens Arkansas will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at Don Thursday in the Hotel Billing hurst. He is vacationing with his father-in-law Alex Altfeld and previously spoke on Social Conditions in the South. The club will discuss plans for representation at Euclid Beach July 23 and Kiwanis Day at the Great Lakes Exposition July 24.
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Carl I. Miller
Helens
Arkansas
Elyria
Great Lakes Exposition
Nature and drought drive farm relief failures
The piece critiques farm policy from Washington and Secretary Wallace, arguing drought worsens scarcity while programs to raise prices backfire. It cites the slaughter of six million pigs during the 1934 drought, potato production debates, and rising prices blamed on both nature and politics as historic drought becomes a national catastrophe.
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Washington
Wallace
Drouth
Michigan
Marriage as a Studied Subject in Modern Curricula
The article notes that over 600 colleges and normal schools include marriage studies, focusing on practical happiness to curb divorce. It cites UNC professor Ernest R Groves and quotes Stevenson on humor and shared tastes, warning against neglect and imprudent actions in daily married life.
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Ernest R Groves
University of North Carolina
Long
John le Onelt
Bridge
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Three Forces For Liberty
Speech to the Pennsylvania Bar Association advocates that a free press, independent courts, and the legal profession can prevent a totalitarian state. The speaker insists Americans will resist any movement threatening liberty, citing foreign influence attempts and the enduring strength of constitutional safeguards.
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America
Sereee Aaron
Swartz
Pennsylvania
Assention
Bedford Springs
United States
Despatis
Nebraskan 4000 Years Old Site Unearthed by State University
An Arkansas or Nebraska news note reports an archeological find by a state university team. They uncovered ancient remains including earthenware and carbonized vegetables at a site dated to 4000 years ago. The dig raises questions about early migrations across regions. A separate item notes a New York jury skeptical of a lawyer’s claim of split mentality in a trial.
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State University
Boring Strait
Assiniee
Troy
New York
Dooley and Dooley and Westchester musings in New York
Radio comedienne Dooley Dowling wife of Eddie Dowling is described as shy yet bold on stage and screen. The piece notes her burlesque peaks with W C Fields and her family of acrobats who died young. It also touches on New York scenes from 8th Avenue restaurants to critics Gilbert Gabriel and John Mason Brown, plus motoring anecdotes from Pennsylvania to California venues.
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New York
Tuly
Ray Mouley
Ziegfeld
Miss Dooley
W C. Fields
Philadelphia
Gordon
Wiliam
Johnny
Eddie Dowling
Despie
Havely
Variety
Gilbert Gabriel
Gabriela
John Mason Brown
Hotels and Hosts Redefine Service in New York
In post depression Manhattan, luxury inns elevate staff versatility with cross regional assistants from California to Georgia. A chorus of smiling clerks replaces snooty old guard as New York hotel visiting grows kinder and more public spirited amid economic stress. A Columbus Circle soapbox protestor rouses talk of doom for capitalism and religion, while Bob Hrinkerhoff notes a potential revolutionary leader emerging from the scene.
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New York
Waldorf
Biltmore
Comamiodore
California
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Middle West
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Georgia
Luuswana
Manhattan
New York Hotel
Anniversary births and today in history items
Anniversaries list notable figures with birth and death details from 1790 to 1950, including Fitz-Greene Harleck Samuel D Gross Joseph Chamberlain Ferdinand von Zeppelin Mary J Lincoln Charles E Stowe and Mantis J Van Sweringen. Today in history highlights Shelley Montreal fire 1852 Australia judges 1914 and more. Claude R Porter birthday noted.
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Fitz-Greene Harleck
New York City
Guilford
Conn
Samuel D. Gross
Easton
Philadelphia
Joseph Chamberlain
Ferdinand von Zeppelin
Mary J. Lincoln
South Attleboro
Mass
Boston
Charles E. Stowe
Tam
Mantis J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Wooster
Shelley
Italy
Montreal
South Australia
British Empire
Deutchland
Chesapeake Bay
Wilson
New York
Europe
Thausanne
Admission won’t accept no for Passamoody plan
Cincinnati dispatch reports that Professor Tuswell aims to take over the model village built for tide harnessers to repurpose as a resettlement project or veterans hospital. The piece notes possible White Elephant involvement in Maine campaign and hints at population shifts from drought areas. Washington may use proposed Florida Ship Canal for prestige, while Astor’s Nourmahal parties loom. Alice Longworth reports.
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Cincinnati
Passamoauoddy
Tuswell
Maine
Campaiga
Hopkins
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Florida Ship Canal
Astor
Nourmahal
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate
Tne
Notable births and figures listed with ages and origins
A roster honors prominent figures born around 64 to 37 years ago in various states and countries. Names include John H. Bank head of Alabama born Lamar Alabama. Rear Admiral Craven born Vallejo California. David Lilienthal TVA director born Marion Illinois. Seton Porter New York engineer and president of National Distillers. Percy Grainger White Plains New York composer born Australia. Also notes a Floroscope prediction highlighting a future executive leader influenced by energy, networking, and reform.
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Moulton
Iowa
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Lamar
Ala
Thomas T. Craveen
Vallejo
Cal
David KR. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Marion
Seton Porter
New York
National Distillers
Birmingham Briefs Light social notes from Elyria and Vermilion
Local items list visits and weekend travel among Elyria Vermilion and Cleveland residents. Names include Mrs Flor ence Gilder Mrs Mary Bogart Edith Opperman and Lucille Pfarr, with multiple family and neighbor visits across Vermilion Elyria and Cleveland. Continuous small references to relatives and weekend gatherings.
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Birmingham
Florence Gilder
Elyria
Mary Bogart
Local social notes from Lorain area residents and visitors
A column lists gatherings and callers across Lorain and nearby towns including Temply of Lorain visiting Mr and Mrs David Eukes. families and friends at Cedar Point, Vermilion, Milan, Elyria, Amherst, Sandusky and Henrietta. mentions many weekend visits and calls. The section closes with a historical note about czarist overthrow in 1917 and a remark on past flogging practices tied to tax nonpayment.
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Temfly
Lorain
David Eukes
Joe Greenwitt
Cedar Point
Nelson Howe
Clifford Kroft
Milan
Robert West
Vermilion
Irwin Hunter
Wadsworth
Lewis Heimsath
Elyria
Heimsath
Robert Moulder
Mary Seneff
Phillip Attmiller
Dora Bates
Marton Bates
Jester Ross
Sandusky
Allyn Whinbeck
Chester Henry
Michigan
Verne Henry
Clarence Opperman and Son
Ernest Kopenhaffer
Amherst
Henry Kopenhaffer
Myron Coualtrip
William Coultrip
L. A. Andrewa
Walter Kothe
Henrietta
M. E. Clary
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