Let's Pass A Law The faith in legislation to prosper farmers
The piece questions the efficacy of Congress in delivering prosperity through laws. It notes repeated spending by both parties for farmers, workers, and the aged, yet midwestern farmers remain not prosperous. It argues that while lawmakers can pass laws, success requires weather, cultivation, thrift, and industry, not legislation alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Union Party of the
Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington
Mid-West
Gas Masks in Paris Raise Public Alarm and Debate
Paris residents rush to buy gas masks amid official warnings of limited protection. Police inspect purchases for war ministry standards as former fire chief argues masks offer limited safety and advises evacuation to rooftops in gas attacks.
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Paris
Ministry of War
Europe
Vacationitis and Vacation Safety Warning
A nostalgic column extols vacation health while warning against vacationitis injuries from sun and scrapes. It urges safe travel, warns about driving hazards, and notes a Senate action repaying Massachusetts 233,885 in 1963 war debts. It ends with a wry line about aging and eagerness.
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United States Senate
Massachusetts
Finland
Musings On Wealth And Art In New York Gossip
New York columnist D C McIntyre reflects on material gains and contentment, citing Biblical wisdom and examples from Roth and Rockefeller. He recalls encounters with artists Herb Roth Kay Rohn and cartoonist Wood Cowan, and notes ties to Twain, Dwiggins, and Phillips while wandering Greenwich Village and recalling financial woes and literary figures.
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Herb Roth
Kay Rohn
Hudson
Palisades
Roth
Rohn
North Hempstead
Wood Cowan
Cowan
Omaha World Herald backs American system in shift from Dems
Cincinnati July 11 The Omaha World Herald abandons militant Democratic support to oppose Roosevelt's New Deal, urging belief in the American system over replacing it with an alien order. It notes Bryan’s Cross of Gold speech and predicts a rallying of supporters for the existing system.
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Cincinnati
Omaha World Herald
Centuri
Landon
New Deal
World Herald
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Omaha
Roosevelt
Anniversaries and today in history notes
Anniversaries honor John Quincy Adams Joseph Larman Susan Warner John Wanamaker and Edward Judd with births and deaths. Today in history includes Omate founding a Santa Fe settlement 1598 Marine Corps reorganization 1798 Burr Hamilton duel 1804 Specie Circular 1836 Fall jail 1931 Senate lobbying probe 1936. Today birthdates listed for Norris OBrien Pach and others.
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Tjuan de Omate
Santa Fe
New Mexico
United States
Marine Corps
Weehawken
Apron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Jackson
Albert B Fall
U. S Senate
Kelland and C. Do. C. Notable Maine Born Writer
A historical note references Clarence Buddington Kelland born in Portland, Maine, about 55 years ago, a popular writer on astronomy. It comments on modern natives showing refined tastes and talent, plus a restless, domineering tendency that may lessen with the day’s progression and could prove advantageous with proper training.
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Do. C
Maine
Fears
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Portland
Mich
Notable Births and Careers of Public Figures Mentioned
12 Arthur M Hyde of Me former secretary of agriculture born at Princeton Mo 9 years ago Rear Admiral Claude C Bloch Judge Advocate General born at Woodbury Conn 68 years ago Dr Olin West of Chicago secretary of the American Medical Association born in Gadsden Ala 62 years ago Sidney S Lenz of New York bridge expert born in Chicago 63 years ago Today nature gentler than yesterday with a taste for music a position as leader may carry great opportunities A change in planetary aspects would turn the musical tendency into art or other such pursuits The day generally brings reputation
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Arthur M Hyde
Princeton
Claude C. Bloch
Woodbury
Conn
Olin West
Chicago
American Medical Association
Gadsden
Ala
Sidney S. Lenz
New York
Henrietta 4-H Sewing Club Plans Picnic At School Lawn
The 4-H Sewing Club met at the school Tuesday afternoon with all members present and one new member Sally Williams. They decided to hold a picnic on the school lawn Tuesday afternoon July 21 and each girl should bring a guest, preferably her mother. Camp Craig attendees will be chosen at the next meeting.
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Sally Williams
Camp Craig
Local residents host multiple weekend visits and outings
A series of social visits fills the weekend as Mra Orlo Coven and daughter honor a Golden Anniversary at the Ries home. Elyria's Milo Moulton joins Ralph and Etta McDowell, and Ira Starkey with family, for Thursday and Sunday gatherings. Rosa Bucks of Oberlin visits kin, while Amanda Bauman of Berea and others share overnights and Sunday meals at various area homes. A number of guests from Wakeman Cleveland Rugby Youngstown Lorain Amherst and Castalia spend time with local families en route to other destinations.
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Orlo Coven
Franklin Simonson
Eiton
Fred Latman
Mary Vivian
Theodore Ries
Milo Moulton
Elyria
Ralph McDowell
Etta McDowell
Ira Starkey
Art Hand
West Virginia
Rosa Bucks
Oberlin
Katie Weidman
Amanda Bauman
Berea
John Geissendoerfer
J. V Knott
Wakeman
Frank Kelble
Archie Bartlome
Cleveland
Melvin Unger
Harry Jones
Dorothy
Oscar Schneider
Erwin Bauman
Castalia
Blue Hole
Martin, George
Carl Schorter
Rugby
Seymour Leimbach
Clarence Amatutz Land
Youngstown
Joan Gerasendoerfer
Wankeegan
Tit
Oscar Szaho
Lorain
John Valentine
Jim Horvath
Amherst
Reveal Youthful Hitch-Hiking Organization
Hamilton police disclosed a youth hitchhiking group with members in at least a dozen states sparked by the disappearance of Marcella Swoboda of Hamilton during her second hitchhiking tour this month. A letter inviting her to join the Boys and Girls of the Road promised a road life with 14 to 18 year olds and listed members in New York Illinois Colorado Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia.
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Hamilton
Marcella Swoboda
Pittsburgh
Ida Swoboda
Marcella
Boys and Girls of the Road
Toys and Girls
New York
Ilinois
Colorado
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
New London Hosts Diverse Fourth of July Guests
New London residents hosted a mix of visitors for the Fourth. Spayde of Lakewood with Mr. and Mrs. T. Spayde joined guests Mr. and Mrs. Sam Long of New London, Howard Griffin and family from Syracuse, NY. Harold Godfrey of Cleveland visited Mrs. Carrie Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. George Parnell and family. Frank Gilbert and spouse spent the Fourth with Cleveland relatives.
Utah farmers to move to productive land
More than 100 families on drought stricken farms will be moved to productive land by the Utah branch of the Rural Re settlement Administration. The text notes arts vocation as human self expression.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
the Rural Resettlement Administration
Freedom and Dictation Rights in a Democracy
A civic defense of free speech and press, urging immunity to autocratic ideas through constitutional rights. It cites habeas corpus, jury trials, religious liberty, assembly, petition, arms, protections against search and seizure, due process, and fair trials. It condemns suppressing agitators and notes wartime suspensions erode rights. Voltaire quotation cited.
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Voltaire
Pearl White Home Featured in Silent Serial Era Rally
A fragment notes Pearl White, famed silent serial siren, as the home connected to a rally memory. The scene references entrance posts bearing a Pathe rooster glyph and marks from 1936 syndicate copyright details.
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Pearl White
Silent Screen
Pathe
McNaught Syndicate
Lake Avenue News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
The 4-H Club met at the advisor’s home to plan meals with refreshments served. The next meeting is July 13 at 1 p.m. at Mrs Jean Phelps’ home. Mrs Addie Barber of Wellington visits daughter Mrs Clara Disbrew. Lake Avenue Community Church holds Bible school at 9 30 and service at 10 46 led by Earl R Peck. Visitors include William Winchel and family from Chicago and the Steffy family from Youngstown visiting Hogan family in Stop 7.
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Food Rustlers 4-H Club
Jean Phelps
Addie Barber
Wellington
Clara Disbrew
Lake Avenue
Kermet Leiby
Earl R. Peck
William Winchel
Chicago
Winchel
M. F. Steffy
Youngstown
John Hogan
M. M. Steffy
Hogan
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Fred Bauman
New London
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