Start of Boulder Dam work marks giant U S project
On Saturday July 12 1930 the first stake was driven for Boulder Dam Arizona signaling the start of a massive public works endeavor. The dam will be the world’s largest impounding a vast lake and supplying water to Los Angeles while boosting irrigation railroads and mineral development. About a thousand workers may suffice despite potential delays from injunctions and state objections. the public is urged to prepare for emergencies and await official notices before visiting the site.
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Arizona
Boulder Dam
United States
Imperial Valley
Los Angeles
Wilbur
Uncle Sam
Senate’s Trial Over London Naval Treaty Ratification
The article argues the U S senate must assess the London naval treaty with dignity. It warns that if more than a third oppose, ratification should be blocked, while a two thirds majority could approve to protect national and global welfare.
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U. S. Senate
Congress
Senate
Color in the Home Takes on Widespread Appeal
A St. Pont-Dispatch feature notes a nationwide shift to bold hues in kitchens bathrooms and living spaces. It cites aesthetic and practical reasons, including new English research showing flies avoid bright colors and light, suggesting color helps keep homes peaceful and pest free.
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England
The
St. Pont-Dispatch
Vacations From Health Standpoint Discussed By Dr. Cumming
Surgeon General Dr. Hugh S. Cumming outlines how personal hygiene changes with seasons and offers guidance on choosing healthful vacations. He notes home stays can be safe and restful, while out-of-town trips require careful health safeguards and opportunities for outdoor recreation. The piece weaves biographical details of Cumming with practical tips for summer living.
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Hugh S. Cumming
Federal Public Health Service
Virginia
University of Virginia
University College of Medicine
Richmond
United States Public Health Service
United States
Farmers Find Life In Farming, Moots Says
In a plainspoken remark Tilford Moots says he is focused on farming and finds satisfaction in agriculture, contrasting it with other businesses. He emphasizes the livelihood and purpose found on farms.
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New Jersey
Tilford
Notable birth anniversaries from history list
A historical list marks anniversaries for figures such as Julius Caesar Josiah Wedgwood Benjamin Shillaber Henry D Thoreau Clara Louise Kellogg and William Osler with birthplaces and death years. The entries span 100 B C to 1949 reflecting diverse contributions in politics science literature and the arts.
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Julius Caesar
Josiah Wedgwoo
Staffordshire Potteries
Benjamin P. Shillaber
Portsmouth
N. H
Chelsea
Mass
Henry D. Thoreau
America
Concord
Clara Louise Kellogg
Sumter
S.C
Winsted
Conn
William Osler
Ontario
Canada
England
Early telegraphy trial, French success in 1793
A concise record lists the first official trial of Claude Chappe's telegraphy system achieving complete success in France in 1793, followed by milestones in American publishing and military action: 1808 the Missouri Gazette debuted in St Louis, and 1812 the American army crossed the Detroit River to invade Canada.
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Claude Chappe
France
Missouri Gazette
Mississippi
St. Louis
Detroit
Canada
Notable births mark a quiet day in history
George Fastman, a Kodak manufacturer and philanthropist born in Waterville New York 76 years ago. Arthur M. Hyde born in Princeton Missouri 53 years ago. Irving T. Bush born in Tarboro North Carolina 42 years ago. Charles R. Mann born in Orange New Jersey 61 years ago. The day’s mood shifts from morning bustle to gentler music with potential leadership opportunities and possible artistic pursuits as planetary aspects evolve.
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George Fastman
Waterville
N. Y
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
Princeton
Irving T. Bush
New York
Tarboro
N. C
Charles R. Mann
American Council On Education
Orange
N. J
Oberlin Happy Lawn Party Feature Mock Wedding Invite
Pansy Chapter East ern Star held a lawn party at A. R. Kimpton home with about one hundred guests. The highlight was a mock wedding invitation announcing the marriage of Pansy Star to B. A. Masson on July 9, 1930 at 6:30 p m, presented with clever, beautiful program.
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Lohengrin
Josephine Dudley
Gertrude Barricklow
William Fitzner
Fred Chauncer
Leona Hovey
Kathleen Keller
Nellie Osmer
Marion Kimpton
Ruth van Ausdale
Bertha
Doris Cain
Kathleen Kimpton
Aryeth Hay
Jesse Kimpton
Mrs. Kimpton
Oberlin
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
A. R. Kimpton
Kimpton
QO. FE
Star
O. E
Pansy Star
B. A. Masson
Wead
Needleguild members host picnic at Cascade Park
Sixteen members of North Russia Needleguild spent a pleasant afternoon as guests of Mesdames Chas and Frank Hasenflue. Mrs. Virginia Gibson led the regular business meeting where plans for a July 19 Cascade Park picnic were set. A two course luncheon was served at six. Mrs. John Emerick invited the group to meet at her home for the August meeting.
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Needleguild
North Russia
Mesdames Chas
Frank Hasenflue
Virginia Gibson
Cascade Park
Jobn Emerick
Club Picnic Meeting at Oberlin Colony Near Huron
Members of Russia township plan a regular meeting as a picnic at the summer home of Prof and Mrs Wm Chapin at Oberlin Colony near Huron on Wednesday July 16. A large crowd is hoped to attend. Mrs Kimpton and daughter Marion traveled to Alexandria Friday then with relatives to Columbus for the funeral of the former's brother in law B A Jones.
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Russia Township
Wm. Chapin
Oberlin Colony
Huron
Kimpton
Marion
Alexandria
Columbus
B. A. Jones
Lorain Chronicle Picnic Plans and Local Visits
A look at social activity in Lorain includes Miss Alice Cobb and friends attending a Cascade park picnic, visits by Mrs. John Cook and Mrs. Joe Camera, Lorain shoppers with Mrs. S W Lewis, and several residents hosting or traveling. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan welcomed a baby boy at Lorain hospital. The M E Church Ladies Aid held a meeting with 13 members and a guest, deciding to hold an August picnic at Doakwood park Lorain. Mrs. W E Davey of Los Angeles and her sons visited Lorain relatives before continuing to Michigan and California.
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W. Reese
Fred Henson
Fimaily
Marseilles Avenue
Etria
Emma Krautter
M. E. Church Ladies Aid Society
K. McMillan
Church
Frank Eschtruth
Doakwood Park
Lorain
W. E Davey
Los Angeles
California
John Gens
Michigan
J. G. Morris
Progressive church class hosts Wiener roast at Baldwin home
The Progressive class of the M. E. church met at the Baldwin home with Mrs. Baldwin presiding. Officers for the coming year were re elected: Mrs. Baldwin president, Mrs. Haynes secretary, Mrs. Cook treasurer. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Haynes and their sons, Mr. and Mrs. Cook and son, and several others. The gathering closed after refreshments and a social hour.
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M. E. Church
A. C. Haynes
John Cook
F. H. Lewis
E. A. Smith
E. A. Prindle
Tully Baldwin
Baldwin
J. Cook
Ed Prindle
William Goodsite
Earnest
Radio and appliance bargains at The Days News sale
The Days News promotes $5.00 battery radios for portable summer use and Victrolas, Phonographs, and electric sets at low prices with guarantees. It advertises a guitar outfit with lessons, a July sale, and payments on large items like electric office refrigerators. Also notes hospital renovations, lawn sprinkler options, and free trials of the Skinner Lawn Mist Sprayer.
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Fred Koons
Troy
Ohio
U. S
Music lessons offered at Wag ner studio this summer
The instructors invite interest in lessons at Mr Wag ner's studio with accordion banjo guitar cello clarinet saxophone trumpet trombone violin piano drums xylophone voice. Lessons operate through summer for multiple instruments and are open to interested students in the area.
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Wagner
Plano Department Stock Highlights Inexpensive to Elegant Pianos
Our plano department has in stock everything from the $199 Studio plano up to the finest A. B. Chase or Ivers and Pond arand.
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Plano
A. B. Chase
Ivers & Pond Arand
Peat Moss Sale Promoted by Crooks Coal Co
Arraigned with Crooks Coal Co for the sale of Eureka Peat Moss a versatile domestic humus holding seven times its moisture. Marketed for lawns flowers and gardens it keeps areas green when dry. Available in 50c and 1.25 sack sizes or bulk by the square yard.
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Crooks Coal] Co
Eureka
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