Destructive Criticism in Elyria Faces Civic Critics
A 1928 editorial condemns destructive criticism in Elyria, noting a repeat pattern of hostile, negative voices that attack schools, law enforcement, and civic progress. It contrasts these critics with constructive citizens who support social gains, education, and reform while urging direct, constructive engagement.
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Evxery Communicey
Elyria
Attacki
Latger
Torgotten
Lawey
Russian Ice Breaker Krassin Earns Cold-Weather Praise
The Arctic search and rescue effort led by the Soviet ice-breaker Krassin is hailed as a humanitarian feat reflecting Russia’s courage and persistence. The report highlights Russia’s great heart and the potential for better future cooperation from a nation of 150 million people.
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Siberia
Amunilisen
Arctic
Krassin
Russia
Russian Heroism in Italia Rescue Effort
The article recalls the Italia rescue, highlighting Russian involvement alongside Swedes and Finns. It notes the perilous, cold-bound search and the worldwide impact of the dramatic rescue led by General Nobile’s expedition.
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Italia
Northland
Nobile
Hints on Gaining and Sour Cream Recipes
This excerpt discusses dietary advice from Lulu Hunt Peters M D focusing on calorie balance and fattening tendencies among Jewish people, then shifts to a recipe excerpt for sorrel soup using sour cream. It mentions sour cream as a center of discussion and references a book on green vegetables. The text notes calories and appetite with a personal anecdote.
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Calor
Mollie Gold
Eleanor Gilbert
Mollie
Kidney disease diet and high calorie foods guide
A nutrition column discusses diet for kidney disease and high calorie intake. It covers soup preparation from stems, adding fats, and serving with sour cream. It warns about fat types, notes cream is not free fat, and suggests nut meats for gaining calories with per-ounce values. It also mentions pamphlets on dieting and requires a self addressed stamped envelope for material requests.
Need for modern airports urged by city leaders
Officials argue aviation will boost mail, cargo, and passenger transport as routes extend beyond regions. They compare aviation growth to rail, note joint rail and air services, and warn a city without an airport will lag. Tuberculosis mortality fell to a new low in 1937, signaling improved public health progress.
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William
Oliver Represen
Alabama
William B. Oliver
Eulaw
Ala
University of Alabama
National Law School
Washington D.C
Oliver
Tuscaloosa
Law
Democratic Central
Tuscaloosa County
Congress
Department
Commerce
Senata
Mary
United States
Emalier
Éania Geenaeiee
Epspanss
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