Americans in France spent heavily in 1929 tourism boom fades
Paris reports American travel poured 210 million francs into French services in 1929, boosting France's trade balance by 122 million and exceeding merchandise exports. Yet a Wall Street crash cut tourist travel, taxes deter visits, and France debates costly tourist propaganda while Germany and Italy lure Americans with lower levies.
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Briand Receives Canadian Trees at Cocher Farm
Paris reports Aristide Briand's private summer retreat in Eure has gained 17 Canadian apple trees sent by M. Lanefranchi French consul at Halifax. The trees came from Anapolis orchard, France's first colony in Canada. Briand enjoys planting and tending the tranquil farm during vacation.
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Canada
Hoover's Choice Post Origin in Public Notices
The term post comes from the upright timber used to attach public notices, giving rise to the verb to post. This etymology highlights how early notices were displayed in public spaces for communal awareness.
Willy-Nilly Air Menace Over the Mediterranean
A notorious storm nicknamed willy-nilly forms dense rain over the Mediterranean. It rises rather than falls, spanning roughly 400 by 100 yards and sometimes includes seaweed and wreckage. Pilots describe it as an unpredictable near-water spout.
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Willy-Nilly
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Carpet from Ardebil Mosque in London Museum Knotted Craft
A famed Ardebil mosque carpet now housed in London’s museum contains 380 hand tied knots per square inch, totaling over 32 million knots for the entire carpet, showcasing extraordinary weaving skill and historical value.
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Brownhelm Mrs KR W Seomtee Visit Returns
Mrs E M Leuszier returned Tuesday evening from Nanton Michigan where with Vir and Mrs Mead Petts and daughter of Henrietta she visited her aunt Mrs Alice King in Brownhelm.
Ball Fans Attend Game in Cleveland Sunday Afternoon
Robert Knoersel Warren Ladrach Burton Brandan Gilbert Fairchild and Richard Zilch spent Sunday afternoon in Cleveland where they attended the ball game.
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Warren Ladrach
Burton Brandan
Gilbert Fairchild
Richard Zilch
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Just A Mere Club Hosts Picnic at Cascade Park Ely-Tia
Members of the Just A Mere club entertain their children at a Cascade Park picnic in Ely-Tia on July 24.
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Four H Clubs Schedule July Meetings
The 4 H Food and Garés Clothing and Potato clubs held no meetings this week. The Perfection Sewing Club will meet with leaders Mrs A J Cooper and Mrs L Leimbach Tuesday afternoon July 23 at the Congregational church parlor as the next to last regular meeting. The Merry Workers Food and Garden Club meets at leader Mrs Clayton Bechtel's home on Thursday afternoon July 24. The Potato Bugs led by Henry Loheimbach hold their regular meeting Monday evening July 21.
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Threshing Wheat Begins in Township
The threshing of wheat in this township started Monday with two outfits at work, marking the harvest phase as local farmers push to gather crops.
Church Notes Congregational Church Sunday Service
Church notes list Congregational Church at 980 A M with Sunday school and church service planned. Details are brief and reflect a local church schedule in the community news snippet.
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Evangelical Church Services Moved to Linwood Park
Rev Wm J Cady to preach at 10 30 AM. No services at the church. Members will attend Linwood Park services. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Samuel Bacon at Mr Mark Curry’s Oberlin home for Mrs Bacon’s birthday. Visits noted with the Hasenpflug and Bechtel families in Elyria and South Ridge.
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Mark Curry
Oberlin
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Mabel Hasenpflug
Elizabeth Klocksum
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Ancy Miller
South Ridge
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Arthur Hasenpflug
Elyria
Local Social Notes From Sheffield Ohio
Community visits and household guests fill a week in Sheffield with multiple Cleveland trips. Mr and Mrs Herbert Chambers host and visit, while Miss Ellen Jackson stays in Cleveland two weeks. Roads near Gulf and Ford roads remain closed as a two room schoolhouse is under construction.
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John Miller
French move to curb specialists in medical field
Paris July 17 the French Medical League against Dichotomy forms to curb costly specialist fees. A proposed bill would ban such practices and charge doctors who summon unnecessary specialists with suspending or revoking their licenses after investigation by the Chamber of Deputies.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
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