Was It Economy How Much Money Spent By Congress
The piece analyzes congressional spending, arguing total appropriations run near 4.4 billion dollars. Conflicting figures from Senate and House chairmen show up to 9.477 billion when including debts and miscellaneous items, with taxes rising and expenses not cut. It ends by urging Congressmen to face voters at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jones
Senate Appropriations Committee
Representative Byrns
House
Byrns
Byrng
Democratic House
McKellar
Tennessee
Burns
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Reconstruction Corporation
Washington
Demands of Habit Shapes Ship Design and Dress
The article argues habit and tradition drive features in clothing and ships. It notes cuff buttons persist from old sleeve tightness, and early steamships kept masts for convention. Britannic uses two funnels, one as a smoking room, because the public expects smoke stacks on vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Real Estate Opportunity Warns By Harland Allen
Chicago economist Harland H. Allen says today deflated real estate offers unmatched protection against loss and urges investors to buy while prices are low. He predicts land values rise with renewed credit and building activity, noting inflation of years past and a pending market revival.
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Harland H. Allen
Chicago
Silent Observer Opened With Ranchers Apples Thefts
A city motoring party stopped at a rancher's orchard and helped themselves to Tips apples. The rancher claimed he had been taking car tools from the same car, while the rescuers discussed resuscitation for a drowning woman who lurched between life and death. A political plumber may win the job to repair Niagara Falls as glib gossip and blunt jokes about marriage circulated.
Collision of Green Line cars injures five near car barns
Two Green Line cars collided south of town after a bolt of lightning disabled the east bound car as it backed into a switch. The crash injured two motormen and three passengers, with the cars telescoping two feet. Council refused to raise its share for Fourth Street bridge removal and a new bridge further south, risking the project.
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Green Line
Council
Fourth Street
Local Guard Strength Grows As Drafts Rush In
Drafts speed up enlistment in the local National Guard company with 25 men already applying since the draw last Friday. Fifty more recruits needed to reach war strength. East Broad street merchants plan a post office opening celebration with talks by public officials. A road widening contract in Elyria spans 187,852.75 dollars for brick paving from city limits to the Cuyahoga line. A military training statistic notes 905,470 youths received instruction in 1931 32 with 756 487 passing tests.
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National Guard
Wll
Washington
East Broad Street
D. W. Seward
Elyria
Atlee Pomerene
R. Bathrick
Cleveland Road
Elyria City Limits
Cuyahoga County
State Highway Department
Fragmented OCR Phrase Narrows Focus on Emotional Restraint
A fragment from a historical page notes a caution to curb petuousness so emotions do not overwhelm reason, suggesting a measured approach to judgment. The line hints at ethical or rhetorical guidance typical of period prose.
Jolly Junior Sunday School Class Picnic at Campebell Ground
The Jolly Junior Sunday School Class with teacher Mrs R F Clark holds a pot luck picnic at Campebell picnic ground on Oberlin Road July 23. Dinner will be at noon followed by sports and swimming. Miss Katherine Meeks chaired general arrangements.
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Oberlin Road
Jolly
R. F. Clark
Campebell
Katherine Meeks
Needle and Thread Four-H Sewing Club Meeting Notes
The Needle and Thread Four-H Sewing Club met at the church on Friday July 16 with all members present and proceeding as usual. A special meeting is required to complete the work by August 10 as Miss Bird announced, then the club will take the Russia Township project to the Grange hall in Oberlin for final steps.
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Needle and Thread
Four- H Sewing Club
Miss Bird
Russia Township
Grange Hall
Oberlin
Picnics and social visits noted in local column
Judging will occur at ten thirty as Miss Francis Charelton hosted the South Russia Club picnic at her home last Thursday. Twenty one attended, tables under the trees, afternoon social time. Sunday visitors at Frank Krueger’s included Mr. and Mrs. Coon Herbst of Anherst and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy and family of Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Worcester await their son Philip.
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Francis Charelton
South Russia Club
Frank Krueger
Coon Herbst
Anherst
Harry Murphy
Oberlin
J. R. Worcester
Philip
Wife Preservers Fresh Ink Stains Removal Tips
Article notes that ink stains on carpets fabrics car interiors and cotton can be removed by successive applications of dry salt. It emphasizes practical stain treatment and suggests repeated salt applications to lift marks from various materials.
Notable visitors and local social rounds in Amherst area
Mrs A A Saxton returns from Lakeside and attends Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs J H Brumby and grandson Howard Hawk visit Kipton family. Miss Sara Hildrith of Minneapolis visits Mrs A A Saxton. Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger Sr and Jr and Mr and Mrs Ted Harper of Amherst spend Friday evening at George Grabel's in South Amherst.
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Oxford
Florida
A. A. Saxton
Lakeside
Federation of Women's Clubs
J. H. Brumby
Howard Hawk
Kipton
Gar McRoberts
Sara Hildrith
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Krueger
Frank Krueger, Jr
Ted Harper
Amherst
George Grabel
South
Boston June brides slump at city hall
The Boston registry reports 784 marriages in June, down 95 from June 1931’s 879. The drop reflects a continuing decline in the city’s wedding rate this year.
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Boston
City Hall
Summer cottage entertainments and home appliances on sale
A local ad highlights used Victrolas from four dollars and seventy five cents, new Victor Orthophonic combinations, and major home goods. It touts electric refrigerators with ice saver benefits and Majestic ice boxes, plus a wide array of household items like Tanglefoot fly ribbon and damp dry er Easy Washer. Demonstrations offered.
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Victor
Learn to play harmonicas on vacation trip
Include a harmonica on your vacation and learn the basics. Harps are popular this season and available in old ready stock. Hohner models sell from 25 cents to 3 dollars and 40 cents.
Anniversary Highlights and History Notes This Month
Today in history and birthdays of notable figures span 1775 to 1888. François Vidocq, Charlotte Cushman, William Westlake, Cardinal James Gibbons, Arthur Bird and others are noted with birth and death details. Also listed are early innovations and figures shaping American culture and science.
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Francois E. Vidocq
Charlotte Cushman
Boston
William Westlake
Bor
England
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cardinal James Gibbons
Baltimore
Arthur Bird
Cambridge
Mass
Tables in second floor house furnishing depart ment
Tables on the second floor house furnishing department are well loaded with new assortments of fancy china and novelties. They are ideal for bridge prizes weddings or showers with popular prices prevailing.
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Circuit
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Hudnutt
J. Clare George
St. Michigan
Ava
New York
Fifeware
Detroit
General Motors
H. G. Wells
Niagara Falls
Elyria Wns
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Pope Manufacturing Company
Westfield
Troxel Company
Green
Mr. Rockefeller
Anti-Saloon League
Darling
Rome
Mickey
Eldetregd Tire & Supply Co
Von
Tey
Dayton
Elderread Tire & Supply Company
Raybestos
Vids Ax Bae Tyaca Daes Cames Pte Re
Hubert Day & Sons
Majestic
Murphy
Johnson
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
John B. Duntop
Belfast
Ireland
William H. Matthews
The
American Tract Society
McHenry
Frank K. Walter
University of Minnesota Abrarian
Pleasant, Pa
Clarence M. Young
Iowa
Department of Commerce
Colfax
Montague Glass
James M. Hopper
Paris
France
Simeon Strunsky
New York City
Russia
Gluyas Williams
San Francisco
Sallys
Days’ Music Store
Broad St
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
Parsch Lumber and Coal CO
Lake Avenue Coal CO
West Side Lumber & Coal CO
Barnes Bros. Coal CO
Kennedy Koal KO
A. Minnich & Son
Inter-City Coal & Supply CO
Elyria Feed & Coal CO
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
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