Roosevelts New Deal Industry Weathered by NRA Codes
In a multipart analysis the Nation's economy shows July declines not as severe as expected. industry maintains production to meet demand. The White House battles internal strains over labor, taxes, and road projects, while the New Deal faces continued push for reform and a wary mood among business leaders.
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John
Hugh Joh
NEA
Hlue Hagla
NRA
Congress
Terre Haute
New York
NEW
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Treasury
East
Roosevelt
Simple Yet So Smart Professor of Household Arts
An obituary note honors the long career of an Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia University New York City, recognizing decades of teaching and influence in domestic science education.
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Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N.Y
Delightful cool dress pattern offers easy pressing
The simple dress described in yellow pique with brown trims or striped cotton with bias cuts presents smart summer fashion options. Patterns and the Summer Fashion Book cost ten cents, with pattern and book together twenty five cents, via Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Ave New York NY.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N, Y
Victory Quilt Club hosts Mrs. Brunson and other social events
Grafton July 28 report covers Victory Quilt Club quilting day for Mrs. Grant Brunson at Berea with most members present and a pleasant dinner. Gingham Pinochle club counted prizes for Lena Lewht and Vida Kline while Lucille Cornish received consolation. Various social visits, trips, and family gatherings are noted, including multi-family and 4‑H activities, hospitality at several homes, and local travel updates through July.
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Ctory Quilt Club
Grafton
Victory Quilt Club
Grant Brunson
Berea
Elizabeth Schwarer
Ruth Belden
Wilbur Armstrong
John Rule
Lena Lewht
Vida Kline
Lucille Cornish
Litchfield Garden Club meeting notes and local visits
The Litchfield Garden club gathered at Mrs. Oberlitner’s home with Miss May White discussing birds. Aug 15 meeting set at Mrs. Marvin Kolb’s home. The piece lists social visits including Ed and K E Miller at Berea races, Morgan at Miss Hyde’s Sullivan home, Raymond Morgan Jr birthday party and Chippewa Lake outing, and other visits across Ohio communities.
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Litchfield
Miss Hyde
Sullivan
Raymond Morgan, Jr
Mr. Morgan
Chippewa Lake
Etta Nickerson
Helen Fahrion
DeLong
Ovid, Mich
Edward Peck
Dell Haken
Claire House
Medina
Ginna House
Leroy
Irene House
Cleveland
Herbert Frost
Scudder-Flanary
Irregular shapes in mounted jewelry challenge designers
The text notes that precious stones are rarely used in their natural form in mounted jewelry. Stones often appear as irregular shapes, including pebbles, broken crystals, or slabs, rather than pristine natural forms.
Local residents visit friends and relatives in Elyria
Mr and Mrs L M Men well were called on Sunday evening. C H Schultz and Clifford were business visitors in Elyria Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H B Belden spent Sunday evening visiting Mr and Mrs B T Nesbett.
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Gertruds Adams
Elyria
Grafton
Agnes Finlayson
Lakeside-on-Lake Erie
Guy Finlayson
Edna Taylor
Betty
Lakeside
Finlayson
Martha Jane Schriver
Rosemary Grabenstetter
Maynard Rising
Kenneth Kline
Merle Lehman, Jr
Belden
Camn Crag
Frances Schriver
Gilbert Diedrick
Lise Schriver
Schriver
Bert Maxwell
Vassar
Mich
Zimmerman
W. A. Hiscox
Lakewood
Maggie Ewers
Kenyon Sharer
Hinkley
Netfin Reichard
Will Outz
Alice
Carrie Outz
Leslie Outz
Boise
Idaho
Reichard
Poise
California
Fourth Street
Pomona
Bord Cook
Charles Thomas
Memorial Hospital
Elytia
Babe
Jane Hubbard
LaGrange
D. A
Erastus Loomis
Alta Johnson
Alice Myers
Carlisle
W. D. Johnson
Elshna
William Pfeiffer
Allen Hoffman
Rocky River
P. H. Rogers
Frank Notham
Vermilion
G. H. Schultz
Francis Bradley
Clifford Schultz
Stanley Pitts
Robert
J. C. Aldrich
Stella Piyor
Cleveland
Marion Dudek
Chicago
Thomas Pijor
A. B. Pfeiffer
R. M. Bohn
Wakeman
Virgil Kine
Merle Lehman
Palace Theatre
C. S. Hummell
F. E. Schriver
Frances Davis
North Eaton
Daniel Belden
Ella Reichard
Robert Prentice
Penfield
Leverne Swartz
Wellington
Aldrich
L. M. Menwell
C. H. Schultz and
Clifford
Portrait of the Saviour on emerald carved by legend
The article claims a legendary Roman Empereor inspired the only portrait of Christ, carved on emerald. It describes the image with a broad forehead, small pointed beard, middle-parted hair, and a straight nose. The gem allegedly influenced Byzantine and later depictions of Christ in modern paintings.
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Christ
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