Land Of Milk And Honey Observations From C Hudnutt
C Hudnutt publisher of the Chronicle Telegram returns from a vacation and comments on conditions from New York to Michigan. He notes dairy farming as the backbone in parts of Pennsylvania and New York, parched fields, aging farms, prospering towns, and a shift toward tourist homes. In Michigan he sees scarce good farming land north of Clare, resort work, timber jobs, and trapping. He reports heavy crops and thriving barns near Elyria and along the lake, concluding Ohio remains well blessed with prosperous farms and cities.
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C. Hudautt
Chronicle-Telegram
Hudnutt
New York
Demnnsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
New York City
New York State
Pennsylvania
Petoskey
Clare
Perrysburg
Elyria
Clyde
Veremont
Bellevue
Personal Observations At The Poultry Congress
The observer notes a crowded World Poultry Congress in Cleveland with flags from many nations and a prominent German swastika flag. Rain dampens arrival as locals discuss Saturday shopping and parking in Elyria and Oberlin. Delegates mingle warmly across states, sharing greetings and hotel plans, highlighting a sense of national common ground.
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Cleveland
Germany
Poultry Congress
Ceveland
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Othic
Washington Roundup notes Farley third term stance
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Jim Farley avoiding comment on a third term while Roosevelt remains uninvolved. It covers Hyde Park talks, possible successors like Robert Jackson, the Trujillo incident with Marshall, Welch versus Barden on Wage-Hour law, and GOP praise for Rooseveltian picks like MacLeish and the TEOC.
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Roosevelt
Farley
Jim
Garner
Bennett Clark
Wheeler
Robert Jackson
Jackson
Hyde Park
Strange Apple Trick and Election Prediction Almanac
Strange as it seems a long thin needle is used to thread an apple under the skin without tearing the skin. The note also cites Frank R Moses predicting FDR’s 1980 renomination after predicting his 1936 win, then mentions tomorrow World War Double-Talk.
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Roosevelt
Frank R. Moses
Marshall
Anniversaries of notable figures from history
Anniversaries list prominent deaths and births with dates and places across centuries. It includes James Kent John Ericsson Thomas Kirkbride George H. Thomas Paul du Chaillu William Quantrill Rheobald Smith Pontiac Lafayette Samuel Hopkins and others, plus notes on a Detroit garrison ambush and stock market panic in 1914 and telegraph nationalization in 1915.
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James Kent
New York
Putnam County
Conn
John Ericsson
Sweden
Thomas 5. Kirkbride
Philadelphia
Canala Dover
Louisville
Rheobald Smith
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Bor
Albany
N. Y
Detroit
Pontiac
Lafayette
Continental Congress
United States
Samuel Hopkins
Vermont
Watson
Troy
Sam
Atlantic City
U. S
Faith, Church Unity and a Ship Taken in England to Argentina
A sermon discusses a shift in Christian readers recognizing the Church as an object of faith and the need for the Lord to build the house. It condemns power grabs in church history, notes recent conferences in Oxford, Edinburgh, and Madras as signs of penitent Christianity, and mentions figures such as Sebastian S. Kresge and Edwin Embree with brief biographical notes.
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Oxford
Edinburgh
Madras
la Argentina
Argentina
England
Notable Births and Officials Mentioned in July 31 Item
On July 31 entries note Arno B Cammerer director of the National Park Service born at Iwaphoe Nebraska fifty six years ago Dr Emanuel Goldentreiser Federal Reserve Board economist born in Russia fifty six years ago Taylor Branson U S Marine leader born in Washington DC fifty eight years ago Dr Herbert E Ives of New York Bell Telephone Laboratories physicist referenced in the snippet.
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Arno B. Cammerer
National Park Service
Iwaphoe
Nebr
Emanuel Goldentreiser
Federal Reserve Board
Russia
Taylor Branson
U. S. Marine
Baird
Washington, D. C
Herbert E. Ives
New York
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Native spirituality shapes today’s fortune rise
A reflective note on spirituality as a current native trait, suggesting fortune grows from an aspiring ardor and sincere mind. Emphasizes balance with push and endurance, highlighting intuition over strict logic in personal character.
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Clare George Batier
Cee
Ibe
BP Mall
Ainning
Uate
Geya
General Motors
Oberlin
Om Seer
Washington
Jim Farley
Jack Garner
McNutt
Federal Security Agency
Democratic Committee
Washington News
Europe
West Coast
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Angin
Bac
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Legation
Santo Domingo
Swanson
Pan American Union
GOP Laborite
Richard J.welch
San Francisco
House Labor Committee
Welch
Chamber of Commerce
Graham A. Barden
North Carolina
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Comics
Barden
Bob Ramspeck
Georgia
Ramspeck
GOP
Young Republican
Young Republican Clubs
Archibald iKiac- Leish
Library of Congress
Harriet
Archibald MacLeish
MacLeish
TNEC
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Congressional Library
New England
John Hix
Tulling
Aochareissi Beak, LI
N.Y
Foday
Bible
Fenday
Cist
Sebastian S. Kresge
Bald Mount
Edwin R. Embree
Chicago
Julius Rosenwald Fund
Osceola
Philip M. Brown
Princeton
Hampden
Maine
Rex Brasher
Kent
R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bidg
Chesterfield
Abercrombie
Liccery & Myris Toarcoe
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