The Gospel of Snobbery at MIT Graduation
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor preaches a snobbery gospel at a graduation, urging superiority and club membership. The editorial counters the idea, arguing graduates should owe the world service and avoid snobbery. It questions whether real success leaders are snobs and calls for humility and democratic attitudes among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rogers
A Real Vacation Says Dr Williams On Better Living
Dr Jesse Feiring Williams argues in Hygeia that a vacation should differ from routine and recharge energy through wholesome living. He warns against cramming two weeks with excess activity and outlines simple options like northern fishing trips, motor jaunts, coastal seasons, and seasonal farm tasks to enrich life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Feiring Williams
Venus
Williams
Europe
North Woods
Penalty of the Law: Sinclair Imprisoned for Contempt
Harry F. Sinclair is now serving a prison sentence as penalty for contempt of the United States court. The case highlights legal penalties for defying court orders and asserts federal authority over contempt charges and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Sinclair
United States
Sinclair conviction shows law can exact a penalty
The Senate notes that Sinclair, despite wealth and powerful legal talent, has been sentenced to nine months in prison for contempt of court. The writer argues money does not shield the rich from punishment, praising earnest prosecution and warning that wealth may not avert legal consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sinclair
Nails Exposed to Sun Grow Faster Than Covered
A letter from Mrs M to Dr Lulu Hunt Peters describes a 26 year old daughter with premature toes that fail to grow, remaining about a quarter inch long and turning up. The nails loosen and break, causing pain as shoes rub. The mother notes careful care in childhood but the daughter refuses to see a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Hunt Peters
M. D
M. Nails
Whose Who and Pension Views From Early 20th Century Columns
A compilation of notes on Ray Lyman Wilbur birth and career at Stanford as well as U S Food Administration roles, plus pension bureau aims and medical standards. It includes medical advice columns on foot care and weight loss, Birth Control guidance, editor's note, and calls for fair pension adjudication. Strong entities include Ray Lyman Wilbur, Stanford University, Hoover, U S Food Administration, Birth Control Association, Dr Peters, and the Pension Bureau. The piece weaves biographical details with public policy remarks and health guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Boonesboro
Stanford University
Cooper Medical College
Stanford
Interior
Hoover
U. S. Food Administration
Washington
Pension Bureau
Department of the Interior
United States
Bureau of Pensions
Congress
Ambiguous country talk hints at taxes and debentures
The speaker riffs on rural life and federal policy, joking that farmers who clear a debenture will owe more when buying barrels of whiskey and tobacco, reflecting concern over Washington actions affecting farm costs and inflation.
Fragmentary phrase on civic duty and governance.
A brief OCR fragment references the individual and the government. It suggests a discussion of duties or rights tied to public authority, but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or events. The readable content points to themes of civic responsibility in relation to authorities.
Anniversaries and Birthdays From Historical Dates
Today's anniversaries recall Gideon J. Dixon Robert Schumann David Dixon Porter Charles Reade Henry M Hoyt Edgar Saltus and others born across 1806 to 1843. Today in history notes Washington resignation 173 and Bob Ford 1892, plus Fargo 1993. Birthdays include Samuel Marquis John Kliewer Vivial Lewis and others with remarks on temperament and future prospects.
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Gideon J. Dixon
Williamson Co.Tenn
Lee Co
Ark
Robert Schumann
David Dixon Porter
Admiral Farragut
U. S. Navy
Chester
Washington, D. C
Charles Reade
Henry M. Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Kingston
Wilkes- Barre
Edgar Saltus
New York
Washington
Bob Ford
Jesse James
Denver
Fargo
XN. D
TDAY
Samuel 5. Marquis
Sharon
Ohio
John W. Kliewer
Bethel College
Kansas
Poland
Vivial M. Lewis
New Jersey
Paterson
N. J
France
Medina
Wheat price puzzle looms over Farm Board plans
Washington June 5 Officials debate wheat price relief as a Farm Board, if formed soon, faces options from price fixing to export debentures. Analysts cite large carryover and a coming bumper crop as core causes of low values. Hoover and Coolidge critics influence the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Farm Board
Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Wito
Rolief
Wheat prices may rise again if yields fall
A historical analysis notes that world wheat supplies grew slightly and consumption rose, yet prices could rebound if acre yields drop toward the ten year average. Weather, planting, and foreign yield cuts resemble previous cycles where prices spiked after long declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Broomhall
Canada
Chicago
Meth odist Ladies Aid meets for quilt project in June
The regular monthly meeting of the Methodist church Ladies Aid society was held June 6 in the church parlors. With the president and vice president absent, the secretary led a brief business session after singing Just When I Need Him Most and prayer by Mrs. Eschtrath. Members worked on a quilt and enjoyed a picnic lunch. Various guests and local residents were noted visiting and shopping in Lorain Elyria and Cleveland. A farewell party for Virginia Wilson at Mrs. Haynes home featured a dance and games with about seventeen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Betler
J. Cook
James Bertie
Exa
James
H. Wilson
Bellevue
Harvey Chambers
John Dillon
Arthur Clotz
Valenzie
Lorain
A. C. Warner
C. Senning
Lucille
Anna Louise
Henry Miller
Washington Avenue
J. S. Wilson
H. Chambers
Robert McCollough
Conrad
H. Lewis
Elyria
Lillias
Mildred Neufer
Oberlin College
Virginia Wilson
A. C. Haynes
True Blue Orchestra
Local visits mark midweek in Litchfield area
Litchfield residents report midweek calls with Mrs Ella Turner while Mrs Chas Eberle and Miss Eberle attend graduation exercises at Fairview Park hospital. Mrs George Marsh and her Detroit guest visit Mrs Fred Johnson's household. Kelner family from LaGrange accompanies the visitors.
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Litchfield
Kelner
LaGrange
Ella Turner
George Marsh and Son
Detroit
Mich
Fred Johnson
Chas, Eberle
Misselen Eberle
Fairview Park Hospital
Oberlin weekend plans and Medina social notes
Miss Mary Streett will spend the weekend at Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bart were dinner guests at the Eastern Star Inspection in Medina Tuesday night. Mrs. Court Raser and Mrs. O. P. Jenkins attended the day session. Donald Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morgan of Medina, is in critical condition at Lodl hospital from a leg injury. Helen Eberle and her mother spent an evening with the nurses at Lodl hospital. Bertha Hammon hosted the Ladies Benevolent Society for an afternoon of quilting. Peter Himelsapaugh suffered a stroke Wednesday after a day gathering eggs. he was cared for at the Scudder home and shows improvement with expected recovery in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Streett
Oberlin
J. H. Bart
Eastern Star
Medina
Helen Eberle
Lod! Hospital
Bertha Hammon
Ladies Benevolent Society
Peter Himelspaugh
Adam Rising
Henry Rising
Day's Music Store Highlights Gulbransen Minuet Piano
Day's Music Store showcases a Gulbransen Minuet piano in a walnut case with praised tone and touch. Day and Wagner toured Chicago events including the National Radio Show and National Association of Music Merchants, noting Victor radio innovations. Window showing planned for Elyria mid June, with reports on Drake Hotel show and numerous musical entertainers broadcast across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Hotel
Day's Hardware Builds Legion Home Wiring Contract in Gulf Street
Day's Hardware Electric Department announces securing the wiring contract for the new American Legion Home on Gulf Street. The article notes the store's display of new fixtures on the second floor and promotes Easy Electric Washer models, some with agitators, plus a low priced $99.50 model with a wringer. It highlights sales of Automatic Refrigerators, Wisbach Electric Refrigerator qualities, and Pearl Screen door measurements, urging home demonstrations and comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Gulf St
Broadway Melody Star Sings New Victor Records
The film star of Broadway Melody releases two Victor records this week. Charles King performs Wedding of the Painted Dolls You Were Meant For Me Love Boat and Broadway Melody. His whispering baritone also sings I Kiss Your Hand Madame and She's a New Kind of Old-Fashioned Girl. New Fox Trots include I'm Just a Vagabond Lover I'm Still Caring Love Me or Leave Me Land of Sleepy Water My Heart Is Bluer Than Your Eyes and When You Come to the End of the Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Charles King
Fox
Inland Black Bass season opens next Saturday the 15th
Visit us for expert guidance from our salesmen to choose the right outfit for pursuing Black Bass in inland waters. Ask for B. P. 3. Paint for every purchase. All sizes and colors available.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
WopNorr
Clare George
City
State of
Robert BE
Ward, Inc
Chicago, & Sa Wabash Ava
EW Tore
Fifth Ave
General Motors Vile
Lulu Hunt Peters, M.D
Birth Control Review
Birth Control Association
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Petera
Peters
Experience m Pension Administration
Ray Lyman - Wilbur
Abe Martin
Red Bank
Clarence H. DeMar
Mara
Kile
Vincent
Edith Morris R. FD
Henry Wiegand
Ellen
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
Quality Clothes Shop
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Victor Radio
Schuman Heinek
Nina Morgana
Rudolph Ganz
Wendell Hall
Gus Edwards Orchestra
Day’s Hardware
Weisbach Electric
Broad St
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