Deserving of Honor Earhart trip cited as pioneering feat
The account praises Amelia Earhart as the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic in the Friendship, crediting her with modesty and deferring blame to her crew Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon. It notes careful preparation, favorable weather, and precise tuning enabling an average of about 100 mph, and compares her modest stance to Lindbergh.
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Atlantic
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
Miss Earhart
Lindbergh
Bomb Explodes at Wayne County Building in Detroit
A bomb hidden in a newspaper exploded in the Wayne County building injuring fourteen and seriously wounding three, as sympathizers tied to the Purple gang are on trial for conspiracy. The blast shattered windows, sent crowds into the street, and underscored the threat posed by those who oppose organized law. Police seek to bring the responsible to justice.
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Detroit
Wayne County
Polie
Reason Versus Oratory in Public Opinion Influence
A critical look at the decline of oratory as a tool to sway readers and voters. The piece discusses how people are swayed by how something is said rather than what is said, the hypnotic effect of eloquence, and the danger of unlettered audiences being led by sound over substance.
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Eas
Diet and Health Answers to Correspondents
A reader asks about veins breaking on the face from exertion and the safety of exercise. The column advises gentle activity, notes exercise strengthens veins, and recommends a physical exam before strenuous routines. It also discusses adoption, caloric values, cancer tests, and includes editor notes on subscriptions and pamphlets.
Rabbi Brickner's Career and Philosophical Viewpoints
Rabbi Brickner, connected with the Bureau of Jewish Education in New York 1910 1915, led Holly Blossom church in Toronto five years, then pastored Euclid Avenue Temple in Cleveland since 1925. He discusses belief in immortality, science and religion, asserting life is a safe pilgrimage shaped by spiritual ideals and meaning beyond physical existence.
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Laws OF Science
Barnett R. Brickner
Euclid Avenue Temple
Cleveland
Rabbi Brickner
New York City
Columbia University
Brickner
Bureau of Jewish Education
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Holly Blossom
Toronto
Euclid Avenue
Newton
Darwin
Einstein
Ther
Silk Stockin Aids Riders In Rumble Seat
Th nineties style remark on a thirty three inch stockin a enables riders to sit in a rumble seat. The same dinner bucket carrier remains wary of luncheon clubs and mass thinkin.
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Feiler
John F. Dille
Spencer Local Notes Highlight Family Visits and Church Day
Spencer on June 19 reports Freder ick MacLaren of Whiting Indiana visiting his brother Charles with family. Sunday evening's Baptist Church Children’s Day program drew a well filled house. Various locals including Miss Louis Bowen from Elyria and Ed Jacobs from Ashland visited relatives. A nurse from Cleveland, Lennie Aldrich, cared for her ill father Frank Aldrich. Several residents traveled to North Olmsted and Cha tham for reunions while others hosted visitors at home. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Stratton’s son. The Woodberry reunion was mentioned amid a flurry of social visits and gatherings.
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Cleveland
Frank Aldrich
Taylor
North Olmsted
A. Burt
Howard Shick
Chatham
M. E
Will Baker
Howard McCourt
Henry Cook
Elyria
Francis Neuberger
Fairview
Ry S Gullette
Leon White
John Nixon
Waldo Biddinger
Beatrice
Nova
Oscar Zimmerman
Wil Hyman
Jessie Heath
Ashlane
Merel Tuttle
Local Social Roundup Includes Family Visits and Reunions
Saturday town hall gathering drew good attendance. Mr and Mrs Walters and sons visited son Charles Walters in River Corners. Martin Hoffman spends two weeks in Cleveland with friends. Mr and Mrs Howard Shick and daughter spent a day in Chatham with her parents. Mantz reunion held at Rice Dam with many locals attending. Will Querin family visited R S Gillette home. Charles MacLaren and Susie Ream called on Glenn Repps in West Salem. West Salem hosts Zehmer family visit to Philo Rowe. Lionel Breyley foundation for a new barn begun this week. Local missionary society met at Camden Baptist church with several attendees. Joyce Rook ill with a cold. MacLaren family excursion to Ashland to visit Thatcher Burdwick. Mrs Lowell Coomer and children return from Cardington Ohio. Margaret Brouses not well. Burton Rook visiting Wellington amid Dayton connections.
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Town Hall
Ls. Walters
Charles Walters
River Corners
Martin Hoffman
Cleveland
Howard Shick
Chatham
Will Baker
Rices Dam
Will Querin
R. S. Gillette
Charles MacLaren
Susie Ream
Glenn Repps
West Salem
S. W. Zehmer
Philo Rowe
Lionel Breyleys
Charles Hwylen
Nellie Boone
Prankie Ingraham
Geo. Benard
Frank Miller
Tom. McCourt
Loralm Higsionary Society
Camden Baptist Church
Joyce Rook
Charls MacLaren
Gloria
Ashland
Thatcher Burdwick
Lowell Coomer
Cardington
Ohio
Margaret
Rene Lalique Designs Move Into Original Motor Mascots
The noted glass designer Rene Lalique is expanding his output with original motor mascots. The artist’s work, long cherished by collectors, now features automotive adornments blending artistry with function. Charley Root family noted among enthusiasts.
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Rene Lalique
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Oklohee
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Mudnutt
J. Clard George
Cuicaago
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Wabash Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
General Motors
Peters
Spencer
Wilmot
Elyria Hardware
Po Elie
DR. Smally
Century
E. Broad St
Woolworth's Dental Nurse
NAS H Cnew AL
Dunn Motors Co
Third ST
O. R. Bogart
Mrs
Charley Root
E. A. Lewis
West End Furniture
W. Broad
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Lorain County Mortgage and Title Co
Geo. H. Chamberlain
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