Ohio exports rise as merchandise value hits new high
Washington June 19 The department of commerce reports Ohio exports valued at 196 518 388 for 1928 up 10 426 843 from 1927 Rubber tires lead in value at over 20 million though down from last year Other top export items include iron and steel products crude oil machinery and agricultural goods Total U S exports reach 5 043 973 142 compared with 4 758 721 078 in 1927 The piece notes a century old memory of factory girls in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Fruitola Gallstone Relief Ad Claims Quick Results
An old distressing ad promotes FRUITOLA as a gallstone remedy. It asserts one dose relieves back and side pains, reducing surgery risk, with twenty years of use and repeated testimonials. The copy urges purchase from C W Phillip’s and other leading druggists with a guarantee.
Barrett Explains Tourist Camp Control in Lorain County
County Health Commissioner notes double the approved tourist camps versus last year. State Health requires permits and compliance. 12 camps inspected and approved with safe water and waste disposal. Signs mark approved camps. list available to residents and filling stations. Typhoid risk from contaminated water or food on tours highlighted. emphasis on safeguarding locals and visitors.
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Lorain County
State Department of Health
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Anti-Saaith Deng Plan Campaign Fusion in Roanoke
The June 19 Roanoke rump convention of over 1,000 anti Smith Democrats allied with Republicans to oppose Alfred E. Smith and John J. Raskob. They nominated a partial slate led by Dr. William Moseley Brown, urged Raskob’s resignation, backed Hoover law enforcement, and called for a Washington anti Smith national group to press a solid South coalition.
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Alfred E Smith
John J. Raskob
South
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
William Mosely Brown
Washington and Lee University
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Hoover
White House
I. C. Trotman
Suffolk
Anti- Smith Party
Oscar de Priest
County Eyes Tour ist Camps Amid Unsafe Conditions
Officials examine county camps for tourists after reports of unsafe conditions. inspectors will assess facilities and determine corrective actions to protect visitors and staff.
Ghost Talks at Rivoli A Comic Movietone Feature
The Fox Movietone special "The Ghost Talks" plays at the Rivoli with the same story as the film. It runs under two hours and offers comic excitement. The feature is noted for no lap dissolves and only one fadeout at the end.
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Making the Grade comes to Capitol Theatre for three days
Elyria audiences await a three day run of Making the Grade at Capitol Theatre. The Fox Films comedy based on a George Ade story stars Lois Moran and Edmund Lowe with an excellent supporting cast including Lucien Littlefield Rolfe Sedan and Albert Hart. Harry Brand and Ed Kaufman produced the screen version bringing a top laugh picture of the year.
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Elyria
Capitol Theatre
George Ade
Lois Moran
Edmund Lowe
Fox Films
Harry Brand
Ace of Hollywood
Ed Kaufman
Lucien Littlefield
Rolfe Sedan
Albert Hart
Not To Night Dearie at Rialto Theatre
Your Own Stock Company presents Not To Night Dearie at Rialto with Anne Linwood Charles Browne eloping and spending night in a country hotel before the minister. Lucille Berdelle Fred Wagner Besse Dainty Gordon Peters in the same fix with Mrs Dainty shaking the shimmy and losing her diamond necklace. Also The Cat and The Canary thriller opens Sunday matinee.
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Rialto Theatre
Mann
Anne Linwood
Charles Browne
Lucille Berdelle
Fred Wagner
Besse Dainty
Gordon Peters
Mrs. Dainty
Wally
Wellington Council Meeting Seeks 4200 Storm Sewer Funds
Members of the village council met in the mayor's court room last eve ning. An ordinance was voted upon to borrow 4200 for preliminary storm sewer work. The bond for George B. Her ring and Son contractors for Courtland street paving was accepted. John s property on Johns street was condemned. Fire Chief Len Coates reported on the Firemen's convention at Sandusky. Mrs. R W Falls played in the Spring Valley golf club big city tourney at Shaker Heights with 126 participants.
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J. C. MacDermott Co
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East Main Street
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Len Coates
Sandusky
R. W. Falls
Spring Valley
W C T U Meeting Held At North Main Street
The June meeting of the W. C. T. U. convened yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Sol Ray's home on North Main. Mrs. Henry West led devotionals and Dr. Charles Recard spoke on prohibition. The program included musical numbers by Mrs. Fred Sutlis and Mrs. Ida Furze, a vocal solo by Mildred Brenner, and piano by several players. Refreshments and a social hour followed, with many bouquets sent to shut ins.
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Sol Ray
North Main Street
Henry West
Charles Recard
Fred Sutlis
Ida Furze
Mildred Brenner
Juanita Smith
Helen Sutlif
Hazel Beal
Blanche Ray
Club Ladies Lunch Eon Bridge Guests at Cleveland Home
Members of the Ladies' Luncheon Bridge club were guests today of Miss Mary O'Brien in Cleveland. Mrs. Robert Holland was also an invited guest of the day.
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Mary O’brien
Robert Holland
Stewarts Rent Homer Holland Duplex Apartment
Mr and Mrs Stewart of San Dusky rent the Homer Holland duplex apartment. Carl Witbeck is driving a new roadster. Homer Holland drives a new automobile following the example of this convention.
Old Connecticut Account Book Note from 1788
The document records Amos Lockwood borrowing twelve ewes from Uriah Field in Connecticut with a two year return condition and annual wool payments. It dates September 22, 1788, with the sheep returned October 2, 1792, and notes wool hats flints tobacco bonnet paper among items in Uriah Field’s account book.
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Uriah Field
Amos Lockwood
Connecticut
Chronicle-Telegram
F. E Weeks
Kipton
Custard Pie Not Ground For Divorce Ruling
Hartford Connecticut. Superior Court Judge Edward M Yeomans rules that custard pie throwing does not constitute grounds for divorce. William Fitzpatrick testified his wife threw a custard pie at him while she admitted it with pride but denied throwing hot water dishes and a poker.
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Conn
Superior Court
Edward M. Yeomans
William Fitzpatrick
Maine Keeps Them Home Emphasizes State Jobs Plan
Maine's Development Commission forms an employment committee to assist young men in finding work through industry cooperation. The aim is to deter Maine youths from seeking careers outside the state borders and keep talent local.
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Maine
Augusta
Maine Development Commission
Mrs Irwin Norris Guest of Daughter in Lakewood
Mrs Irwin Norris of Lakewood is visiting her daughter Mrs E L Barrick as a guest.
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Irwin Norris
Lakewood
E. L. Barrick
Congress Today Cleans Up Nominations and Debt Pact Issue
Renato reports Congress clears minor unfinished business including several nominations. Judiciary subcommittee continues hearing on Albert L. Watson nomination for federal judge in Pennsylvania. House considers a resolution authorizing Treasury to withhold demand for France to pay 400 million dollars on August 1, contingent on Mellon-Berenger debt pact France approves beforehand.
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Albert L. Watson
Pennsylvania
House
Treasury
France
Thursday's Best Radio Features
Radio listings from 1929 outline the schedule for WABC and related networks. Programs include Marine Band at 7:30 EST, Detective Drama at 8 EST, Jean Goldkette's Dance Orchestra at 9 EST, and Round the World concert tour at 9:30 EST on WJZ NBC CBS.
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WABC
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Marine Band
WJZ
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