The President's Vacation on the Amberjack
President Roosevelt sails the coast on the schooner Amberjack seeking recreation while remaining in touch with White House affairs. Key aides Moley Douglas and House confer on urgent matters as wireless and fast ships keep him connected from Nantucket to London talks and home events. Distance grows harder to escape in modern life.
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United States
Roosevelt
White House
Raymond Moley
Professor Moley
Washington
Nantucket
Lewis Douglas
Edward House
Encouraging outlook for real estate at national convention
At the National Association of Real Estate Boards meeting in Chicago nearly a thousand delegates voiced cautious optimism. Delbert S. Wenzlick argued that real estate cycles roughly every fifteen years point to a 1934 normal, with recovery beginning this year and faster gains once conditions stabilize. The fall federal impact remains uncertain, but current prices are lower than likely future levels, suggesting stronger recovery ahead.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Chicago
Delbert S. Wenzlick
Iis
Fewer Deadbeats in Retail Across 25 Cities
Records from 306 stores in 25 cities show less fraud and little rise in bad debts as prosperity wanes. Increased vigilance by credit men and acceptance of checks help, while shoplifting grows with luxury scarcity. Slow accounts rise but are not yet bad. full balance awaits return to normal employment.
Government program requires relief measure for allbelieved classes
The Charleston Evening Post notes once the government finishes its program it must adopt a relief measure for allbelieved classes. A wry aside recalls belief in a seven day creation and mocks early efficiency experts.
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The
Charleston Evening Post
The Silent Observer on gift giving and marriage
The piece notes several reasons to give to others including affection gratitude and need. It suggests happiness comes from freely giving and mocks expectations about gifts within marriage. It highlights advice on generosity and the playful view of receiving presents in marriage.
Weather Signs and Wise Words From Phillips Brooks
The text lists sun color and halo indicators of rain and fair weather, including gray or greenish skies and sun dogs. It notes halos and rainbows as weather cues and links sky color and fog to forecasts. It ends with Phillips Brooks urging continual striving beyond complacency as a reflection on life and purpose.
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Sion
Winds and lessons meet the bus kiss mystery
A kindergarten mistress explains winds to pupils while a bus kiss mystery amuses class. A sufferer complains about lack of towels and soap to a landlady who quips back. A note on work health and diversion ends with optimism for the new year.
Fragmented cartoon dialogue and boiler explosion quip
A humorous, clipped OCR style presents two brief exchanges. The first features a mother praising a book as sad at the end and the daughter noting the death and return to a wife. The second jokes about an explosion caused by an engineer who was drunk and a boiler that was empty.
Happiness in Simple Pleasures From Daily Life
Learn to like inexpensive joys from nature and home activities. The passage urges finding contentment in fields, trees, fishing, gardening, music, conversation, work, and the rhythms of sunrise and rain, emphasizing satisfaction in doing tasks well. It highlights companionship, laughter, and the quiet beauty of ordinary moments.
Anniversaries Rising From History a Century apart
Today’s anniversaries recall George Hoge a Pittsburgh merchant with holdings from dry goods to shipping and glass making, Giuseppe Marzini Italian patriot, James H. Lane U S Senator and soldier, Caroline W H Dall writer, Paul C Murphy chess master, H Rider Haggard novelist, Carroll G Bull immunologist, Charles A Lindbergh Jr son of the aviator found dead, with births and deaths spanning 1784 to 1932.
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George Hoge
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New York
England
Giuseppe Marzini
James H. Lane
U. S
Kansas
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Leavenworth
Kans
Caroline W. H. Dall
Boston
Washington, D. C
Paul C. Murphy
New Orleans
H. Rider Haggard
Carroll G. Bull
Johns Hopkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Baltimore
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Mutinous Crew Drifts Henry Hudson Adrift in Hudson Bay
Timeline item notes Henry Hudson, an English navigator, set adrift by mutinous crew and never seen again in Hudson Bay. It also recalls Napoleon's abdication after Waterloo in 1815, the Greely expedition survivors rescued in 1884, and Hoover's 1932 Geneva disarmament plan proposal.
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Henry Hudson
Hudson Bay
Napoleon
Greely
Geneva
Hoover
Prominent Figures Noted by Birth Dates and Origins
A compiled list of notable individuals with birth details: Mrs Charles A Lindbergh wife of the famed aviator born 27 years ago. Frank B Patterson president of National Cash Register Co born in Dayton 41 years ago. Frank H Damroch of New York music director born in Germany 74 years ago. Julian Hawthorne journalist and critic born in Boston 57 years ago. Dr John M Gries economist born in Champaign County Ohio 56 years ago. Porter Emerson Browne novelist born Beverly Massachusetts 84 years ago. Loyall A Osborne engineer born Newark New Jersey 63 years ago. Julian Huxley biologist and writer born 46 years ago.
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Charles A. Lindberugh
Frank B. Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Frank H. Damroch
New York
Germany
Julian Hawthorne
Nataniel
Boston
John M. Gries
Ohio
Hoover
Conference On Home Building
Champaign Co
Porter Emerson Browne
California
Beverly
Mass
Loyall A. Osborne
Horoscope for the Day: A Contented Life Ahead
The reading predicts a person born today will enjoy comforts and use them well. Attachments are strong and sympathies tender. A happy marriage is likely and social life will dominate. Expect a tranquil life rich in good works and a reward equal to deeds.
Hammer once shod Revere's horse tied to Fairbury family
Frank Axtell of Fairbury holds the hammer used when Paul Revere’s horse was shod on the night of April 18 1775 or 1773 in colonial New England. The relic, with a broken claw and burned handle, has been in the Axtell line for 158 years. An ancestor named Daniel Axtell aided Revere by finding a shoe nails and hammer to repair the horse.
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Fairbury
Revere
Axtell
Daniel Axtell
Quaker's witty reply ends with unexpected defiance
A winter tale contrasts simple living with self possession as a thug assaults an old Quaker. The Quaker asks for equal treatment then declares he will defend himself, turning the encounter into a sharp, humorous moral moment about pacifism and resolve.
Theresa Reigelsverger Hosts Avon 12th Birthday Party
Theresa Rolg elberger hosted a birthday gathering in Avon on June 22 for her 12th birthday. Guests included Thelma Bramel Elvera Baudrexel Emma Dechant Winifred Hulberry Betty Kinzel Delores Barres Marjory Bauldauf Ruth Wearsch and Theresa’s honored guest. Prizes were awarded in several games including jig-saw puzzle High Ball pin game peanut scrabble and a milk bottle spiem ing contest. Ice cream cake and lemonade were served and a birthday cake with 12 lit candles was the centerpiece.
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Delores Barres
Thelma Bramel
Elvera Baudrexel
Emma Dechant
Winifred Hulberry
Betty Kinzel
Marjory Bauldaut
Ruth Wearsch
Theresa Reigelsverger
Theresa
Local Notes On Families Away And Visiting
Mr and Mrs Bernard Ackerman visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Ackerman the past two weeks and returned to Detroit Michigan. Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and family go to Columbiana due to Mrs Goughs mothers illness. Peter Satter remains ill but not improved. Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner report a letter from daughter Miss Lillian Wagner at the World's Fair in Chicago. Rev George N Stuber misses services at St Marys Church to attend a Cleveland retreat. Gates children recovered from tonsil surgery at home. Miss Veronica Bins returns from Ridgeville visit with Bascher family. Raymond Bascher of Grafton visits his parents Baschers. William Boehmke returns to Cleveland after stay with sister and Russell family. Mrs Floyd Gravener of Cleveland and Mrs Ralph Harper of Columbus visit Davidson family in Cleveland area with Robert Howard and Ralph. Mr Pfoftenburger of Pennsylvania leaves for Cycle after visiting J E Davidson.
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Bernard Ackerman
George Ackerman
Detroit
Michigan
Ira Gough
Columbiana
Chicago
George N. Stuber
St. Mary’s Church
Cleveland
William Gates
Veronica Bins
John Bascher
Ridgeville
Raymond Bascher
Grafton
Joseph Bascher
William Boehmke
James Russell
Floyd Gravener
Ralph Harper
Columbus
Robert
Howard
Ralph
Hageman Lectures On South American Life At Civic Club
Richard Hageman of Lorain presented an illustrated talk on South American life at the Men’s Civic Club gathering in the school auditorium. He spent about 16 months in the region, and the lecture drew a large audience, with Lorain’s orchestra providing selections. Afterward a social time followed. No morning worship at the Methodist church Sunday, Rev. R. C. Jenson to lead a morning service at Axtel. Children’s Day program set for Sunday evening at 7:30 with Rev. Jenson present. Sunday school at 11:00 A. M.
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South Amherst
Richard Hageman
Lorain
Latin America
Civic Club
School Auditorium
Hageman
South America
Methodist Church
R. C. Jenson
Axtel
Rev. Jenson
Security Benefit Association Regular Meeting Held in Amherst
A regular meeting of the Security Benefit Association convened Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Wiegand in Amherst. After routine business, a social hour was featured following the session.
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Security Benefit Association
John Wiegand
Amherst
Miss Milda Ruth Returns Home For Month Vacation
Miss Milda Ruth, undergoing nurse training at a Dayton hospital, arrived at her home Tuesday to spend a month’s vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Ruth.
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Milda Ruth
Dayton
Henry Ruth
Local visitors and guests noted in Amherst area
Mr and Mrs Jacob Muth of Amherst called on Mrs Lodi Gibson Tuesday evening. Mrs Charles Bubb returned to Fremont after a week with Mr and Mrs Isaac Slack. Mr and Mrs R V Kilpatrick of Dayton were guests of relatives here. Mrs Sadie Chapman and Mrs W Lemon of Tilyria were Tuesday dinner guests at Mrs Carl Gibson's home.
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Jacob Muth
Amherst
Lodi Gibson
Charles Bubb
Fremont
Isaac Slack
R. V. Kilpatrick
Dayton
Sadie Chapman
W. Lemon
Tilyria
Carl] Gibson
Agriculturally Manchuria Among Far East Favored Areas
Agriculturally Manchuria stands out as a highly favored region in the Far East, noted for its fertile lands and potential agricultural productivity. Observers highlight its climate, soil, and strategic importance among neighboring areas in regional development discussions.
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Manchuria
Far East
Birmingham Church Announcements in Ohio June 26
Florence United Congregational Church in Birmingham Ohio lists Sunday School at 9 45 and Church Service at 11 00 with Rev George T Hanna as pastor and Mrs Charles Humm as superintendent and Mrs A W Reising as pianist Birmingham M EF Community Church also posts services for June 26 with 9 48 service and 10 45 Sunday School led by Rev George T Hannah as pastor
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Birmingham
Florence United Congregational Church
George T. Hanna
Charles Humm
A. W. Reising
Birmingham M. EF
George T. Hannah
Florence Sunday School gives entertainment recital
The Young People's Class of Florence Sunday School presented a delightful entertainment and audience requests a repeat. It will be held Thursday evening June 28 at six o'clock at the church featuring two four act plays It Cant Be Done and Heweys Mail Order Wife with a large cast. Special music by Mrs. Meredith Mr. Keubler Helen Doerner and Louise Reisine. Directed by Mrs James Blanden. Band concert by Berlin Heights Band directed by Rex Lees. Ice cream social sponsored by Birmingham Volunteer Firemen. Also notes of visiting relatives and local calls.
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Florence
Jack
Willard Ricketts
Joan
Arlene Yates
Jill
Georgianna Parker
Darby
Grant Parker
Hewey
Henry Gabbins
William Doerner
Abe Smith
Russel Doerner
Becky Simpson
Emma Taper
Jim Jones
Russell Davidson
Tucker
Wilma Davidson
Lyle Coultrip
Meredith
Mr. Keubler
Helen Doerner
Louise Reisine
James Blanden
Berlin Heights
Rex Lees
Birmingham
Snake head would strike after death claim by rancher
Bake Stewart, a rancher from Manavers Cottage Grove, reports that a rattlesnake’s head will continue to strike after the body is cut to pieces. He says the severed head of a twelve-rattle rattlesnake moved to strike as he blew it apart.
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Manavers Cottage Grove
Orc
Usp
Bake Stewart
Stewart
Sullivan residents visit Miss Marie Crile Sunday
Huntington Ohio June 22 Miss Kathryn Kloos Miss Edna Channell Roy Ropp and Clyde Channell of Sullivan called on Miss Marie Crile Sunday evening.
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Huntington
Kathryn Kloos
Edna Channell
Roy Ropp
Clyde Channell
Sullivan
Marie Crile
Canadian government re enters cattle trade
The Canadian Government resumes cattle shipments after years away. The U S Canadian Prospector sailed from Montreal for Birkenhead Dublin and Cardiff carrying 240000 bushels of grain and 400 head of cattle. The Canada to Cardiff service began in 1920 and was halted in 1929 for lack of business.
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Montreal
U. S
Canadian Prospector
Birkenhead
Dublin
Cardiff
Merchant Marine
Canada
Huntington Grange plans ice cream social at Morris Hawley home
Huntington Grange No 2043 met last Thursday with Worthy Master Willis Kaolsely in the chair. The group transacted its usual business and voted to hold an ice cream social at the Morris Hawley home on Wednesday evening June 21. After the lecture hour lunch was served.
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Huntington Grange No. 2043
Willis Kaolsely
Morris Hawley
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