Busy Season Ahead for President Roosevelt
Congress adjourns as Roosevelt faces sweeping powers in peace time. ThePresident may reshape finances agriculture industry and social policy through discretionary and mandatory actions. The piece lists potential moves from wage and code regulation to currency and gold controls and Federal Reserve directives.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Olive McKee, Jr
Boston Transcript
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Reserve Banks
Indoors and outdoors habits contrast in American life
An English author notes Americans favor indoor living and closed cars, while outdoor life is treasured in England. Hoover’s Social Trends shows 7.6 million hunt or fish, 2 million camp in forests, 40 million visit public beaches, 3,500 pools, 250,000 boats, 4,000 private golf courses, 760 commercial courses, 550 municipal ones, over a million private club members, 5,550 tennis courts and over 1.2 million public players. The piece concludes with a jab about unused outdoor space and rubber output, plus a quote about disarmament conferences.
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Hoover
Beggar’s daily earnings shrink to twelve dollars
A New York beggar laments daily income dropping from sixty five to twelve dollars. The note reflects harsh economic times. The passage mentions Adam and Eve facing an ejectment notice as a humorous aside, and closes with a thought on personal life paths.
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New York
Boston Transcript
The Silent Observer Verdict in a Multi alibi Case
The Texas defendant with two alibis proved in several places was found guilty by a jury. The article notes the jury’s doubt and considers the idea of the suspect being in a third location. A light panel follows with humorous quotes about science and aging as well as a quip on money.
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Texas
Epitaphs and Betsy’s Dated Dad Jokes from Kansas
A Kansas farmer muses on his wife’s tombstone epitaph prompting a joke about “Wife of the Above.” The piece riffs on marriage, fooled husbands, autopsy quips, and holiday child terms. It closes with college athletics humor about trying out with a squad to blow up footballs.
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Kansas
Brother
Pop
Will Rogers Meets Bryan at 1924 National Convention
Will Rogers, newly entering journalism, teams with Samuel G. Blythe to cover the 1924 National convention. Bryan greets Rogers, and Blythe explains their different reporting angles. Bryan emphasizes seriousness while Rogers notes their shared employer and asks about their approaches.
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Will Rogers
McNaught Syndicate
William Jennings Bryan
Samuel G. Blythe
Bryan
Blythe
Rogers
Sam
Mr. Bryan
Will
Anniversaries and historic events marked in 19th century births
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES list notable births and deaths from 1810 to 1894 including Fanny ElsslerRobert M McLane John Jay Felix O C Durley Daniel H Chamberlain Edwin F Hyde James C R Ewing William Penn Plassey treaty Clive Bloody insurrection Paris Clarence Eddy Charles D Hikes Laurie Y Erskine John D Clark George R Lunn H R H Edward. Several figures tied to American and British history are named with birthplaces and death dates.
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Fanny Elssler
Robert M. McLane
Maryland
Wilmington
Del
France
John Jay
New York
Felix O. C. Durley
Philadelphia
Claymont
Daniel H. Chamberlain
South Carolina
West Brookfield
Mass
Charlottesville
Edwin F. Hyde
The
American Bible Society
James C. R. Ewing
India
Armstrong
William Penn
Clive
Plassey
Paris
Bhor
America
Duro
Paducah
Clarence Eddy
Greenfield
Charles D. Hikes
Republican National Committee
Belmont County
Ohio
Laurie Y. Erskine
New Hope
Pat
Scotland
John D. Clark
University of New Mexico
Nashua
N. H
George R. Lunn
Public Service
Schenectady
N. Y
Lenox
Iowa
H. R. H. Edward
Prince of Wales
Birthdays for Bronson Cutting and Irvin S. Cobb
United States Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico is noted as born in Oakdale New York forty five years ago. The entry also lists Irvin S. Cobb of New York as a birthday mention.
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United States
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Oakdale
N. Y
Irvin S. Cobb
New York
Yesterday and the nature of longing mingle in life
The passage notes a shift toward selfishness and jealousy, tempered by dolence. It suggests success relies on other aspects and may come through suavity and subtle planning, reflecting a contemplative, slightly cynical view of human disposition and achievement.
South Amherst Rabbits Win Over Eaton 4-H Club
Members of the South Amherst Rabbit Club baseball team faced Eaton 4-H Club on the local athletic field Wednesday evening and edged them 6 to 5 to claim the victory.
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South Amherst
Eaton
Church Service Schedule Noted for Three Congregations
St Johns Evangelical led by Rev C E Schmidt holds morning worship 830 and Sunday School 930. Methodist with Rev R C Jenson has no morning service but Sunday School at 11 am and Children's Day events at 7 30 pm. Congregational led by Rev C F Fogel conducts morning worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 and Christian Endeavor 730 pm.
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St. John's Evangelical
C. E. Schmidt
R. C. Jenson
Congregational
C. F. Fogel
Christian Endeavor
Local Women Tale Summer Travels and Medical Visit
Miss Marjorie Hanson spent Thursday in Lorain. Barbara Bakers vacationing with relatives in Pennsylvania. Harriet Baker visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stone in Cleveland. Jacob Kolb had his tonsils re-
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Marjorie Hanson
Lorain
Barbara Bakers
Pennsylvania
Harriet Baker
Leo Stone
Cleveland
Jacob Kolb
Wedding Attendance Ties Elyria and Lorain Social Scene
Dr Fawcett moves in Elyria on Thursday improving health. Alfred Fulmer and Dick of Amherst visit Wm Emery home Wednesday. Several locals attend a Moose Coliseum Lorain wedding Thursday evening.
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Fawcett
Elyria
Alfred Fulmer
Non Dick
Amherst
Wm. Emery
Moose Coliseum
Lorain
Mail Carrier Dies in Harness in Spokane
Spokane, Wash. A 63 year old mail carrier, Alfred G. Matters formerly of Fargo North Dakota, collapsed and died on his mail route as he was delivering mail in the street.
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Spokane
Wash
Alfred G. Matters
Fargo
N. D
Salem Hop Capital Sees Dry City Council Refuse Beer
Salem, Oregon, known as the hop capital, enjoys hop industry prosperity but a dry majority city council refuses to legalize beer for residents. The clash highlights the tension between economic growth from hops and local prohibition sentiments shaping Salem's beverage policy.
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Salem
Ore
United States
Oregon
Scientists Study Movies Impact on Children's Health Minds
A nationwide group of scientists completed a study examining how films affect the health and psychological well being of children. The research analyzes behavior, attention, mood, and potential long term outcomes across age groups and demographics.
Slow golfers spark a teasing tee incident in a dash of humor
Two golfers in an important tie are annoyed by a slow front pair. A dissenter gawks at a dawdling man while his partner searches in the rough. The front couple jokes he already has his ball he’s seeking his club.
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Gally
Foorsign
John W. Cullen Company
Cmicago
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Detroit
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Roanoke Times
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Isaly
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