Union Station Opens In Cleveland At Momentous Event
The new Union station in Cleveland opens with a civic luncheon for 2500 guests. Special trains run along a 17 mile electrified right of way from Linndale to Collinwood. The project, by O P and M J Van Sweringen, spans 35 acres and includes multiple facilities shaping future growth in the city.
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Cleveland
Union Station
Union Terminal
Terminal
Medical Arts
Builders 'Exchange
Rotary's Growth Reveals Global Luncheon Club Movement
Chicago hosts delegates at Rotary's silver jubilee as the organization expands from four founders to over 3,000 clubs with more than 140,000 members across 62 nations. The article highlights how service, ethics, and civic spirit drive similar clubs worldwide, including Exchange and Kiwanis, fueling public good in communities.
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Chicago
Rotary
Exchange
Kiwanis
Biddy’s Part The Hen’s Rise From A Game Of War To Asset
The piece contrasts historic neglect of farm hens with modern poultry advances. It notes vast growth in chick production with 800 million babies sold and hens laying 700 eggs per second, yielding over 1.0 billion dollars in poultry products annually. Despite economic importance, hens lack legal rights.
Birth of Irish American poet John Boyle O'Reilly
Irish American poet and patriot John Boyle O'Reilly was born in Ireland in 1844 and died in Hull Massachusetts on August 10 1890.
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John Boyle O'Reilly
Ireland
Hull
Mass
Senator RF Wagner’s Career and Critique of Federal Jobs Bill
Senator RF Wagner born in Nastatten Germany in 1877 rose to New York law and politics becoming lieutenant governor in 1914 and a New York Supreme Court justice before joining the state senate. He condemns the house judiciary committee and the president for stalling federal employment exchanges and public works planning, arguing unemployment and economic collapse demand swift, effective action.
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Robert Ferdinand Wagner
Nastatten
Germany
United States
College of the City of New York
New York Law School
New York State Assembly
State Senate
New York
Supreme Court of New York
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Local quip on Dr Mopps from Gabe Craw morning
A lightweight joke from Gabe Craw salutes Dr Mopps with a playful craving line about pastries and potatoes. The exchange carries a small local humor tone typical of the period press and reflects light community banter.
Bill directs president to accelerate public works
The text asserts that government must take responsibility for solving the problem and that the bill does not grant new powers to the president but instead directs him to act. It claims committees and experts have approved the approach and emphasizes that the president would bear the responsibility for public works efforts.
Anniversaries from 1703 to 1742 prominent figures
The list recalls birthdays and deaths of notable figures: John Wesley born 1703, founder of Methodism. Jean Jacques Rousseau born 1712, philosopher. James Robertson, pioneer. Joseph Joachim born 1831, violinist. Also notes Robertso n died 1814 and Joachim death 1907.
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John Wesley
Jean Jacques Rousseau
James Robertson
Brunswick Co
Chickasaw
Tenn
Joseph Joachim
Early naval and war milestones from the 18th to 20th centuries
A brief chronology notes Plymouth mechanic killed in a self-built submarine venture as the first submarine casualty in 1774, Molly Pitcher hailed for heroism in 1778 at Monmouth, Decatur’s Mediterranean squadron entry and a peace dictate at Algiers in 1815, the 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand that sparked World War I, and the 1919 Versailles treaty signing between Allies and Germany.
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Plymouth
England
Monmouth Court House
Molly Pitcher
Commodore Decatur
Bay of
Algiers
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Sarajevo
Versailles
Notable births and figures cited in memorial note
The snippet lists figures such as Dr. Alexis Carrel born in France B7 years ago, Mabel Horner born in Cincinnati 49 years ago, Rev. William E. Barton born Sublette HI 69 years ago, and William A. Wheeler born Stockholm Minnesota 54 years ago. It mentions a sympathetic person with the gift of acquisition, potential good fortune, and questions about wealth use, describing extravagant impulses.
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Alexis Carrel
France
Mabel Horner
Helen and
Warren
Cincinnati
William E. Barton
Sublette
William A. Wheeler
Stockholm
Minn
Excess and Wasteful Showy Habits Noted in Critique
A brief comment highlights excess and external display as signs of wastefulness. It notes a tendency toward lavish spending and ornamental appearances without substantial value. The tone suggests admonition toward prudent living and frugality in public discourse.
Pay to Swim Sparks Local Pool Debate
A letter to the editor protests charging fifteen cents for youths fourteen and older at Elyria's new pool. The writer notes many boys lack work and fears the fee funds only a few, arguing the pool should be free for teens who need activity and that towels and amenities are not provided.
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Elyria
The
Park Commission
Medical Interest Grows Over Virus Filter Solution
Medical men are intrigued by reports of a possible solution to the filterable virus that causes disseminated paralysis, one of the most common nervous system diseases, prompting further investigation and discussion among researchers.
Tissue from 1912 chicken heart still grows rapidly
A fragment of embryonic chicken heart tissue from 1912 remains alive and continues to grow, necessitating frequent removal of new tissue as it expands.
Gulbransen Summer Special Piano at 100 off
Gulbransen piano offered as a Summer Special by The Days News. The instrument matches the Minuet in size, is well made and guaranteed, priced at 100 less than comparable models. Window display and in-store hearing encouraged for a short time. Also QRS DeVry Cameras promo includes two 100 foot film rolls free with each camera at 39.50.
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DeVry
Day's Hardware Promotes Lawn Mowers and Holiday Hours
Day's Hardware touts special values on ball bearing lawn mowers with high wheels, price cut from 12 to 8.75. Stores close Friday July 4 for the holiday, remain open Wednesday afternoon July 2 to assist with needs. Offers golf, fishing, camping gear, a 22 rifle, and Volvath Vitalizer enameled dish for refrigerators at low prices. Lettuce stays fresh in the dish, priced 1.85 to 3.75, under half the usual price.
Accordions Gain Favor at Local Store and Lessons
The Gallanti accordions lead a new wave in Cleveland music shopping as Thursday lessons by Don Spirito attract students. The store offers affordable accordion education, wedding and gift cards, Victor records, and a rustless steel measuring cup set priced at 1.00 with new glassware and Simmons bedswing priced at 25.00.
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Gallanti Accordians
Don Spirito
Cleveland
Colorful drop leaf breakfast table set for porch or yard
A compact, decorative drop leaf table with matching chairs can be quickly arranged under trees or on a porch. Such a setup makes meals pleasant for children and guests, offering a cheerful, ready-to-use outdoor dining option.
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Seeeed Street
Lerain County
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J. Clarm
George
Elyriaffice
Lorain
State of
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John W. Cullens Company
Michigan
Detroit
General Motors
Biddy
Robert F. Wagner
RF. Wagner
Howard B
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Hallworthy
Oberlin Road
Voice OF
People
Chronicle
Black River
H. D. Reynolds
Masonic Temple
West End
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Day’s Hardware
Victor Records
Trinity Choir
Gerald Frank
Miss Betts
Oberlin
Simmons
Broad St
Broad Street
Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria Telephone
Bresky
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