Parade in Cleveland closes mystic order convention
The 49th annual supreme council of the Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm closed with a grand parade in Cleveland. Elyria participants led by Harry Reynolds and the Elyria drum corps sparked the display, while the Ohio float bearing Governor Martin L. Davey drew boos amid a strong civic turnout. The piece also notes opposition to a municipal lottery and reflects on national statistics with a wary tone.
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Cleveland
Supreme Council
Mystic Order
Harry Reynolds
Elyria Legion
Drum and
Elyria
al Koran Shrine
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
John M. Novak
Raymond J Taylor
Cleveland News
Fragmentary Opinion on Democracy and Liberty
An old fashioned view links democracy to liberty and order, resisting changes in national law. The text reflects uncertainty about finding a clear path and ends with garbled words suggesting confusion or corruption.
Revelations on the Tree of Life and the river of life
A devotional meditation contrasts the Garden of Eden with the New Jerusalem. It explains the tree of life and the river of life at the heart of divine life, noting the tree bears fruit monthly and its leaves heal the nations. The piece frames the fatal fruit as a myth and highlights Christ’s victory.
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Eden
New Jerusalem
Christ
Things
Maybrook Installs Seven Minute Dial Phone Shut Off
Maybrook introduces a seven minute automatic shut off on dial telephones. The device rings at six minutes and ends the call at seven minutes to govern conversation length. Local residents will hear the warning gong before disconnection.
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Maybrook
Boll on Mesilla Park Farm Prompts Curiosity
Charles P Field raised an unusual seven lock cotton boll on his Mesilla Park farm. County Farm Agent R Foster notes most valley cotton is five lock, highlighting the distinctive boll as a local curiosity.
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Mesilla Park
Charles P Field
R Foster
Canaries Saved in Fire at Dochester Home
T J Mc Grath rescued 49 pet canaries from the attic as flames swept through a Dochester Mass home. A 50th bird died after Mc Grath tripped and dropped a cage down stairs.
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T J McGrath
McGrath
Washington buzz over anti trust drive with top officials
In a White House area meeting President Roosevelt confidants and Sol Gen Bob Jackson and AAG Thurman Arnold told big business leaders to expect a broad, organized drive to gather facts on the economy. They said enforcement of anti trust laws would be strict and consistent, with no blank checks or witch hunts.
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Washington
Robert Patterson
Bob Jackson
Thurman Arnold
Arnold
Yale Law
Leutenants
Ths
Hartmans
Crusaders
White House
Ickes
Jim Farles
Harry Woodring
Lindsay Warren
North Carolina
New Dealer
Tammanoy
John Oconnor
Seattle
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Printer's Promise of Service and Reputation
A printing firm states its goal to combine client ideas with a helpful experience to produce pleasing printing that reflects its reputation as printers. The notice emphasizes service breadth and customer satisfaction.
Business Leaders Meet with New Deal Aides in Informal Talks
A series of informal discussions led by Harman brought business leaders from Sears, General Foods, US Steel, Reynolds, and others to discuss reforms with New Deal appointees. The talks aim to align industrial interests with administration goals while avoiding a combative stance.
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New Deal Generalissames Nove
W Averell Harmiman
Union Pacific Raiload
NRA
Business Advisory Council
Congress
Monopols
Harman Beleves
Business Anvasary Council
Robert Wood
Sears, Roebuck
Clarence Fiemeis
Genere! Foods
Walter C Tegie
Stannard Ol
New Jersey
Wiliam L Batt
SKF
Edward R Stettinius
US Steel
Marion Folsom
Eastman Kodak
Sidney Weinberg
Goldman, Sachs
New York Stock Exchange
Clay Williams
Reynolds Tobacco
Gany Dunn
J G White Engineering
Arthur Whites.de
Dun & Bradstreet
Notable anniversaries list recalls 19th century figures
A compressed obituary style list notes births and deaths of William A Wheeler James C Duane Edward Burgess Edward Fuller and Vaber Cratty along with Sir James H MaacBrien and a treaty ending with Algiers. It marks dates and places tied to each figure and the treaty outcome.
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William A Wheeler
New York
United States
Malone
James C Duane
Army of the Potomac
Schenectady
Edward Burgess
Sandwich
Mass
Boston
Edward Fuller
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Truce reached in Inland Steel strike
Summary of notable 1937 labor action noting a truce in the Inland Steel strike after a year of dispute. The brief cites earlier context from 1865 Lincoln assassination trials and 1905 Einstein, but centers on the 1937 accord ending the steel industry dispute and signals ongoing labor tensions.
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Lincoln
Surratt
Dr Mudd
War Department
Navy
Albert Einstein
Switzerland
Congress
Harry N Atwood
Boston
Washington
New London
Notable births announced by a regional paper
The column lists several notable births and affiliations: Louise Pound of the University of Nebraska English professor born in Lincoln Nebraska sixty eight years ago. Evelyn R Nicholson of Mount Vernon Iowa president of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society born in Jackson Minnesota sixty five years ago. Walter Hampden actor born in Brooklyn New York fifty nine years ago. Roy L McCardell author and photoplay writer born in Hagerstown Maryland sixty eight years ago. Harold J Lashr of the University of London political scientist born forty five years ago.
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Louise Pound
University of Nebraska
Harvard Lay
Lincoln
Nebr
Evelyn R Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
ME Church
Jackson
Minn
Walter Hampden
Brooklyn
Roy L McCardell
Hagerstown
Harold J Lashr
The
University of London
Horoscope warns against breaking a straight life path
Today's forecast describes a careful nature making a worthy person if not led by heedless impulses. It cautions that breaking the straight path could lead to domestic unhappiness and urges guard against such desires.
Textbooks Not Wanting Oakland Exhibit Displays 6500 Books
A national exhibit in Oakland highlights progress in American education with 6500 different textbooks from 70 publishing houses. The display aims to show variety and number of titles fueling learning nationwide.
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Oakland
Cal
America
TROUPINK SEALS RETIRES KINSTON NY
Ray Huling of Kingston retires trained seal Cnerhe after 18 years of touring. The seal is sent to a New York aquarium along with two other seals for housing and care.
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Kinston NY
Cnerhe
Ray Huling
Kingston
New York Aquarium
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