Hoover Named Thirty-First President Amid Expectations
An editorial extols Herbert Hoover as the nation’s thirty-first president asserting his background as engineer and organizer equips him to handle four years of leadership. It urges broad popular support, emphasizes cooperation with Congress, and notes forthcoming focus on farm relief and tariff issues. It forecasts stability, renewed optimism, and national progress under his guided presidency.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Soover
Hoover
Congress
Katherine Wright Haskell and the Wrights’ Flight Tribute
Obituary recalls Katharine Wright Haskell sister to Orville and Wilbur Wright. Her sacrifice funded early aviation experiments and sustained their work toward the 1903 first flight. She refused credit, kept faith with their dream, and found happiness two years before her death in Kansas City.
One Way to Control Appetite and Diet Tips
A column offers dieting advice for reducing appetite with a one day five hundred to six hundred calorie limit using fruit milk and thin soups. It urges Petersize counting calories to understand eating habits. Also notes menopause symptoms normalcy and guidance, plus home treatments for hair pests and a request to send enclosures for pamphlets and articles.
Anniversary list recalls notable births and deaths
A historical notice lists figures born or died on various anniversaries. Casimir Pulaski born in Poland and died near Savannah in 1779. Rebecca Graitz linked to Ivanhoe. Edwards Pierrepont, Theodore Judah, Stuart Robson, Henry Smith, Alexander H. Stephens, Ada T. Howard among others with birthplaces and death dates noted.
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Casimir Pulaski
Poland
U. S
Savannah
Rebecca Graiz
Philadelphia
Edwards Pierrepont
Meinister
England
North Haven
Conn
New York City
Aarch
Theodore D. Judah
Pacific Railways
Bridgeport
Stuart Robson
Annapolis
Henry Smith
Texas
Los Angeles
Calif
Kentucky
Alexander H. Stephens
Confederate States of America
Atlanta
Cransfordsville
Ada T. Howard
Wellessex College
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gould Heiress Anna Marries Count Boni de Castellane
Washington reports the 1893 marriage of Anna Gould daughter of Jay Gould of New York to Count Boni de Castellane in a high society ceremony. The union links the Gould family to European nobility and advances the social standing of both households in the nation capital society scene.
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Washington, D. C
Anna Gould
Jay Gould
New York
Count Boni de Castellane
Notable Births Mark Leaders and Pioneers on This Day
Brand Whitlock born Urbana Illinois 69 years ago today Major General Charles P Summ erall born Lake City Florida 182 years ago today Channing Pollock born Washington D C 49 Sherman Whipple born New London New Hampshire 67 Ralph S Hosmer born Deerfield Massachusetts 55 Paul Moschcowitz born Hungary 54 Rear Admiral David W Taylor retired born Louisa County Virginia 65
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Brand Whitlock
Urbana
Charles P. Summerall
Lake City
Fla
Channing Pollock
Washington, D. C
Sherman Whipple
New England
New London
N. H
Ralph S. Hosmer
Cornell
N. Y
Vermont statehood and historical notes to 1865
The text notes Vermont’s admission as a state after separation from New York and references a March 4 date, a Sunday, with President-elect Taylor not sworn in until a Monday and Senator David R. Atchison of Missouri serving as president for that day. It also mentions the National Academy of Sciences being established in 1865.
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Vermont
New York
Taylor
David R. Atchison
United States
National Academy of Sciences
Noted Life Balance Warns About Shared Enjoyment
The passage advises that strong pleasure requires a partner to share experiences. It emphasizes a symmetrical, well-rounded life with ample endowments and urges careful selection of a companion to avoid potential loss. It frames the concept as a caution about forming relationships based on intellectual tendencies and social harmony.
Lake Avenue playground equipment defended by teachers parents
In a letter to the editor, Parents Teachers Association members defend the Lake Avenue school playground. They say equipment is standard and supervised, urge comparisons with other schools, note weather related restrictions, and argue that most accidents stem from carelessness. They invite the author to visit and inspect the facilities.
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Laka Avenue
Lake Avenue Echoe
Lake Avenue
Shen Ji
Hoswese
Playground Safety Review Sought by Junke Ave PTA
The Junke Avenue Parent-Teacher Association invites a volunteer to conduct a personal inspection of current playground conditions. They welcome any suggestions to improve safety and will consider input to enhance the playground environment.
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Junke Ave
Teaching Immigrants American Principles Urged
James J. Davis, secretary of labor, urges Americanizing immigrants as a moral duty. He stresses citizenship as more than a legal act, calling for language learning, understanding of U.S. history and purposes, and integration into a shared American heart. He notes the need to welcome newcomers as neighbors and friends and to break down barriers.
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T James J. Davis
Tredegar
South Wales
United States
Sharon
Pittsburgh
Elwood
Ind
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Oberlin Alumna Aids Brothers in Early Flight Work
An Oberlin graduate of 1898 who taught in Dayton used her earnings to support brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright in their early heavier-than-air aviation research. She delayed marriage until 1926 when she wed Henry J. Haskell, editor of the Kansas City Star, in a ceremony conducted by Oberlin president Dr Henry Churchill King.
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Oberin
Orville
Jute Wilbur
Oberlin
Dayton
Henry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Yale Expands Holdings in Vanderbilt Square Block
Yale University has acquired the Vanderbilt-Sheff square area along Grove Wall Temple and College streets. The New Haven Colony Historical Society will relocate to a Georgian style building beside Professor William Lyon Phelps on Whitney Avenue, as Yale plans new dormitories and a larger historical home is planned. The block includes two Vanderbilt dormitories Byers Hall and a Webster house tied to the dictionary’s authorship.
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New Haven
Yale University
Grove
Wall Temple
College Streets
Vanderbilt
Yale
New Haven Colony
Byers
Noah Webster
Oberlin Mourns Katherine Haskell Death in Oberlin
Oberlin shocked by the pneumonia death of Mrs Katherine Wright Haskell wife of Henry J Haskell and Oberlin College board member She was sister to Orville Wright co inventor of the airplane and died at her Oberlin home while her husband underwent hospital surgery in Rochester Minn The couple had planned to journey to Europe on March 9 Funeral services were set for 4 pm and burial in Dayton Ohio after a final service in Oberlin Ohio
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Kansas City
Katherine Wright Haskell
Kansas City Star
Oberlin College
Maro Brothers” Hospital
Europe
Oberlin, O
Odern
Haskell
Golden Oak Rockers at West End Furniture Tonight
Local playbill notes the Golden Oak Rockers perform at West End Furniture located at 580 Broad. Event spotlights a live music set aimed at an evening crowd with no admission details provided.
Language notes on stage practice and travel habits
The text discusses that in old England and Shakespearean times female roles were played by boys. It estimates Americans in France drink about 342000 gallons of Vichy and other French mineral waters annually, and notes no records exist for their wine consumption.
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France
Vichy
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Llyria
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Lorain
State of
Wilbur Wright
Wright Brothers
Katherine Wright
Balkanes
Dr. Peters
Aura
Voice OF
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By James J. Davis
James J. Davis
Old England
College Board of Trustees
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Hallworthy
von Loon Wumot Printing CO
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West End Furniture
Will
Cities Service
Ohio Public Service Co
Cities Service Co
Home Furniture Co
Lodi St
HeeHaw News
Dr. Forhan
Ned
Reid
Bland Tien
Henry Jerdrick
Dennison Ave
Lumber & Coal
KE. C. Greenland, Co. A. Persons
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