Lorain County Faces Smallpox Vaccination Push
Lorain County plans to vaccinate about 30 000 residents amid a smallpox scare as Dr F R Dew cites 90 000 protected of 120 000 and notes a second local case near Elyria with 60+ vaccinations after the first since 1932. Camden School leads district vaccination, state law allows school vaccination, 17 day quarantine and four day contact vaccination rules apply.
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Lorain County
F. R. Dew
Elyria
D. G. E. French
Dew
Camden
Boards of Education
Health Department
First religious service in Canterbury monastery chapel since 1508
For the first time since 1508, when St Augustine's Monastery in Canterbury was dissolved, a religious service was held recently in the chapel of St Mary and the Angels in the crypt of the ruined monastery.
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St. Augustine's
Canterbury
England
St. Mary and the Angels
Get at the Cause of Constipation with All Bran
An old newspaper ad promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as the solution to constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It notes that bulk is a soft, undigested mass in the intestines aiding elimination and urges daily breakfast with All-Bran, ample water, and mentions Kellogg in Battle Creek with grocer availability.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Parrott saga details in New York society circles
Charles B. Driscoll recalls Ursula Parrott a regular Friday luncheon attendee in a Forty-Fifth Street basement. The piece names her as Miss Parrotts agent and notes her complex marriages, a son in tennis, and a life split between New York and Connecticut estates. It blends gossip with social circle observations and a comic dog anecdote.
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New York
Ursula Parrott
George Bye
Miss Parrott
Misa Parrot
Lindesay Parrott
Jack Wildberg
Charles ‘J. Greenwood
Stare Latrote
Ursula
Katherine
Kitty
Boston
Radcliffe
Fack
Hhors
Aris
Awaits Master and The Pussy Willow Vendors
A story fragment mixes a scene of an Irish setter wearing white sunglasses awaiting its master, identified as Al D. Young of Chicago, with notes on a pussy willow trade in Manhattan. It recounts city vendors, spring buds, and the evolving landscape around the Bowing Green fence, plus cultural quirks and a copyright note from 1998.
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Chicago
al D. Young
Virginia
Manhattan
Ohio
Minnesota
Nebraska
Roecky Mountains
Schrafft
New- York
McNaught
Voice Of The People Urges Parents Help At PT A Meetings
A 1938 Elyria column urges school parents to attend monthly high school PT A meetings highlighting a well attended speech as an example and urging stronger parental involvement including a planned Dad's Night. It also critiques relief funding decisions and calls readers to contact commissioners about aid fairness citing local poverty and food allowances.
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Ugh
P.T. A
George Davis
W. Bridge Street
Ria
Elyria
Mr. Dunn
Shawneetown To Be Moved Objets In County Folk Art Exhibit
Shawneetown To Be Moved features objects from early folk art and generations, including a 1829 woven coverlet, a 1760s landscape, Quaker bonnets, a Hitchcock chair, a 1830 doll buggy, a beech Beek Tavern quilt, and a heart pierced tin footwarmer. Notable lenders include Mrs. Charles B. Martin, R. H. Stetson, Miss Ivanore Barnes, and HK. H. Stetson.
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Charles B. Martin
R. H. Stetson
Sarah Bently
Ivanore Barnes
Elrria
Peggy Hauser
L. McNelly
Elyria
Thomas Cave
Ridgeville
Elyrians
HK. H. Stetson
Oberlin
Beek Tavern
George Cooley
Mvs
Charles H. A. Wager
Life Size Objects On Exhibition At Oberlin
Oberlin hosts a Federal Art Project display in the Dudley Peter Allen Art Building featuring life size renderings and real objects sourced from Lorain County homes. Curated by Mrs Havel G B King, the exhibit includes quilts and bed warmers among items.
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Oberlin
March
Federal Art Project
Dudley Peter Allen
Lorain County
Havel GB. King
Expenditures Of TVA Are Challenged
Washington March 8 The Comptroller General office says TVA expenditures totaling about 4.75 million dollars over three years are questioned including 2.01 million for 1934 35 and 36. Disputed items cover livestock costs unauthorized hiring and transport disbursements. A board split within TVA may trigger a congressional or Federal Trade Commission inquiry. Senate leader Barkley suggests a possible move to avoid inquiry, with debate over Norris proposal. Names include Mrs J R Wightman Edith Hall Mrs E L Hitchcock George H H Jones Jr Mrs Ralph Hitchcock Herbert Ward Mrs Mary Brand Ruggles and Clarence Ward.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Comptroller General
TVA
Congress
Board of Directors
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
J. R. Wightman
Edith Hall
E. L. Hitchcock
George HH. Jones, Jr
Ralph Hitchcock
Herbert Ward
Mary Brand Ruggles
Clarence Ward
Senators push TVA probe amid internal clashes
Sen Norris proposes a federal trade goal mission inquiry into TVA and its directors amid public disputes over irrigation, flood control and power work in the Tennessee Valley. Sens Bridgen King and Styley also urge Senate investigations while others seek a congressional probe or FTC review. Norris claims the Morgan clash over the Gilbertsville dam tied to the Independent Offices bill aims to defeat the project.
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Barkley
Georgy. W. Norris
Ind
Federal Trade Goal Mission
TVA
Tennesade
Norris
Senate
William H. King
Utah
Congressional
Federal Trade Commission
Rep. Maury Maverick
Tex
House
The
Trade Commission
Arthur E. Morgan
Gilbertsville, Ky
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Todd
Maybella Hope Melntyre
C. O. Melntyre
Chas
Ngieh- Norbood
Miss Parrotts
Abraham de Peyster
George the Third
Voice of the People
Voice of
Dunn
Davidson
Mr. Dechant
Dechant
Mr. Davidson
Ely
J. Dowdell
Jefferson Street
Elyria,oui
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Amherst
Member
Federal Depost
Shawneetown
Gallatin County
Illinois
Ohio River
Thomas Posey
Old State Bank of
Ilinois
Acme
Castle’s
Second Street
Broad Street
Boesce
Coats
FAY Co
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