Safer attire cited by enduring columnists and fashion notes
The Cleveland Press columnist Jack Raper, famed for America’s longest single-name run, is highlighted for his 36 year continuous column. The piece surveys fashion trends and notable collars, naming Louis Mann and Tony Biddle, with Al Bedell praised for his bold high collars.
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Jack Raper
Cleveland Press
Raper
America
Louis Mann
Tony Biddle
al Bedell
Charles Dana Gibson
R Bedell
Collars and a Bold Advertising Bid in 1936 Syndicate Tale
A fragment recalls Nat Dorks attempting to buy ad space, hinting at a bold marketing scheme. The snippet, attributed to 1936 McNaught Syndicate copyright, highlights the notion that the deal remains the most truly real.
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Nat Dorksman
The Hospital Belongs To Us All
City council considers diverting indigent hospital cases to Elyria Memorial and Elyria Clinic. Former Mayor Vanoster vetoed such moves in 1934, arguing the Memorial is a public, nonprofit hospital funded by taxes and endowments. The council urges continued city support to keep the hospital independent and ready for peak needs.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Clinic
W. H. Vanoster
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Elyria Memorial
Gates Hospital For
C. H. Heyman
Board of Trustees
Cleveland
United States
Richman
Impressive 1935 U S beef and meat imports rise sharply
The Drovers Journal notes 1935 U S imports of beef pork and related meats reached 346 244 709 pounds up 267 percent from 1934 and Americans paid over 23 million for the product. Cattle hogs sheep and other items show steep gains while China asks for a "Chinaman's chance" as geopolitical remarks appear amid the data.
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Chicago
Drovers Journal
Jeremiah and the warning of coming war in scripture
A compact relic of a religious column blends biblical study with reflections on Jeremiah regarding apostasy and repentance, then shifts to brief biographical notes and historical trivia. Names include Bell, Debs, and various public figures with ages and birthplaces.
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Judah
Jeremiah
Josiah
Jehovah
Jerusalem
God
Interchurch
Anniversary notices of notable figures span centuries
Anniversaries recount prominent figures with birth and death details. John McCloskey, George W Randolph, Duciley Buck, Frank J North, Pablo Sarasate, Marshall B Lloyd and Arthur L Sifton are listed with birthplaces and death dates, highlighting a mix of clergy, lawyers, artists, scouts, inventors, and statesmen across Brooklin to Canada and the United States.
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John McCloskey
Brooklion
N. Y
New York City
George W. Randolph
Virginia
Monticello
Duciley Buck
New York
Hartford
Nebraska
Ludlowville
N. J
Pablo Sarasate
Marshall B . Lloyd
Minneapolis
Menominee
Mich
St. Paul
Minn
aArthur L. Sifton
Today in History Moments of 1804 to 1872
Timeline notes key events including the 1804 Louisiana purchase area joining the United States then, in 1848, Senate ratified the Guadalupe Hidalgo Treaty ceding New Mexico and California. In 1858 the National Association of Base Ball Players organized in New York City as the first regular baseball body.
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Upper Louisiana
France
United States
U.S. Senate
Agitator’s Dual Path Toward Reform and Conflict
A fragment contends that an agitator's zeal can drive social reforms or inflame conflicts. It notes a keen intellect capable of distinction if harnessed beyond arousing passions. It warns of dangers beyond materialism, including chilling indifference and calculating selfishness.
New York Shifts To British and Continental Trade
New York City sees a dollar boom drawing a European clientele to luxury shops hotels and restaurants. Dukes princes and counts frequent the metropolis as ultra hotels add French speaking staff and late dining becomes common. Tea rooms thrive while a fire in a tearoom district draws urgent scrutiny amid broader publicity of hazards.
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New York
Metropolis
Maybelle Gilman Corey
Paris Ritz
Ultra
New Order
Mayfair
Place Vendome
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Zion City
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