Russia Visit Reveals Swift, Impartial Court Justice
A Moscow court case shows a simple, rapid process with judges elected for one year and lay judges from neighboring shops. The embezzler is fined 25 percent of yearly pay plus restitution. no lawyers, no delays, and sentences aim to reintegrate rather than punish. The judge stresses equality and accessibility, inviting observers to adopt the method at home.
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Moscow
Russia
Court ‘of Justice
Court of Common
America
District Court
United States
West Ridge Home Vacation and Local Society Notices
West Ridge notes include a spring vacation home visit by Lester Drusendahl a OSU sophomore returning to Columbus parents Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl. A Cleaning and Pressing Demonstration at Mrs Harry Lauer home by Miss Alice Bird State Extension Agent invites all ladies. Carlisle Grange meets with a play Who's the Boss by South Murray Ridge pupils. Birthday party honors Anita Gotro Oberlin road. Guests included Lauer Mason Strickler and others. gifts given.
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West Ridge
Lester Drusendahl
Ohio State University
Columbus
H. H. Drusendahl
Harry Lauer
Alice Bird
Carlisle Grange
South Murray Ridge Community Association of
Harner Brown
Carlton Drusendahl
Elyria
Pope
Lucetta Decker
Verne
Cicere
Eva Bryant
Amherst
Anita Gotto
Oberlin Roai
Hes
Evelyn Strickler
Fd Strickler
Xent
Harry Lauer Jr
Robert Mason
Marguerite Mason
Erna
Agnes Lottman
Milton Lauer
Thel Ma Warner
Leota Drusendahl
Robert Penfound
Ray Wensink
Edward
le- To
Dotro
Honores
Anita
Gotro
J. F. Eldred
Daniters
Lilian
Lois
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Merle Penfound at Home
Mrs Merle Penfound enjoyed a surprise party after church as friends and relatives gathered at her home on Oberlin Road Elyria and Butternut Ridge to celebrate with two birthday cakes candles and a fine chicken dinner. Guests included Joe Briggs Phyllis and a nephew Mary Haim Frank Houry Bertha Pember Beryl Snyder Carolyn Dale Carl Penound Gary Joan J H Penfound Harlan Henry Ardith and Haze Daywood.
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Merle Penfound
Bertha Pember
Butternut Ridge
Beryl Snyder
Carolyn
Dale
Carl Penound
Gary
Joan
Elyria
Bud Porter
J. H. Penfound
Harlan and
Henry
Haze Daywood
Ardith
Oberlin Road
D. D. Club Attendance At Lorain Home
Mrs Carl Forl and her daughter Patricia attended the D D club Saturday afternoon at the home of A J Haist in Lorain.
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D. D. Club
Carl Forl
Patricia
A. J. Haist
Lorain
Local Guests and Visits Reported in Area Community
Mr and Mrs Charles Toth Jr hosted and hosted guests from Cleveland and Elyria in recent days. Several residents including Miss Julia Sebastian and Miss Marjorie Simms visited family homes on weekend afternoons. Calls and visits extended to Mrs Elmer Beal Jewel and Beatrice Burrer with updates on B O Pope improving from injury.
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Charles Toth, Jr
Sylvester Asperger
Cleveland
Elmer Beal
Jewel
Edison Highway
B. O. Pope
Julia Sebastian
Alex Sebastian
Elrria
Wm. Walrhead
Elvria
Charles Toth
Marjorie Simms
Oberlin Road
Carl Pierce
Lorain
E. J. Burrer
Beatrice
Charles Schaible
Fred Simms
Schramm Road
Pope
C. A. Koppes
Elyria
Godlessness breeds idols of Race Nation or Power
The saying notes that when people abandon belief in God they turn to human constructs like Race, Nation, or Power as their new idols, shaping dangerous moral and political outcomes.
Storm on Farne Island Forces Tiggie to Flee Shore
In a night storm, Tiggie endures fatigue and self-doubt as Harvey schemes and Viola seeks help aboard a raft. He seeks shelter along jagged rocks near a village, watches a tropical tempest unleash fury, then realizes the danger from the rising sea and collapsing cliffs. He battles dread, reflects on humility, and waits for deliverance as the storm rages.
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DE Vane Sens
Harvey
Ilo
Elo
Wisco
Viola
Little Penny Musgrave
Tigsie
Heaven
Alssius
Tignes
Plansa
Cliffa
Lero
Farne
Sherea
Felix
Tam
Tiggie
Teela
Witte
Tunmit
Tirrle
Joe Penny
Hind
Tesson
Tigsh
Nash Asapa
Paniic
Ozark Berry Outlook Good
Ozark berry growers in Springfield, Maine report optimism for the season. Shipment rates are reduced, promising savings for railroads and express companies, with a freight schedule cut about half of 1932 rates. New beds dominate the crop, with no expected oversupply despite higher acreage.
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Springfield
Ozarks
W. UL
Prisco
Dallas
Tex
Mississippi
Rivver
Nebraska
Colorado
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Louisians
Te Barvastad
Ozark
Proverb Insight on Industry Religion and Mind
A reflective excerpt notes how industries ships railroads and social systems stamp the world with human mindsets. It discusses how religious and social structures reveal both remarkable constructs and notable failures in collective mentality.
Creomulsion Ad Warns Of Three Day Cough Danger
An old advertisement urges quick action against a three day cough labeling it a danger signal. It promotes Creomulsion as a seven reliefs in one health aid with no narcotics and a money back guarantee via the local druggist.
Notable American Expatriate Weaves Arts and Gossip Network
A vivid portrait of John Fisking Antersen a renowned author and professor mingling with high society in New York. The piece frets over his intellect charm and influence, praising his stage and literary output while noting his absence from frequent celebrity engagements. It shifts to Hollywood anecdotes and a mother’s candid cinema criticism, ending with a touching telegram from a boy reporting his cat’s death.
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New York
John Fisking
Antersen
Enxtiah Iterature
Vesstryman
Trinity
Hiner Muale
Joan
Blanche Bates
George Creel
Bates
San Francisco
Mama and Papa
Miss Bates
Kittie
Quotations on Speech From McNaught Syndicate 1924
A clipped aphorism notes most people speak only what is given them to say, comparing much of public discourse to the constrained expressions of a Balsam.
It Is a Sin Not to Be Angry with Sin
A concise column argues that moral outrage at wrongdoing is virtuous and essential for social reform. The author links righteous anger to accountability, urging readers to resist complacency and confront injustice in civic life. A call to vigilance against corruption and moral decay pervades the piece.
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