Clard George City Editor Advertises Local Paper
Hudnutt Provident Publiched every evening except Sunday and holidays. Entered as second class matter at Elyria Post Office. Single copy price three cents. By newspaper carrier boy, weekly $7.80 year. By mail daily outside Elyria within Lorain and adjoining counties $3.00 year. Within Ohio $4.00. Foreign advertising reps listed in Chicago New York Detroit.
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Hudnutt, Provident
Elyria
Boy
Matt Daily
Lorata
Ohio
Ringling heir quits opera for circus leadership
Robert Ringling, son of the famed circus family, will abandon a promising opera career with the Chicago Civic Opera to take on general management duties in the Ringling organization. At 87, he follows family tradition by moving from stage to executive leadership, as the circus line seeks to maintain its dynastic control under Samuel Gumpertz’s potential continued stewardship.
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Robert Ringling
John
New York
Bob
Chicago Civic Opera
State Opera
Ulm
Germany
National Opera
Munich
Wagner
Verdi
Donizetti
Boys of
America
Ringling
Join Ringling
Seven Brothers
Samuel Gumpertz
Thie
Ocean Air Routes Expand Seaplane Service to South Atlantic
European competition for South American markets grows with planned seaplane service over the South Atlantic. Germany bases operations on the Westfalen and will run semi monthly trips between Berlin and Rio de Janeiro, following a Graf Zeppelin route tested over three years. Pan American Airways eyes trans ocean routes while American aviation research accelerates to meet the new pace of international air travel.
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South Atlantic
Germany
Westfalen
Berlin
Rio de Janeiro
Graf Zeppelin
Freidrichshafen
Pernambuco
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan - American Airways
Vranve
United States
France
South America
Haly
Buenos Aires
Pan-American Airways
Washington
SO THE SMART INDIAN
A satirical piece discusses Navajo chieftains banning white honorary members from their tribe after celebrities overstated ties. It notes some adoptees behaved poorly, with public relations benefit to recipients fading as real Navajo heritage is preserved.
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Jimmie Walker
Kentucky
Walker
Arizona
Hollywood
Interior Department Faces End of Land Disposals Era
An historic note suggests the interior department may dissolve as its land disposal role winds down. Once a staple of Washington bureaucracy, the agency has shifted functions to agriculture and commerce, with 1.835 billion acres initially to be managed and only 152 million remaining. The plan traces to post Mexican War origins and the home department concept.
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Department of the Interior
Wasington
Washington
Haseen
Agriculture and Commerce
Jehan
Home Department
Home Office
The Silent Observer and Quips From the Times
A collage of light humor and social notes, featuring a parked sewer car with four youths, a tease on a film Beggars In Ermine, brief exchanges about police and babies, judicial views on women in court, jokes about tariffs and a winter intelligence claim. Also includes quips on nerves, a collision pun, and a minister’s take on cars.
Anniversaries Highlight Historic Temperance Figures and Pioneers
Today notes mark anniversaries for Josiah Strong Dow known as father of the Maine Law and Prohibition in Maine born in Portland in 1811, Duke of Reichstadt Napoleon’s son born 1823 and died 1832, and Hannah T. S. Farmer a New England philanthropist born in Berwick Maine and died in Eliot.
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Jsut
Neal Dow
Maine
Portland
Duke of Reichstadt
Napoleon
Hannah T. S. Farmer
New England
Berwick
Eliot
Notable Births and Deaths in History and Today
A dated collage lists notable figures born or died on various dates, including Henrik Ibsen and Robert Volluy, with deaths of Newton and Foch. It notes Harvard president Charles W. Eliot, 1926 death in Maine, and today’s birthdays like Webb C. Hayes and Beniamino Gigli. Also mentions a 1813 blockade, 1933 Einstein’s German home searched, and a horoscope warning of visionary traits.
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Maine
Henrik Ybsen
Charles W. Elot
Harvard University
Boston
Northeast Harbor
Robert Volluy
Pacife
Scotland
San Rafael
Cal
William J. Lockenglish
Amesh Kingham
Treviesville
Ohio
New York Cliff
Isaac Newton
Great Britain
Atlantic
Ferdinand Foch
France
Albert Einstein
Germany
Webb C. Hayes
Cincinnati
Paul S. Epstein
California Institute of Technology
Poland
Wilfred J. Funk
New York City
Thomas Cochran
New York
J. P. Morgan & Company
St. Paul
Minn
John P. Esch
Turban colors mark Arab sects and factions in history
From a very early period it has been customary for the Arabs to distinguish their different sects, families and dynasties by the color of their turbans. Napoleon, after the loss of Aspern, lay asleep for 36 hours. his staff thought he was dead.
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Napoleon
Aspern
David’s Magnanimous Lament Over Saul and Jonathan
The text reflects on 2 Samuel 1 where David responds to Saul and Jonathan’s deaths with deep sorrow and noble poetry. It contrasts Saul’s demise with David’s elevated lament, inviting readers to consider literature’s greatness as a product of a soul devoted to truth and beauty.
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Samuel
Saul
Jonthan
David
Few Stars Call Hollywood Home
Hollywood is a media term more than a residence for actors as many work elsewhere. Notable exceptions include Jimmy Cagney and Kay Francis who live in Hollywood district. Ruth Chatterton, William Powell, Edward G. Robinson also reside in nearby Beverly Hills and Brentwood with others like Stanwyck, Garbo, and Davis living beyond Beverly Hills in Malibu Beach area.
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Hollywood
Bn Hollywood
Eive Eryone
Jimmy Casney
Kay Franviz
Los Angeles
Ruth Chatterton
Beverly Hills
Wiliam Powell
Doc E. Brown
Edward G. Robinson
Beverly
City of
Los Angels
Ira Stanwyck
Brentwood
Aline MacMahon
Greta Garbo
Bette Davis
Malibou Beach
Hollywood denizens seek homes near nature and studios
The article lists celebrities and movers in the Los Angeles area citing Wehard Bartholomenn and Constance Hennett as residents of nature towns, Vaul Muni in Van Nuys, Ann Dvorick and Leslie Fenton there, Jolson at the Town House on Wilshire, Keller in Toluca Lake, and neighbors like Richard Arlen Crosby Oakle Powell with studios such as Warner First National in Burbank, MGM in Culver City, Universal City, and Fox in Westwood Hills.
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Hollywood
Lé Uy
Los Angeles
New York
Ruby Keller
Toluca Lake District
Richard Arlen
Hing Crosby
Jack Oakle
Dick Powell
Warner E First National
Burbank
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Culver City
Universal Studios
Universal City
Fox
Advertising provisions of the NRA retail code debated
The Retail Code Authority discussed NRA code advertising rules at its weekly Elyria meeting. Members questioned store ad claims and planned a bulletin to merchants, while awaiting NRA labor-provisions application blanks and the retail code insignia expected within two weeks.
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NRA
Retail Code Authority
Elyria
Code Authority
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