Today is the Day by Clark Kinnaird feature
A 1935 Central Press Association column presents daily lore and historical notes. It recalls anniversaries such as Anthony van Dyck, James Decatur and Edmunds Law with brief biographical sparks and asks readers to correct misconceptions. It closes inviting readers to send corrections to Clark Kinnaird.
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Clark Kinnaird
Central Press
Anthony van Dyck
Antwerp
Rubens
Charles 1
Aettie
London
Charles
van Dyck
Laventhem
Brussels
Mechlin
Margaret Lemon
Herminia
Clarinda
Central Press Association
Elyria newspaper price and advertising addresses
The notice lists single copy price at three cents and a daily carrier rate of 18 cents per week with an annual prepaid option. It details mail rates outside Elyria, including Lorain and adjoining counties at 3.00 per year, within the state 4.00, and foreign rates. Advertising representatives are Jenne, Wi Cullen Company with offices in New York, Chicago, and Detroit. General Motors note appears as a brief fragment.
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Mail
Elyria
Lorinane
Jenne Wi Cullen Company
York
Firth Ave
Chicago
General Motors
New York Day by Day Satirizes Arts Crowded Scene
The piece surveys New York cultural life with playful asides on Chinatown entertainment, Broadway figures, and film stars. It recalls figures like Irving Berlin, Basil Rathbone, Katharine Norris, and Harold Ross, critiquing magazines, editors, and Wall Street’s impact on publishing.
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New York
Chinatown
Irving Berlin
Gus Edwards
Walt Disney
Donald Duck
John Chapman
Luther Reed
Basil Rathbone
Sequoia
Prince Matchabelli
Walter Huston
Zip
Margaret Whiteman
Oliver Hardy
Kathleen Norris
Harold Ross
Susgests
Drakonchina
Lois Long
Raymond Hitchcock
Betzi Beaton
Tally Charlotte Greenwood
Princess of
Editors and Millionaire Journalists Spark a Barbed Retort
A fragmentary critique targets Frank Vanderlip and a circle of elite writers. Ade, McCuteleon, and Dunne are described as former editors with wealth, while Lucus Beebe is cited as the wealthiest working reporter. The piece hints at club affiliations and professional tensions among a fading generation of press figures.
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Chicago
Newipipermen
Tilo
Ade
McCuteleon
Dunne
Frank Vanderlip
Vanderuip
Newsman's Brotherhood
Meeuteheon
Lucus Beebe
Boston
Nooworker
Jer
California Tourist Business Increases
California tourist business shows strong growth with a 40.7 percent rise over last year as January arrivals reach 45,175 motor tourists. Railways, steamships, and airlines report higher travel, with rail travel up 20 to 40 percent and east coast steamship routes up 50 to 60 percent, signaling a broad uptick in winter tourism.
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Los Angele
California
Department of Agriculture
New York City
Airines
Arizona Names Ambassa dor to Washington with $7500 Salary
The state appoints an ambassador to the U S government at Washington to run errands and collect free federal cash for Arizona. The move highlights calls for better federal state cooperation and criticizes the current chaotic federal system as inadequate for joint problem solving.
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Arizona
United States
Washington
Council of State
Abyssinia
Guatemala
Council
OO Ie OE
Treasure Trove Found by Baltimore Boys
Two relief families in Baltimore report digging in a cellar unearthed a copper pot with 238 gold coins valued at 11 427 dollars face value and 28 872 dollars to collectors. Judge rules finders keepers as boys plan to buy their mother a home and end relief calls. Tax, fees, and possible appeals loom over the windfall.
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Henry Grob
Theodore Jones
Baltimore
Jim Hawkins
Uncle Sam
Time Changes Standards at Mount Holyoke Seminary
A retrospective view recalls Mount Holyoke Seminary's 1837 rules governing female students. Fire starting, potato washing, catechism knowledge, daily mile walks, limited reading, and restricted male contact illustrate strict early norms now seen as quaint. The piece notes each generation’s standards shift, predicting the 1930s will follow suit.
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Mary Lier
Mount Holyoke
Mount Holyoke Seminary
Indiana Abolishes Action for Breach of Promise and Alienation
A new Indiana law ends at law judgments for breach of promise and alienation of affections. The measure, signed by the governor, reflects a broader movement toward removing such lawsuits due to abuses, extortion, Hnckmail, or revenge. It notes support from some women and argues relationships lie outside commercial litigation.
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Indiana
Meredith Nicholson
Ane eyHaea Ie
Urge Regulation of Livestock Breeding
Washington officials urge federal and state action this year to regulate southeastern livestock breeding to prevent screw worm outbreaks. Dr. F C Bishopp of the Department of Agriculture warns that open wounds from farm and range practices must be healed by April 15 and cites breeding timing, docking, dehorning, and marking as key risk factors. The Bureau of Animal Industry notes controlled breeding improves animal husbandry and offspring uniformity.
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Washington
Ois
F. C Bishopp
Department of Agriculture
Bishopp
Bureau of Animal Industry
Gambler Sentenced After Dice Die Allegation
In Lonoke Arkansas Eugene Mitch ell a Black gambler is serving a two year term after a die game incident. he was charged with killing 1 PD Apple ton allegedly rolled crooked dice and caused a death.
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Lonoke
Ark
Eugene Mitchell
Appleton
Negro
Applston
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