New York Day By Day By Driscoll on City Life
Diary passages reflect on household life and daily chatter in New York May 2. Observations cover a dog recovering from police dog incident, summer plans discussions, and reflections on aging children. Commentary on Miss Seitert winning a $10 000 prize and broader questions about writing talent thriving in New York.
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York
Kidd
Mary
Pat
Nk Healy
Theansas River
Washington
Sun
Gee
Federt
Atlanta honors Henry Grady as emblem of unity and progress
A nostalgic portrait recalls Henry Grady’s impact in Atlanta with a public square, statue, and journalism schools bearing his name. The piece contrasts Grady’s city tributes with Harlem’s evolving summer fashion and notes Corliss Lamont’s outspoken political stance and his parents’ tolerant stance. It ends with a brief personal anecdote about a watch that cannot keep time.
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Atlanta
Henry Grady
New York
Metabolism and Eye Function Linked in Health Column
The column notes a statement by J. V. L. of Texas about the link between eye function and metabolism. It defines metabolism as the ongoing chemical changes in living cells that supply energy and build new material, comparing it to a scale easily thrown out of balance by various factors.
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Texas
Metabolic Rate Affects Glasses Fitting and Eye Comfort
A discussion of a noiseless metabolic rate device notes how systemic health and circulation influence eyewear fitting. Case examples include a thin 46 year old man with normal blood pressure but low metabolic rate and three patients whose eye discomfort tied to nervous strain stomach issues and a latent infection. Improved general health and infection treatment led to better eye comfort anticipated soon.
Rest Your Eyes and Prevent Fatigue With Simple Night Care
Practical tips urge cleansing the eyes at night and keeping a clean eye wash nearby to remove dust. Rest periods, short breaks from strain, and simple eye baths with boric acid or salt can reduce fatigue poisons and improve comfort. The text notes common eye strain causes and the city of Berne’s heraldic bear appears as a local symbol.
District Superintendent to Speak at Nazarene Church Tonight
Rev. C A Gibson district superintendent of the Ohio District Churches of the Nazarene and his son and daughter in law Rev and Mrs Fred Gibson will be at the local Church of the Nazarene for a 730 p m service tonight Monday May 2 Gibson recently returned from a Holy Land trip and may speak on incidents from his visit Rev and Mrs Gibson are evangelists with Mrs Gibson a singer The public is invited to attend and expect an interesting service
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C. A. Gibson
Ohio
WPA Worker In Race For Congress From St Louis
Lawrence Smith a 36 year old WPA worker from St Louis announces he will run for Congress. He campaigns from a zoo duck pond saying 4000 WPA workers back him and aims for 100 dollar a month wages and real WPA relief. He faces Rep Thomas C Hennings Jr in the race.
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St, Louis
Lawrence Smith
WPA
Congress
A. F. of L
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
St. Louis
Smith
Forest Park
Central College
Fayette
Autobiography of Hon. George Metcalf Scene at Cemetery Hill
Aaron Walker, wounded by an artillery shell, and the narrator describe a Civil War assault on Cemetery Hill. They witness massive bombardment, a mysterious black missile, and Lee's troops advancing in long lines as Union reinforcements pour fire. The account ends with continued combat and a note that the story will be continued.
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Aaron Walker
Cemetery Hill
Lee
Senior class hosts spring party at Wellington High
The Wellington High School Senior class held a Spring party for Sophomore and Junior classes Friday night at the school house with about 100 attendees. Howard West led the event, LaVon Kepler oversaw decorations, Myrtle Waldorf handled refreshments, and Pauline Powell organized entertainment featuring activities like dancing, card and ping pong games.
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Wellington
Wellington High School
Howard West
LaVon Kepler
Myrtle Waldorf
Pauline Powell
Bountiful May Party Planned by Local Class
A covered dish supper followed by games was coordinated by Robert Herrick Daniel Sheppard and Charles Shepard with Mrs. Robert Herrick leading devotionals. The class votes to host a May party at the Barnes home on Friday evening May 27.
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Floyd Irish
South Main Street
Robert Herrick
Daniel Shepard
Charles Shepard
Charles Barnes
Organization meeting for Democratic women in Wellington
The Women’s Democratic club in Wellington and nearby areas will meet at 517 Herrick Avenue East the home of Mrs. R. J. Fortney. The discussion starts at 7 30 Friday night May 6 and invites any woman interested in organizing the club to attend.
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Wellington
R. J. Fortney
Herrick Avenue East
Democratic Club
Homebuilders Sunday School Class Guests at April Party
Thirty representatives of the Homebuilders Sunday-school class of the Methodist Episcopal church were guests at a delightful April party held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Mete-N-Ete Sewing Club Guests At Mrs Clodwick Tonight
The Mete-N-Ete sewing club will be guests of Mrs Floyd Clodwick tonight. Every member is urged to attend. Street Commissioner James Sheller and his street force are busy gathering up rubbish in town today.
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Floyd Clodwick
James Sheller
Senior Girl Reserves Host Breakfast at School
The Senior Girl Reserves club of the local school will enjoy their morning meal event in the cafeteria. Members planned a simple breakfast likely to include pastries and fruit, focusing on fellowship and service.
May Breakfast and Distinction Day Rumored Events
A May 3 breakfast at Wagner's Grove northwest of town will be cooked under Lucille Green. A May 17 Distinction Day for the Girl Reserves includes wearing insignia all day, a pot-luck supper, and a theater party.
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Wagner's Grove
the Grove
Lucille Green
Revival and personnel moves at Elyria Baptist scene
A large delegation from the First Baptist church attended a revival at Elyria Baptist on Friday night. Ruth Allison transfers to Elyria from Medina and Arlon Smith becomes Medina county office manager, with the Smith family moving from Elyria to Medina soon. Philip Moulton of Fenn College spoke to the senior class. An advertisement extols World’s Tonic as a multi-use health aid with a coupon offer at Phillips Drug Store.
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First Baptist Church
Elyria Baptist Church
Wellington High Sets Friday Observance for Mother's Day
Wellington High School schedules events for Friday afternoon as churches plan to observe Mother's Day on Sunday May 8. Inspirational programs are being prepared for the observance.
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Wellington High School
Wellington
Strike cuts off bread supply in Akron
A strike of Bakery Drivers' Union members cut off Akron bread supply. The walkout began after the union demanded longer vacation periods and salary increases for four salesmen.
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Akron
Akron, O
Strike Impacts Estimated 1500 Persons
An estimate placed the number of people affected by the strike at about 1,500. The figures reflect the broader disruptions likely to accompany the labor action.
Home Building Night in London Exceeds Postwar Britain
GP Kingsley Wood Health Minister reveals in Home and Empire that Britain has built a total of 000 new houses since the war, a figure unmatched by any other country. He stresses the gap remains large and unequal.
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London
Great Britain
Kingsley Wood
M 1
Transcontinental Railway Stretch Grips Australia
A straight 328 mile land span without curves or river crossings marks a notable section of Australia’s railway history. The desolate route passes through treeless terrain, defining a remarkable engineering feat and national landmark.
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Australia
Transcontinestal Railway
Amazing Tonic Offer In Elyria For Health Sufferers
A local notice touts the Famous Scientifically Blended World's Tonic as a health aid for acid stomach, sluggish liver, bile and kidney issues, rheumatic pains, jitters, and constipation. It promotes a May 3 and 4 sale in Elyria with a 25 cent trial bottle and declares wide community benefit.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Phillips Drug Store
Elyria
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