Advice for Young Job Seekers From Columbia Professor
In Cincinnati on May 4 Edwin A. Lee head of Columbia University vocational education advises youths seeking work to explore many fields, take aptitude tests, and train in vocational schools or night programs. He urges self analysis, independent choice, and continual learning to recover from job loss.
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Cincinnati
Edwin A. Lee
Department of Vocation Education
Columbia University
Lee
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kipton Girl Visits Canton Parents Over Weekend
Miss Esther Calkins of Canton spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs W W Calkins. Mr and Mrs L A Obitts of Ely...
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Kipton
Esther Calkins
Canton
W. W. Calkins
Yeats Refused Publicity For Mark Twain Medal
William Butler Yeats secretly received the Mark Twain poetry prize in Dublin on May 25, 1937. Dr. Douglas Hyde presented the medal after a dinner, with Yeats approving a private engraving calling him the modern Hesiod. Yeats died January 29 in Mentone, France. Peterborough installs its first woman mayor, Mrs. C. W. Bryant.
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Webster Grove
William Butler Yeats
Mark Twain
Cyril Clemens
International
Mark Twain Society
Yeats
Mentone
France
Clemens
Duplin
Douglas Hyde
Eire
Irish Academy of Letters
W. Bb. Yeats
Oberlin church funeral noted among local visitors
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Perkins and others who attended the funeral of Dean McRoberts at the First Church of Oberlin. Several local families hosted guests and relatives, including Barry Weber visiting John Weber, and Rev. Tucker Humphries and wife welcoming a baby daughter.
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Ria
Nelle Obitts
William Brumby
F. A. Perkins
M. E. Perkins
Dean McRoberts
Oberlin
Barry Weber
John Weber
Tucker Humphries
Dover
Humphries
Ripton
Luella Whitney
Lakewood
J. M. Whitney
Harvey Pillivant
Elyria
James Meek
O. T. Geist
Earl Shedd
Detroit
C. C. Bickel
Kathryn Becker
Dora Twining
Henrietta
Theft of antique jewel on boat train between Waterloo and Southampton
Scotland Yard probes the loss of a $10,000 antique jewel owned by J. W. White a wealthy South African merchant on a boat train traveling from Waterloo to Southampton England.
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Scotland Yard
J. W. White
Waterloo
Southampton
England
Scarves and Handkerchiefs Featured on First Floor
Readable fragments show a display of scarves in white and color options and plain and printed handkerchiefs along with linens and costumes on the first floor. Details are limited due to OCR damage but indicate a mixed textile display.
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Marcel
Ruth's
Lake Ave
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Jean Marie Consigny James
Beverly Hills
Cal
Peterborough
C. W. Bryant
Adv
Haserodt
Hamilton Hamilton
Lady Hamilton
Sylvia
Winona
America
Hamilton
Dodson
Elliott
Modern and Manly
Jewels
Hagerodt
Eleanore Loeffler
Brandau
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Bemberg
Lynspun
Ceweae
Lorraine
Batiste
Mickey House
FLOOR
Aeaner
Yardley
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien Lelong
Corday
Coty
St. Mary's
CH. Merthe & Co
Merthe & Co
Lemar Eiaerorturianne
Elyrua
A” Bhis
Re Boy
Vratadnis
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