Tragic Accident Ends Notable Princeton Career
John Grier Hibben, 72, former Princeton University president and Woodrow Wilson successor, died in a Woodbridge, New Jersey crash yesterday. Mrs Hibben injured. truck driver seriously hurt. Hibben, once a Presbyterian minister turned educator and author, led Princeton from 1912 to 1932 and was an influential publicist in American life.
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John Grier Hibben
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Woodbridge
Hibben
Princeton
Health from the Soil and Outdoor Labor
The article argues that working close to the soil and outdoor labor enhances health and vigor. It notes farmers live longer despite long hours and unsanitary homes, and suggests anyone with space for a garden gains physical benefits from sun, air, and soil contact.
Inverted Mountains Deep Ocean Trench Near Japan Reported
Captain C B Mayo commanding the U S uval oil tanker Ramapo reports a new deep trench in the Pacific near Japan, measured at 33 005 feet using sonic depth finder. Trenches rise like inverted mountain ranges and are compared to Everest in depth, with notable depths near Mindanao and Puerto Rico.
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C. B. Mayo
U.S
Mindanao
Philippines
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Everet
Businessmen Buy Northwest Farms to Tenancy Plan
The Spokane Federal Land Bank reports city business and professional men in the northwest are purchasing farms and leasing them to tenants, sometimes relatives, who grow crops on shares. The move aims to secure food, with possible extra income, and mirrors historic land sales. The pattern in early 1933 surpassed most long-term periods except 1928, prompting debate about its societal impact and as a potential safe retreat from future depressions amid broader economic worries.
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Tne
Spokane
Federal Land Bank
Northwest
Silent Observer and Snippets From Everyday Life
A collage of verse about home and memory contrasts with brief humorous vignettes. The Silent Observer envisions a tranquil village scene near a church where vows were spoken, while separate clippings mock modern life, manners, and daily errands. The tone reflects old newspaper humor and domestic imagery.
Verses of Noted Pioneers and Writers in Anniversaries
Anniversaries list notable births and deaths across generations. Gabriel Jones born 1724, Seth Warner born 1743, Edward Jenner born 1749, Anna B. M. Jameson born 1794, Frederick A. Genth born 1820, William H. Haire born 1838, Mar. Edwards Bryan born 1842, with death dates and places noted for each.
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Gabriel Jones
Virginia
Seth Warner
Rexbury
Conn
Edward Jenner
Anna B M. Jameson
Frederick A . Genth
Germany
Philadelphia
William H. Haire
Princeton N. J
Atlantic City
Mar. Edwards Bryan
Jefferson County
Georgia
Today in history highlights from 1666 to 1932
A compact history card lists key dates: Montreal founded in 1666, Newark, New Jersey founded, 1792 New York Stock Exchange organized, 1914 Norway adopts its constitution, 1864 UCS Postal Money Order system established, and 1932 the Curtis Lindbergh hoax exposed.
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Montreal
Newark
N. J
New York Stock Exchange
Norway
UCS
Curtis-Lindbergh
Birth anniversaries of notable figures across nations
George C. Allen of New York chairman of the board of the Duke Endowment born in Warren county North Carolina 59 years ago. Dr John L Atenander of St Louis religious educator director at the American Youth Foundation born in Scotland 55 years. Philip James of New York composer and conductor born at Jersey City New Jersey 43 years ago. Frederich W B Coleman of Minnesota former U S Minister to Denmark born in Detroit 59 years ago. J Theodore Mariner career diplomat born in Portland Maine 41 years ago. Dr John W Abercrombie noted Alabama educator born in St Clair county Alabama 67 years ago. Henri Barbusse noted French author born 60 years ago. Ev King Alfonso XVIII of Spain born 47 years ago.
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George C. Allen
New York
Duke Endowment
Warren County
North Carolina
John L. Atenander
St Louis
American Youth Foundation
Scotland
Philip James
Jersey City
N. J
Frederich W. B Coleman
Minnesota
U. S
Denmark
Detroit
J. Theodore Mariner
Portland
Maine
John W. Abercrombie
Alabama
St Clair County
Henri Barbusse
Alfonso XVIII of
Spain
Description of a Loving and Agreeable Person in Life
The text describes a loving and agreeable person inclined to find happiness in ordinary life. It notes that parts of the personality may grant power and authority with good aspects, which could include an arbitrary spirit that might conflict with general tolerance. It warns to guard against this to avoid losing friends, while indicating no signs of special misfortune.
The individual’s great enemy in rebellion against ambition
A cryptic line references a longstanding foe described as the great enemy of the individual amid repressed ambition, with echoes of a secret society and its pervasive reach across branches and locales.
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the Society For Repressing
Truthseekers praise Chronicle Telegram notices in Elyria
The Truthseekers Class of the First United Presbyterian Church of Elyria thanks The Chronicle Telegram for the splendid church page and the notices it prints. They wish prosperity for the newspaper and hope it will continue to publish the class items.
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Presbyterian Church of
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
The Truthseekers' Class Announces Church Page Notes
Margaret Williamson signs off as editor of the Truthseekers Class page in a church bulletin style notice. The item lists a collaborative, community focused feature titled May’s Church Page and invites reader contributions and reflections.
Utah law requires rear end reflectors on autos
Salt Lake City Utah carriers of automobiles must equip rear end reflectors visible from the rear under a new Utah law. The measure aims to improve daytime and nighttime visibility and safety on state roads. The statute specifies reflector placement and compliance enforcement through standard vehicle inspections.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Automobile handlight for 200 seat reflector addition
An automobile feature note describes a handlight designed for a 200 seat capacity vehicle. The reflector is stated as an addition to the usual tail light, enhancing visibility and signaling.
Elk herd in Yellowstone grows sharply in year count
Missoula Montana March 1 The elk herd in Yellowstone National Park shows a 11 to 12 per cent rise according to forest service game expert William Rush Rangers tally 11 580 elk in a recent check up from 10 614 last count The herd is estimated at about 14 000 animals now
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Missoula
Mont. UP
Yellowstone National Park
William Rush
Forest Service
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