National effort to shift trade policy under Roper plan
The administration signals belated recognition of foreign markets work as Secretary Roper and Commerce push for a centralized foreign mercial center. Critics warn of soft-pedal methods and favoritism toward exporters while Chamber of Commerce weighs a broad member poll on Rooseveltian trade and Hoover-era loyalties amid looming political maneuvering.
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Ropers
Department of Imerce
R. Roper
Tusy
Gary
Aconsular
Inges
Hoover
Department of Comce
Ness Regents
J. Roper
Mr. Roosevelt
Cought
R. Repar
Mar
Busine
Hull
Quake impacts Helena home with sweeping powers debate
The article discusses a congressional clash over Black Committee powers, the potential for subpoenas targeting economic decisions, and fears of an American OGPU climate. It notes a New Deal official framing PWA actions as businesslike while warning of broader government reach and possible repercussions for bankers and consumers.
Laxative Form Used For Gentle Digestive Help
A historical note explains reducing dosage to restore regularity using liquid laxatives. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is cited as a pleasant tasting, non habit forming option. It mentions senna and cascara as gentle ingredients suitable for children and emphasizes liquid form for precise dosing.
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Caldwell
Huntington BRI reporting a local social visit notes
Nov 3 Huntington reports Mrs. Fred Gott of Litchfield and Mrs. William McEndree of Wellington called on Mrs. H. Allen. Miss Helen Kate Cleveland, a nurse, visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. Kater, Wellington. Observation focuses on familiar names and routine calls amid a garbled panel of names and dates.
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Huntington
Fred Gott
Litchfie
William McEndree
Wellington
H. Allen
Helen Kateeting
Cleveland
D . Kater
T Wellington
Old Bute
Winfred Hya
Reese Ang
Spaulding County Husking Bee Contest Saturday
Mrs. H. O. Berkley and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laughbery attended the funeral of A. B. Richards in Sullivan last Monday. Mrs. Will Ginnard of Cleveland spent the weekend with her father C. C. Hines and Mrs Grace Long.
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Spaulding
H. O. Berkley
Henry Laughbery
A. B. Richards
Sullivan
Will Ginnard
Cleveland
C. C. Hines
Grace Long
Penfield Club Banquet and Local Briefs
Nov 9 Penfield note day banquet held at a home with chicken supper and social hour. Prizes awarded to Hemen, Car, Rue, Schulz, and others. Straw stack on J B Eslin farm burned. Wellington fire department assisted. Brief items include Methodist Aid dinner Nov 6, quilt project, Farm Woman's Club Nov 7 officers named, and local visit notes.
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Aqchle Club
Penfield
Mermvers
Aaris Pinochia
J. B. Eslin
Wellington
Methodist Aid Society
Weleran Farm Woman's Club
Wiliam Brouse
Jean Fraunteider
John de Amherst
Benneke
Lawrence Betts
Fred Hopes
Amherst
Angershach
Oberlin to Host Third Annual Church Music Conference
Oberlin Ohio on November 18 hosts the third annual Church Music Conference alongside a Chapter of the Organists meeting. The event will cover demonstrations and discussions on church music, aiming to share tips and proposals for liturgical singing and conducting.
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Oberlin
Church Music Conference
Ohio
Halloween Fest Attendees In Elyria And Kingston
Local residents including Mr Brad Trez and family from Lorain plus Mr and Mrs Louis Sp and daughter Tom Cargiina Spiegelberg of Elyria attended a Halloween parade in Kingston. Several households across Elyria and nearby towns joined a Sunday church gathering to hear Maude Hoagian, a missionary recently exiled in Panzi Congo Africa, at the Baptist church in Kingston. Mrs C J Behnke visited Mrs Minnie Fawl in Elyria on Wednesday afternoon.
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Bradtrez
Lorain
Louis Sp
Tom Cargiina Spiegelberg
Elyria
Beeera
Pende
Kington
Walter Gregg
J. B. Egiin
Ane
Fiord DeLong
Maude Hoagian
Missionats
Oberlin hosts Gothic Cathedral talk and choral concert
A conference at Oberlin presents a discussion on choir training by Paul Beymer, a Gothic Cathedral lecture by Dr. Clarence Ward, and a concert by the Oberlin A Cappella Choir with the Conservatory Quartette and Elisabethan Singers. Admission is free.
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Warner Concert Hall
Paul Beymer
Northern Ohio
American Guild
Oberlin Art Museum
Clarence FE. Ward
Oberlin Art Department
Oberlin A Capella
Olaf Christiansen
Oberlin Conservatory Quartette
Cert
Johnson
Kessler
Frazer
Mary U Bensert
Pian’st
Eligabethan
Orator Dyer Plans Speech On Underground Water System
Dr. M. Dyer, candidate for mayoral nomination, announced a talk on an underground water supply to replace sewage water from the Susquehanna. A near empty meeting in Ghamton drew one attendee and a reporter, with the organizer and building custodian present.
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Ghamton
M. Dyer
Walter
Binghamton
Dyer
Frank A. West
Weill Water Club
Susquehanna River
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