Forests Strain Under Rapid Timber Use Across U S
American Forests officials warn timber is felled faster than new growth matures. Annual US wood use reaches 14.5 billion cubic feet, equating to about 160 million trees and a forest area of 12 000 square miles. Fires pests and mining consume large shares, with many states pursuing reforestation. Government plans aim from drought belts to small federal plantings, but time remains the chief hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tree Association
United States
Aftermath of Election Furniture Sale Highlight
In New York papers the day after an election two furniture ads from campaigns appeared side by side. Regan furniture listed 300 executive desks 100 directors tables 1250 chairs and related items used less than 30 days. Whaley's from Democratic HQ offered a similar range. We do not know sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moses. Taylor
McGoldrick
Liberal Party
Regan Furniture
New Jersey
Democratic
Whaley’s
Regan
Real Santa Claus Money Drives Christmas Spending
Money from Christmas clubs will total £370 million for 7.5 million members over the next two weeks. About 75 percent will circulate immediately, with 42 percent used for buying presents and taxes and insurance premiums also paid. The piece lauds thrift as Calvin Coolidge defined it, saving to spend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Wall Street backs SEC regulation after early resistance
The New York Stock Exchange and Wall Street shifted from fierce opposition to regulatory oversight by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Observers note Whitney’s praise of SEC aims, claiming regulation promotes a stable market, with both SEC and NYSE pursuing similar goals. The piece reflects on public indifference to regulatory mechanics while acknowledging a sense of market security under increased oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
New Deal
Senate
Finance
Ross
Ferdinand Pecora
The
Securities Commission
SEC
Washington
Richard Whitney
Pecora
Exchange
Mr. Whitney
NYSE
Whitney
Courageous Messenger Goes Into Danger For Faith
The text extols a man who speaks in synagogues and risks his life to reveal Jesus as the Messiah. It likens his actions to rescue workers facing fire and storm, presenting his path as the cross leading to glory. Lines praise devotion, sacrifice, and a missionary fervor attributed to F. W. H. Miers.
Today in history and birthdays of notable figures
Anniversaries list founders and figures born in Ireland, New Jersey, England, and New Hampshire with death dates, plus today in history events spanning 1764 to 1982. Includes birthdays of Grace Abbott, Justin Miller, Chester Davis, Henry Shute, Frank Vanderlip, John Plaskett, Henri Gouraud, and others, with brief horoscopic notes and a note on equine courage as emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Brown
Baltmore
Ireland
Seth Boyden
New Jersey
Foxboro
Mass
George Grote
Benjamin Champney
New England
New Ipswich
N. H
Louis H. Lyauray
Fed
John Peter Zenger
New York City
Congress
New Capitol Buildings
Washington
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Cleveland
Col
Raymond Robbins
Pres. Hoover
North Carolina
Grace Abbott
CL. S. Children’s Bureau
Amir
Chicago
Grand Island
Neb
Justin Miller
Duke Univ. Law School
Crescent City
Cal
Chester C. Davis
Dallas Co
Iowa
Henry A. Shute
Exeter
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Aurora
Ill
John S. Plaskett
Henri Gourand
France
Paris
The Elyria and Carlisle Churches Union and Growth
A historical account details the 1822 Carlisle church and 1822 Elyria church union, merging to share meeting plans across Elyria and Carlisle. It covers key members, self-supporting status, early AMH Society resolutions, and the 1834 First Congregational Church establishment. It also traces church buildings, pastors from Lathrop to Grant, and the 1899-1908 leadership culminating in the present edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Cari
Eria
Carlisle
Eiv
Elyria
Samuel Brooks
Hezzhiah Brooks
Lydia Brooks
Hannah Johnson
Sophia Brooks
Hannah Brooks
Irene Johnson
Presbyterian Church
American Home Missionary Society
Mssionary Society
A. M. H. Society
Presbyterian
Congregational
First Congregational Church of
Second Street
Second
Court Streets
Grosvenor
Atone
Wosa
E. W. Metcalf
Daniel W. Lathrop
Elaria
New Haven
Conn
Johns Shipherd
Shipherd
Oberlin College
Jane
Iate
David A. Grosvenor
Timothy Making
Francis A. Wilbur
Fergus L. Kenyon
Judson Smith
Charles H. Wheeler
Edwin EB. Williams
D. D. DeLong
William E. Cadmus
Paul Harlan Metcalf
Mr. Metcalf
Oberlin Colleges
Chicago Seminary
Oberlin Seminary
John H. Grant
Cadmus
First Congregational Church in Elyria Celebrates Milestones
The First Congregational church in Elyria marks anniversaries from 1874 to its one hundred and tenth in 1924 with plans for a 1926 commemorative program. Notables like Rev E E Williams Rev F A Wilbur and Oberlin president James H Fairchild participated. The church outlines past leadership and its continued commitment to right action amid changing world conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Conn
Fneyland
Elyria
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
E. E. Williams
F. A. Wilbur
James H. Faircebild
Oberlin
N. W. Lathrop
Mann
Church
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Guild
Wnen’s Association
Good Will Bible Class
Mission Study Club
Cora May Walton
Wedding gown contest invades London papers
The Star prints a wedding advertising stunt for the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina marriage on November 29 inviting readers to pick their six best gowns from eight designs. Prizes include 100 free seats along the royal procession route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Kent
Marina
Greece
The
Star
Day's Music Store Promotes 1935 Radios and RCA Tubes
Day's Music Store endorses Stromberg Carlson sets with Model 6S all wave radios covering 540 to 25000 kilocycles. Stores stress RCA tubes in sealed cartons with maker guarantee and shop warranty. Music classes in session with Elyria and Cleveland teachers, banjo mandolin guitar group sessions attract over fifty participants. encourages youth music opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromberg Carlson
Reliable Company
RCA
Elyria
Cleveland
Day's Hardware stocks new shells and warm gear for hunting
Day's Hardware reports a stock up after opening day sales with new shell sizes and gauges arriving. The shop offers all standard loads and a wide range of rain proof coats pants and caps. For hunters traveling to Pennsylvania or Michigan warm mackinaw outfits are available. Thanksgiving needs include Federal Magic Black oval roasters in three sizes plus aluminum and Savory roasters and pans. A food chopper and electric mixers aid Turkey Day and other meals. A 1935 Detroit Stove Works cabinet gas range and Jewel ranges priced 69.50 to 125 carry colors and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Detroit Stove Works
Jewel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnutt
Clare George
Uncle Sam
Scott’s
Sora
R. J. Scott
Airl
Trerely
Foshay Tower
Si Aah
Ann Be
Washington Monument
Mexico
Golden Legion Bible
F. W. H. Miers
Dorothy Dix
Elizabeth M., Gimer
New Orleans
Tenn
Amelita Galli-Curci
Italy
Harry M. Lydenberg
N. ¥. Public Library
James H. Rand, Jr
Patrick Ashley Cooper
Hudson's Bay Company
Calgada
Malif
California
Nevada
Jefferson
Sallys
Nani
Elyria Automobile Club
Aliyan Gehl
Automobile Club
Gold
Africa
Elyria and
Obio
Household Finance Co
All
Waite
Elyria, Obio
Hubert Day & Sons
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Day’s Music Store
Broad &T
Day's Hardware
Broad St
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