Caution Must Temper Power in American Governance
A historic election gives the party broad congressional majorities, but leaders must guard against overreach. The piece urges reverence for the Constitution, warning even well intentioned officials can err when power seems near-absolute, and calls for reform within enduring democratic principles.
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Fire Loss Reports Spark Call for Safer Habits
The National Board of Fire Underwriters cites 3.405 million dollars in first nine months losses, down 15 percent from last year. It warns most fire waste stems from careless heating, rubbish, unattended wiring, and discarded cigarettes, urging everyone to act to cut future losses.
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Baseball Shows How Human Japanese Are
Pomona California Bulletin reflects on U S Japan baseball exchanges as a beacon of mutual understanding. It argues that friendly sports bridging cultures could soften tensions amid naval rivalries and disarmament talks, suggesting athletes can influence international goodwill.
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Cycle of Civilization Shadows Kidnapping Tale and Lottery Windfall
A report links a wave of crime to a man who won seventy five thousand dollars in the Irish sweepstakes after starting with three cents in a number racket. The 39 year old, once nearly penniless, considers using the winnings for a car and nephews' education, while fearing kidnapping due to wealth. The piece suggests a cynical take on how money alters behavior and invites readers to reflect on value and safety.
Today in History and Anniversaries
Anniversaries list notable births and deaths from 1648 to 1879 including Robert Cuvelier de La Salle Abraham Baldwin Jorge Ella Marian Burns Shelby McCullom George Gissing William McGeehan Charles Mack and others. Also notes birthdays and horoscopes with dated events spanning political and literary figures and public figures across eras.
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Girls Victory Prompts Brownhelm Basketball Return
Brownhelm girls prepared for a new Sunday game after their recent contest results. Emma placed second with Ruth Seerest earning notable recognition. Local fans discuss a planned Eaton takeover as the team anticipates a stronger showing next Sunday. Nearby residents, including Mr and Mrs Thomas Potter and Mr and Mrs Cecil Young, visited Mrs Peter Bringman and others from Oberlin, Lorain, and Toledo over the weekend.
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Amherst News Notes Local Social Visits and Gatherings
Local residents share visits and Sunday gatherings across Amherst Lorain and Elyria. Names include Mr and Mrs George Ruth Miss Mildred Ruth Miss Gladys Briad Christina Boren and many others at homes of relatives and friends with several trips to Lorain and South Amherst.
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Weekend visitors gather in Lorain from Oberlin to Cleveland
Saturday evening in Lorain, residents and visitors from Oberlin, Cleveland, Lakewood, Elyria, and Elyria area joined Mr and Mrs Andre Sundar and others at their home. Guests included Miss Gertrude Meucen of Oberlin Business College and families such as Mr and Mrs Saland, Mr and Mrs Daniels, and Mr and Mrs Dorner among several others visiting or calling in the city.
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Eraldine
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Vaas
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Ernest
Lakewood
Mike Dorner
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Canadian tourist trade up sharply this year in Ottawa report
Delegates at the Canadian Association of Tourist and Public Bureaux annual conference in Ottawa say Canadian tourist traffic rose 200 to 500 percent over 1933 due to better economic conditions. Also notes a Boston drugstore’s leech sales and bananas grown in the Jordan valley of Palestine.
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World's Oldest Phone User Claim At Toronto
The world’s oldest continuous telephone user claim is made by Wugh Netlson of Toronto. He notes that since December 8, he has maintained uninterrupted landline service, a record tied to the city’s early adoption. A tangential note recalls early tobacco’s suggested curative use for head colds from colonial times.
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