Memorial Has New Magazine
Memorial Has New Magazine reports the Carl Schura Memorial Foundation launches the American German Review a quarterly media zine to foster cultural relations between the United States and German speaking peoples. Jacob Gould Schurman former Cornell president and German ambassador authored the lead article Cultural Inspiration From Germany.
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Carl Schura Memorial Foundation
United States
America
Ail Schiy Foundation
Germany
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell
Ife
Day by Day highlights from Oct 5 history and early notes
A compact Oct 5 chronicle cites 1914 Irish Volunteer movements and U S pamphlet efforts, detailing Sinn Fein signatories and Casement appeals. It recalls 1656 Massachusetts Bay Colony F Quaker persecution and burning, 1703 Jonathan Edwards birth, and Tecumseh's 1818 prominence with a sweep of early American history notes.
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Egypt
Canada
England
Ireland
Sinn Fein
John MacNeill
Patrick H. Pearse
Joseph Plunkett
Thomas McDonagh
America
Roger Casement
Dublin
United States
Casement
Germany
U. S
National Volunteers
Tecumseh and proctor figures in 1813 battle recalled
The article recalls Tecumseh’s death in the 1813 Thames battle where Bri g Gen Harrison’s 3500 volunteers defeated 700 British regulars and 1200 Amerindians under Proctor who fled and was disgraced for cowardice. It notes Richard Johnson’s claim to have killed Tecumseh and a 1932 air achievement by Pangborn and Herndon. It also lists notable figures born in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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the Thames
Canada
Benjamin Harrison
Henry A. Proctor
Proctor
Tecumseh
Richard M. Johnson
Illinois hunter resigns after eagle misfire
Centralia resident Carl McBride went hunting for squirrels in Centralia Wisconsin and shot what he believed was an owl. The bird proved to be an eagle with a six foot wingspan. The incident prompted promotion of constitution preservation themes.
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Centralia, WL
Carl McBride
Centralia
Iowa Farm Referendum Signals 1935 Crop Program Support
Polls of 75 000 Iowa farmers show 75 percent favor retaining AAA crop control in 1935 with $73 700 000 in tied corn hog benefits promised. A statewide tally from 30 counties found Yes 6 949 No 2 500, a result seen as decisive for continuing the program amid broader Midwest surveys.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chaiman R. M. Lvans
State Reduction Commission
Kivans
Alto
LAA
Wrongs and Myths Across Time and Peoples
A 1934 notice invites readers to submit "wrongs" or incorrect beliefs for publication, citing myths about snakes on ropes cold feet from wetness and political group sameness. It notes a paper seeking submissions through Clark Kinnaird and mentions 200,000 Germans migrating to Brazil since 1920.
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Brazil
Social notes from Erhart and surrounding towns
Belden Mr and Mrs Charles Wise and Jeanne spent Wednesday evening at the Charles Fisher home in Erhart. A rug demonstration at the Y W C A in Elynn drew several locals including Mrs D Greisinger Mrs Mary Killip Mrs A L Wise Mrs George Weyer Mrs Rudolph Pfeiffer Mrs B Schaef er and Mrs J D Mennell. Importation of salt is prohibited into China.
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Charles Wise
Jeanne
Charles Fisher
Erhart
Elynn
D. Greisinger
Mary Killip
A. L. Wise
George Weyer
Rudolph Pfeiffer
B Schaefer
J. D Mennell
George Grabenstetter
Ridgeville
Frank Weidner
Bert Goodman
Wav Schroeder
John Behn
O'Donnell
Canton
Wim. Law
Arthur Weidner
Raymond and
Leona
Cleveland Heights
Creamulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Creamulsion as a seven in one remedy for coughs and colds. It promises fast relief, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee by the druggist if relief is not achieved.
Airline pilot to become freshman law student in Cleveland
Hudson Smart, seven years in air mail and transport flying, plans to leave flying to study law as a freshman. The United Airlines pilot, after three years with the firm, completed his last flight from Chicago to Cleveland and arrived to begin the change.
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Hudson Smart
Smart
United Airlines
Chicago
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