Truancy Rise Shown in Elyria First Month 1935 36
A report by M. Williams Elyria school attendance officer shows 25 truancy cases in September 1935 36 up from 14 in the same month last year. Absences due to sickness nepotism and other causes are broken out with cases of neglect by parents and employment among the factors. Williams plans an intensive campaign to reduce absences as state funding depends on daily attendance. Also noted are issued permits and over age verifications. The final line of a separate note mentions remains of an ancient civilization found buried in Creve.
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Elyria
M. Williams
Wil
Wil Ham
Williams
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Where Our Tax Money Goes and War Costs
A critical view notes the United States spends two million dollars daily to strengthen military and naval powers, with past war costs and future funding totaling about 45 percent of federal income. The piece argues preparedness requires tax funding, cites global armament, and suggests pacifism without power is ineffective. It condemns high tax burdens and warns that investment in warfare yields no dividends.
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United States
The Wheel Symbolic Of Our Times
The piece argues progress shifts to a fast wheel age requiring sharper mental processes for safe driving. It compares alert, quick thinking in drivers to firefighting, warning that wool-gathering is dangerous and careless driving is a hard habit to break. ends with a cryptic word.
When Should We Eat More Often The Calorie Question
Yale professors argue meals timing matters more than what we eat. They challenge calorie talk, urging constant stomach work with frequent small meals. They warn hunger is not a safe guide and stress balance of bread, meat, milk, eggs, vegetables, fruits.
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Yale
Home Safety Campaign Targets Households and Farms
The American Red Cross launches a nationwide Home accident prevention program with home and farm checklists mailed to millions. Citizens are urged to identify danger points, review safety habits, and act on forethought to reduce fatal accidents at home, aligning with road safety vigilance but relying on personal responsibility.
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Onix
American Red Cross
Fathers Chub and Self-Help Projects Help Unemployed Men
A group of elderly men in Ranses City formed the Fathers Chub and Self-Help Projects to operate a self-owned factory producing novelties. Financed privately, they now manufacture lawn chairs ironing boards toy cars doorsteps and rubber doormats. The cooperative provided meaningful work replacing relief and rebuilt confidence, turning idleness into independence and sustainable income.
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Ranses
Batsto estate and era of the Lippincotts in New Jersey
The piece surveys the Batsto estate in New Jersey, linking it to Joseph Lippincotts and the Wharton clan, notes rivers crossing the land and its hydro electric purpose for Philadelphia, and touches on Revolutionary War era shadow and famous contemporaries in publishing and illustration. It mentions Edd Rickenbacker, Harper’s Bazaar artist, and Carl Van Anda’s retirement from the New York Times.
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New York
Philadelphia
Batsto
Joseph Lippimesrs
Quaker Book
Brotherly
Lippincotts
New Jersey
Wharton
Cosmopolitan
Kathleen Norris
Carl van Anda
New York Times
Georgetown
Roamer
The
Times
Noted editor Emeritus and writers profiled in history page
A fragmented history page highlights editor emeritus John Phil lips, praised for editorial agility and prolific reading of stories. It lists anniversaries of military, literary and academic figures, then notes a school project in Chester where children help with tools, and a London Stop-and-Go light case with a minor fine.
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Creve
Tire of Relief
America
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Coleslaw
Drited
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Penes
Arthoven
Parshine
Rickenbacker
Eddie
Harper's
Bazaar
Atlantic
Ammons
Lcribner’s
Mr. Bridge
Herbert Mares
Jam Montgomery Flagg
Ewine Galloway
Yuma
Arizona
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John
Phillips
McNaught Syndicate
Irvin McDorell
West Point
Columbus
Heelen Hunt Jackson
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R. S
Colorado
Normene
Seo
Friedrich W
Biansiecz
New York City
George Foo
Ohio
Presb Dove
Harvard
Wes
Oscar Wide
Dublin
Paris
Boston
Historic
New England
Napoleon
Dierfus
France
Tron
Congress
Hunmsa
Corhe Sur
George F. Johnson Endicott
Manuter
Iperal Leber Pokier
Ord. Mass
Azoval Sims
Newport
Port Hope
Canada
Willam D. Upshaw
Atlanta
Newman
Ernes C. Peizotto
San Francisco
Elmer Drew Merrill
East Auburn
Maine
Arthur B. Reeve
Trenton
X. J
Patchogine
N. Y
Wiliam Temple
York
England
Pelham G. Wodehouse
Dorn
Tonay
Beild School
Chester
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Dren
London
Carl Janssen
Thames
the Springs of Moses
Parsch Lumber
Lodi Street
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Etyria. Ohle
Pontiac
Pontiac Motor Company
Michigan
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