Today in history and birthdays in brief
Anniversaries list notable figures born in 1735 to 1914 with entries for Adams Kilbourne Cassius Clay Amanda Jones Annie Peek Horace Carpenter Charles Crisp and others. Today covers Cornwallis surrender 1781 Leipzig battle 1813 Cedar Creek ride 1864 Santos Dumont 1901 influenza efforts 1918 and Roosevelt 1952. Birthdays include Fannie Hurst John Finley Hutcheson Reed Trexler Mumford. Also a horoscope noting artistic temperament and resolve guiding to fortune.
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John Adams
Boston
Braintree
Mass
James Kilbourne
Ohio
New Britain
Conn
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
Russia
Madison Co
Amanda T. Jones
Bloomfield
NS. Y
Junction City
Kans
Annie 5. Peek
Providence
R.I
Horace F. Carpenter
Rhode Island
Charles R. Crisp
Georgia
Ellaville
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Leipsic
Napoleon
Phil Sheridan
Battle of
Cedar Creek
Santos Dumont
Hiffel Tower
Paris
Niskey
Amelia
Fannie Hurst
New York City
St. Lois
John H. Finley
The
New York Times
Grand Ridge
Joseph C. Hutcheson, Jr
Houston
Tex
5Th TC. & Circuit Court
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Gover
Heart Reaches Peak Efficiency at Age Twenty Five
London report notes the heart and circulation reach their greatest efficiency around age 25. Dr Bramwell studied 2521 healthy individuals and found the lowest pulse rates near this age. He explains younger men tire more quickly under prolonged exertion and have less cardiac reserve than older athletes.
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London
Crighton Bramwall
Bramwell
Temperature Tales Of Comfort In A Heated Age
The piece notes rising sensitivity to temperatures in the United States and the variety of devices for indoor cooling. It cites mental suggestion, Perchalology, and wallpaper designs like Pride of the Arctic showing polar bears on ice as methods to induce comfort in summer, plus forest scenes or fiery imagery for winter, questioning if such visuals reduce blanket use.
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United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Arctic
Greenland
Pluto
Books as Civilizing Influence Atop Library Talk
Alvin Johnson told the American Library Association that love of reading enriches life beyond material wealth. He praised humanistic books for reducing pettiness, broadening minds, and fostering understanding, arguing books carry civilization and shape the future.
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Alvin Johnson
American Library Association
Mr. Johnson
Delays And Storms In Path Of Congress
Delays and storms in the path of Congress as plans for the November special session take shape. Wages and hours bill may be aired promptly in the House but earlier로드 bogged down. anti-lynching, crop control, and farm legislation face delays. Agriculture, anti-trust, and reorganization proposals lack quick closure amid partisan tensions. The key unknown is whether lawmakers will follow White House guidance or reassert independence.
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Congress
O'Connor
House Rules Committee
House
O’connor
Senate
Jackson
White House
Air Whirligig Back In Production
The autogyro known as the windmill plane by Juan de la Vierras is returning to production after a pause for improvements. A new model promises vertical take off from roofs, easier handling, and faster flight, though wires over cities remain a hazard.
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Juan de la Vierras
Educational Pursuits and Public Service in Early 20th Century
The subject details advanced studies from 1907 to 1910 in Accounting Auditing and Commercial Law with The International Accountants Society of Detroit, followed by 1913 to 1914 sales training at The Sheldon School of Salesmanship in Chicago. From 1917 to 1920 further studies in Business Management Banking Finance and Law were completed at The Alexander Hamilton Institute of New York. He served on the Board of Education from 1926 to 1930, elected again in 1935, and mentions serving as mayor during the Depression years 1932 to ?
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The
International Accountants’ Society of Detroit
Alexander Hamilton Institute of New York
Board of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sanz
Marie Antoin Nette
France
Louis XI
Sou
Cooe
Be Ton Reg
Mussolini
Grant
Sherman
RRA
Murbach Coal
Elyria
Muskingum River Hills
McConnelsville
Oberlin School of Commerce
American Shovel and Stamping Company of
Lorain
Fay Stocking Company
Sheldon School of Salesmanship of
Chicago
First Methodist Church
Norwalk
Noble Grand
Elyria Lodge No. 103
Sons of Union Veterans
Elyria High School
W. H. Vanoster
the Brown Co. Printers
Lodi St
Celia Ed
Willys
America
City Motors Company
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