Notable anniversaries list long decayed figures and dates
A garbled entries column lists anniversaries and birth and death dates for figures such as James Boswell John Keats and Thomas F Bayard among others with scattered biographical notes. It also includes reference to historic events like the 1929 stock market crash and Turkish republic reforms, all presented in a fragmented, hard to parse form.
Bible Readings And Meditations Thur day Oct 29
Readings from Hebrews 12 1 8 remind believers to lay aside weight and sin and run the race with endurance focusing on Jesus Christ. The meditation discusses patience moral growth and respecting others differences, urging calmness over impatience and reflection on Christ's patience with his disciples.
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Ohio high school journalists to meet in Columbus
About 90 students from Ohio High Schools will attend the annual Journalist Association of Ohio Schools convention in Columbus November 6 and 7. Sessions split between downtown venues and Ohio State University campus include talks rounds and a dinner dance. Attendees will see the Ohio State vs Chicago football game on Saturday.
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Emotionalism and boos shadow Roosevelts New York visit
The article recalls President Roosevelt's New York appearance during the Statue of Liberty anniversary as crowds cheered and booed in the financial district. It echoes Hoover era incidents, condemns emotionalism in politics, and argues only calm study can address unemployment and old age security.
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Vote Early Urged As Polls Extend In New York
New York lawmakers pass a one day extension for early voting in the presidential election. Polls open six in the morning and close nine at night to accommodate a record turnout. Officials warn of possible delays as millions vote and urge residents to plan ahead.
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Miss Davis Labeled Slave in Warner Brothers Suit
London reports film star Miss Bette Davis is described as a slave under a Warner Brothers contract in a suit to restrain her from acting in England. Her lawyer Sir William Jewett argues the terms prevent her from working elsewhere, though the contract pays $3,000 for not working in extra roles.
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Vermont speed law and safety debate in the nation
Vermont enacts a 45 mph speed limit with immediate license suspension for violators. Critics doubt the measure’s effectiveness but acknowledge it may raise driver awareness and curb reckless highway behavior. The broader national response and related political notes are also mentioned.
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Early American newspapers and notable 19th century events
The text cites 18th and 19th century milestones: the Connecticut Contant as Hartford Courant’s early form, Fulton’s steam warship venture menaced by defense needs, Samuel D Burchard’s Protestant rhetoric for Blaine, and Democratic broadcasts labeling Catholics. It mentions a Belgian action in 1911.
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New Books at Elyria Library Offer Wide Range
Elyria Library announces a fresh batch of new books covering science fiction mystery and nature. Notable titles include Cosmic Rats Thus Far and The Book of Insects with works by Berteries Lem on and Febre Cabot alongside Earth Never Tries or Aldrich Border Guns and Eve's Orchard Widder.
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Swastika Term Origins Noted as Sanskrit Word
A historical note explains the swastika as a Sanskrit word meaning well being. It traces use in ancient cultures and its various interpretations across time.
Oberlin Sophs To Fete Freshmen
Oberlin, Oct. 28 Sophomores plan a social to fete the freshmen in Warner Gym this Saturday night. Seniors held a reception and juniors an inner class prom, while three quarters of the sophomores have signed up for their dates.
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Mansfield Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Join D. Lewis recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They describe the secret to wedded bliss as plain sense and practical living.
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