Arguing Over Population in U S Growth and Food Supply
An essay argues that old European social and political laws fail to fit the United States. It discusses Thomas Malthus and the shift from scarcity to abundance, noting U S population growth, rising per acre yields, and the risk of overpopulation exhausting farmland. It references China’s context and distribution challenges as contrasting cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Uncle Sam
Thomas Malt
China
United State
Ways of Deserts Show Recurrent Drought Threats to Farmlands
The article describes desert expansion in the United States due to repeated droughts, recalling ancient droughts that turned green areas to arid sands. It notes that tens of thousands of acres may be abandoned as rainfall remains scarce and reclamation efforts restart when rains return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great American Desert
Nature
United States
Pony Man
America
Im and
When School Bells Ring in Public Education
The article reflects on the opening of public schools, praising discipline and routine for students, noting rural bus service for daily commutes, and emphasizing the school board’s role in providing facilities while balancing community goodwill and local viewpoints.
Small Homes Needed Prominent In Rural County
Two crying needs dominate this county with many inquiries for small modern houses. Salaried men cannot afford large homes, and remodeling offers a path to compact living. Rural centers like St Johns appeal for healthier environments, schools, hospital, golf course, and affordable prices. The piece urges modernization of small houses and conversion of larger ones into livable apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johns
St. Johns, Mich
Anniversaries and Births in Daily Notes of 19th Century Figures
Today’s list marks birthdates and deaths of notable figures including Queen Elizabeth I, Buffon, and Henry Webster with brief biographical notes. It also lists birthdays such as Admiral Upham and Carl Becker, plus a horoscope warning about a practical, reserved child and a note on land ownership in West Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth of
Mare
Comte de Buffon
Silas C. HE
New York
Indignaga
Ferdinand V
Mass
Philaelphia
H. Love
Philadelphia
Paci
Universal Peace
Henry Hitchell Webster
Evamston
Ini
Frank B. Upham
Arizona
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Rye
N. Y
Carl L. Becker
Coril
Kaws Co
Iowa
K. Fitzhugh
New Jersey
Boys
Brooklyn
N. 4
Dorothy Dow
Chicago
Lockport
Pietro Mascagni
Pentecost and the Acts of the Holy Spirit study
The text discusses Acts 2 1 4 and the Pentecost as the dividing point between dispensations. It asserts the Holy Spirit as God's real vive regent on earth and describes the Spirit's role in guiding empowering and directing believers for Jesus service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Jesus
The Silent Observer Odd Accidents
Four year old Faye Robinson hunted eggs near her British Columbia home but a cougar attacked. A Connecticut cow ate a large lunch of 78 sandwiches and about 100 fruits left by CCC boys, then died after milk later that evening. A California car incident left Sally Riley injured as a dog in the passenger seat grabbed her sleeve and the car sped away. George W. Gee of Missouri died after being kicked by a 2 leore hen while milking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Robinson
British Columbia
CCC
California
Sally Riley
George W. Gee
Missouri
Owise
Benjamin F. Idenian
Virginia
Today and Tomorrow Jumbled in Curious Riddles
A quirky, miscellany style page gathers jokes and puzzles. A father explains time confusion to his children while a man questions the meaning of today and tomorrow. Cartoon captions, light humor, and snippets of daily life fill the page with playful, dated newspaper tone.
Sallys Sallies Walking Health Tip
Walking may be good for the health but it causes many people to get run down in the body and mind. The column notes risks of overdoing daily strolls and suggests balanced routines to avoid fatigue.
First Bipartisan Municipal Primary Election Noted
The day shows few indications of activity as saloons stay closed and turnout is light. A San dusky firm provides a 1 passenger touring car for Lorain County Fair transportation, with service set to begin this year.
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Lorain County Fair
Sandusky Company
Unclear fragmentary clipping from distant news item
The readable text mixes world currency notes and almanac style facts with various anecdotes and incomplete sentences, mentioning silver dollars, musk ox births, and a dramatic auto tire incident, but lacks a coherent event or人物.
Spencer Schools Open Monday September 19
Spencer Public schools announce a fall opening on Monday September 19. All pupils are urged to enroll that day. Teachers listed include elementary grade Miss Hendricks for first grade and second grade teacher noted for second grade.
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Spencer, O
Spencer
Gerade Miss Hendricks
Srade
Local social notes show many visits and events across towns
Miss Dunlap and students from Moffett Kellogg Shipe schools are listed with teachers and roles. Numerous families from Litchfield, West Salem, Cleveland, and Wellington visited, attended weddings, and joined families for Labor Day. Weddings include Dorothy Sooy and E Bernard Workman in Homerville. Many relatives traveled to Columbus and Chicago for fairs and events, with guests from Akron, Lorain, New London, and Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Fuller
Laura Wilson
Donald
Millard Fuller
George Fuller
Nova
J. L. Fullers
New London
Edwin Curtive
E. Beck
Inez Undbau
Frank Witlnalk
Cleveand
Jennie Johson
Beulah Woods
Huntingdon
Clara Woods
Shreve
Ashland
Lorain
Agnes White
Cleveland
J. F. Robinson
Chicago
N. BE. Fuller
Harry Greetham
T. W. Messenger
Claud Gannett
Dorothy Sooy
E. Bernard Workman
Homerville
Homer
Maynard Hyland
O'Brian
Columbus
Russel Parish
Akron
T. C. Hylard
Sherman Kramer
Will Berbeck
River Styx
Irena Auble
Grant Hull
Burhoup
D. C. Vanderhaar
John Johnson
Millersburg
Elizabeth Ingraham
Malinda Naylor
Harvey Brow
Rives Dam
Well
Veda Brouse
Clara Brouse
Robert Smith
Ned Garfield
Dickie
Lydia Daugherty
Leslie White
Ridgeville
Frank White
Eugene Aukerman
Roy Brouse
Harry Aukerman
N. E. Fuller
Donald and
G. L. Emerson
Dan Grissinger
Mary Jane Brouse
Wellington
Florence Kemery
FE. W. Davis
George Bates
Gordon Howe
WTAM
Davis
Edd Finkle
Alfred Fuller
Kenneth Gross
Columbiana
Lucy Gross
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Chronicle-Telegram Membera Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohto
Lorals County Printing & Publishing Company
C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
News of the Paper
Proci
Mail Daily
John W. Cullen Company
F So
Michinas
Fifth Ave Trust
General Motors, Lldg
Ohio
Nebraska Press
Scott
R. J. Scott
Mosque OF
Amr
Cairo
Egypt
Baltimore
Cena
Press Association, Inc
Histore
Denmark
Copenhagen
Ysut
Robert Morrison
England
Brazil
Portugal
St. Louis
Betacen
John L. Sullivan
James Ett
New Orleans
Corbett
West Africa
Golden Legion Bible Study
Pap
Coun
Burt
James Russell Lowe
Fretty Girl
Sallys
Dutchery
Gates Hospital
George Randall
Levain
Sterif
County
Jai
Medina County
Alaska
Shangha
North Carolina
Java
Gary
Doug Fairbanks
Miss Dunlap
Moffett
Kellogg
Shipe
Mr. Sooy
Miss Williams
Mr. Beaumont
Carlson
Ivan Boone
Litchfield
A. H. Breyley
Fred Curry
South Main Street
West Salem
Ida Grissinger
Minnie Kemery
Charles White
Labor Day
P. J. White
Carrie Omerald
Mary Redman
Brenner’s Thrift Shoe
Brenner
Shoe Store
Toad Tree
the Inland Loan CO
The
Century Building
Elsina
E. W. Lehnis
Mar
Firestone
Firestone Service Stores. Inc
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