Gas rate dispute continues at Elyria council meeting
The Elyria city council meets as a committee of the whole to reexamine Logan Gas Co rates now before the Public Utilities Commission. A March compromise proposal, rejected for second two years, prompts talks on a fair deal for consumers and possible new proposals.
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Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Co
Don W. Myers
Elyria
Utilities Commission
Don
Canada
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Washington
New York
Coney Island
Mortgage Bankers’ Association of America
Denver
American Electro-Therapeutic Association
Detroit
American Academy of Ophthalmology
West Baden
Ind
Financial Advertising Association of America
Hysteria and its misunderstood cures in modern medicine
The piece recounts cases of hysteria from a Dr Menninger article, noting real disease behind hysterical symptoms. It contrasts illusions of religious shrine paralysis with medically explained cases and discusses prognosis and the role of suggestion in symptoms.
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Tio
Karl Menninger
Tir Menninger
ABE MARTIN Silent Nation Fears Quietness
ABE MARTIN muses on public silence as the nation endures hush about leaders and must decide when silence becomes intolerable with Coolidge, Chan, Tunney, and Lindbergh keeping quiet amid a troubled country.
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Billy
President Coolidge
Charley Chanlin
Gene Tunney
Col. Lindbergh
Knowledge and gaming wit in a trivia contest
A narrator describes savoring questions and books to master answers then launching a contest. The speaker boasts about knowledge as a show of intellect and reflects on the difference between mere knowledge and intelligence.
The One Minute Pulpit Excerpt on Trust in the Lord
A devotional vignette cites Psalms 37 1 4 urging calm in the face of wrongdoing and faith in divine care. It emphasizes trusting in the Lord, doing good, dwelling in the land and receiving desires of the heart as guidance for readers.
Question prompts reveal memory and pride in knowledge
The fragment presents a speaker boasting about superiority and memory, asking for more questions. It references history and being primed on the books and ends with a call for another prompt. Copyright notice appears from 1927 attributed to Republic Syndicate Inc.
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Republic Syndicate, Inc
European industrial recovery shown in new trade report
Julius Klein analyzes postwar Europe noting lower unemployment in the United Kingdom and Germany while France stabilizes. European production and steel exports rise, signaling stronger buying power for American exporters despite rising competition and state-supported export efforts. Six British men plan a journey from England to Singapore.
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Europe
Julius Klein
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
San Jose
Cal
Dutin
United States Department of Commerce
United States
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Germany
France
Italy
Berlin
Australia
Yesterday and today in anniversaries and births
Compiled notes mark historical anniversaries and notable births. Entries include 1642 execution of Cing Mara in Lyons for conspiracy and today’s birthday mentions such as Earl of Oxford and Asquith, Viscount Willingdon, and Theodore Christianson, with several related civic and national events listed across multiple cities.
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Cing-Mara
Louis XIV
Lyons
Gates
Mohawk River
Francis B. Clark
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Aylmer
Que
Newton
Mass
John McElroy
United States
Frederick
Treland
Concord
Johanf Most
New York
Charles B. Andrews
Connecticut
Litchfield
Conn
Sunderland
Coolidge
Jacob Rosenthal
Earl of Oxford and Asquith
Great Britain
Yorkshire
Viscount Willingdon
Dominion of Canada
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Lac Qui Parle County
Minn
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Warren County
E. Hart Fenn
Congress
First
Hartford
Constitution Week Observance and Old Defenders Day Noted
Today marks Constitution Week in the United States and Maryland honors Old Defenders Day for the North Point battle anniversary. The day also notes the 25th birthday of the Earl of Oxford and Asquith and greetings to Viscount Wiling. Senator James E. Watson, a longtime Indiana Republican, is highlighted for his 35 years in party politics and a 1928 presidential nomination affinity.
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United States
Maryland
North Point
Earl of Oxford and Asquith
Eves
Viscount Wiling
James E. Watson
Indiana
Congress
House
Old Guard
Watson
Washington
Britain and Iraq quarrel over conscription crisis
In Jerusalem a dispute over conscription in Iraq pits the Iraqi government against the British High Commissioner. Iraq favors immediate compulsory service while Britain calls it premature and urges delay. General Raly, an Iraq advisor, is asked to resign as tensions reach top British circles. In London the government reports 300277 civil servants, with 134895 men and 46455 women in the Post Office and 19976 and 14654 in Inland Revenue and Ministry of Labour.
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Jerusalem
Iraq
Raly
Feisal
London
Great Britain
Post Office
Inland Revenue
Ministry of Labor
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Second Street
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnutt
Clare George
Lorain
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Robert E. Ward, Inc
Shicago, & So
Wabash Ave
Fifth Ave
Abe Martin
Dale O
Beard
England
Singapo
Washington, D. C
Army and Navvy Union
Santa Cruz
Calif
Gas Association of the
Pacific Coast
Birmingham, Ala
Amalgamated Association of Street and
Electric Railway
San Francisco
National Exchange Clubs
Britain
Mirror of Fashion
Bivin’s Shoe Store
the Chronicle-Telegram
eYeke
Lorots
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