Leather Versus Meat Dilemma Rocks Consumers
The Tanners' Council of America presents a choice between cheaper beef and affordable leather. Drought years and government relief shaped supply, with cattle losses and hides stored under control. As prices swing, future leather and beef costs depend on market controls and cattle replenishment over years.
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Tanners’ Council of America
Drouth
Teteral Farm Board
Farm Board
New York
Care And Courtesy On The Road
An editorial argues that auto deaths and injuries soared to about 30 000 killed and 851 000 injured in 1932 with blame spread across weather traffic and repeal. It urges drivers and pedestrians to show care and courtesy, sharing the road, obey signals, and look out for others to reduce fatalities.
Favor Hiring Of Poets By Government Welfare Plan
A satirical proposal urges government funds to hire poets on relief with salaries and profits from poetry going to producers up to a cap. The text mocks NRA figures and poet empowerment schemes, noting debates on public support for the arts amid a landscape of critics and scattered commentary.
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Leace
Tnc
Washington
Earl Cuvas
NRA
Duvas
Minstrel Shows Begin with Brown Emmett Whitlock Pelham
In 1842 a minstrel company formed by Frank Brown Daniel Emmett William Whitlock and Richard Pelham began performing at the Old Chatham Theatre in New York City.
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Frank Brown
Daniel Emmett
William Whitlock
Richard Pelham
Chatham Theatre
New York City
New York Day by Day strolls and social scenes in 1935
A reflective column from 1935 surveys New York life from Lexington Avenue tailors to Park Avenue doctors, cafe culture, Armenian quarter eateries, chess clubs, and unusual drinks. It notes Oscar Hammerstein II, Admiral Byrd in Times Square, and NYC social color ranging from cafes Royal to Armenian dives, ending with a quirky pigeon-lover vignette.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Louis Berg
Park Avenue
Emmanuel Josephson
Vesey Street
Oscar Hammerstein II
Debonaire
Hollywood
Sorrento
San Francisco
Fisherman’s Wharf
Italy
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Sudan
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Khartoum
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Admiral Byrd
Times Square
al Bedell
Jean Dalrymple
Spokane
Tf Radio
Joe Penner
Gotham
Second Avenue
Cafe Royal
Auer
Lenin
Anniversaries and Today in History Snippet
A compact roll of anniversaries and births lists Caspar Westar and others with birth and death details. The Today in History section recalls sieges, battles, and notable events from 1522 to 1933, alongside contemporary birthdays of Pershing Hershey Adler and Booth.
Enrolment at Elyria schools and local parish events
Take from our files notes list Elyria school enrollment at 2232 with 1704 in grade schools and 528 in high school. The National Review will be published in Elyria by DG Petrijonn and may become the U S W V official organ. The St Peter's Parish cornerstone ceremony at Ridgeville set for September 20 features Knights of St John and other groups with Rev Victl preaching.
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Elyria
National Review
United Spanish War Veterans
DG. Petrijonn
Denver
School of St. Peter's
Ridgeville
Knights of St. John of
Fire destroys county fair barn. horses saved
A county fair grounds horse barn burned last night from an unknown origin, with losses estimated at 23500 dollars. Several horses were fed to safety. Elyria’s housing problem will be discussed at the fall Chamber of Commerce meeting on September 16, where constructive ideas for a home building program are expected to be presented.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
County tax funds distributed in August settlement
County Auditor M H Welty today announced an August tax settlement distributing 2 668 440 30 to cities villages townships and schools. The breakdown includes 60 872 79 to the state 574 297 54 to the county 45 465 71 to cities and villages 95 187 20 to townships and 1 098 617 06 to schools. OBERLIN President Ernest Hatch Wilkins spoke at Oberlin College freshmen chapel stressing scholar liness and goodwill toward others. Prominent births listed include York born in England 70 years ago Senator Ashburst Roosevelt Lasky Colbert and others with brief biographical notes. The note concludes with a caution against disputes and foreigners in business.
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M. H. Welty
Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Gberlin College
Golden Legion Bible Reading on Love That Endures Eternally
A devotional excerpt cites First Corinthians chapter thirteen, contrasting immortal love with passing tongues prophecies and knowledge. It speaks of love lasting beyond mortal gifts, peaking at a future face-to-face revelation, and describes faith, hope, and especially love as the life of eternity beyond tears.
Ladies' Society of Community Church Meets in Pittsfield
The Ladies' Society met Thursday afternoon September 5 with Mrs Grace West hosting. Seventeen ladies attended. sewing and a business meeting followed by candy and cookies. The next meeting is September 18 at Mrs A L Waite's home. Also noted many attended the Norwalk Fair last week including the Jordan family and others. Frank Betts displayed Ayershire cattle.
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Pittsfield
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
Grace West
A. L. Waite
Norwalk Fair
Kenneth Jordan
Jeanne Elenore
T. C. Horton
H. Clarence Stevens
LeRoy l Lounsbrough
Frank Stevens
William Preston
Wrynona Preston
Frank Betts
Farewell gesture for Rev R J Matt at Luikart home
Last week residents hosted a social evening at Mr and Mrs Juke Luikarts home as a farewell to Rev R J Matt, pastor of the local M E Church, who departs soon for Seabury Western, where he earned an Oberlin scholarship. The gathering featured refreshments and a community sing followed by a September Sunday event.
Newspaper Wired in Budapest by Telephone
In Budapest, around 42 years ago, a newspaper was founded that operated entirely by telephone. The publishing office was a telephone exchange and readers received the day’s news entirely by phone.
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Budapest
Hungary
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