Today is the Day With Day by Day World War Story 20 Years After
The piece chronicles Sept. 15 events from 1914 noting the reoccupation of Amiens and Rheims, von Falkenhayn’s promotion, and Schlieffen plan insights. It threads later dates through 1655 and 1777 with notes on the Hannah’s voyage, the Liverpool & Manchester Railroad opening, Selden’s patent, and biographical sketches of notable figures.
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Clark Kinnaird
Amiens
Rheims
Erich von Falkenhayn
von Moltke
Western Front
Marne
Schiieffen
Moltke
Iraf Schiieffen
Russia
Schlieffen
New Amsterdam
New York
Liverpool & Manchester
England
George B. Selden
Rochester
U. S
Henry Ford
Selden
In 1812 Moscow Burned By Russian Forces
A fragmentary note recalls the Russian army setting Moscow ablaze on Sept 16 1812 to deny food and shelter to Napoleon and his troops. Medals and a bust of Napoleon were found in the Kremlin as memorabilia of the campaign.
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East Prussia
Ludendertf
Hindenburg
Niemen
Ludendorff
Galicia
Serbia
Poland
Lemberg
Belgium
Moscow
Napoleon
Kremlin
Russia
Stalin
Towering presses stamp out all steel car panels
The Hudson Motor Car Company uses 20 to 30 ton dies with special industrial trucks to move the large dies to stamping presses for major panels like side quarter, back, front end, and underbodies. The dies require careful handling to avoid damage and downtime.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson
Skidding Causes Most Accidents
Insurance records show skidding from tires as the leading cause of accidents, with five and a half times more incidents than blowouts. G M Nash and Son cite tires with smooth treads as 77 percent likelier to skid than od tread tires, while tests show other tires skid 14 to 19 percent farther than G-3 All Weather tires which grip and stop better. As traffic and speed rise in August weather, safe tires protect motorists.
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G. M. Nash and Son
Goodyear
Sunday Notable Nativities in Early American Letters and Industry
Sunday features notable births of Hamlin Garland born in the 1860s and a list including dramatist A E Thoagas born 1872, railroad magnate James J. Hill born 1838, historian Francis Parkman born 1823, and poet Alfred Noyes born 1889.
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Hamlin Garland
A. E. Thoagas
Augustus Thomes
James J. Hill
Francis Parkman
Alfred Noyes
Sunday Astro Rognostication and Beliefs
The column presents Virgo traits noting courage and potential for success, with caution about extravagance and speculation. It includes a reader challenge on historical myths about the Pilgrim Fathers and a note on the bagpipe’s origins, attributed to Clark Kinnaird with 1934 copyright.
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America
England
Massachusetts
Holland
Southampton
Dartmouth
Plymouth
Clark Kinnaird
Central Press. Association, Inc
Ireland
Scotland
Witley
Seatch
Central Press Association, Inc
Chevrolet driver claims 22.4 MPG on 3600 mile test
Ted Ellis, a veteran long distance driver, piloted a Chevrolet knee action sedan on a 3600 mile non stop run from Coalinga to Sequoia National Park. The average fuel use claimed is 22.4 miles per gallon with total consumption listed as 212 quarts. The route covered desert and mountain terrains with wide altitude and temperature changes, including a four mile desert spur and 98 hours at the wheel with brief reliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ellis
Coalinga
Sequoia National Park
California
San Joaquim Valley
Sequoia
Ellis
Road information Toledo to Sandusky and Chicago routes
Road guidance lists alternatives from Toledo to Sandusky Port Clinton and Toledo with a detour east of Port Clinton excluded. Southern route via U S 2 through Norwalk and Fremont to SR 102 then Elmore and Chicago routes via U S 20 to Fremont and U S 330 or U 20. Detour details near Delaware noted.
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Toledo
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
Chicago
U.S
Columbus
Oberlin
Ashland
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon Road
Mt. Gilead
Delaware
Cleveland
Eris
Buffalo
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Twinsburg
S. R
Ravenna
Edinburg
Youngs- 1
World War 20 Years Ago Today Highlights
A brief World War II era retrospective notes twenty years past events, citing 1934 origins and Central Park references. The fragment mentions commemorations and historical recap without full details.
Confident Cheer In The Midst Of Despair
A writer reflects on chaos and looming ruin while maintaining hope Europe may fail to derail America. He recalls past depressions, clipping bureau life, and a Boston cat named Jumpsin who approves his work. The piece contrasts troubled times with enduring humor and resilience.
Detours and routes listed for travel through Ohio area
Detour east of U.S. 42 on SR 82 routes to Pittsburgh via SR 14 SR 45 and US 30 through Salem and Lisbon Canton Wheeling via Medina SR 18 and US 21 to Massillon US 30 to Canton SR 43 to Steubenville and WV 2 to Wheeling Detour east of Amsterdam on SR 43 Information on any routes not contained in this report should be obtained from the Elyria Automobile Club.
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Town
Murder on the English House case at Center City University
Inspector Lee questions Jamieson and Dan about Reeves's death and the gun found by the janitor. Jamieson admits he knew Reeves wanted the gun but denies killing him, while Lee pressures the young man to reveal what happened after nine thirty as Hal and Blade watch. The story continues with tension rising around Jamieson's fear and potential confession.
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Donald Reeves
Aig
Center City University
Lee
Timothy Blade
Interrietiwg
EB Star
Wilson
Henderson Jamieson
Walker
Miss Turner
Miss Edwards
Blade
Reevus
Jamieson
Dan
Dr. Henderson
Windsor Hall O
Reeves
Jameson
Bade
Ruth Turner
Giottam
Police
Fiall
Tim
Lel
Ward
Hall
Leé
Jamies
Reevis
Gome
Mrs. Reeves
Partment
Monos
Hal
Dolores and Ziggy tale and East Side real estate barometer
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Dolores in Zig Feld’s shows and her iconic peacock costume, plus notes on Ralph Pulitzer’s mansion at East 73rd Street selling for 940000. Other items mention Amos and Andy, a porpoise hunting method, autumn aromas, and Macau as the Monte Carlo of the Orient with Hawaii’s sugar plantations highlighted.
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Paris
Dolores
Ziggy
Les Ambassadors
Her & i
Ralph Pulitzer
East 73Rd Street
New York
Pythian Sisters Host Pinochle Card Party in Spencer
The Pythian Sisters plan a public pinochle card party Friday night at the E P Gall. Entertaining committee includes Mesdames Leo McGord Mark L Fuller and Charles Walters. Local residents visited attended the Firemen carnival and various families hosted guests over the weekend.
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Frank Fire
Claud Gannett
I. J. Kreiger
Chippewa Lake
Blake Bouman
Medina
Leonard Heidenreich
Wellington
Grant Hill
Clara Woods
Sol Orr
Chatham
Charles Bryant
Overlin
Clara Brouse
Evelyn Rice
Cleveland
A. J. Rice
Russel Manta
Wakeman
Orlo Mantz
Ernst Woodling
Akron
Eugene Aukerman
Lavina Stroup
W. H. Stroup
Kenneth Miller
Elyria
Harvey Miller
D. A. Carnall
Orlo White
Edward P. Kleve
Lodi
Spencer Area Social Roundup Spends Sunday Visiting
A cascade of names marks a crowded Spencer area social week with visits from Ada Howe of Litchfield to Lenard Bridges family in town. Ada, Earl Van Boxel, and many others travel to see relatives, with Niagara Falls trips, school plans, and a fiery Spencer Firemen carnival noted as a weekend highlight.
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Anthony Kernits
Cleveland
Gudell
Ada Howe
Litchfield
Lenard Bridges
Roy Swartz
Warren, C
Owen Walters
Mrs. Hines
Grover Reus
Medina
E. R. Howe
Howard Shick
George Shick
Sulllivan
Sidney Sooy
John Sharp
W. EH. Stroup
Lavina Troup
Clarence Dague Shade
Akron
Jimmy Mowe
Lenard Bridger
Earl van Boxel
T. C. Hyland
Fred Brinker
Chatham
G. L. Emerson
Willis White
C. R. Aldrich
Paul Mortimer
Elyria
Dick Aldrich
Clara Woods
Spencer Firemen
R. E. Parish
Harold Dill
Huntington
Karl Weldrick
Eva McVicker
Niagara Falls
Michigan
Dorothy Freyman
Dewey Rook
Copies
Ohio
Charles White
New London
Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Louis John Quade is minister. Sunday September 18 1934 Sabbath school at 10 led by Wayne Messner with classes for all ages Morning worship at 11 Sermon by pastor titled The Open Door Music by the choir Epworth League at 6 30 led by Miss Helen Neidhardt Conference Sunday no evening services Annual Conference of the Methodist church in session at First M E church Ely Tia Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening.
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Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church
Louis John Quade
Minster
Wayne Messner
Epworth League
Helen Neidhardt
The
Methodist Church
M. E
Ely Tia
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