Urgent Red Cross drive calls for five million in relief
An appeal to the nation seeks at least five million dollars for hurricane victims in Porto Rico Florida and other areas with Elyria asked to contribute 1275. The Red Cross aims to meet the quota immediately as hundreds die and many remain homeless. Contributions can be sent to the local Red Cross office or any bank.
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Porto Rico
Florida
Red Cross
Elyria
Lorain
Southland
The
Important to register to vote in Fall election
The Chronicle-Telegram urges all voters to ensure proper registration. In Ohio, registration is required in cities over 11,800 population for the presidential vote. smaller cities and rural areas do not require registration. Registration days are October 4 11 19 and 20. Absent voter applications and ballots may be mailed and returned. Both men and women are urged to register and vote on November 6.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Inder
Ohio
Aen
CARE IN PARKING SUGGESTED FOR CLEVELAND VISITOR
A visitor to the Chronicle-Telegram office urged motorists to park within white lines on Broad street so more cars can fit. He noted two spots where cars overhung lines blocked adjacent spaces and said courtesy should come from drivers not from police. The suggestion aims to ease parking and reduce police reminders.
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Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegram
Broad Street
Electric plows and farm electrification in the future era
A 1930s discussion argues that rural electrification will transform farms. Engineers predict universal electric adoption soon, with electric plows and powered farm tasks already common on hundreds of thousands of U S farms, powering water pumps, milking, churning, food prep, and home electrification alike.
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Gray
United States
Ome
Iodine Needed In Body Prevent Goiter
Diet and Health by Luln Hunt Peters M D discusses iodine loss in refined salt and its role in preventing goiter. It cites iodine's necessity for both dietary health and growth, notes regional salt use in sheep, and urges iodized salt to avoid iodide deficiencies. The piece also touches on public trust, government integrity, and civic responsibility.
Fragmentary Note on Cantaloupe Sorting and Deception
A rough fragment notes that a campaign begins and some self-styled religious principles show themselves. It mentions people judging cantaloupes by thumping lifting smelling or filigree work, implying varied testing methods and skepticism. The text is garbled but suggests doubt about claims and discernment in a market or public setting.
Judge Florence Allen Urges Return to Ethical Standards
The column memorializes Judge Florence E. Allen of Ohio, praising her career from Cleveland to the Ohio Supreme Court and urging a return to the ethical standards of forebears. It highlights her education LL B and public service while noting a Democratic affiliation and Columbus residence.
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Florence E. Allen
Supreme Court of Ohiowood
Lake City
Utah
Heze
Western
Cleveland
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Cuskahoga County
Supreme Court
Columbus
Wells Becomes Grandfather to Frank Wells’s Son
Novelist H. G. Wells has become a grandfather through his son Frank, who married Miss Pergy Gibbons of Colonel Tom Gibbons’s family last October. The unborn details highlight Wells’s continuing literary lineage.
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Wells
Los Don
H. G. Wells
Frank
Pergy Gibbons
Tom Gibbons
Outlook on Farm Relief Debates and Butter Duty
Washington readers weigh McNary Haugen and export debt plans as the treasury imposes a 3 pence per pound duty on Australian butter. Officials cite tariff act mandates while supporters dispute subsidies claims. Canadian poolers’ strong stock handling saved profits but warn against member defections. Canadian leaders criticize U S growers for lacking an effective pooling approach.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Australia
McNary-Haugen
Treasury
Congress
Br Holding
Tariffs, Wheat Prices, and Farm Bureau Aims
The piece notes a possible link between a working arrangement with a U S pool and world wheat prices. Chester Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation discusses tariff increases on multiple agricultural products and urges faster action, favoring direct tariff changes over prolonged commission investigations. It ends with a remark on rheumatism more common in low sea level districts.
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United States
Tariff Commission
Chester LL Gray
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gray
Day's News Showroom Introduces New Instruments and Displays
The store reports strong interest in the new stors with a grand piano display on the partially completed third floor and a range of Gulbransen grands Minuet Uphl instruments and Victrola-Radiola combos. Radio stock is tight with Atwater Kent Majestic and Sonora sets scarce, but delivery hopes rise next week. The department expands music sheet stock and new studios host a piano demonstration by Mrs. Olive Schwind. New display tables and a woolen car robe line arrive, plus electric bulbs heaters and a corn popper. October 1 opens squirrel season with guns shells and Dux-bak gear and quick dry lacquer offered for fenders.
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A. B. Chate
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