Obstacles to Recovery in a High-Pressure Economy
An editorial lambasts slow recovery from the Great Depression, blaming banking paralysis and frozen deposits for delaying momentum. It urges freeing deposits, stabilizing money, and granting sound money confidence to restore purchasing power and employment. It cites NRA effects, bank failures, and federal plans to stimulate credit and spending.
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Washington
NRA
United States
Committee For
Russell Weisman
Senate
Gold and Silver Commission
Sound Money and Stable Currency Policy Stand
Scott's Scrapbook argues that deranged money units and inflation wreck commerce. It advocates a metallic standard, preferably gold or both gold and silver, and demands clear government policy, bank liquidity, and one hundred cent on the dollar backing to restore business confidence.
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Germany
Anniversaries on This Day Through History
Obscure entries list notable births and deaths for select years including Thomas S. Grimke 1786 Charleston lawyer and philanthropist, William H. Milburn 1823 Philadelphia born blind chaplain, Daniel W. Voorhees 1827 Indiana lawyer and senator, Charles Bradlaugh 1835 English radical, Stephen B. Elkins 1941 West Virginia industrial leader and U.S. senator.
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South Carolina
Charleston
William H. Milburn
U. Ss. Senate
Philadelphia
Santa Barbara
Cal
Daniel W. Voorhees
Indiana
U.S
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Ohio
Washington
Charles Bradlaugh
Stephen B. Elkins
Territory of New Mexico
West Virginia
U. S
Today in History and Birthdays and Horoscope
Significant dates span 1776 to 1932 with Franklin, Jefferson and Congress roles, 1811 start of steamboating on Western waters, Boone's death in 1820, and de Valera opening the League of Nations assembly in 1932. Births include Irving Bacheller, George Gershwin, Leonard Harrison, and others. horoscope notes a today born personality as active and inquiring but self-centered and reticent.
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France
America
Nicholas Roosevelt
New Orleans
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Daniel Boone
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Pierpont
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George Gershwin
New York
Leonard Vance Harrison
Marshall
Eatin Abbott
University of Chicago
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Minn
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Elka
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Voice of the People Letter on Ohio County Finances
A reader criticizes the 1933 county auditor report in Elyria Chronicle Telegram for incompleteness and vague entries. The letter cites Ohio Code sections on county financial reporting and publication requirements, urging inspectors to scrutinize itemized receipts and expenditures, including contracts, office costs, and special funds.
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Ohio
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
Court of Common Pleas
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Fragmented Thought Advice Prompting Broadening Beliefs
The fragment discusses balancing respect for personal views with exploring broader ideas to prevent estrangement from family and friends. It hints at the tension between maintaining beliefs and seeking new perspectives, urging openness while acknowledging potential conflicts.
County report errors prompt citizen letter from Alfred Grills
Alfred P Grills of Columbia Station Ohio criticizes a compliance report filed March 10 under Sec 2608. He alleges two common pleas judges signed off without proper reading or knowledge of the law. He warns a taxpayers suit may be needed to push county improvements and urges citizen action countywide.
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Alfred P. Grills
Columbia Station
Ohio
Golden Legion Bible Study on the Ascension and Resurrection
A sermon reflection on Mark 16 emphasizes Jesus rising as a glorified man and ascended humanity. It argues the ascension as a truth of divine- human union, focusing on forgiveness, sanctification, and the call to proclaim the gospel to all corners of the earth.
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Jesus
Heaven
Ring Lardner Dies at 48 Noted Sports Writer and Author
East Hampton N Y Sept 26 Ring Lardner 48 humorist author and playwright died in his sleep at home after a heart ailment. He had suffered poor health since 1931 and spent much time in bed recently. Born Rine scold Wilmer Lardner in Michigan he became a famed sports writer debunking baseball and later a celebrated short story writer with works like How to Write Short Stories The Love Nest and You Know Me Al He began as a railroad agent and bookkeeper before journalism and theater achievements including Elmer the Great and Jane Moon.
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Ring Lardner
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Arizona
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Gullibie
Niles
Mich
Rinescold Wilmer Lardner
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Boston
Chica
Elmer the Great
Jane Moon
The Silent Observer Civilization Laughs and Letters
A collage of quips and mis spells from a humorous page includes a Native reference to God in nature, a child’s arithmetic missteps, a teacher’s apologies, a Manila letter mistake, a weather note from Portland, and playful geography puns. The tone mimics a late 19th to early 20th century humor column filled with regional slang and light mockery of language.
Shooting Incident Amazes Crossroads Store Crowd
A confusing fragment reports a gunshot at the crossroads store near Booger Holler. Eyewitnesses describe a loud crash at old man Whiffle's door and a hurried departure down the hill, with phrases about a sudden event and local names like Lafe Lars.
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Felief
Whiffle
Lardner Remembered by Colleagues and Family
The article notes several skits from Lardner's pen and lists his affiliations with the New York Athletic Club The Lambs and the Friars among others. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Lardner formerly Ellis Abbott of Goshen Indiana and four sons John Ring W Jr James and David.
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Lardner
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the Lambs
The
Friars
Ellis Abbott
Goshen
Ind
John
Ring W., Jr
James
David
Oldest gal shoots Huck odds in dusk dust
A fragment recounts a rural shooting tale where a long-older couple, ten years together, discusses marriage. The woman allegedly grabs her father’s gun and shoots at Huck Odds as dusk settles, with local reaction noting the man’s thunderous laugh and the event’s sensational, rumor-like framing.
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Fle
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