Today Birthdays and Horoscopes Featured in Denver Paper
The issue lists birthday anniversaries for Willum C. Shepherd in Denver, Guy A. Thompson of St. Louis, Edwin C. Dinwiddle, Rev. William E. Brederwelt, William W. Husband, Rear Admiral Noble E. Irwin, Robert E. Lewis, and Ferdinand W. Roebling Jr., with their birthplaces and ages. It also presents today’s horoscope noting a critical mood and health cautions, plus brief historical notes on Gilles de Retz as Bluebeard inspiration and philosopher Spinoza’s attitude toward world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willum C. Shepherd
Denver
New York City
Guy A. Thompson
Bt. Louis
American Bar Association
Edwin C. Dinwiddle
Springfield
Ohio
William E. Brederwelt
Monticello
Ind
William W. Husband
Vermont
East Highgate
Noble E. Irwin
U. SS. N
Greenfield
Robert E. Lewis
Cleveland Y. M
GC. A
Berkshire
Ferdinand W. Roebling, Jr
Trenton
Humble souls herald the dawn of Luke’s gospel
A devotional reflection on Luke 1 26 38 outlining how God reveals himself in humble, faithful individuals like Zacharias Elisabeth Mary Anna Simeon and the shepherds. It contrasts worldly power with divine work through the Spirit guiding the faithful to live in wisdom.
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Israel
Zacharias
Elisabeth
Mary
Anna
Simeon
Shepherds
Constantine
Landlord Foils Escape With Locked Front Door
A landlord likely saved a life by locking the front door during a confrontation, preventing the occupant from leaving the premises. The incident centers on a tense scene in which escape was blocked by the deliberate action of the landlord.
City Sues Ohio Public Service Co. Over Excess Rates
The City, via solicitor Howard Butler, sues to enjoin the Ohio Public Service Co. from charging commercial users based on a 12 month period, seeking a one month demand rate per city ordinance. Mayor Vanoster signed the resolution directing legal action after unsuccessful conferences. The issue, marked by technicalities and disputes, may be settled in court for quicker resolution and potential rate changes favorable to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Butler
Ohio Public Service Co
W. H. Vanoster
O. P.S
Forecast of a Mild Winter From Washington Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau at Washington predicts next winter will not be severe as the current cycle trends toward warmth since 1863 in some areas. It notes past Arctic ages like 1917-18 and 1903-04, but cautions forecasts aren’t guaranteed and economics may affect the outlook if recovery brings prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
Kincer
United States
Secretary Ickes ends Indian made articles in parks
National park sales will require items labeled Indian made to be truly crafted by Indians. The policy aims to curb tourist victimization and expand Indigenous artisans markets. Other notes cite quips from various papers on taxes, divorces, football codes, and horse racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Interior Department
The Silent Observer and Old Jokes in One Page
A Salt Lake City silence tale pairs with items from 1930s humor and notices. A policeman and a jailed relative meet after 23 years, interspersed with quips about public works, telegrams, and social mischief. A Scotsman’s telegram misreads a crash scene, and a witty exchange about a hand brake appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Random Prose and Trivia Fragments From An Older Column
A collage of misphrased lines and quirky facts includes a claim about hedge hogs from sixty gallons, notes on Georgia’s founders, a food for thought about a mountain range as a stove, and playful misinterpretations of words. It mentions Pompeii’s destruction by saliva, a rumination on feminine versus masculine clothing, odd medical quips, and a morbid statistic about fatal auto accidents. The piece closes with a British coin find, and details of a highway with 130 bridges in Albania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
England
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Anniversaries and History Entries for Today
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES list notable births and deaths, including Robert Clive Horatio Nelson Catherine McAuley Elizabeth Gaskell Frederick Schwatka Charles Bristol J Arthur Harris and others with dates tied to historical figures. TODAY IN HISTORY notes the 1720 South Sea Bubble collapse and related events.
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Robert Clive
India
Horatio Nelson
Britain
Catherine McAuley
The
Sisters of Mercy
Elizabeth C. Gaskell
Frederick Schwatka
Galena
Portland
Oreg
Charles L. Bristol
New York University
Balilasten Spa
N. Y
Westerly
J. Arthur Harris
Athens County
Ohio
St. Paul
Minn
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Scott
R. J. Scott
University OF Havana
Amr
George
Cuba
Central Fress Association, Inc
Gilles de Retz
Spinoza
Golden Legion Bible Study
the Chronicle Tes
EGRAM
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Llyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnoutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Caily
Elyria
Corain
John W. Callen Company
Chicago
Semichiene Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Etroit
General Motors Bldg
Gandhi
Miami Daily News
Rick
Toledo Blade
Oakland Tribune
Cincinnati Times-Star
Buffalo Evening News
Secretary of the Interior
Ford
Bruce
Alice
Gilroy Sisters
Tony Bing
Ken Fletcher
Fig
Sallys
Norger
Sustan
Susan
Robert Wallace
Falkirk
Etbasa-Gramish
Albania
Carlisle P.T. A
Men’s Barn
Midnight Revellers
Gulf Gas Tire
Alfred Alten
Second St
Nichols
and &S
Pierre Smith
Paradise
Capitol Theatre
Ane
Imls Ayan
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