Stabilization and Confidence in Currency Policy
An article excerpts a nine year old Senate Commission report on the harms of currency collapse and inflation. It warns that devalued money destroys savings, raises living costs, triggers unrest, and collapses production. It urges a definite US monetary policy to rebuild confidence and lead global stabilization efforts.
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Europe
United States Senate
Germany
Russia
Austria
Poland
Hungary
United States
An Eastern Professor Tests Student Knowledge of History Dates
A Scribner's essay recounts a professor asking students to list memorable dates from history. Averages hovered around thirteen to fifteen dates, challenging the idea that education should cram facts. The piece argues understanding sequences and where to find details matters more than memorizing dates, suggesting the exercise as winter entertainment rather than rigorous learning.
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Scribner’s Magazine
Hastings
Ocean of Oddities and Quips From Early Amusement Pages
A collage of humorous notes and snippets on science quirks, laws, elopements, and everyday life. It laments readers of laws, recalls a California elopement with a wrestler, jokes about overwork, and shares light anecdotes on schooling measures and historical averages. It includes a quip about waterproof books for baths and a vignette on old measurement origins. The tone recalls a breezy 20th century humor column.
Hidden $73 250 in Urschel ransom case found on farm
Agents recovered $73 250 of the $200 000 ransom in the Urschel kidnapping, buried in a cotton patch on Cass Coleman’s farm 156 miles southwest of Dallas. Coleman, uncle of Kathryn Kelly, wife of George Machine Gun Kelly, was arrested in Memphis. The money allegedly represents Kelly's share. The report also includes assorted anecdotes and light paragraphs about daily life and humor.
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Department of Justice
Urschel
Cass Coleman
Dallas
Coleman
Kathryn Kelly
George
Old Age Pension Bill Backed by Elyria Eagles Campaign
A reader praises the Fraternal Order of Eagles for pushing the Old Age Pension Referendum in the November election. The letter cites support from Elyria Lorain County and Ohio voters, notes expected state turnout, and argues the measure will reduce county tax burdens while preserving state care for the infirm and disabled.
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Elyria Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Eagle
Lorain
Amherst
Wellington
Ohio
Lorain County
Fraternal
Ohio Old Age Pension Conference
Elyria
Singing Tongues and Civic Pride in Camden Township
The article reflects on the power of praise in Christian faith citing Luke passages and Caedmon as examples. It weaves in Camden Township history noting early education, burial grounds, and a 1891 railway wreck leading to safer practices, closing with a Centenary hope for noble character enduring in Camden.
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Zacharias
Whitby Abbey
Caedmon
Elisabeth
Mary
Simeon
Anna
Church of Christ
Christ
Camden
Camden Township
Valley township notes on flora and resources and a pension bill letter
A letter from G Kiefer discusses local flora including the fern Woodwaria Virginica and poison sumac, Kipton Buff building stone, and the township's two natural resources stone and timber. It notes timber renewal and Campden’s 125 acres of reforestation, mentions nearby towns in Lorain County, and advocates publication of the Eagles' Old Age Pension Bill with broad community support.
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Camden Township
Campden
Oberlin
Stromberg-Carlson radios debut at Day's Music Store
The Day's News notes Stromberg-Carlson’s entry into the 1934 radio market at Day's Music Store. New sets promise bass-treble balance, reserve power, four gear tuning, acoustic compensator, and aeroplane fuselage construction. Tubes tested free, old tube trading offered, price kept low despite industry tube hikes. Also highlights music lessons for fall as schools open, inviting beginners to join studios.
Standard Electric Range advertised for home cooking
An advertisement highlights the Standard Electric Range as an easy way to cook meals while away from home. It promotes two models at 99.50 dollars, with open and closed burner options, and notes concurrent Westclox Week clock displays and various housewares and knives priced from a quarter to fifty cents.
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Electric Rangers
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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State of
John TW
Cullen Sompans
Chicago
Michigan Avs
York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Scott
R. J. Scott
Leon Cruddy Haas
Thistledown Course
Cleveland
Virginia van Wie
Central Press Association, Inc
California
Sallys
Bills
Becaus
Robby
Jonkrd
Snur Xengrapht
Lucy
Voice OF
THE
People
Chronicle Telegram
Wales
Saar Vasa
Golden Legion Bible Study
Elf
Ambherst
LaGrange
Grafton
Eagles
G Kiefer
Adams St
Reliable Coal Cavalier
Pathfinder
Ohio Lamp
Charles Nell
Approved Security Small Payments Low Rates Citizens BuDget CO
Broadway
2Nd St. Lorain Elsria
Blue Bird
Stanley McAvena Garage
2Nd St. Alley
West Ave
Manhattan
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Hubert Day
Day's Music Store
Stromberg-Carlson
Stromberg
Day’s Hardware
America
Day’s Music Store
Broad St
Day's Hardware
Heroad
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