Word: dearborn
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...Dearborn last week visiting his good friend Henry Ford, Alabama's famed Negro Scientist George Washington Carver inaugurated a new food laboratory, chatted about the possibility of Michigan-raised rubber, gladly munched (with Industrialist Ford) a sandwich made of weeds, which he had prepared...
...elected representatives of the citizens of Dearborn, Michigan have torn a leaf from Herr Goebbels' book of horrors. Declaring that no one of Japanese ancestry is capable of becoming anything by a "menace" to the interests of this country, Dearborn officials this week turned thumbs down on a proposal by church groups in that city to bring three American-born Japanese from the West Coast to live in Dearborn for the duration...
...talks little ("Speechmaking is no good, only gets you in trouble; I allus left that to John"), but he has a lot to think about. Before the great fire in 1871, he had a newsstand at Madison and Dearborn. Soon he had enough money to open a saloon near the Business Man's Exchange, south of Van Buren street-it had "the longest bar in the world." For a nickel The Hink sold schooners as big as buckets to bums, roustabouts, prostitutes. They could always put the bite on him for two bits; he let the bums sleep...
...Lisbon, N. H.; Robert D. Hill, Wilmore, Ky.; John A. Holabird, Jr., Chicago, Ill.; Quentin M. Hope, Cambridge; John W. Hursh, Duluth, Minu.; Robert A. Keller, Cleveland Heights, O.; Leif L. Kunden, Columbus, Ind.; Robert W. Komer, St, Louis, Me.; Herbert J. Komer, New York City; Joseph H. Laird, Dearborn, Mich; Murray A. Lampert, Kew Gardens, N. Y.; William Land, Mattapan...
...popular local cemetery is situated on Mount Auburn Street. In the words of Dearborn's Visitor's Guide to Mount Auburn Cemetery, 1843, "One can find no better spot for the rambles of curiosity, health, or pleasure. To what better place could one go to relieve a swelling heart?" Mount Auburn cemetery comprises 110 acres of varying hills and dales, and also many bushes. In its idyllic glens the living also find repose; and even young people find it a suitable place to visit both day and night...