Foster Wins Big for Ohio Tenth in Unusual Year
The article lauds Hon. J. M. Foster after a large Tuesday victory in Ohio's Tenth District. It praises his natural aptitude, education, and activity in Congress, noting his strong reputation and wide influence among leaders, which the fourteen thousand vote margin underscores.
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J. M. Foster
Ohio
Foster
National Congress
Mr. Foster
House
Congress
Tenth Congressional District
Labor Vote Influence Attributed To Sam Gompers
The piece notes Samuel Gompers, AFL president, wields influence over labor voting patterns. It critiques his past bold predictions, which consistently underdeliver, suggesting politicians fear his early declarations every four years and that labor support remains limited in practice.
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Sam’ Gompoers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Labor
Unscrutable Fragments From An Ancient Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an election theme with references to Tuesday and United States context. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear subjects or outcomes to extract a definitive news item or names.
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United States
Women’s Role Shaped by Trust in Elections
The piece argues that women faced manipulation in some cases but will self defend in future ballots. It predicts women’s instinctive judgment and independence will guide future elections and calls for high quality candidates as men’s peers in counties, states, and the nation. It asserts politics will rise morally with women’s universal franchise.
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Lords of Creation
As A Woman Thinks The Modern Idea Of Fun
Edith Moriarty argues that modern party prizes tempt children to play for rewards rather than the game. A mother reflects on Ellen and other children, fearing prize culture fosters unhealthy competition and spoils genuine fun. She urges more mindful parenting to curb such trends.
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Edith E. Moriarty
Ellen
Elien
Revel On The Spur Of The Moment
A jumble of quotations and reflections notes Leon Trotsky in Paris 1907 as a nightmare not a dream. Prognosticators promise an open winter, while a student jokes the king and president differ only by a thorn. A lighthearted aside doubts a swan’s 300 year life as a butcher serves dinner.
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Cable
Leon Trotzky
Paris
J.J
Occupational Therapy Gains Ground in Hospitals
The article describes how occupational therapy using crafts like basketry and weaving aids recovery in patients, with Reconstruction Aides guiding programs. It notes rising morale, patient engagement, and data from Public Health Service hospitals showing increased participation and institutional support.
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Maddox
W .Ng
Public Health Service
Questions and Answers on Bureau Research Practices
Fragmentary text notes questions and answers about bureau research, deformations, and financial matters. Mentions Frederic G. Thenh, Washington, and return stamps. Indicates replies are sent directly to inquirer.
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Athens
Frederic B.g. Thenhor
Washington, D
Egal
Echnese
Inquirer
Apple cranberry jelly and historical Q&A notes
The text sections cover home canning of apples with steps including measuring, washing, slicing, cooking, and sugaring with spice. It also reports Bureau of Standards notes on glass disintegration in moist soil, military desertion release rules, nut storage tips, hospital bandages disposal, and historical Thanksgiving observance dates.
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Department of Agriculture
H. A
Bureau of Standards
Colaion
United States
W. A
War Department
Serter
Punt
L. A
Ecclesiasticus
Mannases
New England States
Bradford
New England
New York
Lincoln
Weekend and Sunday visiting across Ohio households
Sand Rock George Ogg visited sister Mrs Lelia Peoples at Youngstown. Merwin Bryson from The Plains stayed with parents Mr and Mrs O O Bryson. Miss Tresa Shannon visited Mrs George France at Broadwell from Tuesday to Thursday. Mr and Mrs Orla Roberts and children called on Hal Braw.
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George Ogg
Lelia Peoples
Youngstown
Merwin Bryson
the Plains
O. 0. Bryson
Tresa Shannon
George France
Broadwell
Orla Roberts
Hal Braw
Local Social Circle Notes Include Visits and Calls
The column lists visits and social calls around town. Colleagues and relatives like Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKinley of Columbus, Sibyl Robinson of Nelsonville, Mrs. C. P. Smith of Athens, and the Vandyke and Bryson families are mentioned visiting friends and kin in Amesville, Jacksonville, Chesterhill, and Glouster.
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Charles McKinley
Columbus
Harve
Star
Sibyl Robinson
Nelsonville
W. H. Robinson
C. P. Smith
Athens
Carl
En Ay
Vg Robinson Belling
Sand Rock
Eyrecat
Bruce Huffnast
Chesterhill
Sarah Clyde Colvin
Jacksonville
Frank Smith
Amesville
Bry Cs
Randela
Hooper R
Guy Vandyke
Mire
Wells Vandyke
Bryson End
Arry Wharf
Charles ‘Wharff
Glouster
Army enlistments rise with October totals
General Harrie announced that the regular army continued its increases as the adjutant records 17 626 enlistments accepted during October.
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Harrie
No Baseball This Sunday for Erie Team
Erie team statement notes no baseball games this season and announces a pause in Sunday play due to schedule. No future dates specified.
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Erie
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