Century Of Opportunities Speaker Tells Graduates
Dr David tn of Pia University New York addressed 175 Central graduates urging a flexible open mind and readiness to cooperate in postwar reconstruction. He warned against fixed prejudices and stressed opportunity through education and adaptation as the twentieth century begins. The 1917 class and alumni banquet follow with a picnic and a faculty versus seniors baseball game at Meyers Lake park.
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David Tn
Pia University
New York
Central
Rogram
Saramins
Bucrs
Lester Heckaman
Lucia
Harmony
Ard of Education
Ony
Snedden
Aterial Reces
Courtland
Medge Youtz
14Th-St NE
Meyers Lake Park
Buckeye Abolitionists and Ohio Secession Debate
A factual survey traces Ohio abolitionists led by Benjamin Lundy and Joshua Giddings, with figures like Charles Hammond and Salmon P. Chase. It notes the 1850 Fugitive State Law and famous cases including Oberlin-Wellington, plus a 1848-49 push in the General Assembly for secession that failed. Also mentions Rev. George Gordon and other anti slavery actions. The report closes with recent patrol airship activity on Danish and Dutch coasts.
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Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Union
Benjamin Lundy
St. Clairsville
Mt Pleasant
Harrison-co
Charles Hammond
Charles Osborn
North Carolina
Mt. Pleasant
Philanthropist
America
James G. Durney
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Liberty Party
Joshua R. Giddings
Benjamin IF. Wade
Salmon P. Chase
Oberlin
Swan
Chorge Gordon
Iberia College
Lincoln
General Assembly
Portage
Stark Counties
Norton Townshend
Lorain
No Improvement Reported for Father Fridolin Ankly
The condition of Father Fridolin Ankly, seriously ill with heart trouble, remains unchanged at Mercy Hospital. A bedside report Thursday notes he rested fairly well Wednesday night.
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Fridolin Ankly
Mercy Hospital
Father Ankly
Explorer Evans Aids U S Sea Force in London Announcement
London reports Captain Evans famed Antarctic explorer and commander of the British destroyer Broke is aiding the United States Navy. Evans recently distinguished himself when his vessel and another destroyer defeated six German destroyers in the North Sea. He was second in command of the Scott expedition and received the Order of the Bath from King George. He lectured in the United States before returning to active naval service.
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London
Evans
Broke
United States Navy
North Sea
King George
United States
Navy
Passes Away in Obscurity in Atlanta
Mrs. Leo Pock, once a dance partner of Emperor Maximilian, died in Atlanta at eighty five and was buried with few mourners. Born in Munich to a German officer and French noblewoman, she toured royal courts of Europe in youth. Her German artist husband died in the United States, and she earned a living teaching music.
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Atlanta
Leo Pock
Maximilian
Rock
United States
Tramp and panhandler target of wartime law drive
Sacramento officials push county councils of defense to enforce vagrancy laws as a war measure. A letter urges citizens to deny support to loafers and to require work in exchange for food or shelter, stressing loyal citizens must curb idleness.
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Sacramento
Cal
Ben
State Council of Defense
Gum Exports Surge As War Drives American Chewing Gum
Letters from Europe describe soldiers in trenches chewing American gum to pass time. Government data show exports reached 926 500 dollars in nine months, with total likely over a million for the year, vastly higher than 1894. European demand, especially England and France, fuels the rise.
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Washington
England
France
Department of Commerce
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Africa
Deportation of National Bank Director in Salonika
Port of Salonika June 7 reports the National Bank director has been deported on orders of General Sarrall the French Commander in Chief in Macedonia due to pro German leanings.
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Salonika
Sarrall
Macedonia
Avoid Alcohol Hair Tonics for Healthier Hair
An advertisement promotes Famo no alcohol hair tonic claiming it prevents drying and graying, invigorates the scalp and reduces dandruff. It argues alcohol-free formulas dissolve ingredients without harming tissue and guarantees double the amount of typical tonics. Sold by Noth & Tsuga for 75 cents a large bottle with mail order options.
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Panamas
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Cara
T. S. Culp
Mahoning
Just
Wall Paper Co
McKinley Hotel
Flori
Courtlande Building
Canton, Ohio
THE
Canton Ice CO
U. S
Poport
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Reduso
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Chicago
San Francisco
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Paris
Boston
Glee
Burson
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Drilla
Alao Sport
Uni
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Ecru
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