Cartoon Distorts Bryan Drawn in Plain Dealer
The Cleveland Plain Dealer's caricature of William Jennings Bryan at a Washington banquet is labeled as hateful and misrepresentative. The piece notes Bryan's disagreement with the president on the peace treaty and defends both men as respected figures, urging the paper to avoid unworthy attacks.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
William Jennings Bryan
The
Plain Dealer
Bryans
Bryan
Washington
Democratic Party
Plain Dealers
Hoover in the 1920s presidential chatter Grows
The Jackson Day banquet drew strong Hoover support though he says the idea is a joke. Gossip circulates about his candidacy with papers nationwide weighing his independence from party lines. The Carey Times first floated Hoover for president, signaling rising independent voting ahead of November.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Carey Times
United States
Iloover
Crabbe prohibition measure passes Ohio House in Columbus
The Crabbe prohibition enforcement measure, replacing the rejected November referendum, has been approved by the Ohio House. An attempt to declare it an emergency failed due to lack of two thirds, so a vote in November will decide its fate.
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House of Representatives
Columbus
Advertising in a newspaper
Exchange argues for placing family notices and business ads in newspapers to reach a broad audience. It questions billboard obituaries and hotel register ads as less effective than print media for weddings, funerals, and announcements.
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Inva
Red Cross Sends $10,000 for Mexico Earthquake Relief
The Red Cross has appropriated ten thousand dollars for earthquake victims in Mexico. Workers have been dispatched to assist as soon as possible under the direction of the United States consul at Vera Cruz. This intervention is described as the right kind of aid.
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The
Red Cross
Mexico
United States
Vera
Kaiser's Trial Hinge On Allied Efforts In Holland
Postwar adjustments bring new trouble as the Allies seek Kaiser William for wartime actions. The Kaiser stays in Holland and may be handed over only if force is used, risking invasion and potential war. The outcome of the dispute remains unclear.
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Kaiser William
Kaiser
Holland
Munsey Buys Major Papers for Four Million Dollars
Frank A. Munsey has acquired the Bennett newspapers The New York Herald The New York Evening Telegram and the Paris Herald for 4 million dollars. The deal cements Munsey's control of prominent titles across American and international press markets with a major expansion of his publishing empire.
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Frank A. Munsey
Bennett
New York Herald
New York Evening Telegram
Paris Herald
Designer Boar Fetches Record $30,000 Price
A nine hundred pound boar named Designer was bought by D C Lonergan of Omaha Nebraska for 30000 dollars. It stands as the highest price ever paid for a hog.
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D .C. Lonergan
Omaha
Nebraska
Step Toward Democracy In India Gains Electorate
A press dispatch notes Britain expands Indian representation from 33 000 electors to about 5 000 000. The change reaches roughly 12 percent of adult male Indians and signals growing self government. W J Bryan lauds Britain for setting a broader example for other nations.
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India
London
Great Britain
Britain
W. J. Bryan
The
Stork Brings Son to Canton Clergy Couple
A son named John David was born January 14 to Rev. and Mrs. H. O. D. Shultz of Canton. Rev. Shultz formerly served as pastor of the United Evangelical church here.
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H. OD. Shultz
Canton
John David
Rev. Shultz
United Evangelical Church
Why Ilsa Headache Why Ilsa Headache Causes
A vintage health ad explains headaches linked to anemia and indoor living. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan to build red blood cells, improve appetite and color, and reduce headache frequency after a short course. It notes to ensure the package bears the Gude's name.
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Gude
Gute
Wartime drill phrases survive as colloquial cues
OCR text lists varied commands in joking civilian context from marching orders to everyday scenes. It shows how military cadence phrases echo in civil life from waiters and shopkeepers to parents and hotel staff, with lines like Present arms and About face used playfully.
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Mari
Saleman
Rafter
Ohio farm bulletins offer free disease guides to growers
Spring bulletins from the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster are free on request for farmers and cover topics such as Potato Diseases of Ohio Apple Blotch Tomato Diseases in Ohio Soybeans Their Culture and Use and Dependable Fruits. Additional materials include orchard fertilizing experiments choosing gooseberry varieties commercial grape growing pruning apple trees grafting and budding fruit trees simple methods of celery culture and a spray calendar.
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Ohio
Wooster
Legislature seeks relief by lifting one per cent cap
The legislature debates freeing the sinking fund and interest levy from the one per cent restriction for a term of years to aid cities. County commissioners push for a real estate reappraisal to tax at real value, as current valuation yields insufficient revenue for needs.
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Association of County Commissioners
Public Sale at Joe Crislip Farm near Springville
Auction announces sale to begin 10:00 a m on Thursday February 5 1920 at the Joe Crislip farm four miles north of Carey three miles south of Alvada and three miles west of Adrian on the Carey Fostoria road. Livestock include ten horses and cattle nine cows calves and 12 breed sows plus one male hog with farming implements. Terms to be announced sale day. Lunch on grounds. Auctioneers Stanley Jones and Wm Jacoby.
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Joe Crislip
Springville
Carey
Alvada
Adrian
Carey- Fostoria
Mar¢ch
Jersey
McCormick
John Deere
Gale
Ou- Merthhilled
Proportioned Tip Described From Chin to Hairline
An obscure note details a strictly well proportioned tip measuring a third of the distance from the hairline to the chin. It reads as a stylistic guideline from a historical beauty manuscript with emphasis on balanced facial features.
Carey Farmers Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Carey Ohio January 8 1920 stockholders meet February 6 1920 at 1 pm to consider a proposed agreement for the sale of the companys real estate and assets to Peoples Telephone Company of Carey Ohio by order of the board G A Kenmerly president
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Carey Farmers Telephone Company
Carey
Ohio
Carnes
Peoples Telephone Company
G. A. Kenmerly
Carey Farmers Telephone Compan
Ipig Company
G.A. Kemmerly
Stone Breakwaters in Alaska Aid Spring Flood Control
In Alaska agricultural districts stone breakwaters are constructed on land to avert the spring torrents from the glaciers, aiming to protect farmland from flood damage.
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Alaska
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Ilsa
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Wn. Jacoby
Carey Farmers Telephone CO
If. H. Frederick
Jem Lopes
Miles Mullholand
Justice of the Peace
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Peter Martinis
Wyandot ‘County
Miles Mullendland
I. OH. Frederick
Salvador Santana
H. Frederick
Fares Cordegus
Miles Mullholan
Hilario Munus
Frederick
Mick’ ‘Gomes
Wyandot
Miles
F. F. Scheel
Carey Electrical Co
Brown & Williams
F. H. Frederick
Malates Patronas
Janary
Transvaal
API
O.C. Bowley
Carey: Mill & Elevator-Co
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