Easter Morning in a Small Village
In a quiet village Tom Graham, grieving for a son in France, is urged by friend Hiram Brown to return to church. A letter from the lad arrives, urging faith and flowers for Easter. Tom reconciles, asking to usher at the service as dawn breaks with the choir’s anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Mr. Thomas Graham
Tom
Graham
Hiram Brown
France
Tom Graham
Lizzie
Mother
Dad
Cear
Lizzit
Lelas
War Teaches Savings The Nation Finds Thrift In War Bonds
Ohio residents invest heavily in Government Savings Securities with over 130 million dollars held by buckeye households. Stamps and Treasury certificates accumulate, while redemption remains low, signaling a nation taught thrift from wartime demand and a focus on nest eggs for lean days ahead. Children and youth participate, building long term financial habits through small denominations and stamp purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Buckeye
Treasury
Rapid Wireless Receiver Converts Morse to Text at 200 WPM
A new receiver captures dots and dashes on sensitized tape at 200 words per minute, enabling rapid wireless telegraphy. The human ear cannot interpret messages this fast, so only stations using this machine can understand the transmission.
Robert s Tribute Inspires Thoughtful Birthday Gift
An earnest mother teaches Robert the value of thoughtfulness. She knits him a snug cap and sweater for his birthday, and he thanks her warmly saying he loves her and she is very thinky.
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Robert
Eccentricities of Genius Paul Verlaine Unearthed
The piece outlines Paul Verlaine as a genius whose life swung between religious ecstasy and excess. It notes his bohemian Paris period after 1870, an 11 year disappearance, and a 1881 public return as a quasi Catholic with Sageese. It ends with his death in 1896 and his continued life in the Latin Quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Verlaine
Paris
Verlaine
Operation for Appendicitis in Toledo Patient
Monday morning Dr. Cc. N. Smith of Toledo assisted by Dr. S. R. Bame and Dr. R. C. Van Buren operated on Magdalene Arnold for chronic appendicitis. The operation was very successful. Mrs. Arnold's sister Miss Helen Herman of Edgerton is caring for the patient.
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Cc. N. Smith
Toledo
S. R. Bame
R. C. van Buren
Magdalene Arnold
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Grace R. Olin
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
J. S.¢Mires
The
Liberty Center Press
Biskit
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Aammermiz
Bond
As Ae Ta
J. A. Smith
Tiffin Motor Trucks
A. D. Harris
Tiffin
Seneca, Hancock and
Wyandot Counties
Camels
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Cow
Winston-Salem, N.C
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