Movement for Decentralizing Railroads Urges Rural Living Shift
An article discusses decentralizing strategy by railroads including the Lake Shore Electric and Northern Ohio lines. It argues bringing industries to towns and encouraging city residents to live in the country along railroad lines boosts long term ridership and suburban growth. It highlights grain trains guiding farmers, emphasizing benefits to railroads and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Island
Galveston
Brownsville
Cleveland
Lake Shore Electric
Hoody River
Loar
Ohio
Painesville
Southwestern
Eastern Ohio Traction
Pianos Left In Stock At Great Bargain Closeout
Three days remain to close out the inventory as pianos stay available at steep discounts. Deal details emphasize reduced prices and limited stock across the remaining units.
Four Pianos Offered at Record Low Prices
One Burdett one Hartzell one Frederick and one Majestic pianos priced for cautious buyers. Store advertises sheets at six cents per copy and notes view evenings until closing.
Local Church Services and Schedule Summary
Local notices list services at The Churches Baptist Cheapside with morning and evening sermons by Rev. Geo W Johnston, including Sunday school at 11:30 and Young People meetings at 6. Church of Christ Scientist East avenue hosts Everlasting Punishment sermon with Bible text Rom 6:6. English Lutheran Grace conducts Sunday services in Maccabee hall with 2 p m Sunday school and 2:30 p m service. Church of Christ features morning sermon Magnificent Flight of Ripened Grain and a missionary program followed by an option lecture on Americas Global Problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorner
Cheapside
Bedondstreet
Geo. W. Johnston
Church OF Christ, Scientist
East Avenue
Second Street
Maccabee Hall
Theo. C. Sarge
Church OF Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Spaktor
America
Odd Fellows Hall
West Broad Street
D. A. Herrick
Akron
Steele
Oberlin
Young Peoples Meeting
Mrs. Hange
Jacob
Israel
Cornell Avenue
Jailed Banker John H Wood Convicted in National Bank Misuse
The former Oberlin College assistant treasurer and First National Bank of Matthews Ind. president, John H Wood, is inmate No. 4447 at Leavenworth. He was convicted of misapplication of national bank funds after loaning bank money to gas-dependent ventures that failed. His family and Oberlin community rally behind him as his wife and seven children await his release amid petitions for clemency. Separate church notices and local ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John H. Wood
Oberlin College
First National Bank
Matthews Ind
Great Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Wood
Matthews
Oberlin
Clemenc
College Street
Grace E. Wood
EL. P. Johnson
Thomas Baila
Second Congregational Church
Mrs. Wood
Helen
Buchata
W. Va
Paul Wood
Ather Glevelam
Louise
Oberlin High School
Marie
Annie
Baby Phillip
Hoyt’s Improved Pile Remedy Ad Promotes Health
An old advertisement touts Hoyt's Improved Pile Remedy from C. H. Hoyt & Co. Toledo Ohio. It claims to destroy the disease and restore health, urging readers to ask their druggist and offering mail orders. Sold in Elyria by H. A. Crandall at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Mall
C. H. Hoyt & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Alyria
H. A. Crandall
Crystal Rock Beer Promoted As Pure Malt Tonic
Physicians recommend Crystal Rock Beer as a healthful tonic and food made from pure Malt using Crystalock Springs water. The product, sold in cases of two dozen small bottles or twelve large bottles, is marketed for family use with home delivery by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Ock Springs
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Lorain County
Fin‘anos
Great Western Railxds
Ornet
A. Wi Chase
Goxranea Dure
Casper Wallon
Laborr
Alichigan City
Ind
AW. Chase
A.W. Cisax Mentcive Co
Buffalo
N.Y
A. W. Chase
Endy
Harry A. Crandal
Obie
Burdett
Hartzell
Frederick
ST. Paul's
N. Lehmann
Third Street
First Congregational
David
Bible
Young Peoples Choral Societies
DeWitt
The
Eastern Heights Land Co
HOYTS
A. R. Champney Co
Mechanic St. Elyria
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