Local Briefs and Small Ads From Elyria
A collection of short notices mentions Miss Ethel Kelble visiting Detroit and various local advertisements. It notes a window sale at 19 cents by Boylan Bros and a general buy and sell business at No 50 East Ave Elyria with storage facilities.
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Boylan Bros
East Ave
Elyria
Rawson
Big Fire Destroys Two Chicago Brick Buildings
A blaze in Chicago last night leveled two four story brick structures housing several firms. Total loss is estimated at 250000 dollars with Louis Stern & Co. liquor dealers, A J Tish Co bakers supplies, Bennett Leather Co Enland Walton Co leather goods and M I Flanders Leather Co among the heaviest losses.
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Chicago
Louis Stern & Co
A. J. Tish & Co
Bakers
Bennett Leather Co
Enland, Walton & Co
M. I. Flanders Leather Co
Giving Undue Credit May Do More Harm Than Good
A concise note argues that granting excessive credit can backfire by undermining credibility and fairness. It cautions readers to balance recognition with accountability and to avoid inflating praise beyond warranted achievement.
Co operation urged to improve rural roads nationwide
Washington reports plans for joint action by the Post Office and Agriculture Departments with state and local officials to improve country roads. The goal is to facilitate rural mail delivery as reports from many states show roads are nearly impassable and rural routes are hindered.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Wilson
Post Office Department
Department of Agriculture
Instinct of Natural Death Cited From Brillat Savarin Tale
Professor Elie Metchnikoff recounts Brillat Savarin’s tale of a ninety three year old aunt whose last words claim death is a need like sleep. The anecdote, cited in Harper's, is used as an early example of an instinct toward natural death. Call at C. H. Wilkins furniture for Saturday baking.
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Toxarsky
Brillat-Savarin
Elie Metchnikoff
Harper's
FIGHT ERUPTS IN FAIRBANKS MARRIAGE CASE
In Steubenville Ohio on January 25 a courtroom fight broke out after reference to the indictment of Fred C. Fairbanks son of the vice president for perjury in obtaining his marriage license. Prosecutor Alban charged ex judge Kerr with unfair dealing and profiteering from licenses triggering a clash as friends separated the men. Both exchanged blows after adjournment.
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Fred C. Fair Fairbanks
Alban
Fairbanks
Kerr
United States
I Wish the Kettle Would Sing Again
A fragmented poem yearning for a singing kettle recalling a pirate tale and wartime vigor, then shifts to a domestic note of a girl rescued by a prince. The piece ends with an abrupt ad urging Kodol Indigestion relief as a digestives solution sold by druggists.
The Thaw and Nesbit Saga Across Europe and America
The narrative recalls Harry Thaw's early Wooster years and Paris bohemia, his lavish lifestyle and pursuit of Evelyn Nesbit, and Stanford White's entangled role. Nesbit's rise from flower girl to stage figure, Thaw's relentless pursuit, their European sojourns, and the eventual Pittsburgh marriage in 1904 are sketched against White's fame and fate.
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Ers
Wooster University
Ohio
Harry Thaw
Wooster Univessity
Thaw
Princeton
Harry
Paris
Bohemia
Evelyn
Evelyn Nesbit
Plordoora
Stanford White
Wild Rose” Company
New York
White
Europe
Jack Barrymore
Nesbits
London
Charlton House
America
Cumberland Hotel
Miss Nesbit
William Thaw
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
Broadway
Change in the Business of The Elyria Grocery Company
L B Sweet has purchased E B Perry's entire interest in The Clytia Grocery Company and will manage the business. E L Perry remains employed. The business continues under The Elyria Grocery Company name. January 25, 2 cents.
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Elyria Grocery Company
L. B. Sweet
E.B. Perry
Clytia Grocery Company
E. L. Perry
Elyria Grocery 1
Oberlin College credits trolley service for attendance growth
Charles W. Williams private secretary to President King says Oberlin gains from new trolley facilities. Ninety minute limiteds from campus to city square enable a choir leader to conduct vesper services in Oberlin and evening services in Cleveland. Theaters churches and theological students benefit from Cleveland’s offerings and Bible courses.
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Charles W. Williams
King
Oberlin College
New York
Tawn
City Square
Oberlin
Cleveland
Forest City
Oberlin hosts seasonal trains for Cleveland audiences
The passage notes frequent special trains to Oberlin for Christmas and spring musical festivals, drawing Cleveland attendees. It observes commuters and professionals, including a law office with branches in Oberlin and Cleveland, and mentions families moving from Cleveland to Oberlin seeking a quieter atmosphere by the water near Plum Creek.
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Cleveland
Oberlin
College Town
Plum Creek
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Ethel Kelble
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Chicago, Ill
Conry & Mueller, Grocers
Broad
Bell
Furniture Emporium
C. H. Wilkins
C. H. Wilkins Fur
Niture Store
Dury
Caae
Smith Bros
Buster, Brown
the Robinson & Hancock CO
Williams Clair
Bosworth
Electric Theatre
Mill St
Matthew
Matthews
Digesta
David Schmeiser
Dayton, U
the Biggs & Everard CO
York State
Max
Hart
West Broad St
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