Artist-Earth Theory Predicts New Planet Born From Earth
Columbus, Jan. 31 Egbert N. Clark, known as an artist, proposes a cosmic theory that a new planet will arise from the earth, which will be its parent. He links recent earthquakes and volcanic activity to this change and says the moon is an earth offspring maturing for humanity's future home. Clark notes duality of human nature and claims the new planet will be male while the moon remains female. He published The Golden Crisis outlining his ideas as scientific rather than prophetic.
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Columbus
Egbert N. Clark
Earth
Clark
Mr. Clark
Moon
Solar System
Ohio teachers press for new schools at Cleveland meeting
Teachers of Ohio gather in Cleveland on February 15 for the Northeastern Ohio Teachers association annual meeting to push state support for more normal schools and colleges. Backers including state officials plan to attend and seek formal state demand for facilities. Lorain county teachers plan to attend closing Lorain schools for the day. Sept Vaughn and Miss Smith of Lorain are slated speakers. DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills are advertised.
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Teachers of
Ohio
Cleveland
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
State of Ohio
Lorain County
Vaughn
Miss Smith
Lorain
Fashionable Hairstyles and Dresses for Women and Boys
An article on current hair trends and facial shapes advises high and broad coiffures to add height and dignity, while center parts suit Grecian faces. It also describes a cadet blue boy’s suit, fabric choices, and patterns, plus beauty tips from a London masseuse and old Indian skin-care methods.
Roosevelt picks Ralph Trler for Cincinnati port surveyor
In Washington on January 31 President Roosevelt nominated Ralph Trler of Columbus for the Cincinnati port surveyor post. The $5,000 labor pays position, currently held by Amos Smith Jr., was recommended by Booker T. Washington. The two Ohio senators Foraker and Dick were not consulted, especially Foraker.
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Roosevelt
Ralph Trler
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Amos Smith, Jr
Tyr
Booker T. Washington
Foraker
Relieved Relief for Women by Australian Leaf Cure
Advert reads Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe monthly regulator for female ills. Claims relief for back pains urinary and bladder trouble and inflammations. Sold by druggists or by mail for 50 cents with free sample from The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Steam railroads ally with electric lines against two cent fare
Steam railroads gain support from electric lines in several Western states as they oppose laws setting a flat two cent passenger rate. Trolley operators priced at two cents a mile lure short haul traffic, while Ohio’s two cent law boosts steam Road earnings, prompting electric lines to lower fares yet fail to deter traffic loss.
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Ohio
Former Oberlin Woman Dies in Cleveland Home
Mrs. L. Drew Mosher age 43, formerly of Oberlin, died at her Cleveland home after an eight month illness. She was married to L. Drew Mosher, a well known vocal teacher. A daughter and the husband survive her.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
Years
L. Drew Mosher
Various Lorain News and Developments in Local Matters
New B and O engineer to estimate costs for Tenth avenue subway crossing. Lorain Jewish church to host Rabbi Gries of Cleveland Sunday at 3 PM. Coroner Miller probes Richard Doran death. gas turned off after stove incident. American Shipbuilders to build Duluth dock to mirror Lorain project. Solicitor Adams learns cashier Kaneen seeks commutation to join wife in New Mexico. Kaneen praised as model prisoner. A. Arthur Brown appeals water issues to state board. board denies audience. Supt Eldredge struggles to hire teachers. Miss Iva Hughes sole appointee so far.
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B. & O. Railroad
Lorain
Tenth Avenue
Lorain Street
Rabbi Gries
Cleveland
Eighth Avenue
Miller
Richard Doran
Doran
American Shipbuillders Company
Duluth
Adams
Ohio Penitentiary
E. F. Kaneen
Citizens Bank
New Mexico
Kaneen
Directors Approve of Ble Note Issuance by Three Railroads
At yesterday’s board meetings in New York the directors of the New York Central Lake Shore and Michigan Central approved the executive committees action to issue 30,000,000 five percent interest bearing notes. The notice also advertises optician Hill at 533 Broad Street for optical needs.
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New York Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
New York
Hill
The
Optician
Broad Street
February Records Add Banjo Cornet and Band Pieces
New banjo cornet and band numbers arrive with songs by Miss Jones Arthur Collins Jones Murray Kernell Hayden Quartette and Bert Shepherd recital Matrimony. Uncle Josh performs a fresh set with a funny routine. Get a complete list of selections.
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Little Nancy
Miss Jones
Moses Andrew Jackson
Arthur Collins
Jones
Murray and
Kernell
Hayden
Josh
Bert Shepherd
Original Laxative Cough Syrup for Croup Relief
An old advertising item praises Nemedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup as a pleasant tasting remedy for children with croup. It claims honey and tar content, claims to drive the cold out through the bowels, and notes conformity to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by all druggists.
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Ell
B&O Train Schedule Summary
B and O Chicago and West line leaves Elyria at 6 45 a m daily and 4 17 p m except Sundays for daily and weekend service updates.
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Elyria
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DeWitt
Reeseseseseses
Vee
London
Boy
Washington
Newo
C. Arthur Brown
American Steel & Iron Companys
State Board of Health
Brown
State Board
Eldredge
Iva Hughes
Chee
February Records
Hubert Day
Chicago and
West
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Place
Philadelphia
Mmense Line
China
Haviland
Boylan Bros
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