Elyria Local Items and Society Notes
Community notes from Elyria report on residents attending events and visiting friends. Foods and luncheons mark social activity including visits from Misses Willard and Tite, and guests for the Fourth of July in Ely. Notable items mention Chas C. Casign elected director of Cleveland company and local attendance at conventions in Detroit and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas C. Casign
Cleveland Co
Wrenton Kerk Ol Company
Mia Seymour Plenty
Vaiday
Misa M Unason
Toronto
Toy
Alice Variarty
Cascais Street
Theodore Wonder
Sandusks
Edward Spring
Cleveland
Tair Grounds
Marah
White
Greens Tor
Helen Wotcalt
Beren
Br Gee Nicholas
Cadwalader
Ely
Min
Ladd
Thrifty New Yorkers at Banks
Observers note thrifty behavior of New Yorkers visiting banks on weekdays with long lines forming before opening. Predominantly women, many with children, crowd entrances while men work, illustrating a culture of saving and steady labor. The scene highlights daily banking as essential in sustaining families and local economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtu Teat
Musical Indians and their Native Song of the North
The article discusses Native American musical traditions among the Musi Indians and related groups in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. It notes the shift from oral dance and chant to modern musical styles, references dancers and singers, and mentions connections to eastern and western Indian schools, collectors, and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Timis
Mary of the See
Ena
Porneh
New York Sun
Auditor and Cavalryman Anecdotes and Oddities
A collection of historical froth and anecdotes from military and public life. It recounts an officer’s accounts, auditor battles over claims, and a cavalryman’s endurance test in Kansas City. It notes a bath expense dispute and a quip about sufficiency for auditors versus cavalrymen, plus a brief mention of postal revenue and an anesthetic comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Washington Post
Kansas City
Fossil Beds Returned From Idaho Expedition
Prof John C Mernam of the University of California returned with recently found fossil beds in Idaho. The deposit, still embedded in rock, will require chipping and classification to reveal ancient animal life. Finds include lower Triassic ammonites at Boda Springs and bone fragments at Paris and Exanston, with vertebrae suggesting reptilian evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Mernam
University of Caliornia
Idaho
Serenve
San Francisco
Boda Springs
Wood Canyon
Paris
Exanston
Wye
One Good Accomplished
A fragmentary exchange from the Chicago Record Herald notes a man describing his wife’s good health while joking about an expected visit from a rich aunt. The brief dialogue hints at family expectations and domestic strain, reflecting era speech patterns.
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Chicago Record Herald
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Ohio
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White Mountain
Hubert Day
Hardwar
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NEW Yorkers
Gotham
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Chicago Post
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California
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Caywood
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Earl Court
2Nd Street
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West Ave
Lee S. Day
Elyria ‘Block
G. O. Campbell
Rose Edg
Cleveland, O
Carl Hasseris
Cleveland Noventy Co
Cuyahoga
Ontario
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