James G Gray Died After Illness in Glendale District
James G Gray, a carpenter and long time Elyria resident, died Wednesday at his Glendale home at about 4 30 PM aged in his 40s. Born in Avon township he moved to Elyria twenty years ago and remained active in the Baptist church and the city board of health. He helped draft plumbing rules and hoped to become city inspector of plumbing. He leaves a wife and children Marion Helen and Edwin. The funeral is set for Friday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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FE Gras
Cittizen
Glendale Cous
Avon
Baptist Church
Board of Health
Elyria
Marion
Helen
Edwin
Baptists Rev G W Johnson Leads Service
A church service conducted by Reverend G W Johnson, pastor of the Baptist church, drew congregation members for worship and communal prayers.
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G. W. Johnson
the Baptist Church
Fremont Firm Seeks New Plant Location
The Jackson Underwear Company, a major Fremont enterprise, is seeking a site for a large new branch. The chamber of commerce may handle negotiations, as they pursue a location that offers a suitable town for expansion.
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Jackson Underwear Factory
Fremont
Chamber of Comerce
Notable Figures in 19th Century Society and Politics
A fragmentary summary notes various figures including Vier President Fairhbanks and his private secretary Peederick, Bow, Lin, and De W4Uinae VittGL Grits. It mentions Lord Kimberley's youngest son Turd Wodehouse, Cornelius Vanderbilt as commodore of the New York Yacht Club, and L P Campbell of Kansas praised for dress. It also refers to a Clarksville mayoral election and Trusgell Sage stepping back from Wall Street leadership at age ninety-five.
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Fairhbanks
Senate
Bla
Peederick
Bow
Balfin Beth
Japan
Turk Country
New York
Atenanter Situpaen
Boagkind
Australie
Miles
W. Wilson
Shinechester
Brockinidge
Api-Nurfolk
Beis
Lord Kimberley
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Comute Dore
North Star
Vanderbilt
Congressman LP
Campbell
Kansan
Washington
Kansas
Petrie
Clarksville
Ark
Ile
Trusgell Suge Ac
Wall Street
Funeral of Gov Pattison marks somber Piedmont ceremony
Between two and four this afternoon the funeral of Governor Pattison left his Piedmont home. Mayor Chapman requested banks and businesses suspend two hours. The Reporter published later than usual. Bixoria belt line project will be pushed to completion with FL H Clough and A Garford in Cleveland financing the enterprise. When built the line will run near most industries, adversely affecting workers.
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Pattison
Piedmont
Chapman
Bixoria
FL H. Clough
A. (. Garford
Cleveland
Hardy Annual and Far-Flung News From Empire Pages
Notes feature Sir Radward Chirke speaking at a London lawyers gathering with humor about a clock daisy tale. A Fatehgarh India company aims to provide remunerative labor for Indian Christians under profit sharing. A US and Canada student missions report shows $43,430 contributed to missions, with breakdowns for city home and foreign efforts. Karachi’s deadly climate is described with record heat in Jacobabad and dangers for railway workers and passengers in extreme heat.
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Radward Chirke
London
Lord Alverstone
Fatehargh
India
United States
Canada
New Guinea Population Costs Prompt German Policy
A Reichstag reference to German New Guinea states that among the European population in a city there were 174 missionaries and that for every two farmers there was no German officer. It was noted that each farmer cost Germany about 5500 dollars yearly, and the speaker suggested it would be cheaper to bring farmers home with pensions.
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New Guinea
Reichstag
German New Guinea
Germany
Men outnumber women by millions in the United States
A note on demographic distribution says there are 1,840,280 more men than women in the United States and that Paraguay is the only country with more women than men due to past revolutions and a war that nearly exterminated the male population. A stray report in Leesville mentions Pete Stivers finding a five-dollar pill and a hill owner arriving in time for the last round of drinks.
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United States
Paraguay
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Pete Stivers
Sin
Leesville F
English in Japan as Mass Learning Expands
Baron Takaki states four-fifths of Japanese boys study English and predicts English will soon become Japan's language and then a global language, signaling a shift in education and communication.
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Japan
Baron Takaki Sys
Like Clocks Pastor I see absent faces in my flock
In a reflective note, the author laments missing familiar church attendees and the habit of greeting each other, comparing the gaps to clocks with missing hands and urging continued fellowship despite changes.
Panama Canal Employes Reach 27000 Workforce Milestone
The Panama Canal employs 27,000 men on canal work, an increase of 9,000 over the former French company Yau.
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Panama Canal
Cobra Worshiped Across Indian Provinces
In many provinces of India the cobra is still worshiped and not only worshiped but pampered and protected.
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India
Summer Vacation Offers Wisconsin Central Routes
Your summer vacation can be pleasant at multiple Wisconsin destinations and resorts via Wisconsin Central. Request the Summer Book for details on how to go and costs. free by applying to Jas C Pond. Also promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as best for burns eczema and more, sold by druggists.
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Waukesha
Waupaca
Fifield
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ashland
Superior
Duluth
Wisconsin Central Tailway
Ito Jas. C. Pond
Wisconsin Central R'y
Millwaukee
Wis
DeWitt
Sunday trains beckon to Lake Shore routes at low fares
The new Sunday service over the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers cheap Sunday excursion options. Fares are very low and travel times convenient. For details, see hand bills or ask local ticket agents.
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Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Mother Grays Appeal to Women
Public notice offering free samples of Mother Gray's Australian Leaf herbal remedy for women's ailments. Claims regulate monthly cycles and aid urinary bladder kidney issues. Advertises 50 cents and requests name and address to call back. Also promotes Hollsaer's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents from A B Frost.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
Leroy
N.Y
Hollsaer
A. EB. Frost
D. A. Dykeman
Get Rid Of Corn Or Bunions With Indian Corn Leaf
A vintage advert touts Indian Corn Leaf to cure corns bunions and callous spots without pain. Cut a piece apply to the corn relief follows quickly and corn is removed. Harmless and unique among remedies, one package costs 10 cents with money back offer. Address The Bond Supply Company Washington for terms and mail packet.
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Bond Supply Company
Ae Building
Washington
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