Ohio News Highlights From President Cox to Local Tragedies
The report covers a wide array of Ohio items: Findlay adopts eastern time. Erie county fair dates. raises for Findlay firemen and Elyria teachers. a million-dollar fruit damage in Cincinnati. death of Dr. C J Brane and Wittenberg campaign plans. Kiwanis and Knights of Columbus projects. shootings and accidents in multiple counties. court decisions and state appointments. railway wage talks. and various municipal bond votes, fires, crimes, and civic actions across Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Akron, and beyond.
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Findlay
Erie County
Conoeant Telephone Company
Elyria
Cincinnati
C. J. Brane
Religious Telescope
Dayton
Wittenberg College
TiMu Knights of Columbus
James Arianna
Cai
Paul Axnp
Ohio
Springfield
Charles Loier
Title League
Lelask
Charles Mourkens
Tie
Lakeview
Dellafontaine
Thomas Grenfelt
Crestiine
Crawford County
Autes
Portage County
Ravenna
Frank B. Willis
Newton Putte High School
Sr Lancaster
Sarah Ullmer
Henry J. Lower
Ma Ftor
Henry Rankin
Springfeld
J. B. Went
Wooster
Orrville
4. A. Goldtech
Cleveland
Civic Jeagee
Boty
Ruth E. Abramson
Painesville
Lake Erie
Willashby Beach
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Richard Meehan
Afoer
Charles Rehfeld
Huron County
Singee B. Benson
Norwalk den Ust
Vernon M. Riegel
Merion
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bryce BR. Campbell
Struthers Savings and Banking Company
Panfiom
Struthers
Pontius
Union
Jobs J. Stanley
Cleveland Railway Company
el Cant
Colum ‘Bus
Muskingum County
Eastern Hocking Coal Company
Columbus
H. M. Rankin
Eastern Company
Lauber
Archbold
Toledo
E. B. Nofeizer
Ohio City Solicitors
Cox
Whillace Cathcart
Simon Cathcart
Cathcart
Licking County Bank and Trust Company
Newark
Norwalk
Shawnee of and Gas Producing Company
Marietta
William Edward Nix
Phillips
Federal
Hoy E. Fisher
Hittmas
Wayne County
Warren
Trumbull County Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Automobile Speedway
Sherif
Common Pleas Court
Moses Miller
Dalton
Jacob
Rittman
Ander
Ross County
Mary Hellman
Lutheran Clrch
Willard
Richmond
Ohio State University
Lancaster
Census Bureau
Twooster
Wellsville
John M. Killits
Ohi
Deance and
Wauseon
Delaware
Greenfeld
Eaton
Fremont
Shelby
Wadsworth
Ashland
Eigct
Fred Hardy
May
TiMn
Child Conservation Leagus of America
Mary A. Sawyer
Western College, Oxford
John Henry
Walter Clem
Harry H. Hewett
New Carlisle
Mary Irene Atkinson
Children’s Department
State Board of Charities
Harry Black
Ward Logan
Akron
Marietts
Thompson
Harold Newman
Catherine
Kenton
Scioto
Harry Winters
Cleveland Housing Company
Youngstown
Oho-Petnsylvania Electrica Compania
Charles W. Knox
Pittsburgh
Cascarets marketed as the top selling laxative
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the biggest selling laxative cathartic for liver and bowels, claiming twenty five million boxes sold to relieve constipation indigestion and related ailments without harsh effects. A separate anecdote notes a farmer and boy exchange about a trickster tale reflecting ignorance.
War of the shoes and skirts in high fashion
A fashion piece compares the clash between long American shoes and short French slippers to last season’s skirt battle. It notes rising prices, French vanity in footwear, and the prevalence of low-cut, ornamented designs showing stockings and ankles.
Flowers in Spring Hat Trends Sparked by Footwear Details
The article notes three design variations for footwear including ankle strap and decorated tongue effects. It highlights spring footwear trends with emphasis on flowers, predicting extensive use of floral trims on hats to complement wide-brimmed shapes for the season.
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Spohn
Spohm
Sis Drug Spomn Medical Company
Cote, Ind
Jade Green Chiffon Frock in Orchid Beaded Detail
A distinctive jade chiffon evening frock features violet orchids and crystal beads for a dainty, distinctive look. The gown blends light texture with ornamental detailing to create an elegant formal silhouette.
New Trends In Millinery Sport Hats For Season
The Retail Millinery Association of America bulletin outlines sport hat trends for the coming season. Japanese weave straw returns with sport silks, raffia bodies rise, and vivid colors dominate. Yedida straw and fancy sport straw gain prominence, while porcupine straw appears in tailored and sport models with shellac finishes.
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Retail Millinery Association of America
Tis Bulletin
Plan wardrobe ahead to curb waste and high prices
A columnist notes that last minute clothing purchases waste money and yield dissatisfaction as prices remain high. Newspapers urge women to plan wardrobes in advance, buy materials smartly, and repurpose leftovers to stretch budgets and achieve stylish, economical results.
Demand for Leghorn Hats Dominates Summer Styles
Leghorn hats will rule the coming summer with a wider brim and irregular shape. Wholesale displays show the large shady model with sides broader than the front and back. Tops are often fully covered with Chantilly lace or ribbon bands, silk facings over straw crowns. The semi fitted bodice is also noted.
Fabrics Show Soft Weaves In Spring Dress Materials
Spring fabrics tempt Milady with softer textures and cost saving through clever cutting. Four yards of double width material yield several outfits, while plain linens and washable crepe de chine for little girls gain popularity. Gingham remains stylish but muted by smarter linens and embroidered lightweight frocks for vacation wear.
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Milady
Peter’s Restoration and the Healing Look of Grace
A study of Peters denial and restoration through Jesus words and glance. The Advocate prays for Peter, guides repentance, and restores fellowship, then commissions him to feed the sheep. The piece ties Peters weakness to hopeful renewal and steadfast faith.
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Simon Peter
Peter
Satan
Christ
Mark
Galilee
Simon
Squirrel Nests and Oddities from History
A fragment mentions fox squirrels in the American South building nests in treetops from Spanish moss and pine cones, while Northern hardwood forests use dry leaves. It blends nature notes with quips about watches, matrimony, and a mistaken locality asides from period magazine chatter.
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American Forestry Magazine of
Washington
Nature’s convulsions reshape world’s ancient seas and lakes
A historical reflection notes that fertile valleys are former lake basins drained by natural upheavals. It cites rivers like the St. Lawrence and inland seas such as the Euxine and Caspian as remnants, with the Bosporus opening reshaping Europe and Asia. A miscellany of local quips follows, including a Western rancher’s comic restaurant scene and a proverb about steadfast homes.
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St. Lawrence
North America
Allegheny Mountains
Aral
Asia
Peter Simon Pallas
Europe
Greece
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