Broad World Snippets Highlight Early 20th Century Trends
The fragment notes rapid growth in transportation, industry, and education across nations. It cites a railway mobilization, Greater New York expansion, a resignation move in Britain, a large New Orleans style fund for women in industry, textile durability testing machines, a surge in school attendance in China, a Manila tobacco firm employing 12,000, the export peak of automobiles from the United States and Argentina, and global industrial shifts including irrigation, oil logistics, tobacco, and shipbuilding constraints in Trieste.
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Etate
Saard Goedn
Greater
New York
St Lowle
An Kogitehman
China
Manila
Argentiagn
United States
Rowton
Val
Thie Regio
Moe
Grent
The Puritan Maid and Knotted Times in Wartime Tales
A collection of brief vignettes and quotations recounts wartime hardships for elderly Koumsntan farmers, a pioneering English woman mayor, and glimpses of science like a highly sensitive bolometer. The snippets mix domestic humor with historical notes and casual dialogue.
Arm of Ohio News Items Mixed in Long List of Events
A compilation of various Ohio state incidents and notes reports deaths, arrests, thefts, strikes, and political moves across cities including Urbana Cadiz Dover Youngstown Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo. Notable items include two drownings and accidental shootings, liquor seizures, educator pay raises, strikes, and political candidacy announcements.
Ohio News Snapshot Mixed Local and Regional Incidents
A long list of incidents, appointments, and events across Ohio towns including school superintendent changes in Athens, Calumet plant activity resuming, a drowning in a fishing accident near Sims, major fires at the Acme Laundry plant in Columbus Grove, and measles deaths in Hardin County. Also noted are political moves, pension funds, a river of smaller reports from Columbus to Cincinnati, and crime, rail, and public safety items shaping the day.
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Bation
Henry A. Hartman
Brier Hi Steel
Warren
James Payne
Fshing
Sims
C. E. Salley
Portsmouth
Athens
Ada
Research Club
Acme Laundry Company
Columbua
McGuffey
Hardin County
Budd Altstadter
Columbus Grove
Dalrymple
Lisbon
Pikton
A. P. Walsher
Summit County
United States
W. A. Fields
Lorain
Lima
Crawford County
North Robinson
Stella Adelaide Boyer
Germantown
D. A. Clarke
Holy Family Catholic
Columbes
Pael Robinson
Cumberland
Guernsey County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sandusky
E. L. Hannon
J. P. Maxwell
Lancaster
Warren City
Western Reserve Lumber Company
Steve Kokzplko
Martins Ferry
Cleveland
America
Frank Kelm
Cincinnati
Guy Cercone
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Chillico
Benjamin Bellamy
Ravenna
Pennsylvania
F. D. Williams
Ohio
Cincinnati Traction
Streetcar Men's Union
Homer Hastings
Hastings
Holmesville
Holmes County
Wilkinburg
Pittsburgh Steel District
Marietta
Pittsburgh Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Hamilton County
Ohio Electric Railway Company
Charles Day
Philadelphia
H.C. Gilpin
Springfield
Labor Party
Columbus
E. L. Huchins
Ohio Baptists
Norwalk
B. H. Rhoades, Jr
Toledo
E.R. Graves
Women's Baptist Missionary Society of Ohio
Chillicothe
Board of Education
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Hamilton
Salvation Army
Edwin W. Rose
Marion
Charlotta Rose
Cleveland Railway Company
Stark County Electric Railway Company
State Industrial Commission
Henry Crabtree
Norfolk and Western Railway
Chilicothe
Delta
People'’s Berings Bank
Mark Oasler
Mean flies and a girl’s sleep tale in a lively humor piece
A quirky reader story features two mean house flies harassing a sleeping girl after a fancy dress party. A visiting fly asks to hear more as the tale unfolds of the girl being awakened by morning nuisances. The tale ends with playful reflections on the mischievous insects and a light aside about George Washington.
The Home as Moral Force and Social Foundation
A sermon onHome life as the root of character and civilization emphasizes principles learned at home. Respect for authority, rights of others, duty to the weak, industry, economy, and most of all fear of God are vital for moral training. Parents must instill religious experience and obedience to divine law from childhood to save future generations.
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God
Jesus Christ
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Annd
Australia
Trieste
Ceecho
Slovakia
Austria-Hungary
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Langley
England
Garrett Anderson
Aldelairg
Plymouth
Mass
National Society of New England Women
Bert Rose
Urbana
Emily Kensey
Cadiz
Mary Falk
Dover
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Canton Bakers
Crestline
Montgomery County
Fairfield County Sunday School Association
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Googelein
Nova Bank
Ashland
Anna Freck
E. W. Bell
Richland
Will Resin
Cincinnati and
Hamilton Traction Company
Employes’ Association
Walter Harmon
van Wert
Wiltshire
Communist Party of America
Paul Huberich
Berlin
Trumbull Steel Company
H. V. Beckman
Democratic Committee
W. A. Julian
Edward Wren Company
Josephine Wren
Leroy Dunlap
Akron
Dunlap
Wiliam Smith
Robert N. Wilson
Mayen
Germany
Willie Schlaged
Watter
Hoboken
N. J
Fritz Rueckert
Lewis Herman
Bertha
Marvin
Henry Rosenbloom
Henry E. Woodard
Yale University
Euphria White
Basil
Nathan White
Harry Brown
Port Chinton
John Doss
Ottawa County
Leonant Nolita
Edward Collina
Ohio Penitentiary
Brown
Nolta
Collins
Canton
George
Bobby
George Washington
American Forestry Magazine of
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Otis G. Dale
D.D
Beecher
Jeremy Bentham
Rolate
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Tnsena
Ee 5 Express
Ad Anon
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Raians
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