Babson survey cites Western Canada business hope and tariff impact
Roger W. Bebson releases final section of a survey on U S and Canada business conditions. Babson sees Western Canada optimistic about crops and real estate recovering but doubts United States wheat price gains under new tariff rules. He notes tariffs may push Western Canadian farmers to adapt production methods and bear higher costs.
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Roger W. Bebson
United States
Canada
United Wheat Browe
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Rover
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Jookine
Ted Ny
Lumbia
Batelefort
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Health forbeds and foods aid weakened children
The fragment mentions a remedy called CHECPREN GROW HEALTHY and references Father Juan's children, nourishment, and improving blood, with notes on a fresh bloom returning to the cheeks of a child named Ingeeriy Sarine. The text is unclear and fragmented but suggests a medical or dietary measure for sick children.
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Juan
Father John’s Medicine Sets Standard for Severe Illness Relief
An old advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a cure for sleeplessness and serious illness. It claims the remedy is a pure red liver-based preparation with exclusive processes and over 65 years of success, promising immediate improvement and trusted health support.
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John
Father John
Steel Market Catches to England and Britain Trade Outlook
Washington dispatches report American iron and steel exports entering world markets at prices challenging British and continental providers. UK producers fearful as Ruhr reconstruction and home turmoil affect supply while American firms gain global leverage. markets list steel, coal, auto and related shares across North America and Europe.
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Great Britain
British Dominions
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Canada
France
Czecho-Slovakia
Ruhr
Germany
Adday
Jron
Steel
Stocks Open With Irregular Trading In New York
The New York stock market opened irregularly with industrials off slightly but copper, oils and rails firm. Cerro De Paso rose to 44 6 4, Chile Copper to 27, Colden Oil to 38 9 3, Pan American Federosa 48 3 4, and Standard Oil California to 62 3 4. U S Steel fell while American Agricultural Chemical dived to a low.
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Cerro de Paso
Chile
Colden Oil
Pan American Federosa
Paol
Standard Oil California
Norfolk and Western
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
Erie
U. S. Steel
Republic
Baldwin
Studebaker
New
Two Burned in Virginia Rescue Tragedy
Norfolk April 5. Clarence Bailer 43 and his invalid mother Mrs Lillian Fiske died in a second story blaze as the family struggled to escape. Oscar Wordhouse a nearby resident attempted a rescue but could not reach them.
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Dam Neck Mills Beach
Clarence Bailer
Lillian Fiske
Oscar Wordhouse
Corn Borer Drive Infected District Urged For Spring Initiatives
The article outlines measures against a corn borer outbreak including disposal of crop litter, immediate removal of fodder, silage use for dairy and beef, low stubble, and corn binder use. Inspectors will guard roads to confine the epidemic to the infected district. County agent Howard Rogers supports the plan and a meeting in Cleveland is noted. Start date is the week of April 1.
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Faxon
Howard Rogers
Cleveland
Society notices from Carl Sprague and White addresses
A society item lists persons Louie Sirka of 11 West River street and others connected to 1233 West River St and 500 West Second Street with a monetary amount $11 referenced in association.
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Tariaud White
West River St
Carl Sprague
West Second Street
Louie Sirka
Local students visit homes and attend events in Cleveland and nearby towns
The clipping lists numerous students and relatives visiting Cleveland for holidays and vacations. Laura Lake will attend a Flower Show with Hazel Biggs of Cleveland. Others include Preston Coon from Ohio State University in Elyria, Ruth Miller from Baldwin Wallace College, and Oberlin College students Mia and Swi. John F. Burke will speak at a Big Ten University Club luncheon in Cleveland about political parties.
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Hazel Biggs
Cleveland
Preston Coon
Ohio State University
Elyria
Ruth Miller
Baldwin Wallace College
Aiuidem Swi
Ee Tuaphirev
Oberlin College
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R. E. Neighbour
Robert
Ralph
Marie Neighbour
Festor
Rochest
John F. Burke
Big Ten University Club
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Lengel
Wooster
Ohio
College of Wooster
Lina Block
West 12Th Street
Fort Warne
A. L. Gegenheimer
Est Street
W. W. Jolly
Ninth Street
W. E. Wallace
Detroit
Lottie Laundon
Jacob Zachman
Irene Apext
D. H. Cochrane
Ruth
Russell
Ohio Briefs Report on Return Requests and Local Crimes
Columbus reports Tudor Btefabdlyutch and his Greece living family seek to return to the United States per state health authorities. Dayton notes trial of George McGahan for robbing the West Carrollton Bank set for April 9, 1920, around $30,000. Columbus shares Gov. Donahey’s appointment of a state education chief to succeed Vernon Riegel indefinitely. Cleveland notes justice court raid closures and staff dismissals in Parma Township as part of a liquor enforcement push. Columbus quotes Dr. T G C Mendenhall urging focus away from education inflation. Cleveland reports a fire at Pennsylvania Rubber & Supply Co on Prospect Avenue, loss about a quarter million dollars.
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Tudor Btefabdlyutch
Cwn
Ohio
Greece
United States
Dayton
George McGahan
West Carrollton Bank
T. GC. Mendenhall
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
Edward Orton
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Rubber & Supply Co
Prospect Avenue
J. C. Hipp
LaFollette Unable to Return to Capitol for Weeks
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin will not resume duties in Washington for at least three weeks due to bronchial trouble and a recent pneumonia attack, doctors said today.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Capitol
LaFollette
Chronicle Telegram Column Requests For Readers
Chronicle column asks readers for feedback on upcoming features in Telegram style columns. It notes planned short items and asks for tips, anecdotes, and permission to share quotes from submissions.
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Telegram
Brewster Wife Sues Actress for 200000 Damages
Mrs Eleanor Brewster wife of Eugene V Brewster a wealthy Brooklyn publisher and author filed suit in supreme court for 200000 damages alleging attachment of her husband’s affections by actress Corliss Palmer formerly of Georgia.
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Eleanor ¥. Brewster
Eugene V. Brewster
Brooklyn
Supreme Coufl Srainer
Corliss Palmer
Georgia
Brewster
Lorain Plans New Traffic Rules For City
The council committee on ordinances met at night with city officials and drafted traffic regulations. Proposed changes include converting side streets to one way streets and easing the loop congestion. They may widen West Erie Avenue to Washington Avenue and repair Broad Way east side from Seventh Street to the Nic Plate tracks.
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Lorain
Erie Avenue
Washington Avenue
Broadway
Seventh Street
Nic
Ladue Sues Baker Over Use of a Team of Horses
Claude Ladue of North Eaton petitions the court for judgment against Andrew Baker for the use of a team of horses. Ladue claims the defendant kept the team 177 days at a rate of 35 per day totaling 895 dollars.
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Claude Ladue
North Eaton
Andrew Baker
Seattle Start Delayed Again For Globe-Cirdling Flight
A damaged propeller and a pontoon issue on Major Frederick I. Martins flagship Seattle postponed the start of the American globe circling flight for at least one more day in Seattle Washington delaying the voyage scheduled to begin this morning after a five day delay.
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Aviation Fiev
Seattle
Wash
Apra
Frederik I. Martin
Collision damages two machines at Washington and Eighth
Lorain report says the machines of Joe Gadomski and C Albert collided at the Washington Eighth street corner this morning. Both machines were badly wrecked but no one was injured. Victor Pearson was fined 100 dollars in police court this morning for illegal possession of liquor.
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Joe Gadomski
C. Albert
Washington and
Eighth Street
Victor Pearson
Amherst Miss Thelma Muth Wins In Oratorical Contest
Amherst April 5 Miss Thelma Muth won second prize in readings at the District Oratorical Contest held at Brookside Farett Teachers Association Sheffield Lake Friday night. J H Freder ick of Amherst won third prize. Sister in law dies Mrs Frank Stang of Amherst called to Fostoria today by the death of her sister in law Mrs Cal McDonald. Fire loss Amherst April 5 Fire department called to Burningberry bush on Ed Layman property Cleveland avenue total loss but not great.
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Amherst
Thelma Muth
Brookside Farett Teachers Association
Sheffield Lake
J. H. Frederick Also
Frank Stang
Fostoria
Cal McDonald
Ladies Aid Society Meets at South Ridge
Mrs Jay Fowl hosted the Ladies Aid on Thursday afternoon with nine members present and several visitors. A new member joined the roll and about twenty five guests enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Barbara Eechtruth and Mrs Harvey Eschtruth on Middle Ridge May 1.
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Wmrs
Jay Fowl
Ladies Aid Society
Barbara Eechtruth
Harvey Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
Fredrick Fey
Lorain
Frank Fowl
Frank Laraway
William Grant
Ogoniz
Delia Henson
Elyria
Ridge
E. C. Miller
Hazel
Lake Avenue
J. P. Bechtel
Louise Beal
Wil
Local Social Notes From Elyria and Oberlin Area
Ham of Elyria spent Thursday at the home of Jay Fowl family Llave Milton Eppley, who has been improving. Wed treet PM. Tin Haven moved into the house owned by Mrs. Delia Henson. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Morris of Oberlin Road were callers on the Ridge on Friday.
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Elyria
Jay Fowl
Llave Milton Eppley
Tin Haven
Delia Henson
Garfield Morris
Oberlin Road
Ridgeville Meeting Endorses Federal and Local Road and Law Reforms
Ridgeville in Lorain County discusses resolutions urging Congress to back reenactment or similar federal action on the present Moser law, asks secretary to forward to Senators Willis and Fess and Representative Teaveg. The group supports equitable cost distribution for road building, condemns Lorain County’s auto license distribution, criticizes the State Clemency Board policy, and calls for strict enforcement of profiling laws.
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Stirny I
Congress
Waltis Wd Fess
Teaveg
Lorain County
State Clementy Board
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South Bend Woman Credits Vegetable Compound Cure
Mrs. Dora Osborne of South Bend says she suffered fatigue back pain and bearing-down discomfort blamed on female weakness. After doctors recommended surgery she tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports full recovery after three bottles, noting the price was less than medical bills.
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Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinghham
Dora Osborne
Sherman Ave
Rural road safety and education reforms urged in Ohio
The resolution urges eight methods to reduce road danger and calls on the Ohio Legislature for action. It also endorses former Representative W. K. Comings proposal to replace teacher exams with diplomas from state normal schools and colleges in good standing as proof of teaching fitness.
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Ohio
W. K. Comings
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