League of Nations Scrapped by President Harding Message
The April 14, 1921 article reports President Harding’s message to Congress rejecting the League of Nations while not abandoning Versailles, signaling a new foreign policy built on existing wartime bonds. It notes expectations of peace with the Central Powers and a cautious approach to future international commitments. The piece evaluates congressional and public reception, prospects for a distinct American role, and the administration’s aim to preserve American rights and reputation.
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League of Nations
Harding
Congress
United States
America
League
Bit
Exile policy harms nations by losing citizen talent
The author argues that expelling political opponents harms a country by depriving it of skilled workers and diverse talent. Unity is achieved not by uniformity but by incorporating all citizens, including intellectuals, to meet national needs and sustain prosperity.
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France
Russia
Advertising's Tide Shapes New Price
An editorial uses the tide analogy to explain how advertising pressures help lower prices as supply shifts occur. It argues consumers seize bargains while industry adjusts wages and production, noting readers who track ads gain earliest access to favorable offers.
Brownhelm Contest Highlights Local English Work Woes
A Brownhelm event, held in the grammar room on Monday afternoon in April, featured an English writing contest judged by Mr Denis and Mrs Lees. Emma TerkAra spoke a poem, Terin won first prize, and Aunt Mar won a prize for visual work.
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Denis
Lees
Emma Terk
Ara Espeke
Terin
Firer
Yieas
Ates Servic’ Peeone
Gates Homestead Remodels Aiming For City’s Finest Home
Twenty years ago the Gates family began remodeling on East avenue with expectations it would become the city’s finest residence. Clerks in Elyria stores proposed a half-day weekly rest and circulated petitions. Rev J J Craft of St Andrews Elyria and Rev W Dietrich of South Lorain sparred in a fencing bout for a Lorain Y M C A event. S W Henson, new assistant cashier at the National Bank, succeeds R W Hill who left to oversee Illinois street railway operations.
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East Avenue
J. J. Craft
St. Andrews’ Church
Elyria
Wl Oa Dietrich
South Lorain
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M.C
S. W Henson
The
National Bank
R. W. Hill
Ilinois
Wellington Masonic Banquet and Community Notices
Wellington Masonic Banquet celebrates annual inspection with attendees served by wives and daughters at the church hall. The Eastern Star initiates a large class, while local groups plan spring dances and entertainments with readings by Mrs Cassanare John. Kent Warner travels to Chicago for business. John Hughes and Dorothy visit. Lorain County men attend a Yeoman convention en route.
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Lovs
Eastern Star
Star
Grace Smith
Salia
Cassanare John
Tacher Entertainment Bureau
Coveland
Soclock
George Atree
Amonersi
John Hughes
Dorothy
Lorain County
Kent Warner
Chicago
Progressive Sunday School Ice Cream Social Set Friday
The Progressive class of Prownheim Sunday school will host an ice cream social on Friday April 1. Anthony Northsim has been ill for weeks but slowly improving. Several names and familiar local residents are listed among attendees and visitors over the weekend.
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Prownheim
Anthony Northsim
Harris
Peterson Ointment Cures Longstanding Ulcer in Woman
A testimonial from Mrs Albert Southestt of Madra NY extols Peterson Ointment for ending years of pain from a large ulcer. She credits the remedy with quick relief and eventual complete healing after using the salve, urging others to try it despite price. The letter also praises the product and promotes ordering from Peterson Ointment Co in Buffalo NY.
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Peterson
Albert Southestt
Peterson Ointrent Co, Inc
Buffalo, NY
Elyria Clean Up Week Announces District Collections
City of Elyria announces Clean Up Week from April 18 to 23 with district based rubbish pickups. Middle District Monday Tuesday forenoon. South-Past District Tuesday Wednesday. North-east District Thursday. West District Friday Saturday. Residents urged to place waste out as directed and exclude ashes bricks oils and tree limbs. Mayor Sath Jones directs service with city staff assisting.
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Corporation Ines
Ucstiy
Wednesa
Lake Shore
Mvmichion
Cororation Tine Trust
Thursdis
Corporation
Lake Shore & Midsour
Ipria
Elyria
Sath Jones
PEW
Servier T
Ohio
Brighton Notes Highlight Local Happenings This Week
Ghighton Brighton community reports new birth, April 8 in Leon Trembly family. Funeral crowds attend Isabel Gifford in Pittsfield. Zeigler family reaches Bra den Germany March 11. Hoo M Myers travels after mother’s death. School bell signals Brighton on honor roll as Helen Merrill wins district oratorical prize in Wellington. Carries attend Cuya hoga Falls funeral and Elyria visits. Brighton Farm Woman's club meets April 15 with state demonstrator from Columbus. W C T U plans temperance instruction. Local chauffeurs and engineers visit New London. Home talent play And Old Fashioned Mother acclaimed. Kipton next. Brighton Grange meets April 13. attendance urged.
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Brighton
Leon Trembly
Hoo M. Myers
Leona Edwards
Spencer
Berkey
Helen Merrill
Wellington
Chas Gill
Cuyahoga Falls
Carrie Gill
Madeline Howe
Cleveland
Eugene Burge
Elyria
D. A. Baird
Richard
Bid Baird
Brighton Farm Woman's Club
Congregational Church
Colurbus
Eynoen
Walter Edwards
Local notes mention names linked to Cleveland events
Fragmentary OCR hints at individuals such as S H Greening and Mrs Bert Lawrence in Cleveland. References to travel, a bus, and months of delay suggest a local social or civic note with several people named but details are unclear.
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Bert Lawrence Sa
Cleveland
Alann
Sarah Coney
Owly
Fatal Auto Crash Claims One Life in Town
An early morning auto collision in town killed Harry Fox and injured another person. Suspected driver Michael Heat remained at the scene, with police continuing investigations.
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Harry Fox Sin
Michael Heat
Ash barrel incident mixes liquor find and arrest
A distorted report notes police rated a scene involving Andres Waren with ash barrels. They found seven saltons of raisin jack and three celons of other liquor. A man named Wargo was arrested amid the confusion. It also mentions 627 distinct motor truck models in the 1921 market.
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Andr Waren
Wargo
Remodeling Estimates Prompt Before New Contracts
Officials urge homeowners to obtain estimates on remodeling and new work before awarding contracts. The advice stresses shopping around to compare costs and ensure price accuracy prior to committing.
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