Wealth in Waste and the By-Products of Industry
General Lord cites budget savings from small economies in Washington and notes a broader culture of by-products driving profits across packing and manufacturing. The piece critiques pursuit of new government jobs and political favoritism, arguing true economy comes from efficient practices and reuse rather than patronage.
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General Lord
Washington
Budget Bureau
China
Chicago
Orient
Retiring Governors and Political Fortunes in Office
Observers examine whether governors use the state chief executive role as a peak or a stepping stone. A study of 187 governors in the early 1900s shows only 15 moved to further public office, with many settling at state leadership as the culmination of their career.
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Congress
White House
United States
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Wilson
Coolidge
New French Landing Instrument Aids Safe Night Landings
A French factory tests a device for aviators that confirms ground safety for landing in darkness or dense fog. The instrument always shows precise height, enabling a safe landing even when the pilot cannot see the ground. It could have aided Byrd's expedition, and work continues on verifying ground safety.
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Sarman
France
Sevan
Byrd
Answers on eye magnet extraction and kidney disease myths
Column covers magnetic extraction of metal slivers from the eyeball using portable and stationary electromagnets, noting the method known for decades. It also explains that not all kidney trouble is Bright’s disease, detailing inflammation causes, pregnancy risks, and diet, with brief obituaries of servicemembers and a reformer noting birth anniversaries.
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Mr .A
Mr A
Bright
London
Abe Martin Report Notes Bank Move Side Effect
A terse note recalls a recent bank move in Indiana with a quirky anecdote about a man and a woman linked to a social misstep. The item mentions a curious outcome and a marginal scandal tied to a local event, reflecting light local color.
Editor's Note on Doctor Peters Advice Rules
A reader guidance column announces that Dr Peters cannot diagnose or give personal advice. Readers may submit questions with self addressed stamped envelopes and two cents per article, plus ten cents for pamphlet on reducing and ginning, addressed to Dr Peters care of the paper.
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Peters
Yesterday's anniversaries and birthdays list dated entries
A compact rundown of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notable entries include 1492 Ferdinand and Isabella with Columbus, 1706 Benjamin Franklin, 1868 Edward VII Knight of St Patrick, 1894 US House quorum rule, and 1868 Prince of Wales installation. Today's birthdays feature Willis Van Devanter and Captain John Haw Beith with other notable names from law and sport.
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Perdinand
Stbrhia
Columbus
Marquise de Sevigne
ietter + ter
Paris
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Boston
Harvey W Scott McEde
Portland Oregonian
Lincoln
Prince of Wales
Edward I
Thomas W Ferry
Michigan
United States
Thibury
England
US House of Representatives
Mexico City
California
Willis Van Devanter Entering 79th Year at Today’s Conventions
Today associate Justice Willis Van Devanter begins his 79th year. Colorado and Connecticut GOP delegates are chosen for their state conventions. New York Republicans pick delegates and NY Democratic committee meets to announce Gov Alfred Smith's presidential candidacy. Hartford murder trial of Dr Harry N Gulfoyle under new CT law with three judges to hear case.
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Hell Toda
Colorado
Connecticut
Kansas City
New York
New York City
New York State
Democratic Committee
Alfred Smaith
Harry N Gulfoyle
Clare Claudet
Hartford
Nations Called to Suppress War Voice Raoul Dandurand Seen
Canadian Senator Raoul Dandurand, born 1801 in Montreal, educated at Montreal College, admitted to the Quebec bar in 1883, served as assistant attorney general for Quebec and later engaged in peace work. He leads North American representation at Geneva and advocates understanding among major powers, supporting the Hague Court and League Covenant study.
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Raoul Dandurand
Montreal
Quebec
Dandurand
Canadian Senate
Lord Aberdeen
Interparliamentary Peace Union
League of Nations Council
Canada
Warneser
America
Europe
Asia
Raoul Danour
North American
North America
Geneva
Theermanent Court of
Peaceful adjustment of dispute in League era
The article urges nations to complete revisions to provide peaceful settlement of non legal disputes. It calls on the League of Nations and all countries to promote appeasement of national passions and to foster peace within humanity in the years ahead.
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League of Nations
Medical Association reviews war record in Ohio
In Cincinnati on April 17 the Ohio State Medical Association reviews its World War service record. The eighty second convention in Columbus in early May will recount higher participation than sixty percent of members in War service. Civil War service exceeded ninety percent with ten percent killed in action. Cincinnati physicians have long led medical organizations and this year's meeting aims to set a record.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State Medical Association
Columbus
Assacs
Cincinnati Medical Profession
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Britain’s fishing fleet numbers collapse report
A fragmented OCR item indicates Britain’s fishing fleet numbers faltered with a figure showing 0,000 boats and 65,000 involved in a dramatic trend. The source suggests a naval or economic angle on fishing capacity and workforce shifts amid unclear context.
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Britain
First Arkansas paper mill opens at Camdreu
The first Arkansas paper mill has started operations at Camdreu with a daily capacity of 109 tons of kraft paper. In Mexico a four century old church yields stone carvings depicting Maya sods.
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Arkansas
Camdreu
Mexico
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Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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J. Clare Georgy
Elyria Postofice
Ely
Lorain
Forden
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Chicago, & So
Wabash Ave
General Motors
Rain and Fog
Napoleon
Abe Martin
Abe
Willis Vain Devanter
Supreme Court of the United States
Marion
Ind
John Haw Beith
van Hav
Scotland
Clarence Woo Wackar
Cansralet
Willis van Devanter
the Supreme Court of the
Medical Association
Standen
Elyka Say
Trusi Bldg
The
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Eastern Heights
J. c. Chisp
Hamilton Beach
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad ST
the Speedway
Lindbergh
Maitland
Chamberlin
Buick
Flint
GAYAC
Buick CO
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