Elyria Pastor Publishes Third Christmas Book
Elyria pastor Dr. Auld, writer of Christmas Traditions and The Moat of Vision, prepares Christmas Tidings to be published by The MacMillan Company in October. The volume is described as a spiritual guide in poetry and tradition showing the festival’s birth and aims. Clifford Culver must pay 40 to a hairdresser in England for breach of contract.
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Dr. Auld
William Muir Auld
MacMillan Company
First Congregational
Moat of Vision
Becainr
Clifford Culver
Northampton
England
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Boosts Bile Flow
A vintage ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to wake the liver and improve digestion by improving bile flow. It warns against salts mineral water or laxatives and promotes the red labeled Carter's pills as harmless vegetable extracts to restore health.
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Carter
M. Co
Formulating Working Plans At Ohio W C T U Meet
At the Ohio W C T U midyear session in Columbus on April 20 1919 plans for the closing session were to be formed. Honorary president Mrs Florence D Richard from Toledo urged divine guidance for Roosevelt and the Roosevelt family and Governor White in a closing prayer. Speaker Mrs Georgiana Whittaker of Stark County urged a boycott on all places selling beer.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Florence D. Richard
Toledo
White
Georgiana Whittaker
Alfiance
Stark County
W. Clt. U
Ping Pong Tourney First Round Results
Contenders for the city championship at the YMCA have been reduced from 16 to six after first round matches. Results include Russell Roehn over W O McClellan 19-21 21-12 21-18 and Donald Hutchings over Robert Goacher 21-15 22-20.
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Y. M.ocioa
Russell Roehn
W. O. McClellan
Donald Hutchings
Robert Goacher
Donald Gurney
Mandy Schon
Elwin Shay
Robert Funk
Walter Masiyk
Ed. Lyons
E. Thompson
Frank Hoover
Jacek Storm
Clyde McMillen
Henry Korner
S. Pagan
Korner
Koehn
Rhutchings
Fireman scales cornice to save canary in Paris
A Paris crowd watches as a fireman climbs to the sixth story of a Rue de Richelieu apartment, saves a canary from danger in the flames, then crosses a narrow cornice with risk before returning to safety as onlookers cheer.
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Rue de Richelieu
Paris
Bell for MacDonald called church to be erected at Lossiemouth
The bell that summoned Premier MacDonald to church when he was a boy will be placed in the new building replacing Lossiemouth High Church in Lossiemouth Scotland. The High Church was destroyed by fire last fall.
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MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Ramblings With The Flowers A gardeners slug remedy
The article discusses slugs as garden pests and offers practical control tips. It notes their damage to lettuce, tomatoes, and flowers and describes their slimy paths. Solutions include coal ash sprinkled on ground, bran mixed with arsenate of lead, and covering seed beds with sphagnum moss to protect from birds.
Montbretias bloom as graceful orange flowers in groups
Montbretias are tender perennials in northern Ohio and must be lifted for winter. Plant in groups with a blue-flower backdrop for best effect. The slender stems bend gracefully with blossoms in a vase, unlike rigid stems.
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Ohio
Moa Census Confirms Isolated Giant Bird Remains
A recent census confirms there are only tight eggs of the moa, the extinct giant bird of New Zealand, left in the world.
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New Zealand
Rabbit Show Planned for Lorain County Fair Grounds
Plans for the Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association summer show and picnic at the county fair grounds on May 28 moved forward after Tuesday’s meeting at Mrs. Lewis Selby home. An entertainment committee of Alfred Emery Joe Wojcik Roy Berrington R A Jones and Russell Connell was named along with a luncheon group of Corliss Miller Russell Connell Harry Snyder Walter Bodnar Mrs Joe Wojcik Joe Ellis and Walter Botamer. A ward party is set for April 28 at the Wojciks’ Fuller Road home with committee members Mrs Wojcik Mrs Alfred Emery and Mrs Lew-
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Lorain County
Walter Bodnar
Joe Wojcik
Joe Ellis
Walter Botamer
Wojcik
Fuller Road
Alfred Emery
Lew
Selby Appointed to Arrange Party Meeting
Selby was appointed to arrange for the party. The next meeting of the association will be held May 2 at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
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Is Selby
Association
Elyria
Avon Lake Visitors and Residents Noted in Week Events
John Ruskay of Cleveland visited Avon Lake on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. McFarley of Cleveland moved to Avon Lake. Emma Beck of Lake Road visited son Richard Beck and family in Sheffield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Paterson of Cleveland were in town Monday on business. Gene Harmon and Lee Walker traveled to Cleveland Tuesday on business.
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John Ruskay
Cleveland
McFarley
Avon Lake
Emma Beck
Lake Road
Richard Beck
Sheffield
A. L. Paterson
Gene Harmon
Lee Walker
New Zealand car operating costs rise 25 to 30 percent
Auto experts in New Zealand estimate the new sales tax on cars, high exchange rates and the new gasoline tax have increased the cost of operating a machine by 25 to 30 percent.
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New Zealand
History in Braille Pos Girl at Oxford
Archbishop of Canterbury spoke in London about translating and publishing Italian history in Braille. Two volunteers produced twenty one volumes for a blind student at Oxford University in nine months through a charitable society.
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Waity
Oxford University
Canterbury
Lonsdon
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Glow
An advertisement for MELLO-GLO face powder touts a healthy glow and youthful bloom. It claims smooth spread, long wear, pore minimization, and a non shiny finish, with a new French process for purity. Available in 50cc for a dollar tax free.
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