Elyria Hospital Pivotal After Deadly Ohio Crash
A head on collision near Elyria Ohio involving an automobile bus and a stalled truck left six dead and many injured. Elyria Memorial Hospital, born from a prior local streetcar accident, is credited with saving lives in the latest disaster due to its readiness and capacity built by “Daddy” Allen’s late son.
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Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Allen
Santa Ana
Calif
Milwaukee railroad veteran turns 96 with 72 years service
The safety champion veteran of railroad work celebrated his 96th birthday in Milwaukee and completed 72 years of consecutive service with the Mil b AG neds hrp. He shows no sign of retirement and continues to perform his daily duties in the railroad yard.
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Milwaukee
Milb AG Neds
Meran
Case for Indian self government in New Deal era plan
The piece urges Congress to adopt Commissioner Collier’s Indian program. It would grant greater freedom with oversight, restore allotted lands to tribal ownership, build up reservations, and allow tribal self government based on merit. It notes widespread destitution and homelessness among Indians.
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Congress
Collier
Freedom verdict in New York pits park turf against parenting
A New York magistrate jailed a mother for four hours after her 2-year-old son dug up Central Park turf with a toy hoe. The judge blamed over indulgence or neglect, while the paper notes the city’s treasures and reflects on freedom in the provinces.
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New York City
Central Park
New York
Texas Tracks Population Lead as California Surpasses
From 1910 to 1930 Texas led California in population by 147000, but recent Census data show California passing Texas. The Texas Weekly notes the shift is driven largely by immigration and aging in California while Texas still has more young people and potential parents. To regain the lead, Texas needs stronger advertising to attract newcomers and to retain its youth, encouraging marriages and family growth in Texas.
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Texas
Consas
California
Texas Weekly
Angel
The Silent Observer The Modern Debtor
A jumbled page of quips and faux legal notes lampoons debt and wills, featuring lines about an overdraft bequeathed to a wife, a shopkeeper’s jokes about cigars and coupons, and humorous exchanges among clerks and policemen. The absurd mix satirizes money, pride, and social pretensions with quick one liners and dialog-like bursts.
Anniversaries and birthdays from historical figures
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES list multiple figures with birth years and death details including James Monrose and Palmer Cox. TODAY IN HISTORY notes Maryland ratifying the Constitution, Rush-Bagot Treaty, and the Selective Draft Bill. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS highlight engineer Hugh L. Cooper and Col. Franklin Tolier among others. dates and places vary.
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James Monrose
Virginia
Sth
Westmoreland Co
New York
Anthony Ashley - Cooper
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Palmer Cox
Brownley
Granby
Canada
Frank Hatton
Cambridge
Ohio
Washington
Maryland
Congress
Hugh L. Cooper
Sheldon, Minn
Franklin Tolier
New
Notable Births Forecast From a Horoscope Row
The item lists several historical figures born around today including Jersey first commander of the American Legion, Lionel Barrymore, Bryant Washburne, Harold Bauer, and Hearst. It also mentions talents and potential future eminence, with notes on personality and social influence, ending with a copyright tag.
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Jersey
American Legion
Burlinston
Lionel Barrymore
Bryant Washburne
Chicago
Harold Bauer
Golden Legion Bible Study Recounts Kings 9 Judgment
A historical Bible study excerpt reflects on 2 Kings 9 and the downfall of Jezebel, condemning corruption in early church influence, while invoking divine oversight and impending judgment. The text also contains troubling racial rhetoric contrasting “yellow” and “white” populations and a reference to wealth in war chests.
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Aii
Jezebel
Jezbel
Israel
Ife
Community Notes From Henrietta Apr 28 Social Roundup
Henrietta news recounts a May 6 Thankoffering service at the Methodist church with speaker Stella Hossa a returning missionary. Several local families host and attend dinners visits concerts and missionary meetings with residents of Amherst Oberlin Elyria and Bay Village. Further weekend visits include Wood Court Cleveland guests and Mrs Kiplinger LaGrange activities plus multiple calls on area residents.
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Henrietta, O
M. J. Unger
Noy Waltz
Evalyn Koulman
Jerry Stevenson
Agnes Thomakesky
Edward Farney
Ke Thompson
Hazel Bartlome
Allen Thompson
Louis Bullock
Apherst
Archie Bartlome
Cleveland
Frank Brown
Clara Yephart
Springfield
Charles Court
W.fl M. 8
Methodist
Stella Hoss
Apeaker
Emil Burrichter
Baby
John Bauman
Henrietta Hnl
St. Peter's Church
Amherst
A. Capella
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Kuetzel
John Bauman Jr
Elmer Portman
Bart Mann
Alice
Idella
Leonard Buchs
Albert Reusser
H. G. Portman
Roy Angersbach
John
Boston
Alex Born
Ralph Husted
Oberlin
G. M. Snyder
Lester Husted
Theodore Riles
Myron
Ira Kiplinger
LaGrange
Hursh
Betty
Peggy
John Bachman
Bay Village
Anna Wittenbach
Charles Date
Amherst and
Lorain
Ed Court
Elizabeth Heinz
Allen Cameron
Elizabeth Vetter
C. D. Keightley
Margaret
Elvria
Weekend Guests From Cleveland Visit Area Families
The week end guests included Mr and Mrs Sturvey Brandao of Cleveland visiting her paretta Mr and Mrs Otto Kabie. Mr and Mrs Harold Couten and son Evan were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Barry Webber of Obertin.
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Sturvey Brandao
Cleveland
Otto Kabie
Harold Couten
Evan
Barry Webber
Obertin
Music and radio ads promote Gulbransen pianos and Stromberg Carlson
A weekly page advertises Gulbransen pianos including the Mittle Minuet upright and a small Mahogany Grand. It touts radio options with the No 64 Stromberg Carlson console and highlights a G4 radio priced at 125. The piece notes postponed shipment of Grnmow refrigerators due to shortages and invites readers to view the new Super Safe Carnene units and white cabinets at the Spring Showing.
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Gulbransen
United States
Stromberg Carlson
Day's Hardware Hosts 20th B P S Paint Demonstration
Day's Hardware next week will host the 20th annual demonstration of B P S paints. Cans will be opened and actual spreading shown to highlight the paint’s smoothness and ease of use. Samples will be given to factory coupon holders. Patterson Sargent Co. reports 1924 will be a big paint year and advises early painting due to better conditions and rising prices. The store also promotes housecleaning tools and a new lace of lamp wool dusters, chemically treated dust mops, a dust mop sale, Miller's Wax Polish, and locally made willow baskets. Petunias and other seeds are offered in bulk and single packets. Shakespeare fishing tackle rounds out the offerings with rods, baits, lines, hooks, reels, and a full sized level winder for 1.50, plus license assistance for 1.10.
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Cleveland
Patterson Sargent Co
Shakespeare
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Wiliam Randolph Hearst
San Francisco
Lorado Taft
Elmwood
Jonas Lie
Norway
H. Bedford-Jones
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Golden Legion Bible Study
Asia
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Pierre R. Smith
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Hubert Day
Day’s Music Store
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Jons
Broad St
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Lorain Co
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Columbine
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Garand
Day's Hardware
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Elyria, Ohio
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