Elyria bicycle seeks club soon and road routes debated
The Elyria Bleyele Club road committee surveys routes between Elyria and Oberlin, with decisions to be announced at a K.O. rally. Six bicycle races are slated ranging from a quarter mile to five miles for Lorain County wheelmen. The column recalls Joe Smith’s Carver bicycle from forty five years ago and notes plans for a local wheelmen’s club before summer. A lawn fete is encouraged by Ald citizens and a sleepy dray horse and fast Broad street ride draw Marshall Sudro’s attention, ending with a mayoral fine of eleven dollars and costs.
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Alee
Elyria
Elyra Bleyele Club
Oberlin
K.O. Tho
Lorain County
Joe Smith
John Doe
Broad Street
Fast Avenue
Marshall Sudro
Lorain County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Wellington
The
Elks
Governor Fuller Faces Criticism Over Sacco and Vanzetti Decision
The governor defends his ruling as decisive despite limited disclosed review. Critics say the statement lacks detailed justification and relies on beliefs, not opened evidence, with international interest surrounding the Sacco and Vanzetti case and its South Braintree murders.
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Fuller
Special Commission
Sacco
Vanzetti
South Braintree
The Spoils of Travel and a Call to Quiet Living
European travel yields varied judgments on value and life goals. Some praise cosmopolitan sights and art, while others seek a calmer, more contained way of living. The piece argues whether pursuit of material success eclipses everyday meaningful tasks and shared labor, citing Ford Madox Ford on balancing life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
France
Naon
Jessie the Ivania State College cow vitamin producer
An unusual account praises Jessie the Ivania State College cow for thriving on a vitamin rich diet and producing vitamin B through her stem processes observed through a window. The story extols the cow and credits her with valuable nutritional output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Ivania State College
Premature Birthday and Anniversary Notes Mixed From Archives
A compiled snippet lists notable birthdays and anniversaries with scattered lines about historical figures and events. It mentions Manuel Fonseca, Jefferson Davis, Queen Victoria’s Ireland visit, Henry Lewton, Frances Mulligan, floods affecting the Santa Fe railroad, pensions for Civil War veterans, Viscount Willingdon’s Canada governorship, and several 19th and early 20th century dates.
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Manuel Fonseca
Braz
Rio de Janeiro
Greece
Athens
New York City
Santa Fe
Arizona
T&92
Act of Congress
Viscount Willingdon
Canada
Supreme Council
Camilatra 32
Vars Agn Todar
Poland marks centennial birth of Langiewicz and Brazil’s Langiewicz figure
Poland commemorates the 100th anniversary of Marian Langiewicz birth, noted as a key figure in Brazil’s independence struggle. The centennial also honors General Manuel Touseau, a three time president, with related ceremonies. Ten years ago today the final increment of the National Cunard was drafted into service.
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Poland
Marian Langiewicz
Brazil
Manuel Touseea
Cunard
ABE-MARTIN in antiquated drill on aviation future
Fragmentary OCR notes compare ABE-MARTIN and DR with WIAA context and a remark on aerial navigation. It suggests skepticism about a career in the navy and mentions King Emanuel and a naval career against a future in aviation.
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Emanuel
Treatment After Rheumatic Fever Guidance for Recovery
Post fever recovery requires cautious activity and gradual reconditioning. Begin bed exercises after 24 hours of normal temp, then short walks, with rest periods. Diet favors non starch vegetables to aid digestion, while avoiding heavy foods. urine and kidney stone questions follow with diet-based solutions.
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Firs
American college head sails to Greece in wartime
Henry B. Dewing sails from New York to assume duties as the first president of Athens College the new American college in Greece. The Price of Wales Prince George Premier Baldwin and party plan a Thousand Islands cruise en route to Toronto. The nineteenth Congress of Esperanto in Danzig ends with delegates traveling to Warsaw to honor Dr Zamenhof.
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United States
Henry B. Dewing Sailg
New York
Athens College
New American College
Greece
Price of Wales
Prince George
Stanley Baldwin
Thousand Islands
Toronto
Dantziz
Absentminded Stroll Disturbs Passersby and Friends
A fragment describes a person lost in reverie and mind wandering while walking, causing bumps with strangers and missed greetings from friends. The narrator reflects on seeming deliberate neglect, noting embarrassment and social tension from the unnoticed encounters.
Quiet Reflection Sparks Embarrassment Among Friends
The speaker explains that when friends arrive with their own companions they notice his failure to recognize them. He admits it is embarrassing for them and attributes it to a habit rather than a specific thought. He describes lingering in thoughtless strolling as he moves through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle K
Wm J Li
Empress Marie Feodorovna Polish to Russian Imperial Influence
The former Empress Marie Feodorovna of Russia, approaching eighty, widow of Alexander III and mother of Nicholas II, is described as a pivotal European figure. Born a Danish princess, she was Queen Alexandra’s sister and a key influence in Russian policy and European diplomacy during nearly thirty years of marriage with Alexander III.
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Marie Feodorovna
Russia
Alexander III
Nicholas II
Denmark
Alexandra
Great Britain
Europe
Alexander VI
Nnehend
Smoots Call to Repeal Inheritance Tax
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah argues against retaining the inheritance tax calling it a state matter best repealed. He cites federal overreach and emergency powers, noting Senate Finance Committee support for repeal in 1926 and ongoing opposition in the 69th Congress.
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Reed Smoot
U.S
Utah
Salt Lake City
U.S. Senate
Senate Finance Committee
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Smoot
Salt Lake
Brigham Young, Academy
Provo
U Iam
Senate
Wellington caucus to pick village candidates August 23
Our files reveal a civilian political note with a Wellington nonpartisan caucus set for August 23 to choose village officers. The draft evasion probe asserts a pledge to investigate over two hundred men who secured marriages since the conscription act.
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Thaf
Wellington
Wiliam H Oldham
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