Why We Should Vote on Primary Day
An Elyria Lorain County editorial urges strong participation in the upcoming state primary. It argues indifference harms democracy, cites Benjamin Harrison, and cautions that active voting shows citizenship at its best rather than waiting for crisis. The piece highlights national attention to American democracy and calls for Ohio voters to engage on Primary Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
America
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Canton
Weather Prophet Herbert Brown Sparks Public Hype
A clerk Herbert Sanvrin Brown in Washington sparked a national craze predicting a cold summer of 1926. Newspapers featured his image and people in many cities discussed his forecasts, though the thermometer later rose to 105, discrediting his prophecies.
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Herbert Sanvrin Brown
Weather Bureau
Washington
Tferbert Sanorin Brown
Oshkosh
Paw Pawrand Medicine Hat
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
John Jones
United States
Herbert Sanorin Brown
Unclear Fragment Hints at Temple and California Mystery
Fragmentary text references Angelus Temple and a California mystery involving a napers kilnapers theme. The passage hints at a singer or operator solving a long-standing puzzle, with cryptic lines about time, angels, and a grim fate, lacking coherent context.
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Angelus Temple
Anniversaries and Openings Highlight National Event Day
Yesterday and today mark notable anniversaries and events across nations. Figures include Winthrop Sargent in Mississippi history, Baron Strathcona born in Scotland, and the joint Oregon occupation treaty context. Birthdays listed span Mrs Edith Thoosewell and Prof James Shotwell. Also noted are Detroit era milestones like Michigan alumni conventions, Europe festivals, and Milwaukee harbor developments with a three day Court of Neptune Pageant.
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Winthop Sargent
Natches
Mississippi
Jackson
Ulif
Fremont
Far West
St. Louis
Johnf. Davey
St Phillips
Canada
Teverly
Mass
England
White House
University of Michigan
San Francisco
Sajabere
Europe
Virginia State Bar Association
Hot Springs
Robert J. Bullard
Milwaukee
Transfitura festival observed worldwide today
Unclear OCR text notes a festival event observed globally and mentions Bolivia and a second anniversary related to independence with references to Edith KK Roosevelt. The readable fragments imply a ceremonial observance spanning Christian world.
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Bolivia
Edith KK
Roosevelt
Inte
Edwin T. Meredith as a 1928 Democratic presidential aspirant
Edwin Thomas Meredith of Avoca Iowa and publisher of Successful Farming is identified as a rising Democratic contender for president in 1928. A political survey by Raymond A. Angell, Denver 1924, places Meredith’s activity across western and Rocky Mountain states.
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T. Meredith
Edwin T. Meredith
Wilson
Dwestern
Rocky Mountain
Raymond A. Angell
Democratic National c Ammittes
Denver
Angell
Edwin Thomas Meredith
Avoca
Iowa
Farmers’ Tribune
Des Moines
Meredith
Politi
Hexeeas
Moe Adoo
Soy
Industrial Conference Board
Mardin Adnanisiation
Mission to Promote Christian Unity Sails for Athens
Dr William W Poet sails from New York to Athens as Ambassador of Good Will under the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. His mission aims to foster wider understanding between American and master churches and pave the way for a World Council of Christian Churches. He has long been a fiscal agent for American missionary and educational interests in the Ottoman Empire and counsels missionary boards and diplomatic representatives alike.
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Tris
William W. Poet
New York
Athens
Ifé
Federal Counciltt
Churches of Christ In America
World Council of Christian Churches
Peet
Ottoman Empire
United States
Miay Tatons
Independence Day Freedom Parade at Tucoman Prisons
On Argens tina Independence Day the prs ons at Tucoman were opened and eyery man given his liberty for a day. When the festivities were over, the prisoners filed bark into jail.
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Argenstina
Prsons
Tucoman
Eyery
Prominent Son Promotes Family Dignity in Public
A speaker laments the pretensions of a man who proclaims his importance as a prominent family's son. He confesses to vanity and a stiff, superior pose at all functions to uphold an imagined dignity, despite lacking his father's achievements.
Denial of Love in Elizabeth Barrett Browning Poem
A reminiscence of renunciation from Elizabeth Barrett Browning. The speaker declares deathly fate and lost love, urging the beloved to “look in my face and see” what cannot be returned. She resigns to spiritual judgment, claiming no part in earthly life and choosing a distant farewell.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Mrs. Browning
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O M Kile
Miselasnives Af Luge sums of money contributed to the Hlinots senatorial campaigns by Samuel Insull and other public utilities.
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O. M. Kile
Samuel Insull
Farm leaders sharpen aims on Muscle Shoals fight
Farm organization leaders in Washington argue that Muscle Shoals power questions reveal how big money from electric utilities shapes policy. They cite Senator Deneen and allies on the congressional committee, warn of pressure from power interests, and stress the need for strong Washington representation to protect farm interests. The piece notes irregular bid handling and urges recommittal to curb influence.
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Charles
Deneen
John Morin
Pittsburgh
Quinn
Mississippi
Power Trust
Als
Sackett
Kentucky
James
Michigan
Keflin
Alabama
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Farm Bureau
The
Grange
Washington
Court to Approve Unified Trade Code for Fruit and Veggie Trade
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia is to clear the way for a standard trade code aimed at reducing dissatisfaction in fruit and vegetable handling. The action seeks to dismiss an injunction by two Cincinnati fruit firms challenging a proposed federal cooperation plan with fruit and vegetable handlers.
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Paris Debates Shorter Divorce Waiting Period
In France seven divorces per hundred marriages led to a parliamentary clash as anti divorce forces blocked lowering the wait from three to two years. Deputy Georges Pernot warned that ease of divorce would harm family life amid rising divorce numbers since 1885. A note adds a tropical high altitude temperature remark.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
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Loreis
County Printing & Publishing Company
Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Gity
Advanoce
Dloram
Foreien Advertising
Robert FL Ward, Inc
Wabash Ava
Fifth Ave
British House At Commons
Edith K. Thoosewell
Norwich
Conn
James T. Shotwell
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Strathroy
Ont
Abram I. Wkus
Turkey
New York City
Poet Wheeler
London
Owego
N. Y
Wallace Hl. White
Thame
Legion
Republic Syndicate, Inc
Washington, D. C
William Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Antidivorce Party Winner
City Hardware Co
Broad St
Postoffice
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