Primaries Tomorrow in Elyria Voters to Choose City Leaders
Voters face a key Elyria primary with three Republican candidates for mayor. The editorial urges informed voting, notes the mayor's limited budget role, and highlights ongoing sewage plant costs. It endorses Ada Wingard for renomination in the second ward amid political debate.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsi
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Comenerty
Ada Wingard
Major General Leonard Wood Dies After Philippines Return
The long-time military and political figure Leonard Wood died early Sunday after an operation for illness. Renowned as a surgeon and leader, he led the Rough Riders in Cuba and later served as Military Governor of Cuba and Governor General of the Philippines, with a noted friendship with Theodore Roosevelt and a presidential nomination bid in 1920. He was respected as a versatile, educated, and patriotic statesman.
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Bid for Nationalist Candidates Cited in Ward Outlook
The article reviews political maneuvering within a ward as voters are urged to attend polls and select credible candidates aligned with nationalist ideals. It references party conventions, international policy debates postwar, and calls for informed participation at the ballot box.
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United States
Prayer for the State President Wisconsin Legislature
A senate prayer asks God to keep Wisconsin lawmakers from political temptations and to seek truth over party. It urges protection from election focus and stresses serving unborn constituents and future generations with independence from majorities and minorities.
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University of Wisconsin
Commonwealth
International Conventions Open Across Cities Amid Labor Events
The piece lists numerous conventions and meetings in cities like Indianapolis Milwaukee and Toronto. It notes events of the International Typographical Union the Traternal Order of Lodges and various labor and professional associations with dates and locations including Budapest Hamilton Hartford and Portland. General tone highlights national and regional gatherings with expected attendance.
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International Typosynpical Union
Milwaukee
Wiek
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Banff
Budapest
Hartford
United Prates
Tanada
Siner Cao
Local business and city life from a distorted note
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts city commerce with a vibrant home club scene. The speaker laments fading community groups, notes aerial navigation talks, and recalls a dramatic image of a woman climbing a buggy, all implying loss of local thrill.
Insects as Earth's Dominant Species, Says Clark
Smithsonian biologist Austin F E Clark argues insects rival man for dominance of the earth. He notes vast swarms and numerous species, citing a 2600 square mile swarm near the Red Sea in 1884 weighing 42 850 ANions and widespread reports of locusts. He compares insect impact to human influence on towns and cities.
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Simithsonian Institute
Washington, DC
Clark
Red Sea
Clarh
Renpartson
Republi Sxnaiea
Health Diet Advice and Reader Questions
A health column presents diet guidance from Dr Frank McCoy including balanced intake of vegetables and greens, and cautions on winter eating. It includes reader questions on enlarged tonsils, voice strength, and dates with butter, offering practical health tips and recommended combinations.
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Frank McCoy
Omy
Metus
Milion
Homemade Apple Grader Depends on Maker Skill
A Rural New Yorker writer argues that a home built apple grader could work but success hinges on the maker’s mechanical ability. The piece suggests graders are delicate mechanisms and that most people should buy from established manufacturers.
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New Yorker
Ve Treme Ey Through Grading Apples with Belts and Bins
The article describes a belt driven sorter to separate apples by size using adjustable gaps. A motor powers tar belts forming a trough that widens to drop fruit into bins beneath as the belts bend for support. Grading uses sizes such as over 2 1 2 inches and a 2 inch pack.
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Dependme
Faiths and creeds debate cure for rheumatism controversy
A singular commentary notes many beliefs amid critics in New York and among educated circles about a supposed remedy for rheumatism. The text mentions eel skin sold in several locales and tied around the affected limb as a claimed cure, with some swearing by its effectiveness.
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New York
Ats
HOUVAN TRACK IMPROVES Ros and wnt nawadyss
The fragment reports track results and health notes, mentioning Ros and Nawadyss showing stronger health and strength than before. It references a 24 percent figure and the top United States context, though details are unclear.
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