Ohio Coal Proclamation Urges Buyers to Back State Fuel
Governor Donahey urges Ohio readers to buy Ohio coal to stave off economic distress in mines and safeguard workers. The editorial notes production declines from 1300 to 207 active mines since 1923 and warns of winter hardship if demand does not rise. It calls public utilities, municipalities, and educators to prioritize Ohio coal and support local mines.
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Donahey
Ohio
Buckeye
Maxars
Boards of Education
Averting Conflict With Japan Through Steel Sources
The document argues Japan could still wage war if America, England, or Ruhr steel access is blocked, noting China iron ore as a backup though low grade. It cautions against relying on perceived impossibilities and urges planning around steel supply and will to sustain efforts.
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Japan
America
Ruhr
England
United States
China
Century-Old News Snippets and Recollections Highlighted
A jumble of historical notes recalls battles at Oswego and Kemmerer mine disasters, governors, and presidents with brief biographical hints. It also reflects long-ago public concerns, dates, and a tangential editorial on journalism’s role and future tech like phonographs and radios.
Birthdays and anniversaries mark day in history
The column lists birthdays of Ernes Thompson Meton and John Galsworthy and other figures born in England and Providence. It notes anniversaries including 25 years since Allied forces relieved Beijing legations and a death anniversary for a ministry founder. It mentions a Harvard Clubs gathering in Burlington and the British cruiser Repulse arriving at Montevideo with the Prince of Wales.
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Ernes Thompson Meton
Naturalis
England
Todas
Arnold
Grand Rapids
Rich
John Galsworthy
George W. Davenport
Epscopel
Easton
Am S Flynn
Rhode Island
Providence
Wh- m J Hoge
Pekin
New England
Rebglious Education
Durham
N. H
New England Federation of Harvard
University of Vermont
Burlington
Repulse
Prince of Wales
Montevideo
Uruguay
Prince
South America
Bicycle meet shines with prizes at state fair grounds
Twenty five years ago a bicycle meet drew top sprinters to the fair grounds with a gold watch and cash prizes for winners. Broad street gained new numbers as city officials updated addresses between East and West avenues. An annual teachers institute reported 147 teachers in attendance. The Elks Lodge hosted a two day carnival at the ball park with large crowds. Mi8 Ad die Bampsell of New Orleans wed Jarvis Sherwood of Elyria at her home.
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THE
Elks Lodge
Ball Park
MI8
Addie Bampsell
New Or'sana
Jarvis Sherwood
Elyria
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Nan stumbles in Nature as the piece critiques human limits and pursuit of progress. It questions knowledge about a deep sea fish that can switch on its headlight.
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Grove Patterson
Nan
Nature
No-Price Shortcut Says Man Must Earn Knowledge
The speaker argues that physical ease cannot replace effort for achievement. He stresses that intellect and character come only from hard work and digging for knowledge, rejecting the idea of getting something for nothing and noting that technology cannot replace personal effort.
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Hetal
Fossum Named to Aid Reorganization of Mines Bureau
David M. Folson named by Secretary Hoover to assist in reorganizing the Federal Bureau of Mines. A native of the West, Folson is a prominent mining engineer born in Montana in 1881. He is a Stanford alumnus and former mining dean, with wartime roles in petroleum defense and federal oil directing on the Pacific Coast. He has long managed roles in a petroleum company and resides in Palo Alto, California.
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David M. Folson
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Mines
West
Montana
Mr. Folsom
Stanford University
Columbia School of Mines
Stanford
California State Council of Defense
Pacific Coast
United States Fuel Administration
Folsom
K Home
Palo Alto
Californa
Poems That Live the Relapse
Fragmentary verse reflects longing and guilt as a speaker pleads for focus on a loved one despite ruin. Imagery centers on stars, pride, fate, and praise with recurring themes of temptation and punishment. Dense archaic phrasing suggests a literary manuscript note.
Amherst Dime Society Picnic Highlights at Vermilion Lake
Amherst area clubs gathered August 14 for a Dime Society picnic with 65 diners at noon. Contests included Bean, Nail, and Quilt blocks, with Mrs Charles Harris and Mrs Edward Harper winning top prizes. Out of town guests included Mrs Powers and Mrs F A Nalley of Amherst and Mrs Masters of Guernsey.
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Amherst Dime Society
South
Amherst
Lags Dime Society of
Congregational Chiron Oinvir
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Vermilon
Charles Harris
Edward Harper
D. Master
Emu
Ford
E R
Charles
Powers
F. A Nalley
Masters
Guernsey
Amherst Area Social News and Local Movements
Mrs Phillip Euler and daughter Bertha spend a week in Genoa with friends. Mrs Charles Good of Amherst visited Elyria Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Hahn and Mr and Mrs John Dressler traveled Tuesday to Berea. Harley Wibber of Elyria visited his parents Sunday. Jacob Muthe and family of Amherst spent Sunday with relatives there. Clara McCord and three children returned from Cleveland. Edward Bahl of Amherst staying with Phillip Euler for a week. Christ Krieg became mail carrier on Amherst Route No 2. Ferdinand Moser and children visited Pittsfield friends Monday evening. Charles Barnhart and Howard visited Lester Strickler at Berlin Heights. Mrs Masters of Gunessey visiting. Mrs C C Master. Mrs Dr Powers of Amherst left for Columbus to visit. Fred Ruth welcomed a baby boy Wednesday evening. Friends of Mrs John Fary saddened by her illness. Fred MacCarthy, Quarry production manager, back at work after illness.
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South Amherst
Carl Bruce
Brownhelm
Charles Bruce
Bellevue
George Mastin
Alfred Vinson
Amherst
Jacob Kelb
Howard Barnhart
Erie
Penn
Ifareld “Moore
Ruth
Emil Ruth
Elyria
Thomas Johnson
Cleveland
Phillip Euler
Bertha
Genoa
Charles Good
Henry Hahn
John Dressler
Berea
Harley Wibber
Jacob Muthe
Clara McCord
Edward Bahl
Christ Krieg
Ed Schibley
Ferdinand Moser
Pittsfield
Charles Barnhart
Howard
Lester Stricklers
Berlinheights
Masters
Gunessey
C. C. Master
Dr. Powers
Amherst J
Columbus
Fred Ruth Jave
John Fary
Fred MacCarthy
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Day's Music Store
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Simpson Motor Co
Michael Studio
Evert
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J. Michael
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