Wood final report praises Philippine people and U.S. sovereignty
Washington reports Governor General Leonard Wood cites Filipinos as generally prosperous, content, and appreciative of American sovereignty. He notes lack of interest in economic development and overemphasis on political activity tied to personal ambitions, while acknowledging Aguinaldo and other leaders' support for administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippine Islands
Leonard Wood
War Department
Emilio Aguinaldo
Help for Sick Women and Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Mrs G Heymann of 228 Schaeffer St Brooklyn reports insomnia and fatigue from illness but finds relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and accompanying medicines. She shares her testimonial to help other women with similar symptoms and notes willingness to answer letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pinkham
Brooklyn
New York
G. Hegmann
Schaeffer St
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Political Control and Economic Rationale in 1926
A 1926 report criticizes the supreme national council, noting it centralized power under ten leaders and did not foster representative government. It praises finances as excellent, cites favorable crop prospects except sugar, and links public works and education expansion to economic progress via increased taxable values and capital investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme National Council
Penfield Social Notes and Obituary Reminders
Floyd Wirth of Cleveland visits Penfield for two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Wirth. Anna Grill returns to Penfield from Phoenix Arizona. Funeral for Ella Archer Williams held in Homer after a hay accident. W. B. Lindsley dies at a Cleveland private sanitarium after long illness, wife and two daughters survive. Out of town guests include Miss Katharyn Wirth and others from Wellington LaGrange and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Floyd Wirth
Cleveland
Wirth
Anna Grill
C. Hess
Phoenix
Arizona
Bert Foster
Ella
Archer) Williams
Homer
Willams
Guy Smith
M. E. Sobeiety
Glen Richmond
Gladys Smith
River Corners
Ryan
LaGrange
F. ©. Andrews
Frances Bacheller
Stella Smith
Disbro
Wellington
Katharyn Wirth
Fresco
California
Jeanette Mantz
Akron
Belle Biggs
Geo. Bradstock
Penfields
Local society notices and remarks amid scattered town life
The snippet records obituaries and visits in Wellington and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs Clarence Dickason and Mrs Dorothy South mourning, grandchildren named Dickason and Smith, and several visitors from Fresno, Litchfield, Wellington, Lorain, and Cleveland. Also notes church class gatherings and social visits, plus a stray line about a British peer’s ancient right to a silk-hanging rope if convicted on capital charges.
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Woods
Philippines
Myrtle Gregg
Hobart M
Lindeman & Sons
Ters
Clarence Dickason
Dorothy South
Here
Russell
Ralph
Robert Dickason
Leonard Smith
Kathryn Wirth
Fresno
Del
J. Wirth
Golden Link
Congregational Church
Chas, Schulz
Bernice Hastings
Litchfield
Esther Hawk
Lucillle Gregg
P. E. Davison
Marie
Alex Cameron
Harriett
Russel Daniels
The
United States Navy
Wl Baun's
Callus
Fred A
MND
Broad Street
Otis A
Michelin
Elyria
Dickenone
Ohio Public Service
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