Ohio Daily News Classified Notice History
Entry details second class coinage per caste and Sy. Carrier service 15 seaters weekly in France, mail outside ria Lorain four dollars per year Ohio five dollars. Associated Press select list and Bureau of Circulation affiliates. New York office 220 Fifth Ave Chicago office 5 South Wabash. Tag Associated reprints news dispatches to republication. local news included herein. Rights reserved. Receipt M918 noted.
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Ohio
Associates Press
Ohio Daily News
Publishers’ Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Offce
South Wabnab Pt Aes B Ward
Face the Future with Confidence and Hope, Elyria Essay
A 1920 editorial urges readers to view history as cyclical and to accept readjustment after war. It argues Golden Ages benefited only certain classes, condemns present pessimism, and calls for resilience. The piece emphasizes carrying lessons from the past and acting now to advance civilization toward happiness.
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Athens
Queen Elizabeth
England
Greter
Roman Empire
France
Spain
Voice Of The People Letter To Chronicle Telegram
A reader writes from Elyria Lorain County praising the August 9 mass meeting and cites 20 000 Afro Americans registered for the last primary due to his candidacy The writer claims 61 081 votes and endorses Harding Coolidge supporters urging continued patronage of The Chronicle Telegram.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Park Om
Harding and
Coolridge
Elyria
Lorain County
Harry Clay Smith
New Woman in Politics Speech Fails to Move Crowd
Fragmented text shows a female candidate’s first speech to an all female audience, with mock earnestness and pratfalls about public life. It sits among satirical poems, jokes, and assorted notes, including references to Uncle Ford and a gibe at oysters and clams. The piece blends humor, verse, and social quips in a late 19th or early 20th century style.
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Alce
Life
Drough
Hen Ford
King W. Lardner
Chesapeake
John
Chesapeake Bay
Medina News Highlights From September Meetings
Medina and Summit county pioneers meet at Ghent on September 11 as the Chautauqua returns next year after $196.25 is cleared. The seventy-fifth Medina county fair spans September 21 to 23. Warren Witter named street commissioner to replace E R, who was asked to resign by Major Hartzig and the city council. Centennial celebration and homeening held at Granger with Judge A R Webber addressing the crowd. Kiwanis Club and Medina Community Organization back a campaign for municipal comfort station. Boy scouts depart for a two week outing near Huron Ohio.
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Medina
Ohio
Summit County
Ghent
Chautauqua
Medina Coair
Warren Witter
E.R
Hartzig
Granger
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Kiwanis Club
Fap
Huron
Dinner Stories Dinner Stories
A bridelike tale from the Philippines shows a servant boy spying through a keyhole. A quiet caller drifts into social gossip, then jokes about time to go home as a wife repeats. A city council candidate inquiry appears amid a hat cleaning ad for after election upkeep.
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Edith
ABE MARTIN Miss Tawney Apple Adopted Stream Hone Eyebrows
Humorous snippet notes ABE MARTIN with Miss Tawney Apple, mentioning eyebrows and a light lament that nothing more can be done. The phrasing mimics a folksy punch from a western column, reflecting character and local cadence.
W C T U meeting reports and events in Brighton
The W C T U institute met at the MS MS church with out of town visitors Mrs F E Scheriver and Mrs J D Meane of Grafton and Miss Susan Hinman of Gberithy reporting on the London Worlds WTC convention. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Curtis Anderson Vice President Mrs H C Bedford Secretary Misabel Sell and Treasurer Mrs Delis Parker.
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W. Cc. T. U. Institute
MS. K
F. E. Scheriver
J. D Meane
Grafton
Susan Hinman
Gberithy
Woc
I. UU
London
Ruth McKenal
George Gott
Dorthy Hardy
Leon Jones
Milton Sél
Dorothy Hardy
J. C. Foater
Lewla Todd
Elbert Sholton
Wakeman
Chia Glee Club
Florica Mautcham
Etha Burge
Air
Bid Baird
B.A. Griges
Wellington
Twinsburg
J. W. Dawson
Willard
T. J. Brown
Clarsfeld
J. M. Burge
H. S. Goss and Sons
Garwood and
Donald
Jrent
Shirley Gill
Lawrece
Lakewood
Mitsa Helen Gill
Toledo
Ben Stark
Hhoughtenvile
Sugar prices and fines headline Lorain news
Aug 23 report from Lorain notes sugar selling at 19 cents and John Wagner of Cleveland fined $15 for traveling 45 mph. Deaths include Martin Sokol age 8 and Joseph Anderson age 60 while on vacation in Luray Virginia. Edward Brainard age 14 sustains a badly lacerated leg in an attack near a school operated by The Robinson Hancock Co.
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Lorain
John Wagner
Natchy Ave
Cleveland
Martin Sokol
Joseph Anderson
Luray
Edward Brainard
Marriages and Local Notices Amid Schoolwear News
Vermilion residents Otto H Varlsen and Thelma A Cleaver plan marriage at St Josephs Hospital tomorrow with Rev Fr Jobinson presiding. Frank E Berrill and Bearie M Un also set nuptials tomorrow. Jog and Roy Beattie wed Wednesday morning at Marys Church. Also noted a shipment of boys sweaters for school wear from The Robinson Hancock Co.
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Robinson ‘& Hancock Co
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