NEW AUTOMOBILE MODELS
The first of August brings new automobile models as makers introduce improvements in engines finishes tires and radiators. The article notes growth of General Motors and other brands while many older pioneers fade away and buyers settle on a few makes amid rising standardization and broader car ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Round House
Apperson
General Motors Company
Dodge
Hudson
Nash
Studebaker
Chrysler
George Bernard Shaw 70th birthday tribute voices praise
A retrospective on George Bernard Shaw marking his 70th birthday praises his originality and independence. The piece notes his willingness to defy standards and public prejudice, his wartime stances, and his lasting impact as a prophetic and challenging voice admired for exposing shams and hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Ele
Nye
Carlyle
Celine
Old-fashioned spooning allowed in Chicago parks
The notice from Newark Ohio based American-Tribune reports Chicago parks will permit what is described as old-fashioned spooning. Readers are asked to recall how the practice was conducted in earlier times and to share recollections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Newark
American-Tribung
Notable Obscurities and Births From An Era of Papers
A collage of historical notes lists figures born in various places such as Philadelphia and Mercer and events like the Battle of Vimiera and the Richmond Confederate Congress. It also mentions notable deaths, including Amasa Converse in 1872, and birthdays of figures like George White and Daniel Frohman, spanning regions from New York to England. The entry interweaves political, military, and cultural milestones with scattered dates and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa Converse
Philadelphia
Foaurmailie
National Confess
Caloraga Springs
Giobe
Iieline Aviars
Tewland
Greenland
Paulding
van Patten
Crearing Partners
X.Y
Diede Fark
Soy
Apralh
Psha
Warren Mastings
Cameans
Fir
Iidia
Elie
Dew Fi
Trifie
S Smyth
Companiens
Paneer
Innal Coneress
Richmond
Praquer
Wires
Chester
Caean
Santrary
Vwomtanys
Mdabuares
Pomater
Vaetotia
Otohe
Staoninhar
Gerald David Lasellas
Drircess Mary
Reandeon
Wing Grerge
Goldensborough
George HW White
Democratic National Committee
Elmira
N.Y
Claude Graham-White
England
Daniel C. Cowling
Cameton College
Cornwall
Fragmentary People and Conversation Snippet
A rough dialect note shows ABE MARTIN style speech urging honesty and work. It mentions a woman who has not had an operation and a drowned person in a conversation, reflecting a fragmented social snapshot.
Wealthy Gink Claims Persecution Over Moral Troubles
A dubious figure known as the gink asserts persecution due to wealth and avoids blame by claiming rich status. He laments being misunderstood and vows to continue his path, insisting that wealth shields him from accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmn
Centenary Marks Birth of Geo rY Tilman and Other Historical Items
Seventy five years ago the yacht America won the famed cup, thirty years ago gold was discovered in the Klondike, and one hundred years ago the first overland party to California left Great Salt Lake led by Jedediah Smith. Also noted are a centennial birth, a warfordy elm derailed, and plans for public addresses and dedications including Miss Gentride Ederle sailing from Cherbourg toward England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geory Tilman
Arelina
Congress
Ole
Wartfordy
Sutown
Gonnel Partie
Posanpnm
Walt
San Pranemco
Lord Parking
Canadien Bar Association
St John
Gentride Ederle
English Channel
Cherbourg
Lene
John Wanesek
Berean Hill
Thonderowa
Ais
New York State Historical Association
America
California
Jodedialy S. Smith
Great Salt Lake
Robert Baden-Powell
Chief Scout Opens Fourth International Scout Conference
The Chief Scout of the world presides as the fourth International Boy Scout Conference opens today at Kandersteg in the Swiss Alps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kandersteg
Swiss Alps
Mexico's Calles Heads Deep Religious Crisis in Mexico City
In the day’s news a profile of President Plutarco Elias Calles portrays a determined leader in Chapultepec who vows to enforce Mexico’s religious laws. The article sketches Calles as tall, physically fit, and central to the government, with a career rooted in the revolutionary movement and alliances with Obregon, Carranza, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calles
Mexico
Plutarco Eliag Calles
Chapultepec
White House
Cacles
Callies
Mealea
Pere Firin Dias
Geuth
Toreape Land
Calley
Mexico City
Tras
Senora
Dine
Porfiria
Agame
Pancho Villa
Renin Wilt
Moxuwan
Amortonm
Mesace
Carranza
Vatoriana Horta
Amelia
Flusrta
Mador
Obregon
Mades Calles
Sonora
Amd Marine
The Canadian Government Railroads Example For Canada
Enroute from Ottawa to Winnipeg the writer notes Canada’s government ownership of railways. He compares equipment and service to private lines, praising radio equipped trans continental trains and courteous service. He recalls wartime delays, rising costs, and 1922 government takeover of lines, with annual deficits cited for the Canadian National system.
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Ottawa
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Canadian National Railways
States
Chicagot
New York
Chicago
Washington
Canadian National
Carcago
Central Canada
Prairie Tegione
Yjan
Parifie Chast
Poem Love The Old Familiar Faces By Charles Kanib
Fragments from a poem reflect on memory and loss with the refrain All, all are gone, the old familiar faces. The narrator recalls playmates, companions, and friends from childhood and youth, noting how some have died left or moved away while the speaker wanders in nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kanib
Government Ownership of Rail Lines and Canadian Pacific
The article discusses private Canada Pacific bonds and stock dividends, government ownership shaping future profits through migration, and a $25 million grant plus land to the old Canadian Pacific. Western grain growers gain from lower rates, seen as offset to higher U.S. charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
United States
Tariff and Rail Rates in Western Farming Debate
The piece argues that tariffs disadvantage western farmers while asserting government railways could become self supporting if rail rates were equalized with U S charges. It reflects debate over economic policy and the potential for government rail systems to reduce costs for western agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atwater Kent Radios and Victor Records Displayed in Elyria
Local shop showcases Atwater Kent seven tube radios in handsome Pooley cabinets and promotes Victor Records including 29 and 75 cent doubles. July sales reached 1281 records with Spanish song Valentia and Paul Whiteman’s orchestra featured. Eddie Conners and Ed Swan to perform at next Friday band concert. New Orthophonic Victrola model with mahogany cabinet priced at 230 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent
Atwater Kents
Victor
Elyria
Paul Whiteman
Crawford
Eddie Conners
Ed. Swan
Early pianos from Cristofori to Gulbransen
The first piano was built in 1726 by Cristofori in Italy, with a model in a New York museum. The Gulbransen Registering Piano by A G Gulbransen of Chicago was the last great invention, and customers are invited to visit the store to see and hear one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristofori
New York Museum
Gulbransen
A. G Gulbransen
Chicago
Day's Hardware Offers Paint and Roofing for Farm Buildings
The Farmer should paint his barns and houses to prevent decay. B. P. S. Best Paint is recommended for the house and a special B. P. S. barn paint in red or grey. Also available roll roofing and roof paints to fix and protect roofs now.
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Seld—ffor
August Savings On Refrigerators And Tools
This year brings strong refrigerator sales with discounts on Automas ties and August specials. Buyers save ice and food space while paying a bit more than an ice box. Discounts apply to all purchases. Also advertised are high grade carpenter and mechanics tools at reasonable prices. All Dlades guaranteed. A coal and gas range slightly used offered cheap and a new oil wood and gas range at a big discount.
Bay Electric Washers Placed in Multiple Homes
New Bay Electric washers have been installed in numerous residences including those of David Evans West Ave Ed Riley 6th St H P White East River St Jake Smith Williams St Rudolf Goetz Truman Wuffman Co W Koppes Earl Ct J J Erdune Columbus St Mabel Willams 6th St Loui Toth West River St Mike Toth Stop 7 Worain Line Steve Keynes Stop 7 John Antholjak West 3rd St H Grabenstetter East Ave Joseph Kutter Stsp 7 Arthur Burke Stop 7 Tewey Worcester Chestnut Ridge Augusta Schott Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bay Electric
David Evans
West Ave
Ed. Riley
H. P. White
East River St
Jake Smith
Williams St
Radolph Goetz
Truman Wuffman
Ard St
W. Koppes
Earl Ct
J. J. Erdune
Columbus St
Mabel Willams
Loui Toth
West River St
Mike Toth
Worain
Steve Keynes
John Antholjak
West 3Rd St
H. Grabenstetter
East Ave
Joseph Kutter
Arthur Burke
Tewey Worcester
Chestnut Ridge
Augusta Schott
Grafton
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Garg Gee
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
AC Hudnutt
Macf
City
Lorain
State of
Robert EL Warn, Inc
Shicago. & So
Wabash Avs
Fifth Ave
Tie
Brooks
Bernard Shaws
Mencken
Shaw
Lon Angeles
John A. Stewart
Boscar
Princeton University
New York City
Edward
Daniel R. AnthAns
Kansas
Leavenworth
Kas
Abe Martin
Raht
Tepabhe
the Farmer BY
O. M. Kile
Salsbury
Ed” and
Jerry
TABOR
Cleveland Si
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Broad St
Day’s Hardware
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