Get all you can now while the world reforms
A 1920 commentary urges Americans to study global changes from autocracy to varying governments. It argues citizens must read about the League of Nations and form views on American policy, capital relations, and candidates. The piece questions authority and urges self-education for peace and prosperity.
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Germany
Poland
Russia
Pital
Ture
League of Nations
America
Neon
Bolivia
New York
Felix
Richard le Gathenne
Felix Orman
Fated Steamer Safe Tom Afloat in Alaska Wreck Tale
Disjointed report notes the steamer Fated Steamer Safe Tom and the Alaska wreck near Aug 24. Divers raised by phi describe the Mephia company’s examination. Racing highlights for Brand cirenat include the 202 pace and Poughkeepsie trot with purses around 12000. Injury report mentions Thoas W Murthy and a Cleveland arch injury with up to two time.
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Alaska
Phi
Cirenat
Poughkeepsie
Mrs HC Smith Admitted To Memorial Hospital
Amherst Ohio reports Mrs HC Smith of Main street was admitted to Memorial hospital in Elyria Saturday for treatment. Misses Katherine and Mylinda Somers of Cleveland spent the weekend with Rey and Mrs. Nau of Main street.
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HC Smith
Main Street
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Katherine An Mylinda Somers
Cleveland
Rey
Picnic plans and a Kansas wedding tale in 1919 style
The text recounts New York and New Jersey picnic plans in Sycamore Grove with a noon luncheon, then jokingly describes a Dodge City hotel scene where a groom-to-be chases lost money and his license to catch a train to Kinsley for a rushed wedding. It ends with a lighthearted moral about a couple’s wedding slippers and a happy ending.
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H.C. L
New York
New Jersey
Sycamore Grove
Los Angeles
Dodge City
Kinsley
Washington inventor claims life-restoring device
Ceorge Anston of Washington, D. C., a young Greek inventor, says he perfected a machine to restore life in drowning or asphyxia within seventy two hours after death. He asserts circulation begins with lung action, not the heart, and notes his work with submarine devices used by the U S navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorge Anston
Washington, D. C
s_young
Wayne
Anston
U. S. Navy
Sandusky Bridegroom Scandal Unfolds In Amidst Engagement
Mrs Wyatt plans to file charges against Allen, alleging breach of promise, board, and possible theft of money and the engagement ring. Allen, who claimed wealth and aviation plans, impressed the Wyatt family but vanished, with the missing fiancé later linked to possible alias names. A second story reports War Telegraphist Charles W Jaques of Ashtabula dies after leg amputation, a Civil War veteran who aided Lincoln messages. A local merchant notes a fresh supply of boys sweaters for school wear.
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Wyatt
Allen
Joe Wyatt
Miss Wyatt
Cleveland
Lotharis
al- Ten
Afri Maturka
Bedford
Lorain
Mrs. Wyatt
Ashtabula
Ohio
Charles W. Jaques
General Hospital
Mondy
Andrew Carnegie
Jaques
Lincoln
Spanking does not cure bed-wetting says ad
An old advertising notice promotes Mrs Summers Bed-Wetting Remedy as a cure blaming no child. It claims hundreds of families benefited and offers a free trial via Summers Medical Co at a California or midwestern address.
State Leg To Pick Head Late Tuesday
Youngstown reported interest centers on the final day of the American Legion state convention with elections for state commander and the next convention city to be decided. Toledo Cedar Point Dayton and Cincinnati are candidates. Campaigns favoring Colonel H. M. Bush Colonel J. C. Meeder Colonel W. J. Myers and Colonel J. R. McQuigg were noted along with speakers Major J. T. Cochran and John D. Robertson as possible influence on the outcome.
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Youngstown
American Legion
Toledo
Cedar Point
Dayton
Cincinnati
H. M. Bush
Columbus
J. C. Meeder
Wilmington
W. J. Myera
J. R. McQuigg
Cleveland
Horne
J. T. Cochran
Akron
John D. Robertson
Youngs Own
Dinner Stories of Train Talks and Old Jokes
A piecemeal collection of humorous vignettes and anecdotes told at table. It includes a railroad exchange between a Chinese traveler and an official, Lipton tale about a Scotsman at a horse race, and a classroom joke about who made you.
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Thomas Lipton
ABE MARTIN Mrs Tilford Moots nephew proclaims campaign
Abe Martin reports Mrs Tilford’s nephew Tesigned as a prohibitionist and Kotte work. He quips a front porch campaign works if beds are made and dishes washed. The item mentions new Fall Caps for school wear by Robinson & Hancock Co.
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The
Robinson & Hancock Co
Kidney remedy tale from Elyria neighbor Mrs Kreulsfeld
Mrs Frank Kreulsfeld reports relief from back ache dizziness and nervous headaches after using one kidney medicine bought at Phillips Drug Store. She says kidney this medicine restored good health and keeps her kidneys in good condition. price and dealers noted.
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Frank Kreulsfeld
Elyria
Phillips Drug Store
Mra Rrentzfeld
Foster- Milburn Ca
Miry
Buffalo
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Bureau of Advertising
Sadie York Ofoe
Fifth Ave
Chicago
South Wabash
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Republic
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Society
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Syria
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Mexico
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Etig
RED Paul
Moulton
Tokio
Outlook
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Japan
Detroit
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Miske
T. J. Fillmer
Colorado
Wall Street
Charlie Leedy
George Anston
Sandusky
Washington
Adam
Abe Martin
McGuire’s
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Starr
Gennett
Tom Douglas
Skil Union Tailors
Tom Douglas the Tailor
Broad Street
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