Deaths A Contrast Chas W Eliot and Rudolph Valentino
On August 25 1926 newspapers contrasted the deaths of Chas W Eliot educator author and lecturer and Rudolph Valentino screen idol. Eliot died at an advanced age with a prominent obituary while Valentino’s passing sparked rapid news flashes and sensational coverage. The piece argues Eliot’s enduring legacy will outlive Valentino’s fleeting fame as time tests the lasting value of a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Eliot
Rudolph Valentino
Mr. Eliot
Columm
Valentine
Eliot
Valentino
Cenius
Ole
Tarvard College
Kheown
America
Rudolph Valentine
Chas. W. Blot
Development of Chemistry Warns War May Endure
Sir James Irvine of the University of St Andrews told the Williamsonstown Political Society that chemistry could outpace war. He warned poisons gas could be used again, and that as long as chemical factories exist they remain war factories. He urged peaceful settlement and criticized destruction as a path to conflict resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irvine
University of St. Andrews
Scotland
Wiliamstown
James
Great Britain
Aries
Germany
Amd
Seieger
Boycott Threats and U S Exports in 1925
The article notes Europe may boycott the United States while detailing U S export values for the year to June 1925. It lists machinery totaling about 3 million dollars, vehicles over 2723 million, iron and steel around 2AT million, and wood manufacture at 118 million. Dr. Cline, director of a trade bureau, projects significant increases in exports. The piece discusses competitive wages and potential social boycotts affecting tourism and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Dr. Cline
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Exports
America
Independent Assembly in North Carolina Held
The first independent Assembly in North Carolina was held. The Baltimore and Wash- Meated railroad opened to traffic. Jenny J. Mord, editor and poetical scientist, born in Baltimore, died at Summit, Pa, Aug. 29. Tornado destroyed many spans of the great bridge over the Missouri at Omaha. The seventh centenary of a Bavarian house was celebrated. Revel and Riga leaders were removed by the Czar for using German. John Fyitt of San Francisco nominated for California governor by Republicans. Tensions rise between Ununck Fadiins and opponents in Diamond Valley, Colorado. One year ago today four dead and several wounded in tram renewal protests near Chinese fun feud across many counties. Patrick I. Craw pres of New York Central born today 62 years ago. Bates, actress born in Portland, Oregon. Frank O. Scott born 48 years ago today. Prof. Giuseppi runt, robber chemist, born Parma aged 62.
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Bavaria
Revel
Riga
John Fyitt
San Francisco
California
Diamond Valley
Colorado
Tools Burelelly
Patrick i. Craw
New York Central Railroad
T Yee Bates
Portland
Ore
Frank 0. Scott
Mieti- Keno
Ternoat Alpena
Mich
Loriny
Giiseppi Runt
Chemi Horn
Parma
Century of William Symo Memorial and Transcontinental Flights
The document notes a memorial on the centenary of diplomat and author William W. Symem, with tributes at a David Tumbe site. It mentions Kellogg and Jones discussing the Mexican situation in Washington, and recalls the first daily aerial service between London and Paris seven years ago. It also references a California event and a United States Senate race, plus a new world conference under a fictional International Central Organization led by Dr. Litttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
William W
Tad
David Tume
Washington
Kellogh
Juones
Sheffield
Loudon
Paris
Borene
American
California
Ivoeles
United States
Penater
BA Otilde
Dir
Todsey
Gaeney Saitverland
Dro
GL Litdle
University of Mielegun
Sheffield to be United States ambassador to Mexico
James R. Sheffield advances as U S ambassador to Mexico completing his first year in service while prior diplomatic experience remains limited. His political roles include involvement in Republican circles and advisory ties to notable leaders in the era.
Martin and Krim clash over senate aid and France ties
Fragmentary text shows ABE Martin discussing public aid thresholds and retirement plans tied to S100.785 or SPOS 00, with references to Abd El Krim and France. The note hints at political debate and a warning against overcoats for a mild St Tie dent, implying austerity and foreign policy friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Abd el Krim
France
Bishop Pascual Diaz Timekeeper of Mexico’s Church Drama
The piece profiles Bishop Pascual Diaz, a key Mexican Catholic leader second only to Archbishop del Rio. It notes his rise to bishop in 1922 from priest and Jesuit school head, his Indian heritage, traits, and role as church spokesman in Mexico while living in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascual Diaz
Archbishop del Rio
Mexico
Nan
Diaz
United States
Rome
Mexico City
Ree Bublic
Lan
Elon
Trior
Tabasco
Father Dias
Atta Jesuit School
Poems Love me You 4d Gipsy Man by Ralph Hodgeon
Poem excerpt praising love and wandering life with rustic imagery, referencing caravans and gifts. The anonymous excerpt shows rhythmic, lyrical lines with archaic spellings and a playful, dramatic tone. The piece evokes a gypsy figure and a longing for affection amid travel and crowding scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hodgeon
Jimagine
Edmonton Tourists Find Far North Real Climate Picture
The Edmonton Journal notes tourists from the United States encountering a harsher northern climate than expected. A visiting businessman proposes locating twelve domesticamped drives near Edmonton. The piece contrasts local weather with warm Chinook winds from the Pacific and rail travel northward toward Winnipesaukee and Medicine Hat.
Pioneering Spirit and Hollywood Gossips From Alberta to Vienna
A travelogue notes settlers in Alberta, the Peace River region's appeal for homesteaders, land values and rail access, and the lure of large acreages. It contrasts old frontier life with radio, roads, and cheaper land, then shifts to Hollywood gossip about actors, directors, and film productions including The Wedding March and The Strong Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz
Miss Logan to Play Mary Magdalene in The King of Kings
Daily News Letter reports Jac quess Logan, former Zierfeld dancer, selected to portray Mary Magdalene in Cecil B DeMille's The King of Kings. Screen tests numbered in the dozens as DeMille and the production team weighed candidates before final casting. Logan, Texas native educated in Colorado, embodies the dramatic arc from wanton Jerusalem beauty to repentant, virtuous figure as the life of Christ epic advances. Irving Thalberg notes an original Jennie Lind story is in preparation, with a different actress to portray Lind yet to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snitz Edwards
Marion Davies
Rod LaRoche
Mildred Harris
Don Marquis
DeMille Atuclio
Laura
William Seifer
Universal
Laura la Plante
Blonde
Comedienne
Briides
Miss la Plante
Leiter
Maurice Costello
Ackie Coogan
Dohany
Los Angeles
Jacquess Logan
Zierfeld
Mar Maddalene
Cecil RO DeMille
Christ
Artress
DeMille
Mary Magdalene
Vehiptrons
Sinfm
Jerusalem
Miss la bin
Nzation
Miss Logan
Anid Ous
Lut DeMille
Jesse Lasky
Samuel Goldwyn
Sid Grauman
Jennie Murpherson
Bruce Barton
Lasky
Barton
Jennie Lind
Irving Thalberg
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studios
America
Poot Barnum
FW. Murnan
Homecoming at Bainbridge Hosts Regional Guests
Aug 28 report on Bainbridge Homecoming describes a well attended event with impromptu speeches, music, and sports. Attendees traveled from Conneaut, Willoughby, Grafton, Elyria, Olmsted Falls, Ashtabula, Cleveland, Pueblo, Colorado, and Los Angeles. Local visits noted include Emmett Beebe and family, Adrian Beebe, and T Higham. About thirty Epworth League youths enjoyed Chippewa Lake picnic.
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Elyria
Olmsted Falls
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Columbia
Pueble
Colorado
Los Angeles
California
Emmett Beebe
Grand Rapids
Mich
Adrian Beebe
Dover
John Bainbridge
T. Higham
Mary Bainbridge
Epworth League
Chippewa Lake
Wimpenny
Ely‘ria
M. M. Lickerish
Cal
Local Social Roundup From Madison And Nearby Areas
W A Wallington drove to Madison Saturday. Miss Lickerish visits sister Mrs A C Newton. Mr and Mrs William Hudson attend Hudson reunion in Lansing Michigan this week. Miss Addie Harding leaves Monday for Pueblo Colorado where she is now located. Mr John Springer of Amherst visits George Lang Tuesday evening. Families gather to celebrate a birthday at Mrs William Grills’ home with many relatives. Visitors include Miss Lucy Harding from Willoughby and Mr Mrs William Harding and others from Elyria and London Canada. Mrs F Lynds visits Mr Lynds in Cleveland and notes no second operation yet. Mr and Mrs E L Thompson join Mr and Mrs Herbert Thompson of Ashtabula on a motor trip to Toledo to see son in business there. Miss Sylvia Mcdrer of Detroit spends time with Mr and Mrs A J Valse. Mrs R Sands and son Granville, and daughter Rachel of Waupun, IA arrive for visit with sister Mrs Hulse. they complete the trip in fourteen hours. Rev Chaffee’s sermon Sunday morning August 29th is “A Call to God.” Choir practice moved to Wednesday evening. A beach party is planned at [Vaboon] Beach Friday evening.
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A. Wallington
Madison
Lickerish
A. C. Newton
William Hudson
Hudson
Lansing
Mich
Addie Harding
Pueblo
Colorado
John Springer
Amherst
George Lang
William Grills
Lucy Harding
Willoughby
William Harding
Pierson
E. Bainbridge
Elyria
London
Canada
John Bainbridge
F. Lynds
Herbert Thompson
Ashtabula
Toledo
Sylvia Mc ¥ Drer
Detroit
A. J. Valse
R. Sands
Granville J
Rachel
Wauthe‘gan
Hulse
Epwort League and Homecoming Meeting News
The Epwort League hosts outreach and a Homecoming association meeting is set for Wednesday evening at the church. A fragment about rose attar, New York University’s 1830 appeal, and a Constitution gavel from frigate timber are noted among assorted items.
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Second Street
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. ¥. Bourke
A. G Budnutt
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Des Moines
Custor
Richmond, Va
National Sigmt Plu
DAWS
James R. Sheffield
Sverstars
New York
Pole Pos
Mteb
Iupimiere
Pheadare Roosevatt
Phrate
Pita
Shettiedd
Abe
Martin
Hodsine
Luse
Babylon
Rene
Tat
Dame
Farmer O. M
Kile
Edmonton
Alberta
Kidmantown
Bright Farm
Saskatchewan
Edmonton Journal
Om Cliksvaza
Raimenten Board of Trade
Winnipes
Medicine Tat
D. W. Warner
Nebraska
Warner
Farmers’ Institute
Tie
Hludson Bay
Warnre
Peace River
Daniel Boone
States
Parific Railway
Ile
Hollywood
Fox Films
Two Hulmans
George O'Brien
Harry Langdon
First National
Langdon
Omaha
Heeg
Daily News Letter
Miller “Falls
Ak Tvs
LEE Whitney & CO
Broad Street
Chaffee
Vaboon
Jaudee
Epwort League
Ryne Carson
Glenn
Atlant Ga
Audrey Simith
Washington, DC
Margarite Chaffee
Islantsburg
Roland Blaine
Robert Blaine
Indiana
Homecoming Association
New York University
Fifth Avenue
Frigate
Salsbury
Jerry
Cleveland St
Sunoco
the Peerless Oil Co
Loratn
Nime
Public ‘D' Service Company
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