After the Purchase Price The Automobile boon and cost
A 1921 column argues after purchase price comes license, insurance, fuel, repairs, and risk. It praises autos as a business boon and social ties enhancer while noting costs like licenses, light, punctures, and possible fines. It concludes that autos unite families and justify the expense.
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A Automobile Association
Automobile Association
Humor and Humor in Life and Laughter
An essay on how humor affects people differently from joy to tragedy. It notes eggs broken on a sidewalk can amuse some while upsetting others and observes that true humor should avoid causing pain. The piece urges seeking harmless fun and suggests we can create humor when it is missing.
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Constanty
That’s the Matter With Congress on Palmer Beer Rule Remains In Place
Congress debates Attorney General Palmer’s beer rule as Republicans criticize the policy. After months of effort and argument the rule persists with many lawmakers calling it foolish. They argue Congress does not know how to change or fears to act.
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Geneal Palmer
Palmer
The Vanished Friend Across the Corner
A poignant poem about long neglected friendship across time. A letter of memory recalls an old neighbor, Jim, now dead, as the speaker laments distance and missed chances. The piece reflects on aging, insistent tomorrows, and the final price of time.
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Jim
Yesterdays in Ohio 1804 to 1899 notable events
The fragment lists events in Ohio history from 1804, mentioning Samuel T. Wereeser a Newark jurist who died in 1882, a hog law in 1840, 1862 panic over Kansas border issues, and a 1899 Democratic state convention at Zanesville nominating John R. Widen for governor.
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Samuel T. Wereeser
Korg
Newark
Hols. N
Nashua
Nel
Cinemanati
Soutrer Oho
Navarre
Kroav Smit
Hertucky
Camen
Zanesaville
John R .Widean
Cncona
Canadian centennial marks Haliburton arrival
In Canada the centenary commemorates the arrival of Thomas Chandler Haliburton, famed author and jurist. Associations and bodies across North America engage in ceremonies and reflections on his influence and legacy.
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Canada
Anztapols Royal
Thomas Chandler Halburton
Ten Years Ago Highlights From City News
Ten years ago the police station installed a new automatic porch and fire alarm system by Dean Electric Co. Hahn arrived to lead the AFC A as secretary. Three fire calls in two hours set a record at Fire Station No 1. Classes planned to start September 1. The high school expected its largest enrollment ever. Five typhoid cases traced to a contaminated well were cleared by the health board. Columbia Steel beat Western Automatic 2 to 4 with Hastings pitching. Ebra defeated All Stars of Cleveland with Abiman pitching. Frank Stetson Gus Findler Dan Simords and A E Lawrence competed for the city title while D S Troxe C H Buattenhead Henry Bowden and P D Reefy sought the mayoral post.
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Columbia Steel Co
Hastings
Ebra
All Stars
Cleveland
Abiman
Typhoon Mania Toll Marked One Year Later
A belated memorial note recalls the deadly typhoon at Mania one year ago today. Officials report continued mourning and ongoing efforts to aid survivors amid lingering losses.
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Bell
Mania
Notable Birthdays Across International Figures
The notice recalls several prominent figures born on this date. Sir Ernest Rutherford, famed New Zealand physicist, Rev Herbert Snipman a Newark Episcopal bishop, Marion LeRoy Butler of the University of Michigan, Waren J Mouton of Bangor Theological Seminary, Freizi Sen a Vienna actress.
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Ernest Ruthe
New Zealand
Herbert Snipman
Newark
Ler .Ag
KY Oo
Marion LeRoy Buton
N. H
Freizi Sen
Vienna
Austia
Demands for Democratic State Committee Reorganization
Reported today are calls for reorganization of the Democratic State Committee in Virginia and nationwide assembly of bar associations. Separate items note planned trials and ceremonies including a murder case in Camden and anniversaries tied to Nova Scotia grants and early court administration.
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Pestivap
Si Rosa di Lima
Rico
Monu
The
American Bar ~Association
Raymond W Scrucs
Prank J James
Trenton J
Bank Wessenger Paul
Camden
Peace Palace
Tae Hagne
Wall
Anxwapolhs Royal
Sim Gonor
REM ESTATE TRANSFERS INCLUDE MULTIPLE LOT DEALS AND TRUSTEE AGENCIES
A rapid list of real estate transfers from various claimants and trustee actions in Lorain and Ridgeville areas. Transactions include parcels in Ridge Vue Heights, Lane View Park, Lincoln Park, and Ridgeville with prices ranging from $10 to $2,000. Parties include International Real Excre Co, Lorain entities, and several trustees transferring lots and sublots to named buyers.
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Ridge Vue Heights
Lorain
Edam H Perkins Jr
Steinz
Persins Trustea Ad
Universal Rea.ty Co
George Capes
Center Ridge
Ridgeville
Nly Baldwin
Alex Petro
Wibur Heizhis
Elyma
Chas Coniam
Fred Pottbr
Lincoln Park
Elyra
Heart Wich
Fox Furnace Co
Woodford Avenue
Frank Coats
Russia
Lake View Park Realty Co
D H .Arken
Lane View Park Realy Co
Aioltment
Continental Co-operative Realty Co
Agnes LaFrourcade
Land Transfers Across Avon Lorain and Elyria
Property deeds show multiple transfers in Avon Lorain and Elyria. Transfers include Avon Lake parcels for Rose Stricker and Onstine's Amherst addition bonds, with prices from 1 to 10 dollars and several Lorain additions. Names include Domanski Kurtz Atterback Clark Bodman Bodman Altomar and area firms such as Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Savings & Loan Co. Bay district allotments and Carlisle section deals also appear with varied sums.
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Onstine
Amherst
Chas Bodman
John Bodman
Carl Bodman
Marianna Dongeassa
Antonio Altomar
Chamberlain
Lorain
D. W. Keeler
H. G. Sparks
Laundon
IL L. Halladay
Daniel Haag
Carlisle
A. Stentz
Stante Partik
Lorain Stone Co
Loran
Orland Priest
Anna Krakow
Avon
Local notices from Ridgeville residents report illness and visits
Various names and partial addresses show residents dealing with asthma illness, hospitalizations, and visits. The notes mention Lucy Wilford entertaining relatives from Cleveland, Mrs Parent in hospital, Sarah Maddock nearing recovery, Marjorie Thorpe visiting family, Alfien and Versor families, and local outings to the Wellington fair and a Cleveland ball game.
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North Ridgeville
Wes
Curkku
Lucy Wilford
Cleveland
Alcigan
Parent
Mectorial Hospital
Sarah “Maddock
Spencer
Marjorie Thorpe
C Smith
Geerude Alfien
Varter
Moss Luela Alfien
Ceveland
E Vwersor
Srand Childen
WW. Ve-Sey
Lorain
Con ‘Ondar
Puls
Harre Tannor
Mir Spider
Ashtabula
Snider
Mildred Lucas
Eli Yeaver
Elvira
Wal Bennett
Wellington Fair
Morgan Evans
Local Social Notes From La Grange Area
Hamerett and Ben visit Reed home and call on Charles Taylor family. Franks suffers from tonsillitis. Fishbere family mourns their boy’s death at Memorial hospital. Stalis of Elyria visits VerBoy home. Charles Slater daughter Reta visit Cleveland. Blamche Waddock visits sister Eleanore Maddock in aunt’s home. Abs Shirley Garfield and Sam Harden and Marian Gattis wed in Elyria officiated by Rev Winters om. Fred Peter hosts dinner for wedding anniversary with guests from Cleveland Elyria Ridgeville Dover and Ridgeville. Gladys Puls visits grandmother in Cleveland. Local turnout for Fields home-coming noted.
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Hamerett
Ben
la Grange
Reed
Chas. Taylor
A. Franks
Eae
Fishbere
Memorial Hospital
L. FE. Stalis
Elyria
VerBoy
Charles Slater
Reta
Cleveland
Blamche Waddock
Eleanore Maddock
Abs
Shirley Garfield
Sheffield
O. Sam Harden
Felyria
Marian Gattis
Ridgevile Exchange
Winters
Ymain
Fred Peter
Cleveland Street
Louis
Myron Dennis
Edwin Brasie
Alfred S. Petry
Ernistine
Tason Brazie
Peter
Charlie Cr
Ashland Baseball Tourney Report At Crestline
Tres placed third in a Crestline baseball tournament as Edward Plank from Samaritan Hospital receives treatment for injuries after a track corner crash. Williams Rittenhouse and wife celebrate golden wedding anniversary. County Teachers Institute set for September 1 to October 1.
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Ashland Tres
Crestline
Edward Plank
Samaritan Hospital
Williams Rittenhouse
County Teachers’ Institute
Bride Returns To Job As Times Flare Up
Ike Soles suffered a severe fall after a telephone pole was moved while workers leaned on it. His doctor says it will be some time before he can loaf again.
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