Elyria urged to support first class operas and dramas
A letter argues Elyria residents underutilize Rialto Theatre offerings like I Trovatore and The Bohemian Girl and should back higher quality entertainments. It cites Cleveland trips and long travel as disincentives and praises Sandusky Chamber of Commerce for guaranteeing tickets to boost attendance.
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Rialto
Elyria
Matt
Jeff
Father
Father’ Or the ‘‘KatzensJammer
Cleveland
Sandusky
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Opera Company
Trovatore
Things Are in the Saddle and the Age of Things
Samuel Strauss argues in the November Atlantic that democracy is subsumed by consumptionism as law and press bend to economic ends. He notes the view that history is driven by a machine driven by material wants and industrial force, while insisting individuals retain responsibility for actions.
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Samuel Strauss
Atlantic
Mr. Strauss
Yesterday and today in anniversaries and birthdays
A roundup of historical events and notable birthdays. Highlights include Napoleon and Josephine crowned in 1804, Austria’s Ferdinand's abdication in 1848, Ore gon’s territorial governor appointment in 1853, and other milestones through 1919. Birthdays note Rear Admiral Marbury Johnston and Louis C. Crampton among others.
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Napoleon I
Josephine
Notre Dame
Paris
Ferdinand of Austria
Francis Joseph I
John W. Davis
Salem
Oregon
Marbury Johnston
Albany
Louis C. Crampton
Michigan
Lapeer County
Alexander Mann
Pittsburgh
Geneva
N. Y
Robert Luce
Congress
Massachusetts
Auburn
Maine
Centennial celebration marks Pennsylvanias history
The Historical Society of Pennsylvania marks its centennial while references recall John Brown being hanged for Harper's Ferry 65 years ago. Various elections and meetings proceed nationwide as national leaders and associations convene in cities including Los Angeles and New York.
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The
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Parliament
Great Britain
United States
Vancouver
B. C
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
Marbury Johnston
U. S. Navy
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce of the
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Smith
New York State Department of Labor
New York City
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
The Hungarian fencing champion and the Italian swordsman duel over a quarrel in a three hour affair, ending with reconciliation. The essay notes the scene as an affair of honor and contrasts it with human intelligence. It then remarks on Americans seeking foreign titles and mentions San Marino as the smallest independent state.
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Italy
San Marino
Europe
Ritchey Wins Janssen Medal For Mount Wilson Telescope Work
Dr. George Willis Ritchey receives the Janssen medal from the Paris Academy of Science. The Ohio native and University of Cincinnati graduate designed and built the Mount Wilson telescope near Pasadena and has led the project for fifteen years. He was previously associated with the University of Chicago and built the Yerkes Observatory.
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George Willis Ritchey
Paris Academy of Science
Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain
Janssen
Paris Academy
Pierre Jules Cesar Janssen
Ritchy
Mount Wilson
Conservatory
Pasadena
Ritchey
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
University of Chicago
Yerkes Observatory
Lafe Bud and wife reunite with a reserved day for self
ABE MARTIN notes Lafe Bud and his wife have reconciled and now share time apart one day each week for independent action. The piece wryly suggests a wife’s smile at a trade cop signals happiness and a return to harmony.
Holt and Bingham Vie for Connecticut Senate Seat
Ex editor Hamilton Holt and college professor Hiram Bingham vie for the Connecticut Senate seat created by Frank Brandegee’s death. Holt, a Democrat and League of Nations advocate, and Bingham, a Republican, were nominated at postfall conventions. Holt rejects pledges and has a long record in international affairs and peace organizations.
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Connecticut
Frank B. Brandegee
Hamilton Holt
League of Nations
New York
Indpendent
Hiram Bingham
Holt
Bingham
Yale
Columbia University
Ursinus College
Wooster
The
League To Enforce Peace
Church Peace Union
International Conciliation Society
American Society of International Law
National Institute of Social Science
Friends of Russian Freedom
Japan Society of New York
Italy-America Society
American Scandinavian Foundation
Japan
Order of the Sacred
Greece
Frace
Italy
Order of the Crown of
World Peace Foundation
Carnegie Foundation
League
Versailles
Musterole Promises Quick Relief From Pain and Aches
Musterole offers relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatism lumbago and more using a white mustard oil ointment not blistering like mustard plasters. A milder children's formula is available and tubes cost 35c and 65c.
Chemist Sees Chemistry as Key to Body Control
An editor of Science Service and chemist Dr Edwion E Slosson argues chemistry will soon dominate medicine by altering the body's make up through minute chemical doses. He cites experiments with magnesium chloride sugar and alcohol affecting growth and form, linking modern lab science to ancient mythic ideas while warning of dangers.
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Edwion E. Slossop
Science Service
Books Featured on Debate of Undistinguished Americans
A reading list includes Undistinguished Americans and Commercialism and Journalism. The coverage notes these titles alongside other works under discussion, highlighting shifts in social perception and media critique during the period.
25 Years Ago Reception for Gen Wilder Metcalf and Local Events
The Andwur hotel hosted an informal reception for Gen Wilder Metcalf returning from the Philippines. A church talk by Metcalf and Sgt Farrell followed. Home talent staged the Scottish Reformation tale at the opera house with local actors. Louise McCloy Horn published Songs of the Lakes to strong notices. Ely Realty Co formed with capital of 50000 dollars. Coal O N G issued new uniforms from the state. The Village Choir performed Ye Olden Times at First Congregational church.
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Wilder Metcalf
Philippines
Andwur
Congregational Church
Sergeant Farrell
Opera House
J. H. Symons
Mary, Queen of Scots
J. H. Leonard
John Knox
Chas. C. Lord
Danley
P. H. Metcalf
James Stewart
First Congregational Church
Bronchuline Emulsion Said To End Long Coughs
A testimonial claims Bronchuline Emulsion cured a two year persistent cough that left a man thin and worn. The ad asserts the remedy breaks tough lingering coughs after grip or heavy colds and touts C. W. Phillips and local dealers as suppliers.
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C. W. Phillips
Erection of 3 power block on Mill Street completed
Li B. Fauver editor of the Reporter and Miss Inez Farmer wed at her Hermon New York home honoring local marriage on a quiet country ceremony.
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Mill Street
Li B. Fauver
the Reporter
Inez Farmer
Hermon, N. Y
Oxford boxing captain Eddie Eagan plans US visit over Christmas
Eddie Eagan, newly named boxing captain at Oxford University and the first American to hold the post, intends to bring a team of English university boxers to America for the Christmas holidays.
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Eddie Eagan
Oxford University
America
The Chemist and the Sculptor of Human Nature
A fragment discusses the chemist learning to shape living beings through hormones. It notes alcohol and heroin aiding life quality, then argues hormones govern personality, with a theory that scientists may one day boost hormone potency as dyes or drugs.
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Palt
Ends Pile Misery Forever Ends Pile Misery and Torture
A Buffalo chemist introduces Hamadala a painless cure for piles claiming to attack the cause not the formation. The ad promises complete cure even in chronic cases and offers a refund if unsatisfied. Mail orders and Druggist purchases possible from The Hamadala Co Buffalo NY Box 445.
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Buffalo
N. Y
C. W. Phillips
Hamadala Co
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