Return to the Market Place as Guide for Nation’s Business
An opinion urging a return to market-based values over government subsidy. It argues that political patronage and social welfare programs distort competence and enterprise, expanding dependency while the market should determine worth. The piece cites AAA and long-standing faith in the market as fair referee and calls for politicians to restrain duties and let capital find its course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deetor Tugwell
America
Santa Claus
Macauley
Keep America From Brink Of War Rrmen
A defense of using economic pressure against companies flaunting neutrality laws. Congress approves a new neutrality act to safeguard against past dangers. It argues better for shippers to endure trade penalties than risk another war, emphasizing national interest over private profit.
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Ethiopia
Congress
New York Day by Day Skims Stages Personal and Press
In a New York Day by Day column, O O McIntyre surveys editorial life for seasoned workers, noting shifts toward youth in pulp magazines and glossy monthlies. He cites editors like Burcon, Dashiell, and Esquire’s staff, with anecdotes about actors, authors, and industry quirks amid late‑season publishing chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maz
Vasily Chan
Mer
Saddie
Ing Hard
H. P. Burcon
Costopolitan
Herbe
Pictoria
Alfred Dashiell
Local Bar Supplies Auction Promises Mixed Drafts
A fragment lists items including a bottle opener two full sized akter a hook of cocktail limes salted nuts assorted and preize, suggesting a misc auction of barware and refreshments.
Anniversaries and distant names from a torn era
Fragmentary notes list anniversaries and historical figures with scattered dates. Entries mention Washington, Mount Helly, a June sea death in 2826, George Sri during the Mexican War, and James G. Fair of California Nevada. The text mixes names, places, and ages with garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Amer
Washington, D. C
Mount Helly
N. J
James G. Fair
California
Nevada
Today in History and Horoscope Oddities
A garbled collage lists notable births and deaths including Cleveland Abbe and Phoebe Hearst, with scattered dates and places. It then mentions historical milestones such as Marietta, Ohio founding and steamboat travel on the Potomac, followed by a horoscope noting diplomatic temperament and possible ambitions and enemies.
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Lionaire
Usso
Ireland
San Francisco
Cleveland Abbe
U.S. Weather Bureau
Misouri
Elen H. Richards
Boston
Satan
Dunstable
Atass
New Sasland
Ie Company of Pioneers
Ipswich
Mass
Marietta
Ohio
Potomac
Tea Square
ISIS
Shineisain Hood
Colorado
Grantal
James Basie
Theodo Hotserely
Essage
Congress
Avon Lake seniors receive rings and pins
Local seniors at Avon Lake celebrated with a ceremony in Lakewood where they received rings and pins. A community gathering followed with dance and card prizes, hosted by Morris Bloomfield and guests including Grover Hulmes and Joe Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Avon Lake
Morris Bloomfield
Grover Hulmes
Wm. Schusaiaker
Raymond Harmon
Mra
Joe Shirley
Louis Hall
Lakewood
Hatt
Thanksgiving Guests and Relatives Visit Across Counties
The text lists numerous families and individuals visiting relatives and hosting Thanksgiving gatherings. They include Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clawson and son in Wooster, Bill Bunlup of Ashland, Frederick Geil of Cleveland visiting the Hassell family, Theodore Weber and Cleveland friends with Urban Weber, Arthur Theisen and Ruth Ann with Robert DeChant in Loxewood, Leonard Mitchell and Curtis Duff families with Lois Jane and Jerry Lou, Mark Sherman, Bertha Burrell hosts in Elyria, Pfabt family moving to Avon Lake, Mary Stauder entertaining Arles Frick of Lorain and Buffalo nephew at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Clawson
Im Wooster
Bill Bunlup
Ashland
Frederick Geil
Cleveland
Ivan Hassell
Theodore Weber
Sever
Urban Weber
Arthur Theisen
Ruth Ann
Robert DeChant
Loxewood
Leonard Mitchell
Curtis Duff
Lois Jane
Jerry Lou
Mark Sherman
Bertha Burrell
Elyria
Pfabt
Avon Lake
Mary Stauder
Arles Frick
Lorain
Piece and Nephew
Buffalo
London cyclist given until 2015 to pay judgment
A motor cyclist who crashed has been ordered to pay the judgment by Christmas 2015. The cyclist is Henry Hepper of Rotherhithe. Berlin report says the government plans to expel freemasons from civil service, asking all candidates to state lodge affiliations.
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Leleeram
Christ
Traup
Paul Whiteman
Rosie
London
Henry Hepper
Rotherhithe
Berlin
Freemasons
Jich
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Somers Roche
Ethel Petrader
Bob Davis
Davis
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du Bois
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Martinsburg
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Laelia BR. Briscs
Milwaukee-Downer College
Milwaukee
Cambridge
John B
Leo Heider
M. Werdel
Wayne Blace
Glenard
M M. Werdel
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C_ Snaietzky
Edith
Townsend
Park Hall
Townsend Club
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Intendance
Anton Krust
Bay Village
Mary K Taylor
Joe Thompson
Fairview
Margaret Theisen
Hhr
Harry Witenbers
Brooklyn
George Heider
Chardon
Roy
Herbert Schulte
Tom Duke
Tennessee
Charlies Reas
CCC
Idaho
Howard Walker
Arthur Hudson
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Herm
Licarri & Mymas Tosseco Co
Sapeotimes. Nlbay
BONDS
George Taylor & Co
Joad
Checker Cab
Wade Williams, Mer
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