Musical Art Series Delights Audiences Again
The Lythea Musical Art Society reports warm applause as May Peterson captivated listeners with lively folk songs in vernacular styles accompanied by Stuart Ross. The program featured Indian lullaby Would that I were Soaring and Swedish folk songs, underscoring strong breath control and interpretative skill. The set included works from Mozart, Dvorak, and Grieg as well as an Arle aria and an old French Canadian piece, concluding with the Indian Lullaby Willum.
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Mias May Peterson
Agala
Bjogren
Cyril Scott
Arle
Momus
la Claire Fontaina
Ly Grant-Schaefer
John
Staub Bomes
Taugvht Me Dvorak
Hagenian the Minstrel
Dirk Foch WtUm
Unclear historical note with names and social event
The text lists various names as guarantors for an affair and notes a St Marys Church sewing society gathering hosted by Mrs Thomas Monroe on Furnace Street Thursday afternoon. It appears as a fragmented social notice from a historical newspaper.
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St. Ann's Sewing Society
St. Mary's Church
Thomas Monroe
Furnace Street
One Hundred Appear to Qualify for Citizenship
A government representative and Judge Tradington presided over citizenship applications for about one hundred men. Most secured final papers, but several failed on basic questions about Ohio and national laws, incorrectly claiming city council makes state law. They were refused and told to return in six months to improve their knowledge.
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Tradington
Ohio
Fragmentary Retail and Remodeling Notice on Mills Street
Purchase note urging buyers to pick a gift from The Gem Shop on Mills Street and a separate instruction to send furs to Faug er Robson for remodeling. The text is incomplete and lacks full names, dates, or locations beyond those entities.
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Mills Street
Annexation Decision Awaited by County Commissioners
County commissioners meet at 3 PM to decide on the Elygis annexation case. It is understood that not all proposed territory will be annexed due to opposition over a $1 measure. The city would gain some area and residents from the decision.
Lorain County Tax Increases Rank eighth in Ohio
Lorain County ranks eighth among Ohio counties for tax duplicate increases over nine years, rising from 38,346,964 in 1910 to 165,620,305 in 1919, a 297 percent gain. Summit leads with 718 percent. The Akron Chamber presents these figures to chambers statewide urging a reappraisal where values are too low.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Akron
Summit County
Chamber of Commerce
Tax Commission
Robinson & Hancock Co. Offer On Boys Suits And Overcoats
The Robinson and Hancock Company advertises greatly reduced prices on boys suits and overcoats in a vivid early 20th century sales notice, inviting parents to shop affordable children’s clothing while stock lasts.
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The
Robinson & Hancock Co
Toledo warrant issued for woman in liquor raid attack
Toledo authorities issued a warrant for Mrs. Paul Len Koy after a raid on a East Side butcher shop bar where two prohibition agents say she disarmed them and fired a pistol. Investigators linked the incident to a liquor charge against Leake and noted related police action.
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Toledo
Dec
Paul Len+ Koy
Prohibition
Nott
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Kurt
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Mre
J. AB. Thomas
Mise
Lucille Hinman
GEO. G. Peairs Dist
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Bank
Todny
U.S. Teal
Fauger & Robson’s
United Day Cleaning Company
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JEW Rlen—Opticlian
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FeLiro
Scott
Tet & Tasers
Rivenfield
Soehernes
Eneropran
Atimy
U. S
Leake
America
Erode i OY
Fostum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
EOE
Momey
Addrasa
T. M. Corletta
Creverend
Cleveland Security House
Hunter Glover & Co
Erie Building
Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegram
Plain Dealer
Daily Plain Dealer
DAILY
Cleveland Plain Dealer
P.O
Vestal
Vestall
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