Hope Springeth Eternal Baron Vo n Lersher's Peace Revision Call
Baron von Lersher, president of the German Delegation at the Versailles Peace Conference, argues in the Berlin Local Anzeiger that revision must come through united effort by all parties including Entente and neutrals. He urges German dignity, warns against isolation, and says press Parliaments and people should press for revision while noting U S help in re writing the treaty.
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Versailles
Berlin
Anpeiger
Entente
Germany
United States
No Couple on Same Jury, New Jersey Judge Rules
A New Jersey judge declares that no wife and husband may serve on the same jury. The remark questions the feasibility of such a juror pairing, noting potential issues even in states like Ohio where a three fourths verdict is required.
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New Jersey
Ohio
President’s Message Supports Philippine Independence
The President’s Message is praised for spirit and brevity and for urging independence of the Philippine Islands. It notes a $500,000 Philippine Legislature appropriation to campaign for independence in America.
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Philippine Islands
America
Grim and Bearritt Take Over as Des Moines Humor
The Des Moines Register declares Grim and Bearritt as successors to Tom and Jerry, noting their up to date humor. It remarks Iowa has long been on the water wagon despite the jest about current humor.
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Tom and Jerry
Grim and
Bearritt
Des Moines Register
Iowa
Suggestions for Christmas in The Canton News
A compact column of quirky quips and notices on holiday planning and daily life. It cites a Canton News opinion about starting Christmas hints early and keeping up the effort until purchases are complete, then pivots to whimsical astronomy and a humorous jailbreak of social norms with a Kentucky marriage to a mother in law anecdote.
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Canton News
Local Social Notes Mention East Cleveland Visitors
Vincent Vincent reports on social visits and guests in East Cleveland including Miss Treva Black visiting Mrs Betse Harleman and Mrs Frank Endhtruth hosting Mrs Harvey Cunningham. Evalyn Rodnay from Cleveland is also noted.
Mid Year Graduates Present Holiday Entertainment
The Mid-Year Graduates will perform in High Auditorium December 10 and 11, with Principal Vaughn noting rehearsals show a fine entertainment. A local column discusses fashion, car clubs, and public road support, urging automobile owners to join clubs to fund signs, roads, and laws. The piece praises Elyria and its 1600 club members, praising self funding and community service.
Fifty Years Ago Announced Total Eclipse Of Sun For Dec 10
A Elyria Democrat column recalls a modern prophet predicting a total solar eclipse for December 10. It also runs a caustic account of the National Convention of Woman’s Suffrage ending with a jab about a fizzle in numbers and a wasteful rush to vacant seats. Council met per adjournment with Major Gates presiding. Bills approved include sewer work on Sixth Street, stone work and ship for Elmer Adams, services for Hall of John Spinks, and wheels for a roller. Notices announce a large corner lot for sale, two marriages at home of the bride’s father and in the Episcopal church, and a letter questioning whether Susan B Anthony was Mark Anthony’s wife.
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Elyria Democrat
Ingersoll
Baidyn Lane
Tucker
Hall
John Spinks
Sixth Street
Elmer Adams
Ho Fairman
Dinner Stories and Snippets From a Columbus Bank Teller
A Columbus Yank tells of a teller joking with a customer about new bills and old ores, a witty teacher jokes about microbes on money, and a lecturer on the drink question prompts a quip about water, beer, and a donkey. Various odd anecdotes follow including a move to a new top-floor apartment and a shy elevator avoidance.
Misread lever costs rider advantage in tense race
A garbled race report notes Tauney Apple held a lead but misjudged a lever action, losing advantage as the event unfolded. No other clear names or details are readable from the fragment.
Land Returns From Mia Day's Home After Month Stay
A person named Land, who stayed at Mia Day's home for a month, has returned to her on Sunday. The Gem Shop on Mill Street advertises Gift purchases.
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Land
Mia Day
Mill Street
Robinson and Hancock Co. Hosiery Advertisement
Men's one dollar fibre silk hose offered in all colors of fine quality at 75e per pair by The Robinson and Hancock Company as a reader notice style ad highlighting product variety and price.
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Robinson & Hancock Co
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