Yesterday's in Ohio and nearby years and births
A compact note recalling historical events and births dated across years 1775 to 1888. It lists Philander Chase as last Episcopal bishop of Ohio born in Cornish New Hampshire and died in Illinois in 1852, Ethan Allen Brown governor in 1823, Thomas L. Youngs born in Ireland died 1888, Wilson Shannon governor in 1842, Cincinnati presbytery sentence in 1852, York son of King George born today, Rt Rev Frank A McElwain born in Warsaw New York, Pierre Edouard Blondin postmaster general of Canada, and Dr Charles T. Ahern president of Susquehanna University born in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander Chase
Ohio
Cornish
N. H
Robin‘a Nest
Ethan Allen Brown
Hamilton County
Thomas L. Youngs
Rutherford’s Hayes
Ireland
Cincinnati
Wilson Shannon
Henry P Smith
Duse
York
George
Frank A McElwain
Minnesota
Warsaw
Reara Ego Toda
Pierre Edouard Blondin
Canada
Nord
Queberc
The Road Builders Vision of Bell Telephone Driver Road to Democracy
A reflective essay extols Theo dore N. Vail and Bell Telephone as road builders uniting a hundred million people. It links early voice transmission with nationwide networks and praises trenches dug by Elyria Telephone workers to bury lines. The piece argues roads of information advance civilization and democratic opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore N. Vail
Bell Telephone System
Mr. Bell
Mr. Watson
Morse
Gell
Marconi
Mr. Vail
Elyria Telephone Company
Curren
Bell
Japan Ponders Post Office Withdrawal From China
The article notes Japan plans to withdraw post offices from China starting January 1125 and compares Japan’s rapid postal plans to a prior organization under Mr. Hay. It also mentions figures like Charles W. Morne and a shipping investigation tied to a federal prison release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Haya
Charles W. Morne
France
South Pole discovery anniversary and other notes
A compact page notes the tenth anniversary of a South Pole discovery, the 122nd anniversary of George Washington’s death, and an upcoming meeting of church executives. It also mentions proposals to curb jitney competition in Chicago, a potato industry show in Spokane, and hearings on interstate freight rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
Prince Albert
Victoria
George Washington
United States
Coun
Churches In Christ
America
Stuiulaton
Northwest
Kroi
Upal
Spokane
Int. Stata Commerce Commission
Washington
VaTiGun
Trial for glu Joseph Kovacs and court notes
Twenty years ago John Nagy faced trial in the Oman Pleas court with remarks about a wooden rig and a predicted luck. The Washington Avenue Bridge was deemed unsafe by Osborne Tug Co, and Warmlus Bus was put up for levy to fund road defenses. A train disaster west of town killed nine. The city sought court action to widen Lake Shore road and undercut on Wet Ridge Street. Denxinson & Prior won paving contracts for West Avenue Cedar Street and Wurst Court. A new musical instrument was invented by Thos Li, slated for market. Mary Keere Hall’s reminiscences of Elyria discussed at a meeting with ready sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nagy
Court of Oman Pleas
Glu Joseph Kovacs
Nagy
Washington Avenue
Osborne Tuuguee Ug Co
Warmlus
Levy
Secretary Hughes Sets Record With Bold Whisker Stroke
A playful column notes Secretary Hughes breaking records in a whimsical stunt linked to a phrase about pen deeds. Tilford Wooten receives a gift card from an old friend in a local anecdote, with a humorous aside about honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atroxe
Secratary Hughes
Tilford Wooten
Komical Telegrams and Local Merriment In County Office
A playful column notes gossip from the county recorder about marriages and congratulatory phone calls. It recalls Greek soldiers in the war, a councilman buying a Cadillac, and humorous vignettes from daily life.
Voice of the People debate on strikes and living costs
A reader voices concern about high living costs and calls for wage and price relief. The piece compares wheat to flour prices, hides markets, clothing costs, and labor wages, arguing packets control markets and wage cuts will follow inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Woahoe
Mater
Does Advertising Pay and Labor Strife Voices
A fragmented editorial discusses advertising pays and a misprint on tax in ads prompting public response. It critiques wage demands, union power, capitalist behavior, and calls for fair wages and better treatment of workers to improve industry and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thens'oyer
Manufacturers Association
No Dissatisfaction and Slavery Metaphors in Labor Letter
A letter urges fair wages and humane treatment of workers, arguing unions reduce conflict while stresses the need for living wages and better employer–employee relations. It compares union and non union shops and cites a quote linking freedom and industry. It also notes Australia leads in women justices and Quebec resists women in the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Manufacturer
Packard
Tree of Industry
Gas and Wind in the Stomach Warn of Excess Acid
An old remedy touts visulated or tuned magnesium as a cure for gas, wind, and acidity after meals. The ad claims a bloated stomach, heart impact, and ulcers are due to excess acid and promotes Biaurated Magnesia as the safe, inexpensive remedy taken after eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
The
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
F. Burks
Elyria Postoffice
City
Lorain
State of
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Assembly
League of Nations
Charles T. A Hens
Susquehannaversity
Sumln Counts
Tom Sharkey
Drakhyman
Lake Shore
Dexn"son & Prior
West Avenue
Cedar Street
Wurst Court
WM Thos LI
S Elloh
Mary Keere Hall
Adt Martin
Inuw
Komical Telegrams
County Recorder‘s Office
al Amatter
Falrria
Sperro Valarats
Sperro
Valags
Rye Sperros
Camp Sheridan
Henry
Tom
Jerrry
Jude Jones
Charlie Catton
Charlie Savage
Florida
Charlie
Elks
Fort Lovmrp
Mit
Voice OF
People
Woodward
Tino Aga
He Railroad Company
Ann Atroid Oupoye
Trine
Augstralia
Quebec
Bays
Montreal
East Avenue
Universal CO
C. J. Miller
Wiciard
Kincaid
Dr. Kincaid
Cheapside
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