Weakness in the American Constitution debate travels Europe
A Wichita Beacon reprint in I.e Matin criticizes President Wilson as not representing American will. The piece argues Wilson lacked a legitimate mandate and that Europe should not rely on U S rhetoric. It notes the constitution’s sacredness and calls for clarity on constitutional copies in public spaces.
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Wilson
America
Phane Lausanne
I.eMatin
Wichita Beacon
France
House of Commons
Try It Tomorrow Improve Shopper Service
The piece urges shifting shopping to forenoon hours to ease crowding. It notes crowds at stores, tired clerks, and frustrated customers. Proposes houseswives shift mid day to morning shopping for better service and a smoother experience.
Congress seeks 24 page daily papers limit across nation
Lawmakers push a measure to cap daily newspaper size at 24 pages while papers like the Chronicle and Tribune already operate smaller or larger as market pressures shape content. The debate centers on fairness, costs, and access to news for readers in large and small cities.
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Chrune
Chicago
New York
Chicago Tribune
Chronicle-Telgram
We Didn’t Write It Yesterday Morning Office Meeting
An article fragment recalls an urgent push to straighten public walks after fear of prior conditions. A speaker urged immediate action to address a dangerous entrance project and keep the path safe for pedestrians.
Winter Sleepers of Lorain County Wildlife
A regional piece describes how animals in warmer winters retreat to underground burrows and hollow trees to hibernate. It highlights the Black Bear, the mouse, the cowuk, and the skunk, noting their stores of food and delayed wakefulness until spring.
Skate Sail for ice boats explained with simple steps
How to build a standard skate sail using two poles canvas and a 10 foot spar for winter ice sport enthusiasts. Includes sail dimensions rope holes hemmed edges and storage method. Two skaters can share a larger model to enjoy speed and wind driven motion.
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Grant M. Wyte
Forestuy
Gorgas Returns After Finishing Yellow Fever Crusade
General William C Gorgas, surgeon general, has completed a campaign against yellow fever in Ecuador, following victories in Cuba, Costa Rica, the Philippines, Colombia, and South Africa. He joined Rockefeller staff in 1911 but remains modest about the scope of his work.
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William C. Gorgas
William C Gorgas
Guvaggull
Ecuador
South America
Ceneral Gorgas
Cuba
Forta Rica
Philippines
Colombia
South Africa
General Gorzan
General Gorgas
Rockefeller Foundation
Gorgas
France
ABE MARTIN NOTES WAR RISING COSTS AND A RAINY DAY SAVER
Abe Martin remarks that wartime gains mostly faded except for a few decorations. Tilford Moots, famed for saving for a rainy day, bought and closed a car with it today.
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Tilford
Bowght
Salmon for America from British Columbia Fisherd
Salmon stocks show BC leading, with Fraser Skeena Nass and Rivers Inlet fisheries. Sockeye Quinnet Silver Pink and Chum varieties mature across years and return to spawn. US Washington faces limits while Canadian joint protection proposals surface for fifteen years.
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British Columbia
Washington
Et Sound
Fraser River
Dominion
United States
Skeena River
Nass River
Rivers Inlet
Vancouver Island
Public Letters discuss gas pricing and licensing
Letters to the editor from Elyria Ohio and Elma Ohio argue for state action to regulate gas prices and monopolies. A reader proposes using the Profiteering Act to audit company books, cap charges at 35 cents per 1000 cubic feet, and distribute dividends and surplus to communities and the state.
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Fe HF Suree
Kaivor Omrace
Elyna
Ohio
Serene
Ana Neweopaper Publishers
Trice
Elyria
Fifth Ave
Wabash Ave
Hobert
Ward
Poe Prem
Republica- Beqwe
Repubd
Roosevelt
Morris
Lorain County
Gueral Gorgas
Abe Martin
Atlantic
Pacific
Puget Sound
Seimer
Tous
West Aster
Chronicle Telegra
Elma
Charles Kh, Flower
Chronicle-Telegram
Mayor Jones
Elyria, Ohio
Harry Hl. Smith Co
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