Origin of Christmas explained to EHS students by pastor
High school juniors and seniors heard a lesson on Christmas origins from Rev. W. Muir Auld of the First Congregational. He traced the date’s history from Druids and Imperial Rome to the fourth century and explained the season’s evolution into a religious celebration with carols and window candles.
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E.H.S
Europe
Chepel Brithe
W. Muir
Auld
Ch Sas
Gui
Bert Wednesdar
Val
Fram
England
Rome
Chria
Tristinas Hs
Chris
Boston
Bey, Auld
C. FP
Shively Setur
Uidh
Winifrest H
Sulores
Solomon Falkner Sentenced on Petty Larceny Charge
Solomon Falkner colored pleaded guilty in police court to petty larceny. He was fined 19 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. The arrest followed a complaint by transient Jon Stone who said Falkner threatened him with a knife to obtain money in Falkner’s North Street rooms late Saturday night.
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Solomon Falkner
Falkner
Jon Stone
North Street
Janet's Shoppe Opens This Saturday in Teisses
A new store for Teisses opens Saturday at 113 Corrt Street named Janet's Shoppe. It offers ladies and misses ready to wear hosiery millinery and a new stock of up-to-date creations. Manager Mrs J Jones will oversee operations and bring experienced local service to the shop.
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Corrt Street
Janet
J. Jones
Driver Fracas In Lodi Street Collides Two Cars
A man accidental stomp of the accelerator caused a collision between two vehicles on Lodi Street. John Lris topher and J W Muller witnessed damage to vented fenders and a smashed front fender. Mrs Miller and her daughter were shaken but unharmed. Christopher WGTruck agreed to pay damages. The season headline notes a record American football season.
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John Lristopher
West Fist Street
Lorain
J. W. Muller
West Avenue
Lodi Street
Christopher
Cough Persisting After Three Days Warns of Danger
A damaged ad warns that a cough lasting beyond three days signals a worsening cold. It urges immediate action to prevent inflammation and bronchial involvement, promoting Aver'e Cheery Pectoral as fast relief reaching the throat and chest.
Jury verdict delivered in high-profile case with emotional reactions
Jurors announced not guilty for one defendant and guilty for another as spectators surged through the courtroom. Mrs Fall and her daughter cried with joy while others, including Mrs Doheny and another relative, had chosen not to attend the verdict.
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Anauuthie B. Fall
Justice Hoehling
Tonkilon
Acquittal Shocks in Harding Era Bribery Case
Washington reports the acquittal of Albarn Fallud ELL Hokeny in the first trial tied to the old scandal of the Harding administration. The verdict forestalls further charges against two women and signals weak prospects for pursuing the $116,000 loan and related bribery indictments.
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Washington
Albarn
Harding
County May Lose Extension Agent Defiance
A disorderly input blanks key facts but mentions county officials doubling extension work and an agent named Vandervort. The fragment hints at possible loss or change in an extension agent position and a related county commission decision. Local context unclear due to garbled text.
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Vandervort
Bas
Pussyfoot Johnson Returns From Five Months Abroad
William Johnson known as Pussyfoot Johnson returns to Westerville Ohio after a holiday visit following a five month tour of India Egypt and England. He says England is preoccupied with industrial affairs.
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Pussyfoot
Johnson
Westerville
England
Wiliam
Inile
Egypt
Logan Gas Rate Hearing Delayed to Feb 12
The Ohio State Utilities Commission announced the Logan Gas Company rate hearing, protested by several municipalities, will be postponed from January 12 to February 12 to allow more time for law directors and city solicitors to study testimony.
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Columbus
Ohio
Logan Gas Company
State Utilities Commission
Pine On Charge Into intoxication fines in police court
Clare Wits fined one dollar for intoxication in police court. Other items note building permits for several fram e houses on Bell Avenue, Foster Avenue, and 289 Atar Street with costs. a chimney fire at West Avenue was extinguished with no damage. new names added to a parking list. a woman named in serious condition after being struck by an auto on High Street.
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Pine
Dames
Clare Wits
Clark Meaded Sailiv
Et Rerepife
Stanford Court
Mend Weis
Bell Aviat Street
Newman
Foster Avenue
Wisgn
Bextingiush
GAL Link
West Avenue
Fiemen
Girt Seeks One Bet Ben of Mr and Ur Hoecker
The item notes a person from this city seeking a bachelor of architecture at Ohio State University. It mentions Ben and ties to Mr and Mrs Hoecker with unclear relation.
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Ben
Ur Hoecker
Biri
Ohio State Litivery
Taxav ee car rate reduction plan discussed
A report notes that the tax rate per thousand dollars of valuation would fall to $18, following a revision to the assessment plan. Officials say the change will not materially lessen the overall tax burden despite a valuation increase.
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CITW
O. Deel
White House tree shines under Little Mother of Million Trees
In 1924 Miss Erclye Smith dubbed the Little Mother of Million Trees set a living Christmas tree in the White House Grounds. President Cooliden presses the switch as lights illuminate the historic display in Washington.
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Erclye. Smith
White House
Washington
Cooliden
Browning to Fight Suit Over Adopted Daughter Geld Claim
Edward W Browning, the millionaire, denies allegations by Mary Louise Spas that he violently abused and confined her after adopting her sister in 1925. She sues Browning for 500000 dollars claiming shock, mental anguish, and coercive signing of papers.
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York
Peetery
Mary
Astoria
L. C
Browning
Cmls
Tien
Key Gardens
L. Lo
West
Brownins
Mary Spas
Mai
Nie Afaty
Chaek Cingdella San
Lane
Dorothy
Sia Shiner
Howevne
Apa Mirnt
Kew Garde
Amd
Farm relief favored in Logan county bureau vote
The Logan county farm bureau approved a resolution by a 16 to 2 vote praising farm relief. James R. Dantman is hailed as a long serving Omaha mayor of 24 years. Hawes is named United States senator from Missouri, with reference to his lineage and the claim about Cohinobia’s emerald mines.
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Logan County Farm Bureau
United States
Jamesr . Dantman
Omaha
Elyria Gil Slated to Graduate Degree at Ohio State U
Columbus December 16. A crown of 140 represents one of the eleven colleges of the University and will be graduated here December 30 at the quarterly convocation. Two are men and a great majority from Ohio. The graduates’ exercises will be held in the university chapel with Dr P L Luniler, professor, presiding. candidates for decrees include Emerik and others from Ohio.
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Columbus
LouTocationversity
Ohio
Ersity
PL EL Luniler
Dusty Bankers Association Meeting Recap
A dusty regional bankers group gathered for an evening meeting chaired by local officials. The event focused on group cohesion, regional banking issues, and potential state-level topics discussed by leaders in attendance.
Political maneuvering over Smith oath and seating
Fragmentary report discusses Republican and Democratic actions as they seek to bar Hon. M. Smith from seating, with references to a private out by International News Service, potential resolutions, and campaign financing details. It mentions figures like William B. McKinley and Samuel Taosuil, plus related committee activity and broader political tactics.
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Sega
William B. McKinies
Worl
Llinnis
Smith
Sielis
International News Seri Bmntth
Senate
Tien
Samuel Taosuil
Magnal
Sipin
OPEEGH BRINGS TUMULT IN REICHSTAG
Berlin dispatch reports tumult in the Reichstag as the Socialists push policy and ex-Chancellor Scheldemagn attacks the Treichswehr. He cites the Manchester Guardian on arms deliveries from Russia, drawing strong disapproval from ruling factions and the chamber’s leadership.
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Opeegh
Reichstag
Berlin
Scheldemagn
Treichswehr
Manchester
New Lattin Company Plant To Open By Week's Start
Elyria's H A Lattin Company, makers of women s coats, plans to move into new quarters at Bond and Adams and begin operations by tomorrow and be fully running early next week. The site is part of Elyria Industrial Development efforts.
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H. A. Lattin Company
Elyria
Bond and Adams
Lattin
Tomorrsow
Children's Home Director Addresses Kiwanis Club
HH L Myers director of Ian Torain Children's Home at Oberlin spoke to the Elvira Kiwanis Club at the Y.M.C.A. on adolescent guidance and family support. He urged residential care, parental involvement, and early positive intervention for youths, noting the key role of fathers and structured programs such as a Christmas party planned for the club.
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Children’s Home
HH. L. Myers
Ian Torain
Oberlin
Elvria Kiwanis Club
Y.moc
Qouersia
Evers
Meers
Ehdirman
Getipe Richrwine
Kenneth Borlan
Play by Prince William of Sweden debuts in Helsingfors
A new play titled Go Board, written by Prince William of Sweden, opened at the Swedish theater in Helsingfors. It addresses various aspects of the Communist issue, receiving a successful production run.
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Prince Willian
Sweden
Bag
Helsingfora
Fragmentary Tale of Minds and Monarchs in Odd Quips
A disjointed clipping notes a troubled mind remark, a playwright's comic reveal, and a sweeping but unclear reference to King Gustav of Sweden as an admiral in a British meet. It mentions a Swedish king’s naval honor bestowed during a visit to England and a later grant to King Gogra.
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Gustav
Sweden
England
Gogra
Perry Probes Lorain Man's Death Cardboard fragments
Coroner Bisies rercy investigated the death of Luke Arperry a 39 year old laborer of 2131 Fas 29th street Lorain. An autopsy revealed a ruptured blade injury and the coroner ordered further investigation into the incident yesterday.
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Bisies Rercy
Luke Arperry
Fas
Asue
Roemaatan
Nis
Berge
Market price report from Cleveland and other markets
Market notes show eggs meat and produce with prices across Cleveland and Toledo. Hogs steers beef lambs and dairy products listed with varying bids and trends. Chicago and other cities show mixed splits in meats and grains. barley Timothy and clover and lard futures noted with spot figures.
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Cleveland
Der
Lowe
Acu Hieher
Rivalry and allegations swirl around Gene Turner case
Dec 16 reports in New York describe tense exchanges between Gene Turner and manager Billy Gibson amid a revival scene. The note cites Olason as San Bee Tem manager and mentions a disputed agreement tied to a champion, with Gibson facing questions on alleged actions and a Philadelphia report guiding further inquiry.
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New York
Gene Turner
Billy Gibor
Menage
Olason
San Bee Tem
Death Notice for Anna A. Kerser Ki Ridgewood NJ
Anna A. Kerser widow of Charles M. Ki of Ridgewood New Jersey died recently in her eightieth year at her home. Services and further details were not immediately available.
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Anna AL Neyser
Anna A. Kerser
Até Charles M
Ridgewood
New Jersey
eWay
Stowell Bude
Rideeeraty
Jersey
Fragmentary notice outlines international citizen program
The text describes a mixed program with international participants and a speech event in Cleveland. It mentions motions about regaining citizenship, a Green audiorium venue, and attendees from Czechoslovakia Hungary England Norway Romania. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Elf
Tel Hungar
Inveen
Wiseman
Sacvatere
Brecal Chamberlain
the Cineau
Cleveland
Tiscates
Marsneemian
Dew Citizens
Beetlebe To Ease Pain Sought From Drummist Remedy
Fragmentary ad style text suggests a remedy from a drum m ist to rub out a stone pain and soothe a pain complaint. The readable phrasing indicates an medicinal product claim aimed at relieving discomfort. No clear dates or proper entities present.
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Iery
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