New Year Reflections on 1926 and Hopes for 1927
A Christmas Eve to New Year meditation on lessons from the past year. The piece weighs international worries, national unity, and calls for virtue like honesty, forgiveness, and tolerance. It urges leaving malice behind, embracing charity, and pursuing higher standards in both personal life and politics as 1927 opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Rhineland
France
Germany
Central America
Mexico
Enlarged Business Ethics Clash Over Youth Disorder at Keno
Twenty six youths aged six to eighteen were arraigned for disorderly conduct in a keno game. The magistrate sent boys to another room and summoned parents, questioning parental control over bars and poolrooms. A parent lamented that parenting now extends beyond the home as both parents work and business intrudes on homemaking.
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New York
Era of 1885 Highlights and Birthdates Recap
A jumble of dates notes and names recalls 1885 events including deaths such as Willam Gifford first editor of the Quarterly Review in London and Horatio Allen pioneer railroad figure. It lists marriages, a deadly fire in Madras, Pope Leo XIII’s ordinal anniversary, Panama California Exposition closing, and a one year ago today reference. Also notes today is birthdate for Emile Loubet and other political notables. The text weaves in street life details like a New York curfew and bells in Philadelphia area as the year ends.
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Willam Gifford
Quarterly Review
London
Tarn
Frederika Bremer
Oat Arata
Abn
Fintland
Georgiana Drew
Maurice Vatrytmhore
Madras
Leo XIII
Horatio Allen
America
Mont- Tose
NW. J
Sche
Frank A. Mans
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Emile Loubet
Renabde
Marsanne
France
William F. Nickle
Ontario
Kingston
Ont
Harry S. New
Eni
Indianapolis
Geoerge
McLean Harper
Woot- Tow Wilson
Princeton
Shippensburg
Ralph D .Heems
Pennsylvania
Colece
Merrill
Wis
Robert Grant Aitken
Lich Obstory
Jacks Calif
William G
Fe S
Gene Enited
Frederick de Underwoml
Ohe
Erie Railroad
Stanley
Broestralin
White House
New York
Oamis
Rome
Alossius
Stanislaus
Philadelphia
Baby’s resemblance sparks family note
The fragment describes visitors noting a newborn’s looks, asking observers to assess if the baby resembles a girl or boy, while family members Aunt Emma and Uncle Ed are mentioned among those asked. The tone hints at a casual, intimate memory column.
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Clare
Emma
Fragmented 19th Century Social Notes and Names Gathering
An OCR damaged page lists names and family visits around Christmas time. It mentions Dr. Merrick and children Billy and Marion, Miss Ndon Lassen, Chartes Tlageman of Kipton, Mrs. Albert Baird and family, Parker Baird clan, Jeanne Ann Northeim, Emma Dreschler, Caroline Herschlir, Emma Cooper, Elson Baird, RF Willmes, Donald Lind, John Meyer, John Showen, John Burtler, A S K Lindsley and Donald, Mondays and Sundays with various households in Lorah, Els on, Axtel, Flyria, and Middle Ridge, plus gatherings and supper details.
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J. Merrick
Billy
Marion
Missndon Lassen
Oberlin
Chartes Tlageman
Kipton
Albert Baird
Birmingham
D. H. Baird
Mlson
Parker Baird
Jane
James
Pen Northeim
Jeanne Ann
Emma Dreschler
Caroline Herschlir
F Bauer
Lorah Coope
Emma Caroline Heckler
Brandon
Elson Baird
RF Willmes
Donald Lind
John Meyer
John Showen
John Burtler
Mel
K. Lindsley
Donald
Ginner
Jiro
Haymond Lindsley
Elson
Afres
Airs
Axtel
Fridsy Red Saly
Seamarz
Renk Northeim
Anian Wagron
Flyria
Etdie
Ctcles
Schuster Nor- Lounose
Homer
Seocheurch school holds annual meeting and election
Brownhelm Dec 23 The seochurch school held its annual meeting and election Sunday morning with Mrs. Hernt Wood As of Oberlin to be honored. Shepherd of California elected to lead. Mrs. Morris noted as a key figure in the proceedings. Services to follow, with interment for Mr. who died at his home Thursday. Also reported: death in Virginia of a father and word received by his son. Local obituaries and family notices fill the page with scattered names and places.
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Brownhelm
Seochurch School
Nual
Hernt Wood
Oberlin
Shepherd of
Californi
Morris
D.C
Dahl
Con Loris
Cook
Virginia
Ada Terraine Claus, Jr
Pata
Christmas Day Visits Across Lorain Families
Mr and Mrs Nubp and family of Lorain visited Christmas day with Mr and Mrs John Nurs. Alvin Kolbe and family hosted guests including J L Al masy of Cleveland Paul Brill and Alfred Brill from Lorain. M Dreschler and family spent the day at X J Bauery Jr home in Lorain. Miss Eleanor Bauer of Lorain joined Emma Dreschler in the afternoon.
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Nubp
Lorain
John Nurs
Alvin Kolbe
J. L. Almasy
Cleveland
Paul Brill
Alfred Brill
M. Dreschler
X. J. Bauery Jr
Eleanor Bauer
Emma Dreschler
Inventor Sir Robert Hadfield Aims National Industrial Council
Sir Robert Hadfield, noted inventor and engineer of world renown, advances a plan for a national industrial council to settle disputes between employers and employees without stoppages. His manganese steel led to the helmets worn by Allied forces in World War I. He has received honors from the Institute of America and other bodies.
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Robert Hadfield
Sir Robert
Sea Director Inc
Goln
Institute of America
New Year Bargains At Hubert Day Store
Local store showcases a wide sale of radios records and home appliances as New Year specials. Deep discounts on Victor and Columbia gear plus assorted furniture and ranges offered for cash with free home delivery and limited credit terms.
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Hous Furnishings
Luiterberg
Tri-Fryre
Voss Eatand
Portrait of Martin by Joyce Kilmer in a luminous remembrance
The excerpt describes Kilmer's poem Martin as a kindly portrait of a figure known to the speaker, with vivid strokes and a compassionate grasp of character. It notes how the poet could evoke a life through precise detail, and imagines Martin’s ghost returning to converse, his pale face and blue eyes lingering in memory.
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Martin
Joyce Kilmer
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