Elyria Welcomes Prosperous 1928 In Review Of 1927
Elyria concludes 1927 with solid growth across industry and commerce. Willis Overland's takeover by Falcon Motors spurs plans for 35,000 cars in 1928, while Scher Hirst, Henry A. Lattin, Guthrie Radio, and Colson Co. expand. City bonds for a sewage disposal plant proceed in April, improving Black River pollution. Building increases, welfare drives strengthen funding, and optimism rises for a busy 1928.
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Elyria
Willis-Overland
Falcon Motors Corporation
Falcon Corporation
Hirria
Scher-Hirst Co
Henry A. Lattin Co
Guthrie Radio Co
Colson Co
Ciy
Black River
Blyria
Con-qaetors
Ly“Vi
World Prosperity Outlook for 1927 1928 Economists Note
The piece notes that 1927 was highly significant globally and locally with business conditions improving. It highlights European revival prospects and increased US exports, while banks hold substantial reserves and ample credit, supporting 1928 business activity. Economic leaders foresee stable markets with occasional technical breaks. Ohio bankers emphasize ample, legitimate credit and liquidity.
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Ivan
Elyria
Europe
United States
Ohio Bankers Association
Answers to Mothers and Health Notes From a Doctor
Diet and health guidance from Lulu Hunt Peters M D includes infant feeding advice. It covers nursing, formula preparation with boiled milk, sugar alternatives, orange juice, cod liver oil, and the need for a baby specialist if undernourished. It also notes bone molding and nose shape questions and references historical events and today’s birthdays.
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Mrs. L
Marriage Advice From Tel Rink for Oscar Woppe
A garbled excerpt shows Tel Rink warning Oscar Woppe about the gravity of marriage. The dialogue hints at long-term commitment and reflects old language style, with references to Democratic era tones and uncertain phrasing about wedlock.
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Tel Rink
Oscar Woppe
Fragmentary 19th Century Event Timeline
A garbled list of dates and names from the 18th to early 20th centuries. It mentions Derraime, the third Duke of Guise, General Montgomery, Cape Colony martial law, a presidential wedding, Pacific steamship service, a Padua cathedral air raid, Frank Pixley, and a large museum bequest, among other fragments.
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Todals Anil Teury of
Derraime
Duke of Guise
Paris
Montgomery
Quebec
Cape Colony
Kafirs
Wayes
Ailver
Whita House
Pacific Coast
Australia
Vancouver
Padua
Frank Pixley
Los Angeles
Borner Richfield
Trank A Munsey
Metropolitan Museum of
Leap Year Reflections and Notables in 1920s News
Leap year warning for bachelors and New Year cheers. Hmne Loubet reaches his 90th birthday while Civil War battle at Murfreesboro marks a historical anniversary. Harry S. New turns 70 in the Coolidge era. Veterans urged to file for adjusted service certificates as Pasadena awaits the Tournament of Roses crowds. Absent Romans observed Old Year rites and New Year sacrifices noted.
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Hmne Loubet
French Republic
Murfreasborg
Stone River
Tennessee
Harry S. New
Coolidge
United States
Pasadena
California
Elyria business outlook and public notices from 1928
Local merchants concluded Elyria was recovering from war conditions and anticipated growth. Figures include a $1,000,000 business total, with $400,000 from the Sayings and Trust site. Plans described to use donors’ trust pledges and a ten-year program. A Lorain worker fortune and Oberlin costs are noted along with 1912 court actions on annexation and street work. Twenty years ago a sewer dispute and council practices are recalled. Barry New, long-time Postmaster General since 1927, is highlighted as heir of a prominent Indiana publisher.
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Elyria
Ballance
Websita
Germany
Oberlin College
Common Pleas Judce
Lee Strom
Elyria Ard
The
Ariy
East Ave
Nee Vity
Civ Hall
Oder
Barry
New
United States
Mr. New
John C. New
Indianapolis
Incomplete biography hints at long public service
Fragmentary OCR mentions roles across the Treasury, Arthur administration, and London consul general. It notes inheritance of a newspaper property and brief Indiana political ties, including a state senator stint and national committee chairmanship. Details are garbled and dates uncertain.
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United States
Grant
The Day's News Holiday Music and Gift Offers
The Day's News promotes Orthophonic Vietrola gear with new records and radio programs for the holiday season. Highlights include Mary Seals and the Water Kent Orchestra, New Years Eve broadcasts, and a star lineup including Rosa Penselle and Metropolitan Opera Co chorus. Also advertised are model phonographs, used machines, and a range of gifts from roasters to sporting goods.
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Water Kent
Mary Seals
Atawater Kent Orchestra
Witor Talking Machine
Rosa Penselle
Giovannn Martitell
Jivto Pinga
Metropolitan Opera Co Chorus
Vierar Symphony Orchestra
Story & Clark
Lindeman
Victor Records
Brother
Mormot
Tabernacle Choi
Victor
Red Seal
Renee Chemnet
Martinelli
John McCormack
Metropolitan Opeart Chorus
Rachmaninoff
Victor Symphony Orchestra
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Obie de Lorain County Printies & Publishing Company
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Ldltar
Lisba
Goratn
Olio
Forelgso Advertising
Robert C. Ward
Joe Cuicalo
Su Wabash Ave
New York
Afb
Lulu Hunt Peters
Chis
Arte
Portsmouth
Anthony Wayne
Chester County
Presque Ise
Juniparo
Spain
Mexica
New World
White House
Nevada
Pope Pius
St. Petere
Alfred E Smith
Emil Louhet
Marsanne
France
William Bridgeway
Admiralty
Harry S$. New
George Willis Ritchey
Tuppers Plains
Robert Grant Aitken
University of California
Jackson
Cali
Clarence E. Edwards
U.S. A
Cleveland
William Fox
Harvie Jordan
America
Monticello
George Chamberlain
Ore-gon
Natchez
Miss
Lew Field
New York City
Iayn
Lowe XV
Peppin
Bory
Sorvier
U.S
Court House
Warren Lumpet
Kennedy Koal
Ator
Repub
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Broad St
Misie
Day’s Hardware
Isaac Diamond
West Broad St
Vestal
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