Lorain s A.C. HUDNU J. CLARE GEORGE Editor Notice
City Editor J. Clare George announces publication details for the Elyria Postoffice edition. The notice lists pricing, delivery by carrier and mail, and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit. It cites act of 1879 and imprint terms.
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Elyria Postoffice
Maz
Elyria
Loran
Ohio
John W. Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
The Silent Observer Tomorrow Arrives Amid Hurry
A terse note signals the Silent Observer tomorrow arriving as quickly as people seek it. The message emphasizes speed and eagerness to access the unnamed item or event.
Mayhem in the Minds of Early Spring Editorials
A satirical collage mocks aging, marriage, and voter intelligence tests. It parodies a Paris paper’s take on American mood and quips about pedestrians and safety, closing with a wry editors note on the meaning of safety for walkers.
Building permits valued at forty thousand health
Chronicle notes January permits for buildings totaling 40825 dollars marking an exceptional month. Henrietta and Peabody celebrate sixty five years of marriage with family present. Oberlin College to use motion pictures to showcase campus activities in a new film.
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Henrietta
Wis
Peabody
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Anniversaries of notable figures through history
Today’s anniversaries list birth and death years for Nell Gwynne Sir William Phips Prince de Perigord Talley Rand George Ergelmen John C Dalton Knute Nelson William C Farabee noting origins and death dates for each figure. a compact homage to historic personalities across eras.
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Nell Gwynne
Willam Phips
Massachusetts
Bristol
England
Prinnce Perigord - Talleyrand
George Ergelmen
St Louis
Germany
St Lams
John C Dalton
New York
Chelmsford
Vass
New York City
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Norway
Baltimore
William C. Farabee
Washington, Pa
John Galsworthy Dies Enduring British Writer of Forsyte Saga
The critic notes John Galsworthy’s death ends a career marked by permanence and social insight. His Forsyte Saga chronicled English upper-class life from 1906 onward, with Fleur and Michael Mont illustrating contrasts between Victorian stability and modern turmoil. No living successor matches him.
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Theodore Dreiser
Harold Bell Wright
America
England
John Galsworthy
Galsworthy
Forsyte
Soames Forsyte
Fleur
Michael Mont
Time for Retrenchment Warns on Treasury Budget
Treasury officials face a large deficit for the fiscal year end with revenue shortfalls and rising taxes. Officials urge retrenchment to cut government expenses and avoid adding to the tax burden on business and people.
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Federal Treasury
Treasury
Congress
White House
Treasury Department
Taxing the machine a new path for society
A Living Age writer argues for taxing machines rather than people as modern energy use surges. He notes phones and kilowatts could replace personal, property, and death taxes, while acknowledging the challenge of grasping energy units and ergs in a barter-turned-money economy.
Bride's Complaint Overburned Sauce Ends in Court
A fragment describes a June bride arguing with a cook about a burned sauce and a court scene where a police court remark contrasts twenty years with jail. The piece follows a domestic mishap and a teenage telephone call to the mother.
Real Life Tale of Tommy and the Suburban Echoes
A quirky domestic scene centers on Tommy Ed, the only child, and his parents. After a breakfast remark about a squirrel tapping a window, his dad jokes about the imagined scene. The story ends with a ponderous note on crowds and private thoughts as a honeymoon fades.
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Tommy
Hugh
Early Lacrosse Credits Tied to Dr Joseph Leighton
Inter collegiate lacrosse has long been played in the region with Dr Joseph Leighton credited as introducing the game. A member of Crescent Athletic Club he taught the sport to Harvard Cornell and Columbia. Harvard adopted the game in 1477 but Harvard’s team did not appear until 1880.
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Geneva
Joseph Leighton
Crescent Athletic Club
England
Leighton
Hobart College
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Female literacy at two percent across India
A newspaper brief notes that female literacy remains at two percent nationwide, highlighting extreme gender gaps in education and urging policy attention.
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India
Bids Seen On New Sewage Plant As Record Crew Celebrates
Chronicle-Telegram reports bids opened for the uty sewage plant and outfall sewer with lows of 391831 and 291370 from Chicago and Cleveland firms. Columbia Steel workers mark a month without an accident as 309 employees receive souvenirs. Lorain and Avon Lake plans include a 45900 hp generator unit costing 3000900 and a 28 mile power line by Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
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Uty
Council Chamber
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbia Steel Company
Lorain
Cleveland Electric J[mumiating Company
Avon Lake
Today in History First Installment of Money Due from France
In 1833 the first installment of money owed by France under historic terms arrived, marking a notable economic milestone. The payment reflected long standing financial arrangements between the two nations and was noted in contemporary records as a sign of resumed financial dealings.
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France
Treaty draft on France refused over lack of appropriation
1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed between the United States and Mexico ending the war. Texas New Mexico Arizona and California were formally ceded to the United States. 1881 First Christian Endeavor Society formed at Portland Maine by Rev. Francis E Clark. 1932 First world conference on disarmament opened at Geneva.
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France
Notable figures born years ago across multiple regions
The notice lists several prominent individuals with birthplaces and approximate ages: U S Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa born in Scotland County Missouri 64. Julius H Barnes Little Rock Arkansas 60. Johnston McCulley Ottawa Illinois 50. Charles Hanson Towne New York Louisville Kentucky 56. Walker D Hines Russellville Kentucky 63. Fritz Kreisler Vienna 58. Havelock Ellis England 74. James Joyce Ireland 81.
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U.S
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Scotland County
Julius H. Barnes
Little Rock
Ark
Johnston McCulley
Ottawa
Ill
Charles Hanson Towne
New York
Louisville
Walker D. Hines
Russellville
Fritz Kreisler
Vienna
Havelock Ellis
James Joyce
Ireland
Character Traits From a Cautionary Self Portrait
The passage describes a naturally aggressive nature that can be outwardly cautious and suave. It warns to observe others opinions to avoid stirring opposition, notes a fertile but unfocused mind and a tendency toward rapid expedients without strong concentration.
Civil War Veteran Frank B. Allen Dies at 95 in Rochester
Rochester obituary notes Frank B. Allen, 95, a Civil War veteran and early police official, died recently. His passing leaves Monroe County’s Civil War veterans at 71, he was the last survivor among 30 patrolmen sworn in April 23, 1865, when Rochester formed its Metropolitan Police Department.
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Rochester
N. Y
HUP
Frank B. Allen
Monroe County
Allen
Metropolitan Police Department of
Baby's synthetic lockjaw from tube of cement
In San Francisco a 22 month old girl, May All Larsen, found a tube of tuber cement in her home and inserted it in her mouth. Her jaw locked in a bite that resembled a lockjaw, until emergency surgery freed her.
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San Francisco
May All Larsen
Alice
Chesterfields Hit: Mildness Through Careful Curing and Paper
Advertisers claim Chesterfields stay mild by sourcing the mildest tobaccos and aging in warehouses. They emphasize shredded tobacco and paper quality as key to mellow, sweet smoke and stress scientific methods to ensure a milder, better tasting cigarette.
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