Dr. Ernest P Clement A renowned Elyria surgeon dies
Dr. Ernest Perry Clement a leading surgeon in Ohio dies at Elyria Clinic after a period of ill health. He previously practiced in Grafton before moving to Elyria in 1910 where he gained prominence for his surgical skill and many notable operations. He was deeply involved with the Lorain County Fair, serving as president of the Lorain County Agricultural Association and helping found the Ohio Short Ship Association, and owned a stable of fine race horses. His death marks the loss of a energetic, influential medical and civic figure in Elyria.
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Ernest Perry Clement
Ohio
Clement
Elyria Clinic
Florida
Lorain County
Grafton
Elyria
Dr. Clement
Lorain County Agricultural Association
Ohio Short Ship Association
Lorain County Medical Association
A Boy Who Was Traded For A Horse Inspires Readers
Frieda Fisher urges all to read the Readers Digest feature on Dr. George Washington Carver at Tuskegee Institute. The renowned scientist, born a slave, rose to invent 300 peanut products and 100 sweet potato items while pursuing public good over wealth.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Frieda Fisher
Middle Ave
Dr. Carver
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
America
A Complaint That Is Justified By Noisy Horns
In recent weeks residents of Elyria complain the Chronicle Telegram that motorists blast horns loudly after midnight. A woman reports a young man calling on a girl three times weekly and ending with a prolonged horn note, while another neighbor’s boyfriend announces arrival with horn blasts. The piece urges motorists to consider sleep and the effect on families, especially during illness or with small children in the home.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Unsung Heroes at Flood Admit Hidden Courage Across Communities
Flood devastation sparks quiet bravery from farmers firemen policemen shopkeepers and day laborers all aiding others despite personal loss. Amateur shortwave operators relay relief and safety messages while communities ibid the moral test. The piece argues hardship reveals character and faith in humanity.
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Gomng
New York Day by Day on eccentric midtown characters
In February New York’s streets host a mosaic of odd yet harmless figures. The Pin Man stalks Broadway edges with pins in his coat. Young socialites mingle with famed names at Algonquin tables while public life, fashion, and Grand Central bustle shape a city rhythm.
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New York
Broadway
Grand Central
Notable American anniversaries and born figures listed
A scrambled 19th century list honors anniversaries of notable figures with birth and death details. Names include Joseph E Johnston Horace Greeley Elisha Kane Elizabeth Blackwell Spencer F Baird Sidney Lanier Judson Harmon and others with scattered dates and places, highlighting their roles as generals scientists poets and politicians.
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Joseph E. Johnston
Cherry Grove
Washington
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Amherst
N. H
Elisha K. Kane
Navy
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Blackwell
New York
London
England
Spencer F. Baird
U. S
Finderten
Reading
Woods Hole
Mass
Sidney Lanier
Macon
Judson Harmon
Ohio
A. B
Newton
Cincinati
Today’s Promises of Practical Disposition and Finance
Forecast warns of practical disposition and financial ability with potential unseen dangers. Follow life paths warily as success relies on personal effort. Middle life risks upset and cautions against loving money for its own sake.
Readings And Meditations and Tax Compliance Notes
Bible readings discuss recognizing the Spirit and the Father through Christ with emphasis on belief and discernment. The text then shifts to a legal notice about state tax returns, penalties for late filing, and public inspection rules under the Revenue Act of 1936.
Your Income Tax Duplicate Return Provisions
The Revenue Act of 1936 requires every filer after December 31, 1935 to submit a complete duplicate of the income tax return with the original. The green paper duplicate excludes the affidavit, carries all schedules and statements except schedule C-1 for certain officer compensation over 15000, fiduciary will or trust instruments, and agent power of attorney details.
Wealthy John J Astor Showcases Bond Holdings
The first John J Astor, praised for wealth, calmly reveals a drawer full of bonds and asks if it should be managed for the board and clothes. The reply stumbles, and Astor declares that is all he gets from it.
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John J. Astor
Astor
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