Laudation for the Prince A call to local charity in Elyria
A 1929 editorial commends the Prince of Wales for studying Britain’s welfare and urges Elyria readers to act locally. It highlights the Prince’s coal field visits, the Salvation Army and Associated Charities, and asks residents to support families in need, noting a man without a stove and urging inquiries to charity agencies.
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Prince of Wales
Britain
Jterest
Tie
Elyria
Salvation Army
Associated Charities
Elvrians
Buckley Treasurers Alleged Conspiracy Faces Resignation
A Federal Jury found State Treasurer Bert B Buckley guilty of conspiracy to violate the law, prompting calls for resignation. The opinion condemns high officials who accept gifts and stresses the need for integrity in public service while noting Deklon’s continued fitness for office.
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Bert B. Buckley
Ohno
Buckley
Ebex
Dhees
Columbue
Deklen
Dds
Petersizing and mineral oil myths in diet health column
A reader asks about using mineral oil for cooking and the energy content of cooking oils. The columnist explains mineral oils are not absorbed, warn against excessive use, and notes the dangers to vitamin A. The page also covers weight loss tactics, a skin lump case, and a brief editors note on diagnosing limits.
unclear historic report on murder case acquittal and family
A garbled OCR note describes Gao OTA and Manater Opera Crow Hall. It mentions a murder indictment of a woman named Geary Ta K'det and her sister, with references to freezing conditions, a boatman, and falling floor as the acquittal approaches.
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Gao Ota
Manater
Crow Hall
Volea
Lerte
Geary
Sisterdas
Anniversaries and events in diverse cities airdates noted
A garbled listing shows anniversaries and show openings across New York Ohio California and Los Angeles with names and entities largely unreadable. The fragment mentions a national feud and various mentions of people like John Maver av er orm and Joan de Dea a Pinelene Jepees Nave with scattered local details and contact hints such as a phone number.
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Joan de Dea
John Maver
Timeline of 1920s U.S. Regulatory and Notable Actions
The notes list events from 1924 Congress offering a ship to transport Lafayette to the United States, 1917 the Interstate Commerce Commission being established, 1901 Carrie Nation starting her liquor crusade in Kansas, and 1915 the execution of three assassins linked to the Archduke Ferdinand murder.
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Congress
Lafayette
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Archduke Ferdinand
Notable births of church and college leaders mark anniversaries
Bishop William F. McDowell of the Methodist Episcopal church, born in Millersburg Olen seventy one years ago today, Dr. Ernest O. Holland, president of Washington State College, born in Bennington Indiana fifty five years ago, and Rt. Rev. Beverly D. Tucker, Episcopal bishop of Southern Virginia, born in Warsaw Virginia forty seven years ago.
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William F. McDowell
Methodst Episcopal Church
Millersburg
Olen
Ernest O. Holland
Washington State College
Bennington
Indiana
Beverly D. Tucker
Southern Virginia
Warsaw
Virginia
Horoscope Insight for Today’s Ambitious Women
Today brings an enterprising and adventurous spirit with a fluent tongue and ready pen. A benevolent nature and ambition mix to suggest success in business and comfort through the world’s goods. Women born today are often blessed with twin children.
President lauded for role in aviation program progress
By Lester D Gardner, president of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce, the piece highlights the push for government air policy steady support. It notes Civil Aeronautics act of 1925 and the growth of civil aviation, with rising capital, employment, aircraft production, pilots, and expanded airways and services.
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Lester D. Gardner
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Lester Durand Gardner
New York City
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Columbia University
New York
Gardner Publishing Company
Air Service
Waco
Texas
Rome
Italy
Positdon
Aircraft Board
Coolidge
Congress
Department of Commerce
Postal Service Operated Lines Vastly Expand Overnight
A fragmented historical notice notes 16 667 miles of private operated routes under USPS oversight. It reports nightly and daytime flights totaling around zero dollars in cost figures, with average loads near nine tons per trip, reflecting a evolving calendar day logistics system.
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Post Ofice Department
Mystery ceramic material may enable 125 story Chicago towers
A new ceramic construction material, developed by a Chicago scientist, could allow skyscrapers of about 125 stories. Lighter than water and moisture resistant, the compound will be shown at the American Ceramic exposition on February 4, with details kept secret until then.
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Chicago
American Ceramity Society
New Ceramic Exposition Promises Global Gathering
More than 25 delegates from around the world will attend a ceramic exposition featuring $26,000 in exhibits. The show will showcase chinaware, glass, pottery, stoneware and art products, along with various building materials amid claims of new fireproof, lightweight, heat insulating ceramic medium.
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Lorain
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Fourelen
Robert Lizard
Tac Cncago
Wabash Ave
OC Sifsh
Detroit
General Motors
Dldg
Lulu Hunt Peters
M. D
Amr Weicht
Petr
Peters
United Mins Workers of America
Braidwood
Frederieck Ebert
Germany
Thomas Carlsle
Peel
Annivers Uiiiles
Courais Bottons
Dan Tre Broue
West Side
Lume & Cou Cu
Foday
Lester Gardner
H. Dp. Reynolds
D.C
Masonic Temple
Hallworthy
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Eet E. 2Nd Street
ODD Fellows
Billy Sunday
J.O.O.F. Hall
Vestal
Esial
Ria
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