Gentleman Jim Corbett Near Death Fight for Life
James J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion who defeated John L. Sullivan, is reported to be near death as his heart fails. The famed fighter, praised for honesty and fair play, previously drew Peter Jackson in a 61 round battle and defeated Sullivan in 1892 in New Orleans.
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James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Jim
Corbett
Sullivan
New Orleans
Peter Jackson
Leader Needed Roosevelt Must Rule Congress With Iron Hand
The piece argues a strong decisive president is essential for action in the next year or two. It cites historical leaders from Washington to Wilson as examples of executive power shaping Congress, and questions the effectiveness of a mere recommendation without bold White House leadership.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Union
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Singers Dominate Met Opera Cast
The Metropolitan Opera presented Gounod's Romeo and Juliette with an American-heavy cast and chorus, reflecting a rising pool of native and naturalized singers trained largely in the United States. Public appreciation for homegrown artistry grows alongside a renewed pride in American musical achievement.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Gounod
Senators Barbershop Costs Save Uncle Sam $8400
Investigation shows senators spent 8400 dollars on barber services. The report notes tight shaves at the polls and questions efficiency in congressional spending.
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Uncle Sam
The
Omaha World-Herald
Borrowing and Lending Advice Reflected in Mood
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reflection notes how the adage neither a borrower nor a lender be might fail to lift Laertes from a low mood, suggesting the limits of advice in personal turmoil.
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Laertes
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Loud calls for ten percent real estate tax cut in Lorain County
Letter from North Ridgeville reader urges State Tax Commission approval of a larger tax reduction than the proposed ten percent cut on Lorain County real estate valuations. He argues the public deserves substantial relief and criticizes politicians for inaction while noting prior pledges to ease the tax burden. The piece includes brief obituaries and a historical sidebar listing events from 1693 to 1916.
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State Tax Commission
Lorain County
Court House
Victor Creese
Anniversaries of Notable Figures Listed
Today anniversaries recall Samuel Butler born 1612 English poet died 1680 Richard Ewell born 1817 Confederate general died 1872 Austin Blair born 1813 Civil War governor died 1894 John Rubin born 1613 English critic died 1906 William Tecumseh Sherman born 1820 Union general died 1991 Jules Verne born 1828 French author died 1905 Saunt Thomson born 1833 American sculptor noted for works
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Samuel Butler
Hudieras
Richard Ewell
Georgetown
D. C
Springfield
Tenn
Austin Blair
Michigan
Caroline
N. Y
John Rubin
William Tecumseh
Lancaster
New York
Jules Verne
Wonderean Horn
Saunt Thomson
Mantel Display Suggestions for a Cozy Period Look
Wire preservers and a single clock with figurines or candle sticks complement a mantel. A small portrait or fine picture placed above the mantel completes a balanced display with tasteful restraint.
Birth anniversaries of notable figures listed for today
Alba Boardman Johnson of Philadelphia born in Pittsburgh 75 years ago was once head of Baldwin Locomotive. Dr Rush Rhees president of the University of Rochester born in Chicago 73 years ago. King W Vidor moving picture producer born in Galveston Texas 3 years ago. Fran Mason vice president National Broadcasting Company New York born Milwaukee 0 years ago. Everett J Lake Hartford lumber man and former Connecticut governor born Woodstock Connecticut 62 years ago. Baron Lionel Rosschild head of English branch of famed family born 63 years ago.
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Alba Boardman Johnson
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive
Pittsburgh
Rush Rhees
University of Rochester
N. Y
Chicago
King W. Vidor
Galveston
Tex
Fran Mason
National Broadcasting Comparew York
Milwaukee
Everett J. Lake
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Woodstock
Baron Lionel] Rosschild
Today’s Horoscope Hinting At Travel and Risk
This reader describes an intellectual person with broad study habits and keen insight yet warns of misfortune if intuition is not exercised. A supportive figure offers help toward comfort, and a love of travel suggests potential daring exploits with rewards limited by restraint.
Contracts Set For Cleaning Ditch In Camden Township
Bids for cleaning the Ward ditch in Camden township ranged to 9 cents per yard as county commissioners let contracts in five sections. Frank Daly won section 1 at 40 dollars. John Gingery secured sections 2 to 5 with bids of 60, 24, 133, and 30 dollars respectively. All work must be finished by April 20.
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Ward
Camden Township
Frank Daly
John Gingery
Quote on martyrdom and zeal across religions
The fragment argues that most religions share a rule: those who would endure martyrdom would also inflict it. It links zeal over speculative beliefs to both blame and the fate of England’s history, reflecting a historical commentary on belief and violence.
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Soan
Ilame
England
Soft answer turns wrath away, defense mechanism noted
The remark cites a defense mechanism where a gentle response can deescalate anger, contrasting with lengthy replies that may deter future questions. It highlights a communication dynamic attributed to Terre Hante Tro une.
Pygmies in Ituti Central Africa Hunt with Poisoned Arrows
In Ituti, Central Africa, pygmy groups hunt animals using arrows tipped with poison from decayed human flesh, a practice reported in dated records. The account notes the unique and harsh method observed in these communities.
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Central Africa
Cabinet Job: Qualified Men Reluctant Targets
The piece contrasts a universal call to build on yesterday with a note that even when men are clearly qualified for cabinet roles they may resist taking the position. The text frames leadership as a duty tied to life and legacy.
Farmers Plan Valentine Day Demonstration in Henry County
Farmers of Henry county plan a Valentine Day demonstration at the county courthouse to protest high taxation and perceived public official incompetence. Speeches and a broadside on farmer unrest in northwestern Ohio are planned with neighboring counties invited to attend. organizers promise no trouble.
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Napoleon, CO
Henry County
Ohio
Jacob Prentiss
Napoleon
Walter Crozier
Haskins
Crozier
Crozer
Findlay
Wood County
Ralph K Weaver
Fostoria
Weaver
Stork Fends Off Lions During German Circus Rehearsal
A tame stork landed among eight adult lions in a German circus rehearsal. Five lions fled at once, three approached, one sniffed the stork, which then unleashed a shriek and attacked with outstretched wings. The three lions fled after.
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Germany
Arithmetic Slogan Best Be Accuracy
A long reader letter from Garry C Myers argues that teaching arithmetic should emphasize accuracy over speed. He cites past research and personal teaching experience, noting a shift in textbooks toward speed but insisting careful, deliberate work builds true arithmetic skill.
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Garry C. Myers
Dinston Pearent
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
National Education Association
Derby Minister Proposes New Bride-Groom Tradition
Methodist minister Rey E. Ballo of Derby England urges ending the custom of giving away the bride unless the bridegroom is also given away by his mother. He argues for equal family involvement in wedding rituals.
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Rey E. Ballo
Derby
England
Soil erosion study on Missouri pasture longevity
USDA findings indicate a permanently sodded pasture would require over 500 years to lose an inch of soil to erosion, highlighting extraordinary soil conservation benefits in Missouri.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Roadside tales and wry quips from a late night ride
A string of humorous clippings and gags including a dangerous warning about high voltage wires a driver recalling a missing wife a joke about a divorced man a quip about scarlet fever comments on English usage a roadhouse tale of bandits and a poet’s entries.
Loony Leo and the Kentucky Ducky Misadventure
A humorous verse sequence describes a love lorn youth from Kentucky courting a ducky, his failed escape when the father appears, and a wry nod to luck and folly in small town romance. The piece captures comic wordplay and light satire on modern life and manners.
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Kentucky
Loony
Leo
Here Bill the Electrician Calls to His Assistant
An assistant is addressed by name in a brief dialogue line from an electrician. The two characters interact as part of a larger scene in today’s page. The exchange hints at ongoing technical work and collaboration between the workers.
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Bill
Life's Little Agonies in a Haberdasher’s Window
A 300 pound man stares at a discount lavender silk shirt but says only a handkerchief would fit him. His friend asks if he considers buying the shirt. the man replies with a humorous line about ready made clothing not fitting.
Clubman jokes about paying to ease worries
A clubman boasts of offering a man ten thousand dollars to relieve him of all worries, while a friend questions the source of the funds. The clubman replies that obtaining the money will be the recipient's first worry.
Some Girls' Affections Are About As Temporary As a Permanent Way
A brief item notes shifting romance trends among young women in the period. It observes fleeting attachments and the idea that infatuations pass quickly, contrasting with expectations of lasting attachments.
Too Much Study Says Chinatown Sage on Focus
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho of Chinatown warning that excessive study can dull the ability to apply known knowledge. He cautions against overdoing study at the expense of practical use.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Women directing European cinema gain groundbreaking praise
London reviews crown Leontine and Leni Riefenstahl as leading talents in 1932 film. The Blue Light directed by Riefenstahl earns sweeping acclaim for visual precision. Her self written project showcases avant garde camerawork and striking performance. Scotland Yard trains motor operators in high speed police drills. The flying square squad tests include 110 mile per hour driving and live gunfire simulations.
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London
Europe
Leontine Sara
Mardchin
Leni Riefenstahl
Leni Rieferstahl
Piture
Hut
Rietenstahl
Oupeten
Fyope
Amerea
Scotland Yard
Cit
Iran
Barrack Room Ballads 59th Edition Noted in Reissue
The publication record shows Bapling’s Barrack Room Ballads first issued in 1892 has reached its 59th edition. This reissue underscores enduring interest in the classic collection.
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Bapling
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