Orphanage image stirs Marianne in real estate tale
Marianne Minear, a small town girl in New York, deserts sentiment for money and a rich marriage, while Leonard Bailey, her office rival, nurtures an orphanage stunt. The pair cross paths again at Sunlit Acres as Jill reports on the charity drive and Marianne recalls Leonard’s orphanage roots amid romantic tension.
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Mariamme Minear
Cruci
New York
Leonard Bailey
Harv Desire
Leonard
Jill Jackson
Marianne
Harv
Gander
Acres
Bailey
Gleason
Dom Marianne
Jill
Née
Sunlit Acres
Mananne
Dickie
Jil
Ber
Gleasom
Merianne
Len
David
Beauty tips for dry skin pimples and gray hair regimens
Readers seek practical guidance for dry skin and large pores advising cold cream at night and ice rub downs. Lemon juice is suggested for freckles and acne with a mild tonic advice and overnight application. For hair aging after illness a scalp tonic may help and temporary vegetable dye is advised against for a 23 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia
Hebrew prophets cited as spiritual leaders in historic remark
An exploration notes the Hebrew prophets as key spiritual leaders in ancient history, highlighting their role in guiding communities through moral and social upheavals. The piece reflects on prophetic influence across eras, calling attention to enduring messages about justice, covenant, and reform.
Joe Jones of Arkansas Rises From Mines to Art Gallery Fame
A young Arkansas man named Joe Jones, once seen in dirty overalls painting house exteriors, now stands in a New York gallery with fourteen canvases. He found subject matter in mining districts and farm life, gaining rapid recognition without formal lessons. He taught an art course at Commonwealth College and painted a 40 by 9 foot mural symbolizing workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jones
Arkansas
New York
Joe
Jones
Commonwealth College
Mena
Ark
Fragmentary political remark on country’s fall viewed as deserved
A partial text fragment notes that some should have seen their country’s fall as deserved, while the moral blame is shifted to the opposing party. The snippet implies partisan framing and critique without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Itching Palm Health Column Discusses Prurigo Causes
Your Good Health by Claud North Chrisman M D explains pruritus or itching and the varied remedies readers suggest. The piece notes how itch triggers rubbing and scratching and contemplates skin surface, underlying conditions, blood, and nerve factors as possible causes.
Treating Itching With Internal and External Remedies
The article explains itching relief via medicines that alter the blood stream or soothe nerves, and notes surface applications can help when the skin condition is neutralized locally. It cites prickly heat dermatitis and dry skin with cracking, mentions L. H.’s relief from baths, and suggests sea salt and iodine or chlorides of Mg and Ca as factors in remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H
Try Some Cure for Itching Aids From Mercury Ointment to Heat
A reader discussion on treatments for skin itching and bath prurigo notes mercury ointments for athlete’s foot relief, calomel by mouth, and varied responses to cold or heat. Mrs. J W P favors heat and warmth for comfort, while others use cold showers. A young girl seeks tonic and more clothing in cold, and A C H reports rectal itching after hemorrhoid surgery with possible nerve involvement needing further surgery.
Basketball finale framed by Columbia clash at home
Eaton records indicate Elson Munn wiring the Wright house. Mrs Biermacher and Mrs Martienson visit Cleveland. Mrs Landin and son Jest er visit Belden. Splete family back from Florida staying with Spletes. Miss Betty Pierce visits with her mother Mrs Pierce. The season ends with a home game against Columbia on Friday Feb 14. Omission noted for cake prize winners. Miss Emer Mae Fullmer received a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Splete
Cleveland
A. J. Pierce
Miss Betty
Lee Terrell
Pierce
Columbia
Farmers’ Institute
Emer Mae Fullmer
Ladies Aid to Host Leap Year Penny Supper
Mrs Keith Ries will host the Ladies Aid and guests on Thursday February 13. The group reports a well attended last meeting at Mrs E F Mack's and votes to hold a penny supper and leap year party Friday night February 28 in the church basement with everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Ries
Ladies Aid
E. F. Mack
Legion Asks Overriding Davey Veto On Home Budget
In Columbus Ohio the American Legion asks posts to urge legislators to override Governor Davey’s veto of about 200000 dollars from the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home at Xenia. If the budget isn’t restored when the legislature reconvenes February 25 the home could face cuts affecting 600 children. Milton D Campbell, department commander and home board member, notes the veto targeted building supplies and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio American Legion Today
Davey
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans
Xenia
Milton D. Campbell
Guy in political speech urges liberty and democracy
The speaker emphasizes freedom and democratic ideals, inviting audience appreciation for liberty and civic rights, while inviting scrutiny of policy aims and practical outcomes. Attendees may applaud when core values are affirmed and concrete plans are framed.
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother watches her daughter Helen grow bored with doll dress making. The mother’s attempt to direct interrupts the child’s own creative process. Allow constructive play without stepping in unless the child asks for help, then offer guidance but not to completed the task. The piece argues that personal effort builds skill and that good faith can solve many problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen
Helen
Mother
French Chic In Calico Print For Years Assistant Professor
A brief note highlights a teaching professional at Teachers College Columbe University New York identified as an Assistant Professor of Household Arts with a focus on chic calico prints and lasting fashion influence.
New Spring Pattern No 2507 for Young Girls
Fashion notice for a simple sleeveless dress with short bodice and collar in cotton broadcloth and ginghams. Sizes 2 4 and 6 years, material yardage given, price fifteen cents for pattern and twenty five cents for a combined book and pattern, order to Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Spencer Notes From County Extension Soil Meet Event
Spencer Ohio February reports detail a soil meeting at Spencer School led by Myr Jones of Ohio State University with local farmers in attendance. Also noted are an administrator appointment, junior class party, cake sale proceeds, furloughs, sports, political candidacy, and various illnesses and social visits involving Spencer residents.
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Spencer
County Extension Office
Myr. Jones
Ohio State University
Charles Fuller
Frank Stroup
Sterling
ME Division
Ror Brown
Peace Army
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Brown
Roz
Spencer Merchants
Avon
Della Boone
County Recorder
Boone
Spencer Township
Pythian
The
Temple
Lowell Coomer
Charles Walters
Ss. A. W
M. EB
Melvin Firestone
Arthur Rice
Will Breyley
Wellington
Ted Conklin
Falls Clinic
Frank Ridgeway
Ella Kelly
Indiana
Albert Archer
Beatrice Nelson
Earl Nelson
Akron
N. M. Nelson
Clair Miller
Grafton
Mary Dickason
F. I. Miller
Wilbur Rook
Rook
Harold Dill
Huntington
Karl Weidrick
Neal Rickel
Frances Beymer
Layton Curtice
Cecil Wolf
Luella
New London
Roy Franklin
Elyria Town Line BRIEFS
Residents attend church and mission society meetings in nearby towns. Local residents visit relatives, attend a concert at Clearview School, and monitor a burn patient recovering at Amherst Hospital after a fire.
Evergreen Club Hosts by Mrs George Kerns
Evergreen Club will be entertained by Mrs George Kerns on Wednesday February 12. Misses Kathryn and Lydia Dute visited their brother Henry and Charles Dute and families in Tenrietta Thursday.
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Evergreen Club
George Kerns
Kathryn
Lydia Dute
Henry
Charles Dute
Tenrietta
Olsson Family Returns Home as Olsson Remains Hospitalized
Vincent Mrs Julia Olsson and her baby were moved from St. Josephs Hospital Lorain to her parents home of Mr and Mrs Balint while Mr Olsson remains ill in the hospital. John Karman visited the Olsson home, Alma Ackerman now employed in Lorain, and Mr and Mrs J Harnish hosted Mr and Mrs J G Morris and sons with Mr and Mrs John Cook stopping by earlier, F H Lewis visited the Ackerman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coverdale
John Jones
William Miller
E. Smith
Kathryn
Lydia Date
Martha Bauman
Henrietta
Amherst Hospital
Julia Olsson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Balint
Olsson
John Karman
Alma Ackerman
John Harnish
J. G. Morris and Sons
John Cook
F. H. Lewis
Chris Ackerman
Elyria to Build New Post Office on Broad Street
Treasury department data today confirms Elyria will acquire the Broad street and East avenue site for 25000 dollars. The move is expected to spur further building activity in the area. Fire Chief W N Bates reports 112500 gallons of water used for firefighting in Elyria in the last six months of 1910.
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Elyria
Broad Street
East Avenue
Treasury Department
W. N. Bates
Egg prices fall to 45 cents a dozen in five days
The price of eggs dropped from 65 to 45 cents a dozen over five days, marking the lowest level since last fall. Dealers attribute the decline to a larger supply from the open winter. The Women's Civic Club adopted a resolution vowing not to attend theatres showing motion pictures they deem lacking in moral and literary standards.
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Women’s Civic Club
Fire destroys Brouse Lumber and Jackson Blacksmith buildings
Ten years ago Wellington faced a sharp business disruption as a blaze gutted the Brouse Lumber Company and the Jackson Blacksmith Shop on Prospect Street. Firefighters battled subzero conditions yet prevented spread to nearby structures. Also reported was the sudden death of Justice, 24, the Lorain YMCA membership secretary, from pneumonia.
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Wellington
Brouse Lumber Company
Jackson Blacksmith Shop
Prospect Street
Dead Justice
The
Lorain Y. M. C. A
Health Chief Seeks County $600 Annual Expansion Request
Dr C D Barrett Lorain County health commissioner asked the county commissioners yesterday to provide 600 yearly for expanding to the county health department headquarters. Rotary official Lawrence R Webber spoke to his district clubs as he neared the end of a tour of 72 clubs. Lorain County Public Health Council officers were re elected with Dr W S Baldwin president J H Stone vice president and H E Birch treasurer.
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C. D. Barrett
Lawrence R. Webber
Twenty-first
Rotary International
Lorain County
H. E. Birch
Elyria
Blériot Makes Historic Channel Flight in 1909
The July 1909 cross Channel flight narrative recalls Iliad like drama as three prominent aviators watched from the French coast. At dawn only Bleriot was airborne while two slept, his engine roar waking them too late. In 32 minutes he crossed the Channel, upstaging critics who long doubted him.
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Bleriot
Strengthen the bladder 25¢ test advert
An advertisement promises a 25 cent bladder strengthening remedy. It urges drinking boiled water to ease nighttime urination, irritation, and burning, claiming Buchu leaves and Juniper oil in green Bukets tablets flush acids and deposits, with a money back guarantee via C C Bowers, druggist.
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C. C. Bowers
Drugelist
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Arianne
Glenellen Lodge
Talbot Lake
Florida
Schroll
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
Bertha Grills
E. J. Landin
N. J. Haskin
Robert
B. M. Ross
Farm Bureau
Butternut Ridge
Chestnut Ridge
Jackson Road
Ridgeville
Hugh Reisinger
DR. Chrisman
Briffs
Ladies Aid Meeting
Legion
Jane Herbert Goward
Laura 1 Baldt, A. M
Simey
Wisconsin
Jackson
Walter Rook
Mr. Rook
Lodi Hospital
Cleve White
Charles Vandermark
Lodi
B. E. Kneck
Cuyahoga Falls
Dewey Rook
Mim
Milton Wolf
Fevelon
Nova
Albert Tedrow
Winton Hisey
Maple Heights
Otto Allen
Leininger
Household Finance CO
RITE
Broad St
Eleria
Munarer
Elyria Town Line
Elyria Townline Road
J. H. Delefield
Woman's Union
St. Peter’s Church
Amherst
E. C. Schubert
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
L. W. Spiegelberg
Russell
Betty Gunder
Harvey Curtig
Elvrra
Clearview School
Oliver Schubert
Laverne Breeler
Y. Miller
S. H. Mathias
Elizabeth Ernst
Ralph Johnson
Ruth Raush
H. P. Mackett
Frank Justin
Vincent
George, Taylor & Co
Checker Cab
Wade Williams
Mgr
Murbach Coal
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