Mrs B P Phillips Spends Thursday in Elyria
Mrs B P Phillips spent Thursday in Elyria. The woodcock carries its young in its claws when flying.
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P. Phillips
Elyria
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1927
Page
2
Spirit of Lincoln Reflected in Wilson’s Mexico Policy
A discussion of Abraham Lincoln’s traits and influence, comparing his charity and firmness to President Wilson’s statements on Mexico in 1914. The piece argues Lincoln’s spirit of justice guides U S policy, noting Wilson’s stance on Mexico’s self determination and noninterference, seen as echoing Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
America
Cincinnati
Mexico
China
Wilson
Tam
Mesjco
Steam Shovels Fool Harvard Seismograph For a Week
Harvard scientists traced a heavy jerky line on the seismograph to a steam shovel excavating for a new building. After seven days the team acknowledged the false quake reading, noting that other objects can influence the instrument and shaking faith in raw seismic data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
YESTERDAYS TODAY ANNIVERSARIES 1846 TO 1909 NEWS
A dated roll of anniversaries lists births, deaths, and milestones including Thaddeus Kosciuszko born in Lithuania and tied to a Washington era, Abraham Lincoln born near Hodgensville Kentucky, and various legislative and cultural events from 1821 to 1926 with figures like Wagner and Coolidge. It notes birthdays today for figures such as Alice Roosevelt Longworth John L. Lewis and Leopold Godowsky, with references to regional events and historical milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Koseiuszko
Poland
George Washington
Lithuania
Switzerland
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Aodrensville
Washington
D. C
Mississippi
Count Sieberecl
Prussia
Boro
Gmunden
George Tropers Clark
Louisville
Orn
Albemarle County
Llorace Greefey
the Tribune
Oglethorpe
Richard Wagner
Bayreuth
Leipair
Manitoba
Madarasear
Maleff. Hutearian Tranister
Vision of a Nation and Global Holidays Across A Turbulent Era
A sprawling collage notes Lincoln’s birthday as a legal holiday in many states, traces China’s republic arc, and marks anniversaries from press via telephone to papal ceremonies at the Vatican. It recalls Opothleyahola’s 1793 Georgia landing, Benjamin Hedrick, Pan American child congress in Havana, and a drive toward limited government in business with a call for free enterprise and minimal bureaucratic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Republic of China
Salem
Mass
Boston
Vatican
Pape Pius XI
Georgia
Opmethorpe
Hedrick
Marans
Cuba
St. Augustine
Lyrida State Conference of Social Workers
Federal Council of Chutrched
O the Commmunity Drama Division
The
Erneral Federation of Womens Stubes
Drama League of America
Richmond
Fragmented Reform Voice Amid Bureaucratic Turmoil
A wistful remark laments the sprawling federal bureaucracy with its many departments and countless inspectors and accountants. The speaker criticizes pervasive interruptions from inquiries and investigations that intrude into offices while calling for a practical, cooperative approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Department
Gink Promotes His Wild Town Tales
The speaker boasts of a tough hometown and inflated tales of dives and joints to seem cosmopolitan. He portrays himself as a man about town, claiming familiarity with the underworld and its mysteries to impress wary city readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underworld
Notable New York donor backs cancer research effort
Fulton Cutting, a member of a long established New York family, donated 280000 to the American Society for the Control of Cancer. His wealth and civic work support urban housing, poverty relief, education reform, and museum projects at the American Museum of Natural History. He previously backed municipal research. The piece also notes Queen Maud of Norway once used the alias Miss Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAYS
Fulton Cutting
American Society For the Control of Cancer
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
Municipal Bureau of Research
Cutting
Ortho phonics Victrola and home goods sale blitz
A local hardware and music shop touts the Orthophonic Victrola with a $10 down payment and a cabinet model priced at $15. The sale promotes affordable phonographs, records, and related household items including radios, electric appliances, bath tubs, teapots, steamers, and tools. Several buyers and addresses are listed as recent customers, and new stock such as Victor records and baby items are highlighted for spring promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Sonsray
James White
Dewey Ave
Carl Lerseh
Warrison St
M. L. Brown
East Ave
Clara Potter
Winckles
Harry Richards
Laurien Court
Frank Manrer
Hts
Gene Austin
Jack Smith
Sonny
Easy Electing
Harwood Lersey
Princeton Ave
Matt Maringer
N. Olmstead
Andrew Meldrum
Highland Ct
CG. E. Christie
Blaine St. Jos
Sittinger
Abbey Road
Howard Smith
Northrup St
Robt
Kirkpatrick
4Th Street
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War Industrial Board
Public Services Commissionee
Demaocratic Party
Queen Maud of
Norway
Miss Mills
Princess Victoria
Miss Johnson
Russia
Diamond Block Coal
Slater Coal Co
Model
Atwater
Kent
RADIO
Delphia Battery
Crooks Coal & Supply CO
Harry H. Smith Co
Hubert Day & Sons
Day's Music Store
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