Sunday Talks on Paternity of Jesus
The sermon defends the virgin birth as essential to Christian faith, arguing modernists deny miracles and overlook biblical prophecy. It cites Luke and Matthew on Jesus conceived by the Holy Spirit, contrasts with claims Jesus had an earthly father, and defends Mary’s role while asserting Jesus as the Son of God.
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Gang of Cutthroats
Russia
Legion
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Voltaire
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Luke
Mary
Gabriel
Joseph
David
Man
Mark
Lazarus
John
Paul
Jesus Christ
Nathan
Solomon
Lord
Peter
Simona
Matthew
Afary
Portable adding machine cuts cost for merchants
C M Cleary of Chicago introduces a pocket sized adding device weighing 4 ounces, selling at 32.95. The unit counts up to a billion, clears instantly, and promises accuracy rivaling larger machines. An agent free-offer aims to spread nationwide and boost earnings.
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C. M. Cleary
W. Madison
Ltt
Chicago
Lil
The Modernists and the enduring Christian faith
The piece extols the enduring gospel message from Bethlehem to Heaven, praising Jesus across history and generations. It contrasts Modernists with a timeless belief in God, Jesus, and the Bible, celebrating scenes from the nativity to the crucifixion and prophecy of salvation.
Elyria High Starts Graduation Registration Preparations
First preparations for June commencement at Elyria High School begin with a registration meeting for students expected to graduate. Principal C. P. Shival announced the plans today.
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Elyria High School
C. P. Shival
Stanford Ave Home Blaze Ends Before Firefighters Arrive
A fire at 207 Stanford Avenue started from lint in a hot air pipe. Hose Company No. 1 and Engine Company No. 2 responded, but occupant Mrs. M. M. A. Giles put out the flames with a pan of water before firefighters arrived. no damage was reported.
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Stanford Ave
Stanford Avenue
MM. A. Giles
Two Men Fined On Liquor Charge In Police Court
Willie Stinson of 22 West Avenue and Alex Woods of West River Street were fined five dollars and costs each after pleading guilty to aiding in the consumption of a two pint whiskey bottle. They were arrested in a parked car on West Avenue yesterday while under the influence of liquor.
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Willie Stinson
Alex Woods
West Avenue
Stinson
Woods
West River Street
Youth personal crisis ends in dentist office death
TOLEDO Feb 12 George L. Durbrow 23 of Denver Colo was found dead in a dentist office from gas. A book found nearby by Margaret Brown 18 assistant to Dr William J Weaver and Dr R N Steppich suggests he killed himself after his Army enlistment rejection. Durbrow reportedly hid in the office last night.
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Toledo
George L. Durbrow
Denver
Colo
Margaret Brown
Wiliam J. Weaver
R. N. Steppich
U. S. Army
Rorow
Star Philadelphia Twirler Dies
Baltimore on February 13, Frank Ulrich star right hand pitcher for the Philadelphia Nationals died at his home after a year long illness from pleural pneumonia. Ulrich was recovering from February plans to join the Phillies for the 1928 season as manager Burt Shotton hoped he would bolster the pennant chase.
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Baltimore
Frank Ulrich
Philadelphia Nationals
Ulrich
Phillies
Burt Shotton
Bishop Henderson A Longtime Detroit Area Leader Dies
The obituary notes Bishop Henderson rooted in Michigan, serving as Bishop of Detroit until 1924. Born November 1868 in Milburn, he studied at Drexel Theological Seminary and several colleges, married Dora Moaney in 1936, and held roles with Ohio Northern University Western University and multiple children's homes and hospitals. He leaves behind his widow and son Franz.
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Detroit
Bic
Milburn
Drex Theotocical Seminary
Alleghent College
Lawrence College
Art Nebraska Werlazan
Dora Moaney
Brooklyn
N.Y
Henderson
Lind Cerrea Macon
Ohio Northern University
Ohio Westeran University
Aidow
Franz, Iurrive
French Academy Recommends Official 1635 French Grammar
In 1635 the French Academy, led by G2, urged the creation of an official grammar for the French tongue as a defining standard for the era. The recommendation shaped linguistic standards and educational instruction.
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French Academy
Ito
Oberlin Receives Two Scholarships
Oberlin colleges announced receipt of over 39000 in two scholarships. One 3000 gift by Albert Herrick of Horicon Wisconsin honors Miss Tacy P Anderson, Oberlin teacher. The second fund from Helen S Walker estate will support college women starting in the 1929 1930 school year.
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Oberlin
Hiram 3. Thurston
Albert Herrick
Horican
Wis
Tacy P. Anderson
Helen Sy. Walker
Oberlin College
Oberlin Kindergarten Training School to lengthen course
Miss Clara May announces acceptance of a three year curriculum at the Oberlin Kindergarten Training School effective with the present semester. Students enrolling this term must complete three years. those enrolling before February graduate under the old two year plan. A Lenten service series is planned jointly by First Church in Oberlin and First Methodist Episcopal Church with midweek and Sunday evening meetings led by Reverends Jas A Richards and Chas B Ketcham in rotating church buildings. Florence RE Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court will give the Washington birthday address February 22 at 2 pm on The One Thing America Needs.
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Oberlin
Clara May
Jas A A. Richards
Chas. B. Ketcham
Mr. Richards
Florence RE. Allen
Supreme Court of the State Co. Ohio
Washington
America
Miss Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Junior Christy Club Sets Rehearsals and Luncheon
The Junior Christy club will rehearse tomorrow and Friday afternoons and then hold a luncheon at 12 o'clock Saturday. A program will follow immediately after the luncheon.
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Christy Club
Oberlin hosts Western Reserve in pivotal home clash
The College varsity basketball team meets Western Reserve Thursday at 7 30 p m for the first home game since January 25 when Heidelberg won close two point game. Yeomen had losses to Rochester and Niagara last weekend but kept scores tight, boosting Oberlin odds. Also notes have Ernest H Wilkins back from Chattanooga speaking for Association of American Colleges and the Frances Willard Memorial meeting at Mrs E F Bosworth home tomorrow at 3 pm with Miss Hosford leading the program. OES and Pansr Chapter plan meetings and a Sunshine Fund benefit Hawks party after.
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Western Reserve University
Heidelberg
Yeomen
New York State
Rochester
Niagara
Frances Willard
E. F. Bosworth
South Professor Street
Cleveland Man Fined for Assault and Battery
Nathan Staman of Cleveland spasm fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice George Jesterdas on a charge of assault and battery brought by David Lusty. Staman pleaded guilty to beating Lusty on January 15.
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Cleveland
Spas
Justice
George Jesterdas
David Lusty
Staman
Lusty
Son Wins Airplane Race With Death in Offalo
Ralph W. Pierce forty five a member of the World's Dispensary Medical association died here after his son E Vaughn Pierce arrived from Miami by airplane in a race with death. Pierce greeted his son and then lapsed into a coma from which he did not recover.
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Offalo
Ralph W. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Tast Nizgat
E. Vaughn Pierce
Miami
Fla
Pierce
Shea
New Egg Packing Plant Opens in Cheltenham England
A modern egg packing plant with annual capacity of 5 000 660 eggs has opened in Cheltenham England marking a significant upgrade for the region's poultry and food packing industry.
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Europe
Cheltenham
England
Market items from Cleveland grain and produce bulletin
Cleveland market notes dated February provide quoted prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes. Butter tops Extras 62 1 24, firsts 49 to 48. Eggs extras 43 cents, firsts 40. Poultry Express stock heavy fowls 31 32 cents, leghorns 26 26 cents, heavy springers 32 33 cents, ducks 17 18 cents. Potatoes 100 lb sacks white Ohio New York 2 1 2 5 percent, Maine 2 2 5 to 2 35, Idaho russets 2 26, homegrown sacks 9.
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Cleveland
Express
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland market hogs and cattle steady with modest gains
In Cleveland, receipts: hogs 1500 on sale 2300 steady to 5c higher with prices from 9.25 to 10.60 for various weights. Cattle receipts 225 with calves 300. vealers weak 5% lower. beef cows 7.90 to 8.69. vealers 15.50 to 17. Sheep receipts 609. market steady. fat lambs 15.59 to 17. cull lambs 14.60 to 23.50. fat sows 5.50 to 12.50.
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Cleveland
Agricultural market report from Chicago butter to lard
U S Department of Agriculture lists butter creamery extras 49 1 2 cents and firsts 46 1 2 to 47 1 2 cents. Eggs lower rects 8 6 8 thousand. poultry prices fowls 29 cents, turkeys 25 cents, ducks 30 cents. Potatoes Reds 147 cars on track 169. Wisconsin sacked round whites 75 cents. No 2 hard wheat 1 25, corn No 3 yellow 93 4 4 cents. Rye 1 12 1 4 dollars. Timothy seed 5 35 to 5 90. clover seed 23 50 to 30 50. Lard 211 96. ribs 212 56. bellies 12 73.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Timothy
Hogs and calves market recap Toledo Feb 12
Hogs receipts 90 dollars market 10 cents higher with heavies 29.59 to 29.75, mediums 10.25 to 10.49, workers 9 to 10.25, good pigs 9 to 9.50. Calves receipts light market steady. Sheep and lambs receipts light market slow.
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Toledo
Commodity price list with grain and seed values
Toledo Wheat No 2 red price 1.48 1-2. Corn No 2 fellow 1.00 1.91 No 3 yellow 0.99. Oats No 2 white 0.56. Barley No 2 0.70 0.71. Rye No 2 1.17. Clover seed cash domestic old new Feb 317.60. March domestic 17.75 cash imported old 12.75 Feb imported new 13.09 asked. March imported new 13.19 asked. Alike cash new Feb 19.25. Timothy cash aid 32.29 cash new 3.95 Feb 3.03 March 5.15.
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Toledo
Allike
Timothy
Minneapolis grains market summary in carload lots
Minneapolis grain quotations show No 1 northern wheat at 31.29 with May and July bids around 1.21 and 7-8. No 1 red durum listed at 1.93 and 1-2. Corn No 3 fellow quotes 89 1-2 cents, oats No 3 white 46-8. Flax No 1 around 2.49 to 2.58. Bran at 2239.00 and 30.90 for related items.
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Minneapolis
Flood protection plan fronts Maj. General Jadwin proposal
The piece notes flood protection needs in a region, with Maj. General Edgar Jadwin recommending a $10,740,000 appropriation. It also mentions Mr. Heater returning to his headstarts at Miami Beach and unresolved cabinet speculation about Welter J. Brown and Willian N. Doak, without formal announcements before March 4.
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Edgar Jadwin
Heater
Miami Beach
Hso
Welter J. Brown
Ohio
Willian N. Doak
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Labor
Johannesburg Resident Sees New TV Record From New York
A Johannesburg resident is believed to have achieved a new television record by receiving images broadcast from New York. The discovery highlights early long distance reception and advances in broadcast technology.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
New York
Death Record Mrs Louisye Wiseman 61
Mrs Louisye Wiseman aged 61 of 120 Kaisercourt died yesterday morning at St Vincent hospital in Cleveland where she had been treated a week. Survived by husband Rudolph and eight children including Mrs F T Batchelor Elyria and Mrs K J Vaughn Elyria plus Earl Wiseman Jefferson City Missouri Mrs Li Q Wade Oberlin Harold Wiseman Lorain Mrs Will Farewell Elyria Roland Wiseman in the U S Navy aboard the West Virginia and Victor Wiseman at home. Eight grandchildren and two sisters in Norwalk. A Elyria resident for 26 years the body to be taken from Sudro hospital to the late home Wednesday at 2 pm for funeral with Rev BE Redhead officiating and interment Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Louisye Wiseman
Kaisercourt
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cleveland
Rudolph
F. T. Batchelor
K. J. Vaughn
Elyria
Earl Wiseman
Jefferson City
Missouri
Li. Q. Wade O. Oberlin
Flarold Wiseman
Lorain
Will Farewell
Roland
Death of Dana Pittinger at Elyria Memorial
Dana Pittinger 17 of Shelby Ohio died last night at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The body was transported to her Shelby home.
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Dana Pittinger
Shelby, O
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Shelby
Cruiser Bill Awaits President Signature in 274 Million Plan
Washington February 12 The bill providing for the expenditure of 274 000 090 for construction of 15 cruisers and one airplane carrier of three years still awaited signature of President Coolidge today The House concurred in the Senate amendments to the bill last week and sent it to the White House for the president s signature
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Washington
Coolidge
House
Senate
White House
Speeding Fined for Cleveland Driver in Tea Truck Case
Joan Van Roy of Cleveland was fined 710 and costs by Justices S J George yesterday after pleading guilty to speeding. Deputies arrested him January ? while driving a tea company truck. Van Roy appeared in court yesterday.
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Joan van Roy
Cleveland
S. J. George
Sheriff's
van Roy
Valentine Masquerade Dance at Cascade Pavilion
A Valentine Masquerade Dance is set for Tuesday February 12 at Cascade Pavilion. Tickets cost 50 cents per couple and participants are invited to wear hearts on the outside for the event.
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Cascade Pavillion
Health Talk on Vacuum Cleaner Bags Courtesy Dr Copeland
Health Talk features Dr Roral S Copeland discussing home hygiene. He urges renewing the vacuum cleaner bag after every illness or each season, noting cloth bags are not germ proof and dust in bags can carry germs.
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Roral S. Copeland
Mrs Gillman Invited To Hearing On Poultry Indemnity
Mrs Marlo S Gillman president of Lorain County Humane Society is invited to a Feb 19 committee hearing on a bill to provide indemnity for poultry losses caused by unknown dogs. The Ohio Federated Humane Society opposes the measure noting misattribution of losses to other animals and potential harm to humane activities.
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Marlo S. Gillman
Lorain County Humane Society
Ohilo Federated Humane Society
Gillman
Humane S Society
Help Wanted at Bivins Shoe Store Experience Not Required
Help wanted at Bivin's Shoe Store. Experience not necessary but preferred. Apply in person at the store location.
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Bivin’s Shoe Store
County Funds Strained by Rising Claims Expenses
The Jumane Society faces depleted county funds as claims rise, forcing allocation based on the county's capacity. Allocation strains the budget and tests financial resilience as the entity works to balance spending with available resources.
Tear Gas Drives Suspects From Clanton House
Canton February 12 Sheriff E W Wilson of Cambridge arrived with Canton officers to arrest two men hiding in a Clanton house. After tear bombs exploded, Fred Gallacher and John Shunman surrendered with arms raised. They were taken to Cambridge to face larceny charges.
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E. W. Wilson
Cambridge
Clanton
Wilson
Sher Io
Gibson
Ian
Lenge
Walter
Fred Gallacher
John Shunman
Card Social at St Agnes I Tall Tonie
Bob Veon and His Light Vagabonds perform at Cascade Valley pavilion on Thursday February 1st in a local card social at St Agnes.
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St. Agnes
Bob Veon
Cascade Pavillion
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