Notable births and deaths scattered through history
An assortment from historical records notes educators and editors born in Berlin Wisconsin and Philadelphia who died in Chicago and Philadelphia respectively. It recalls figures such as William Dunne and others linked to Harvard Colorado and various cities, alongside milestones like Billy Sundays 1915 Chicago debut and early 20th century events from Manchuria to Ethiopia and the League of Nations.
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Berlin
Wis
Chicago
William Dunne
Univ. of
Colorado
Harvard
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Mass
Miles
Billy Sunday
Britain
Mullah
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Japan
Manchuria
Albert
Belgium
New York City Surgeon Born in Providence K J Dies at 66
Josephine D D Bacon of New York author born in Stamford Connecticut sixty years ago. The notice lists her as a surgeon mate and references her New York City life and Providence origins.
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David F. Houston
Mutual Life
New York City
The
Treasury
Agriculture
Monroe
N.C
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Arlington
Lawrence
Kans
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Elmwood
Nebr
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Donald Brian
St. John's Newfoundland
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines Corporation
Campbell, N. Y
Dr. Williams. Bainbridge of
Providence
K.J
NBC
Josephine D. D. Bacon
New York
Stamford
Conn
Pasteur Treatment Given To Second Bite Victim
A. W. Gray of LaGrange received Pasteur treatment after a mud dog bite as a preventive measure. County Health Dr. F. RR, Dew at Oberlin, advised the course following a conference. The head of the dog was sent to Columbus to confirm rabies death.
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A. W. Gray
LaGrange
F. Rr, Dew
Oberlin
Gray
Theo
Columbus
White Way Shines Again On Elyria’s Broad Street
Elyria residents enjoy a brighter Broad Street as the White Way lights return. Merchants praise the illumination for boosting business and city pride while Mayor Don Baird notes cost sharing as the key to a lasting solution. Leaders and locals urge keeping the White Way active to preserve Elyria’s progressive image.
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Hivria
Broad Street
Elyria
Elvira
Don Baird
Woman Loses Life Savings To Slick Investment Scam
Chronicle-Telegram reports a woman lost her savings after trusting two men who promised a two thousand dollar restaurant investment and a cook’s job. They left a bag of money as proof, promised ten days, vanished with only four dollars found. Warns readers to seek trusted advice and beware slick operators seeking easy money.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Higher Medical Standards and the Call for Better Physicians
The piece argues against cheaper medical education, urging higher standards to produce better doctors. It notes that while access should exist for capable, financially limited students, those lacking ability must be excluded. It praises current doctors as better qualified than in the past and critiques political manipulation of medical education. The excerpt also includes skeptical lines about prophets and the broader search for truth.
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United States
Isaiah Prophecy and the Hebrew Prophets Foretelling Events
A sermon notes the distinct accuracy of Hebrew prophets in predicting future events. It contrasts general forecasts with precise foretelling and urges honesty in interpreting Scripture. The piece calls for delivering the Word of God free from prejudice and human theory.
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Jehovah
God
Elyria Man Dies After 60 Years In City
George Garford 2 died at his Harrison Street home after 60 years in Elyria. The Nor th Avon Township residents sue to force a vote on dividing the township and creating Avon Lake in the north. Oberlin Varsity Inn fire causes heavy damage. rear of building ruined after three hours. Elyrians donate 1 170 90 to Near East relief led by Captain W Gordon Pringle. Lorain County Threshers oppose a bill licensing threshing outfits. will push petitions countywide.
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George Garford
A. L. Garford
Elyria
Harrison Street
Avon Township
Ohio
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Varsity Inn
W. Gordon Pringle
Lorain County Brotherhood of Threshers
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1718 to 1859
A compact notice lists notable anniversaries including 1718 Matthew Tilghman a Maryland patriot who advocated liberty born in Queen Anne Co Maryland died 1790. 1766 Thomas Malthus English cleric economist died 1834. 1781 Rene Laennec inventor of the stethoscope died 1826. 1806 Enoch Wines school leader and prison reformer died 1879. 1816 Alfred Tid Brook trainer of teachers died 1900s. 1859 John Dodson Chicago physician.
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Matthew Tilchman
Maryland
Queen Anne Co
Thomas R. Malthus
Rene T. H. Laennec
Enoch C. Wines
National Prison Ass'n
Hanover
N. J
Alfred J Tidlbrook
Lebanon
Ohio
Normal School
Middle West
Derby
Conn
John M. Dodson
Chicago
Taxpayers Face Bad Debt Deductions and Reserve Options
Income tax guidance outlines two methods for bad debts: deducting worthlessness from gross income or deducting a reasonable reserve addition. Taxpayers must continue the chosen method unless the Commissioner allows a change, with timing rules and eligibility notes for new vs established taxpayers and reserve qualifications based on accounts and business conditions.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Nine applications for Lorain County superintendent post
The Lorain County Board of Education has nine applications for county superintendent after E C Seale announced he will not seek renewal at the end of his term.
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Lorain County
Elyria to Replace Patrol Wagon With Modern Vehicle
Elyria council approved a $1,100 purchase for a new police patrol wagon to replace the department’s first motor vehicle, which previously relied on a liveryman to transport prisoners. A new $85,000 Verillion River bridge project at Birmingham on the Elyria Milan Road is planned, and an emergency $5,000Social Settlement Association fund drive launches today.
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Elyria
Vermilion River
Birmingham
Elyria-Milan
Social Settlement Association of
Lorain County OSU Students Organize Club
Lorain County students at Ohio State University formed a Lorain County club with Victor J. Hug of Lorain as president, Pearl Stauffer of Amherst as secretary, and Harold Daly of Elyria as treasurer. Dean Joseph A. Park cited the club as part of a growing university movement with 67 Indiana students forming a similar group.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Columbus
Joseph A. Park
Victor J. Hug
Lorain
Pearl Stauffer
Amherst
Harold Daly
Elyria
Dean Park
Indiana
Tax-related note and accounts receivable statement
The item cites the total amount of notes and accounts receivable at the beginning and end of the taxable year, and the total amount of debts proven worthless and charged against the reserve during the year.
Forecast of occult gifts and modest industry urged
Today indicates a person of multiple instincts will be possessed of occult powers and receptive to psychic impressions. They should avoid broadening life and stay in the path of modest industry. Italian tourists are advised the Ethiopian landscape is most beautiful during and after the rainy seasons when it is greenest.
After World War I Ideas Take Shape in Dictatorships
In the war’s wake nations forecast political shifts yet failed to foresee fascism nazism and communism taking concrete form. The era’s upheavals realized troubling ideologies shaping global politics and daily life in the ensuing decades.
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Ublishers
Irge
Olen
Golden Legion
Guaranty
John
Bel Es
West 40Th Street
RED Chief Coal
Elyria Ice & Fuel
Winckles Street
Jane Rosa
Fauver & Robson, Dry Cleaners
Foster Quality
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