We Do Not Turn Back The Forward Movement Denied Reversion
The speech argues against returning to former conditions, declaring society advances in democracy science and religion. It notes progress in Christian service through hospitals and charities, and cites Elyria’s Community Service Council and Chest. It asserts history shows no turn back and predicts continued progress.
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the Salvation Armies
Community Settlement
Elyria
Community Service Council
Editorial critics view Cox candor and party stance
A Cleveland News summary notes Democratic editors clipping editorials from various papers on James M. Cox’s Dayton speech for Jackson Day. They largely say Cox failed a real comeback and split on whether the Democratic party can move, blaming both the candidate and the issues while recalling past leaders and the campaign’s collapse.
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John T. Bourke
Cleveland News
Dayton
Democratic Party
Era of Ohio memory and national figures recalled in 1902 notes
The column surveys late 19th and early 20th century mentions from Ohio and national events. It recalls Gen Henry M Cist and others, a Columbus opera house fire, debts resolved by trustees, and a string of birthdays, trials, and civic milestones with a broad, reminiscent tone. It closes with local anecdotes from a YMCA gathering and hash served at a dinner.
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Henry M Cist
Chichamauca National Park
Cincinnati
Tome
Heasin Heall
Columbus
Wooster
Wearyland
Grand Opera House
Mra McKintey
Pa d
Hhis Gardner
Wansnington Court House
Brown Co
Komical Telegrams and Snippets From St Petersburg
The item includes a retired judge Gandia affecting Babe Ruth remaining on bench until May. It notes exhibitors showing Mary Milea Minter and Mab Normand and mentions Hoffmans Market ad Egan 45c per pound. A Fourth Annual Horse Shoe tournament opens at St Petersburg Florida and Martin heavyweight fighter eyes surgery before a Campas bout. Firemen p Wed out sat PM.
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Mary Milea Minter
Mab Normand
Ti Hope
Charlie Chaplin
Lorain High School Football Loses By Five Points
Ten years ago Elyry High School faced a 21 to 16 loss on the South Lorain court as a Paskhet ball game unfolded. The report notes workers rushed inland due to labet erim freezing, with boards along the river and city figures like Mayor Newton Baker of Cleveland attending federation banquet. The piece also mentions Theonore Elaine, a city fireman, and Miss Thersa Shannon.
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United State
Canada
Wll
Chicago
Association of Deans
O” Vonce
Dallas
Jess Hassel
Dallas Baseball Club
Rere Noll
Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Paris
Indianapolis
J Herbert Hartman
Socialist Party
Nonpartisan
Americant Y Federation of Labor
Abor
I i Chiraca
Pss
Tate
Woteh
Missouri Memorial Union
University of Missouri
Missouri University Ten
Labet Erin
Suits
Alex Dumas
Elyry High School
Lorain
Hungarian immigrant’s tragedy ends in suicide
George Pandy, who arrived from Hungary and married at St. Mary’s, deserted his wife, then returned to reconcile. He purportedly refused to reconcile, and fatally shot himself near Western Heights after the failed attempt.
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George Pandy
Lloria
Proor
Hungary
Western Heights
Wakeman Club Notices Highlight Local Socials
The Wakeman Trechman class held a meeting Friday evening at the merg hour with high participation. The Reading Circle met with Mrs VPeoA Shelton Thursday and Mrs Blair hosted guests Sunday. Dues totaled 19 dollars with payments noted.
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Wakeman
Trechman
Marga
Stoll
Vpeoa Shelton
Tlelen Blair
Perente
Blair
Helen Peery
Thio
Dvelyn Walton
Emma Renton
Linda Lewis Loken
Walloon
Womans Club
Dorothea Scot
Norwalk
Mass Morpard Dauchery
Sulphur cream claims quick relief for skin eruptions
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur cream as fast acting for itching and eczema. It promises rapid soothing, destroys kerin, cools irritation, and leaves clear skin. A small jar is available at drug stores. Also notes a spiritualist, Mrs. Oliner, holding seances and readings at 110 Chestnut Street starting Monday at 8 p.m.
Norwalk Weekend Socials and Visits Report
Norwalk notes list residents visiting Cleveland Toledo Elyria Andover Madison and other towns with multiple social events. Mia Stryker and family visit Cleveland while Kenyon finishes a garage project. Alf Coon travels for business and residents discuss church incident repairs. Several locals attend a school social and WCTU meeting with varied Norwalk visitors.
Prohibition Aids Economy and Housing, Ohio Official Says
Columbus report by James A White of the Ohio anti saloon league states two years of prohibition have boosted bank accounts improved home conditions raised saloon property rents and lowered drunkenness He predicts further progress this year with continued reforms and anti saloon momentum.
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Columbus
James A White
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Unclear fragment remarks on education legislation
A garbled quote cites Superintendent White declaring the future challenge of education policy. The fragment suggests a discussion of state education legislation entering a difficult phase, but specifics are unreadable.
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Ucog
White
Eat Less Ment If Bage Hurts Ad For Jad Salts
An advertisement in the Chronicle Telegram promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney discomfort and urinary irritation. It claims meat can harm kidneys by increasing uric acid and urges readers to use Jad Salts daily for a few days to restore kidney function. It emphasizes the product is safe, effervescent, and commonly used to keep kidneys and urinary organs clean to prevent disease.
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United Chiropractic Board of Education
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Federation of Mrena Clubs
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Thersa Shannon
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Ranco Higiente Company
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Universal Company
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