Welfare money unused for Ohio insane and feeble minded
The Ohio Legislature authorized funds two years ago to buy a farm near Newburg for the insane and to raise care through a two mill levy. Critics fault the Welfare Director for delays and distant farm use, noting crowded facilities and many patients on waiting lists while funds sit unappropriated. The piece condemns political turnover over able administration and urges public accountability at election time.
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Newburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Board of Control
Newburg Asylum
Hamilton County
Legisature
Auditor of State
Public Welfare
Warrensville
Where Does the Fault Lie in Society's Unequal Comfort
A community note laments the gap between wealth and poverty and recalls the shock of learning about Daniel Lamb a Black resident of Sixteenth Street whose family faced cold neglect. It praises prompt local aid and questions whether any remain unmoved by the plight.
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Deniel
Probers Reach King Tut’s Sarcophagus
Archaeologists open the tomb chamber of Tetankhamen at Luxor amid questions of duty and responsibility for the era’s treasures and the living. The report mixes dialogue on care for the dead and the living, with fragmented remarks about the expedition and modern concerns.
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King Tut
Fedor Lore Carnarvon
Luxor
Fragmented 1817 Chronicle of Early American Figures
A damaged OCR fragment references historical figures including Reann Beals and Canary Wooster, with scattered notes on campaigns, soldiers, and places. It mentions Edward VII and Mary, hinting at a late 19th century context amid a jumble of dates and events without clear cohesion.
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Gato
Reann Beals
Diane
Inves
Taire
Canary Wooster
Sama
Aus
The
Toodwsn
Wayne Ack
Pier
Abe Martin’s Fat 1 Pt Sale At Barn Market
Fragments describe a sale event featuring Abe Martin and partner mates at a town venue. The notice mentions a price point around $9 and a push to attract buyers in a local trade setting with limited readable details.
Komical Telegrams Read in Harsh Local Dialect
A garbled OCR snippet shows a string of phrases resembling telegram style humor. It includes scattered fragments about what may be people, locations, and actions, but lacks clear names or events. The readable content suggests a humorous column fragment rather than a full news item.
Truncated OCR Indicates City Debates Transit and Police Changes
Fragmentary text shows a city council debate on expanding the police force and a note about the East belt line funding. It also mentions two trains on the B and O line colliding near New York Central and references a factory or company named American Lace.
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B&o Se
New York Central
Tyra UT
United States Voices Peace and Justice in European Crisis
Senator Irvine Lenroot of Wisconsin argues Germany must pay its debts and restrain military power to regain world standing. He cautions France England and Italy against exploitation and calls for America to speak for peace and justice while maintaining sovereignty and no entanglement in foreign leagues.
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Germany
Irvine Lenrant
Europe
Ormany
France
England
Itali
America
Hardley
Hughes
Hut
United States Senate
Pope
Unitadt
United States
League Or Association of Nations
Hebt
Otter
Ocmilizevion
sAmertea
Jennie Kissed Me Reopens and Closes Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre again opened and closed its doors after a short showing as poor business was blamed. The manager could not be reached for comment as locals recall the poem themed memories of Jennie and a vanished staffer.
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Colonial Theatre
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Chest Cold Relief
A vintage remedy ads Bowles Red Pepper Rub claiming rapid relief for chest congestion cold rheumatism backache and sore muscles. The ad touts penetrating heat from red pepper to ease pain in minutes and urges readers to buy at any drug store.
Original paper reports Washington death in Ulster County Gazette
Fragment discusses preservation copy of the Ulster County Gazette from Kingston. It notes reports from London on British troops and General Washington's death, plus ads and a frightening war-era tale of women amid the Ku Klux Klan hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER Manning
Courtomes
Keningston
Samuel Freer
Atakasas
Walter C Teagle Salary Spotlight in Senate Inquiry
Senate subcommittees report Standard Oil executives earning high six figures with Walter C Teagle headed as chairman and president of Standard Oil Co of New Jersey listed among top earners. Teagle born May 1 1878 in Cleveland rose from Schofield Shurmer Teagle to Republic Oil vice president and Standard Oil director and president roles. His home is New York City.
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Standard Oil Co
Walter C Teagle
New Jersey
Teagle
Cleveland, QC
Cleveland Frm
Schofield, Shurmer and Teagle
Republic Oil Company
Kapeial Oil Company
International Petroleum Association
Tus
New York City
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing
S Cpelling Company
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
City
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Inegap TT
New York
A. Be, Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Dmarquette
Phones Advertising Society
the Welfare Department
Thitts Centerus Ag
Houl
Maha
Jack
Hyves
Ciena
Jae
Nes
Lodoa Vadin
Ine Anderaker
Ted
Tsadora Pauveer
Nagimoa
New Duncan
King Tuts
York C
Lous
Edward Vil
Mary G Famou
Aberseer
Amy Iedd
Bihemial
Minnesa Amer Gern
Abe Martin
Mate
Poe
California
Acs
Komical
Vas Ay
Creen Line
Merican Lace CO
Merican
TR Pew Oman Wael Gn
Ve E
Anni Ana Twa
Fumes
Raman Sonaist
Sma
Teese Layne Oks
Ta Sane
Cheapside
Hall’s Auto Service
Jennie
Tinte
Jenny
Lersh
Washington
Walter C. Teagle
Pene
Senate
Nujol
United Day Cleaning CO
Furnace
Mendel Ct
Allen & Brown
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