Famine in China Exceeds Past Calamities Says Marcosson
Isaac F Marcosson labels the Chinese famine as the world s supreme affliction with forty five million hungry and fifteen million doomed to starve before spring He compares death tolls to the world war black death in 1348 49 and other famines and notes massive displacement and extreme suffering amid police barriers and ruined crops Seeking relief US relief efforts urged as only hope for starving millions.
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Lamont denies secret Wilson debt cancellation pact
Lamont declares there was no commitment to cancel Allied debts to the United States and says Wilson and his advisers opposed any cancellation. The story originated from an unnamed Senate Foreign Relations Committee member and aims to influence policy as future President Harding takes office. Money will decide the fate of the debt when markets move again.
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Lloyd George guarded by detectives in Paris hotel
Paris February 22 Scotland Yard detectives plus a dozen French officers guarded British Prime Minister Lloyd George at the Crillon hotel after a Pars conference. Reporters observed heightened security as he returned from the Foreign Office and a French detective escorted him to his car. The premier appeared calm amid the bustle and noted a dog near the lobby.
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Elyria recalls 20 years as county coroner honored and school bond vote
Elyria notes reflect a county coroner’s jubilee with R. E. B man receiving a chair for long service. Voters were asked to approve a $17 000 bond issue to erect a new West Side school. Rev W C Endler preached a sermon accusing social card games of bad luck. Canning Co and The Fox Stocking Co faced plant fires destroying facilities and causing mass unemployment. Sheriff Warden stored seized crime tools in his apartments while detailing a grim haul. Supt H M Parker of public schools resigned to join the Knights of Pythias and take charge of the seminary founded in 1873, serving until 1991.
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Farm homes are oh of conveniences in Ohio survey
Ohio State University extension survey finds farm homes in Madigan Athens Crawford and Lorain counties still rely on open wells and tin pans for washing and ablutions. Less than nine percent have bathtubs while about 34.63 percent own washing machines. One fourth of laundry work is done at home.
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Ohio news briefs from Columbus and region
Columbus area reports show state efforts on veterans bonuses and education plans led by Hugh J. Martin with 195 posts backing a constitutional amendment. Perry Post, American Legion, claims Ohio’s oldest active member Commodore Robert G. Denis, 76, joined early. Akron safety council plan targets auto and truck injuries. Goodyear plant deaf mutes protest noisy department. Cincinnati juror incident over dust. city rule on liability for fire omissions. national tractor show draws visitors from 30 states and seven countries. YMCA and Red Cross discuss boarding homes for dependent children. Ohio State Reserve Officers Training Corps reorganized. New York Society dinner. Columbus police to 300 and nightlife district changes. hydroplanes debut.
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ABE MARTIN Looks at Court Test of Love Letters
Abe Martin notes public reaction to love letters read in court and asks how anyone can face the world after personal papers are exposed. The piece reflects on privacy, scandal, and reputation in a small town.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Pimply Skin Cure
An old promotional item touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse blood bowels and liver. It claims clearer skin and relief from bad breath constipation and dull feelings after a few nightly doses. The tablets are described as a vegetable compound with olive oil and sold for 7 or 7 0e.
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Norwalk Notes Include Violence Prevention and Local Events
Norwalk on Feb 22 reports a machine gun company to be mustered tomorrow night and an untargeted automatic revolver found in Monroeville believed tied to a bandit car. Ohio Service Star Legion set a 19822 conversion in Norwalk, Rev. A J Funnell to address Elvirane tomorrow, and W A Arnold promotes first maple syrup at the Norwalk market. Jury disagrees in Jo case.
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Seven Cleveland men charged in Townsend store hold up
The article lists Seph Swilivan and six others from Cleveland charged with holding up the P. I. Mason store at Townsend. It also notes various local incidents and appointments including Miss Bertha Boedheimer sending Toledo to study traffic wires, a marriage in Ridgefield, and a bishop confirming a large class at St. Paul’s church. Oregon—wait, the rest mentions fire damage, a Red Cross club president, tax collections, a high school basketball championship, and other brief items.
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Townsend
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Lawrence Smith
Mary Matthews
Ridgefield
Frank DuMoulin
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Fred Blas
Lorwalk
Fred Cole
Huron County Red and Gun Club
Huron County
Vermillion Chamber of Commerce Reborn in February
Vermillion officials report the dormant Chamber of Commerce has been revived after eight years with J A Klaar elected president. The move aims to boost local business activity and public initiatives in Vermillion.
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Farmers Institute dates and death of Elizabeth Campbell
Ashland reports the Farmers Institute scheduled for Loundonville March 2-3 and Jeromesville March 4-5. Also notes the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, 37, with Mansfield likely securing North Central position.
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Oberlin Road Social News And Local Visits
Oberlin Road notes include Mr and Mrs Clarence Herrick visiting Oberlin with Charles Rhodes. Mrs Clair Brooks attended a miscellaneous shower for sister Mrs James Orr in Oberlin. Donald Hutchinson remains critically ill but can go home this week. George Hall of Lakewood visited the Hutchinsons. D J Campbell and P H Campbell attended a horse sale in Elyria. Victor Donelly and daughter from Syracuse NY spent last week at Joe Davidson’s. William Farr and family attended a minstrel show in Elyria. Ralph Whallauer and family moved into a new home. Steve Takacs of Oberlin and his sister and her husband from Chicago visited H Brooks. Mrs George Waller 30 near-
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Oberlin
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Lakewood
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George Waller
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area
Hy recovered that she was able to return home Sunday. Gar McRoberts and sons Edward Cexage and Dea over the obd bels pox Mr and Mrs John Brutsche of Norwalk spent Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs 8 8 Hotel Togon. Mr Lloyd Coats of Oberlin spent last week at the home of Gar Mc Roberts. A sleigh ride party of fourteen came from Elyria Friday evening and spent a most enjoyable evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Campbell Frank Krenger and Floyd and Floyd Tompson attended the Das hetball game in Elyria Friday night. Harry Murphy and Mr Newman attended the sale at Fred Muckleburgs farm in Pittsfield Wednesday. Karl Kreuger accompanied the party of Koy Scouts on their bike to Elytia Saturday.
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Norwalk
Hotel- Togon
Lloyd Coats
Oberlin
Gar McRoberts
Elyria
Dan Campbell
Frank Krenger
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Harry Murphy
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Fred Muckleburg
Pittsfield
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Koy
Elytia
Directory newspaper asks readers for new subscriber names
March 1 item invites readers to check the directory and add their name as a new subscriber for this issue. It questions whether the reader’s name appears in the directory and encourages inclusion.
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