Women and the unsettled future of feminism debate
A long discussion on women rights and feminism from London to Harper's and Current History surveys. It notes arguments by Lady Rhondda Chesterton and Shaw about leisure, leadership, and women’s roles, stressing individual choice, responsibilities, and risk of public censure as opportunities expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Monthly
London
England
Lady Rhondda
G. J. Chesterton
G. J. Shaw
Margaret Culkin Banning
Current History Magazine
Imperialism as It Develops in Western Contact
The essay traces how imperialism emerges as civilizations with uneven development meet. It surveys Great Britain’s early contact with primitive Africa, from slave trades to traders exchanging for gold and ivory, and notes the lasting shifts as commodities exhausted and new aims formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Africa
Concessions and Conflicts Over Native Lands
The passage traces how traders gained access to natural resources by securing concessions from chiefs and bringing machinery, prompting native land and mining-rights loss. A second trader selling alcohol increases concessions, fueling land disputes. Governments then send armed forces to protect citizens or, more often, to defend exploiters’ property rights, escalating the conflict.
Anniversaries and notable deaths from yesterday and today
A compilation of historic anniversaries and obituaries noting births, deaths, and notable events. Included are Victor Hugo, John Cleves Symmes, and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow among others, with dates and locations such as Besancon Paris and Portland. Also listed are events from 1659 through 1900 and a “One Year Ago Today” and “Today’s Births” section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo
Besancon
Paris
John Cleves Symunes
Minnil Purchase
Cipelonati
Rayeted Mal
N.Y
Pri
Germaes
Trenry Wadsworth Longfellow
Portland
South Vallejn
Calif
Lenry W. Blair
New Hagpshire
Lnited
Ladys Smith
Strince Bill Bryedrich
Terperor Wolliai
Sophia
Oldenbar
Tyally
Tadore
Hig Son
Bertheal
John WT. Kellogs
Tyrone
Mich
Charles M
Oat Waterbury
Colm
Grover Dovehgnd Adesander
Pan Tretes Sonal Tapsebatl
Setural
Nele
Toe Tan
Misread Threats and Labor Shortage Fray Nationwide
Fragmented text describes misperceived danger from a bandit and mistaken identity regarding a rejected suit. Mentions available help, wages, and a looming national problem. Highlights shortage of those who can act and get things done amid crisis.
Governor’s Second Term Note Marks Boston Native and Fisher
A brief archival item notes the second term of a Massachusetts governor, mentioning his Boston birth and the birthday anniversary of Prof Irving Fisher, a political economy professor at Yale, born in Saugerties New York sixty four years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missicchusetts
Boston
Irving Fisher
Yule
Saugerties
N. Y
Notable Birthdays and Weddings Across Washington Today
Today marks various anniversaries including Victor Huge whose birth is celebrated as the Flom anniversary and Grover Clevent Alexander reaching forty. It also notes the 125th anniversary of Book llopking's death and the Toth death anniversary of Tam Moore. A national education meeting gathers educators, and weddings unfold in Washington as Miss Rovamune Teed and Charles Denby Jr and Mrs Margire Ross Lansdowne with John Caswell Jr are listed among notable public life figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Huge
Book Llopking
Tam Moore
Jore Poor
Trokand
John T. Kellonge
Matte Creek
Hhealth Espert and
Celybeates
Grover Cleve
Lant Alexander
Sither
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Washington
Rovamune Teed
David A. Reed
Penneyivatda
Treed
Charles Denby
Alle
Taken From Our Files Local history notes and events
Local manufacturers backed a standard time shift while South Lorain planned a two week reopen after a shutdown. Articles mention a restaurant owner found dead, a 25 year observance banquet, water source debates, property changes, a dramatic society production, temperance meeting honors, and archival notes from thirty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
South Lorain
Lheir
VWOV
Stevens
Broad Street
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled local election notes
The readable fragments refer to local positions and political figures, but text is heavily corrupted. Names such as Joe Borntan and Xenephoan Peck appear among disjoint phrases. Court, cannon, and explosion mentions are unclear and factual details are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinty
Pan
le Boopmaith
Joe Borntan
Xenephoan Peck
Fderton
Thienseek
Donald
Change on the Street Car Chronicle
A fragmented sketch describes a ginketto on a street car seeking to make change. The narrator narrates rummaging through a pathetic book and searching for coins amid various items, as fellow riders wait for the car to move.
Unclear Text Fragment About Personal Transaction
The readable portion shows a disjointed note in which an individual asserts possession of money and claims to ensure proper change. It references a street car context and a potential confrontation, though specifics are obscured by garbled input. No verifiable entities or events are clearly identifiable.
Poem Excerpt Valuing Santayana and Carroll
A fragmented 1927 poem fragment praises Santayana for precise art in verse and evokes religious imagery. It references patience, eternity, and a tranquil afterlife, noting the author’s refined phrasing and emotional depth within a devotional, lyrical meditation.
Medivine Knowledge Seen In Aviation Era
William P. McCracken, assistant secretary of commerce in charge of aviation, former Chicago attorney and aviation advocate, emphasized the growth of medical science in aviation. He noted aviation expands require pilots with strict physical standards and warned future general practitioners will aid in screening aviators for commercial flying fields amid evolving industry needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BP. McCracken
Commerce
William TP. McCracken
President Coolidge
Department of Commerce
McCracken
Chicago
Mil
American Bar Association
National Arionautic Association
National Air Transport Company
Gammer
Chis Aeronautics
Commerce Department
Kipton School Hosts Birthday Supper Event
The Kipton community held a birthday supper in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening. Attendees enjoyed beef, beans, jellies, and pie. decorations featured white and blue crepe paper, carnations, and festive tables. Family members from nearby areas attended, with several relatives noted among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wipton
Seto
Schoel Auditoruum
LaVerne Whines
Cando
Local Social News From Hearcetta And Nearby
Maury Becker of Hearcetta spent Tuesday afternoon. Misa Myrtlefford visited Oberlin Thursday with Miss Amy Klurss. Grange hosted guests Tuesday evening, a pleasant event. Several residents attended outings and visits in Blythe, Cleveland, Elyria, and Lorain. A W C T A meeting, birthday observances, a stock sale, and a lighting project were noted among community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Becker
Hearcetta
Tusday
Misa Myrtlefford
Oberlin
Amy Klurss
Otto Tirene
Grange
James Cushing
Blyna
Vernon Moylor
Avising
William Brumby
Bruntley
Gwendolyn Healgh
Imam Frend
Cleveland
Carl Becker
Marian Austin
Amy Becker
Vowe
Mary Becker
Teneitte
Clarence Burrell
Speilbrink
Bewes
Ambrose
Pp. T Rooney
A. Lomin’s
West Cannon
Va Austin
Collins
Jane Moelltog
James Tewis
Elyria Alemaral Hospital
R. S. Jones
Lorain
P. T Rooney
Iona Weber
Mr. Newton
Wir
Lillenberg
Starker
Elyria
D. Clapp
Farm Women’s Club
Emma Sirsworth
Local Socials Share Pleasant Afternoon At Club
Guests Kurt, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Cook spent the afternoon at the club noon guests. A very enjoyable day was reported. Thomas Lee was in Oberlin Thursday morning. Mrs. Emma Hurd of Dorset and Mrs. the Runkle of Chippewa Lake have been visiting Mr and Mrs. L. G. Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt
Alteration Clearance Sale of Radios and Victrolas
The Alteration Clearance Sale offers radios and Victrolas at deep discounts. Bundles include up to 150 value instruments for 35, up to 225 for 65, and up to 1200 for 95. A Louis XV Victrola cabinet, originally 1200, is included in the 95 tier. Two radio outfits, one with a console and built in speaker, are 65 each. A five tube Atwater Kent Receiver is 35. An electric Victrola, new but used for records, and originally 265, is in the 95 group. The sale runs at month end with new Orthophonic records and various artists mentioned. A Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges sale and a free lifetime coffee percolator offer accompany next week’s promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jury Garden
Paris
Tieffetz
Harry Lauder
Scotch Dowbie
John McCormack
Rachmaninoff
Queen High
Jana Stomp
Memphis Stoke
Memphis
12Th St
Bfe
Victor
Wade Park Manor
Clevedana
Vieirota
Vietor
Camenon
Detroit
New Easy Electric Washer Visitor Arrives in Elyria
On Friday next March 4, Mr A A Dunlap of the Syracuse Washing Machine Corp will visit Elyria to demonstrate The New Hasy the best washer yet. Call 7832 to arrange a no charge, no obligation viewing and learn more about the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Dunlap
Syracuse Washing Machine Corp
Elyria
Charce
Hardware store ad promotes new ware and roller skates
A local store announces a fresh stock of Micro Aluminum Ware and Griswold Iron Ware ready for inspection. It encourages families to buy roller skates, offering children's skates starting at 1.25 dollars and larger pairs including Winchester Ball Dearing at 2.50 dollars or Union Hardware at 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hardware
Inside painting starts March with high grade supplies
March marks a chance to begin indoor painting using B P 5 preci nets praised for high quality. Expect excellent results with little effort and reduced costs. Request color cards and learn about liberties in color choices.
Building work advances with new contracts this week
Our team began several building jobs this week and anticipates WHS openings next week. We will supply locks, hardware, and tools as required, serving client mils with full hardware support and project readiness.
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Chronicle-Telegram Aembers Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
F. Burke
A Hudnutt
Sudat
Metiiurs
Wien Torre
Mie
Stent
Wheater
United States
Sescecar
Montana
Manetta
Sant Ago Tidas Alvan UT
Puller
Cantral
Margire
Ross Lansdowne
Zachary * Lansdowne
John Caswell
Pride's Crossing
Mase
Fone
Huss, Pink
James Fauger
Williar Hoyle von Gracecourt
St. Mars's Dramatic Society
M. A. WeAvey
Marlisle School
Ho EB Massey
Te Lake Shore Railroad
Cow Bateham
Norwath
Porty
Arturaffard
Olire
Logh Sehomt
Omar
Amy Mnaney
Amy Chanse
Republic
Charles Borsor
Sheard
Santagaoa
Bhss Carman
Santayana
Paradise
Kipton
Mess Jarg
Arnot LE
Electrical Service Radio
Flyria Superior Electric Co
West Virginia
Slater Coal CO
United Dry Cleaning CO
Inter-City
Coal & Supply
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
State Automobile Association
L. H. Wadsworth
Vhone
Douglas H. Jackson
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Broad St
Day’s Hardware
Sydenstricker
Business Man
Elyria Savings & Trust Blig
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