Understanding the Need for a Local Chamber of Commerce
The article argues every community needs a Chamber of Commerce to unite civic forces for moral and material welfare. It defines the chamber as a city selling institution that boosts prospects, funds ventures, and elevates leadership, comparing it to Rotary and Kiwanis clubs while stressing results over rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Anes
Puro
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwa
Exchange Club
Neveer
Doctrine of Nonresistance in India and Gandhi’s Influence
The article discusses a growing public interest in British affairs shifting from Ireland to India. It frames Gandhi as the extreme advocate of nonresistance, proposing achievement through nonviolence and self-sacrifice rather than bloodshed, marking a stark departure from British and Irish narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
India
Great Britain
Ghandi
Self defense debates and national non-resistance doctrine
A reader argues that neighbors claim self defense while noting Germany and others also act that way. They warn the nation could face business losses property damage and imprisonment if a broad non-resistance program were adopted, questioning its viability since Colonel Brian proposed non-violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ghandt
Brian
Yesterdays In A Chronicle Of Early American Names
A fragmentary retrospective lists name changes and incorporations from 1799 to 1891. It notes Lonantiile renamed incinnat and Chillitathe incorporated, Ethan Allen Brown resigning to Alma Streaven, a clock tower fire at Vue Stret opera house, and civic figures arriving in Newport and Descriptions of ages for religious leaders and military figures. Names include Lonantiile incinnat Chillitathe Ethan Allen Brown Lafltred Streaven Louis Louie Found Governor and bishops with birthplaces and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonantiile
Incinnat
Chillitathe
Ethan Allen Brown
Governorshp
Laltred Streaven
Clocknat
Old Ladies Hall Opens as Community Marks Era
Twenty years past the Old Ladies Hall at Second Street and We Avenue opened for the first wine. The remains of Father Sullivan and Father Nolan were exhumed from the old Cachowk church site and buried in St Mary Cemetery. A Sew Years reception drew a large Cleveland delegation including District Megis Walter Needs. The Elder Brother MISSES MARY LOLISE, Nell Johnson, Lilian Sameurs, and others received New York calls then danced at a reception and dance with chairs and friends. Brooklyn Commerce plans to admit women to its organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Father Nolan
St Mary Cemetery
Mary Lolise
Tila
Nell Johnson
Lilian Sameurs
Llegate
Margare' Worf
Virginia Townsend
Waude Dot Sy Hlazel Smith
Katherine
Sue Carford
Katherine Faren
Marian Cook
Centenary Birth of Wash ington DePauw Benefactor Highlighted
News in brief reports the birth centenary of Washington DePauw, benefactor of DePauw University. The Allied Supreme Council convenes in annes to discuss German reparations and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington de Pauw
DePauw University
Annes
Maing
Augusta Toda
Vassarcusetts
Cox
Maryland
New York
Arbitration Board
Panampon
United States
Canada
Washington
Senate
Abe Charwes Meade
Komical Telegrams From A New Year’s Night
Fragmentary telegrams mention Jim Armitage, Frank Emerita, a Grand Theater listing, and market letters. Mentions of a New Year’s night, a caller asking for a name, and ad lines for a house or a market appear amid incomplete phrases and scattered names.
Olive Tablets advertise liver and bowel aid claim
An advertisement touts Dr Edward s Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. It promises clear skin and buoyant feelings by stimulating bile and bowel action with a vegetable olive tablet formula. Take one or two nightly for results and notes millions sold annually at seven and three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ipei Vsices
Random Reflections From A Dusty Local Patch
A rambling, fragmented column recounts small town chatter about repairs, a rumored poison probe in Cleveland, a mayoral proclamation in Youngstown, and holiday year's end habits. It mentions Hobart Pomeroy and Hackie, a diamond ring, and a pokerlike club offer of $300 in trade.
Lydia Pinkham Hemmed in Old Myths of Women’s Health
Fragmentary note traces early notions of women medicine and Lydia E. Pinkham’s role as a late 19th century herbal remedy advocate. It references Hippocrates and ancient practices, contrasting male and female medicinal knowledge, and hints at Lydia Pinkham’s prominence in popularizing herbal preparations for women.
ABE MARTIN 1643 Memory Recalls a Travel and Trial
ABE MARTIN recalls a distant incident from 1643 involving a long journey, a quarrel, and a fatal confrontation. The tale mentions keeping company at Reav Back and hints at a grim outcome tied to a pursuit or killing, with speaker reflecting on the tedious path and the need for gear.
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Joao ¥ E
Semel
Elyria
Obo Ube
Pho Lereta
J. ¥. Burke
A. C. Rudnutt
Bundas
Scwastter
Elyria Postoffice
Lorais
State of
Ohio
International News Service
Audit Bureau
Feulation
Bureau of Advertizing
The
American News Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Caleago
John W. Hunter
SEN
Eecept OF Agriculture
Dane
Ocillighan
Cork
Peter MacSwines
Tord
Newport Lows
Itowa Bays
Louie
Blate
Tigh Point
Frank “F Bristol
Enscopal Church
Orleans County
Charles J O Reilly
Lincoln
St John I
Chase
Portsmouth
Oscar Jo Witt Inflelter
Boston
San Francisco
Second Street
We Avenue
Elka’ Lodge
Cleveland
Meg
Walter
Hanquet
Metcalf
Congregational Church
Robert Hughey Riespiva
Brooklyn
Commerce
Komical
Jim Armitage
Frank Emerita
Frank
Grand ‘Theater
Knight Norris Gibbe Co
West End
Mar
Avecular
Rosa Baum
Champeen
Art Smithe
Ross
Hache Senith
Henry Pomeroy
Smith Sas
Pomeroy
Hackie
Larain
Youngstown
Mose Wilder
Millionaires Clube
Isie
Hippocrates
Medcine
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Office Chronicle-Teregram
Iz Charge
Misa Margaret Miske
Llonday Tubercular Clinic
Ford
Broad Down Hill
CAS
Rasts Cabos
Matey Beck
R. M. Summers
Earl Court
East Avenue
Universal Company
Falcon Tin Plate Company
the Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Investment Securities
Guardian
Cincinnati
Union Trust
Toledo
NASBY
Charles
Sartor Elyria
Bank
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
Dread Street
Invie
Otte
Abe Martin
First ‘National Bank IN
Weat Avenue
Alvo
Price & Lewis
Boc
Hank
KA Jacobs Hington Livestock
Doria
Rome
Lewis
Tina
Desire
Stivoj
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