Democratic Loyalty and Wilson Administration Endorsement
The Democratic National Committee affirms party loyalty to President Wilson amid questions on reservations. Chairman Comings asserts the resolution clarifies support for the President while avoiding direct interpretation of his stance. The piece criticizes misstatements and underscores loyal backing as political behavior.
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Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Comings
Winn
Coming
Fé Committee
Theople
Elyria residents urged united action to fight high costs
Letters to the editor urge housewives and women to join forces to combat rising living costs. Praise editorials for courage, propose patches as protest against high clothing prices, and call for broader community action across Elyria and beyond. Includes local notes and names.
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Hlyria
Chronicle- Telegram
R. B.whitehnead
Elyria
Bo Whitehead
Hesawa
Tam
Floria
Ebbe Warren
Cleveland
G. W. Wingard
Louisiana Ave
Lorain Gas Rate Debate Highlights City Frustration
Local officials scrutinize a gas contract as Lorain considers raising the minimum charge to sixty cents while Elyria enjoys a thirty five cent rate. Officials report inconsistent statements from gas company representatives about expansion plans and franchise commitments amid tension over pricing and service.
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Lorain
Elyria
Ice
Reed
Comng
Jes
Measles Epidemic Grows in Amherst Amid Quarantines
Health Officer Dr. W H Turner reports eight new measles cases in Amherst and warns parents to cooperate to stamp out the outbreak. About 120 cases in 68 quarantined homes since January 1, with some unreported. A fire at Cleveland Stone Quarry No 9 in South Amherst also reported. Mothers Circle meeting postponed due to the epidemic as the new council convenes with committees named.
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Amherst
W. H. Turner
Messiles
Turner Sso
Cleveland
Mothers’ Circle
George Hough
Lincoln
Smythe
G. M Parker
G. G. Aaschenbach
H. Baker
Louw Alechious
C. G. Aschenbach
G M. i Racker
C. C
Ula Moeblous
Hght
C. G.i
Penfield Couple and Lodge Observe Silver Anniversary
Penfield and nearby residents celebrate a silver anniversary as a Penfield couple and lodge mark 25 years. A community dinner at Speflery hall hosted by the Ladies’ Aid included members from the M. O. B. church. Families connected to Youngstown and Fly areas attended, with various relatives noted in the write up.
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Penfield
LODGE
Twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebrated at KO T M Penfield
Robert Alcoy returned to Case school Cleveland after a holiday. Guests included Bartholomew family from Cleveland and others from New Years at Burtholomew New Years diaper The KO T M celebration on January 6 marked the 25th anniversary. Mr and Mrs Rollin hoped to reach their golden wedding anniversary. Clarence Sooy and wife from Strongsville visited. Miss Adaide Saoy from Nivria joined the New Year gathering. Absence and illness noted for Mr Jones with rheumatism. Dinner and tea were served. musicians provided afternoon entertainment.
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Robert AlcCoy
Case Selool
Cleveland
Ay Bartholomew Ynd Son
Ker
Mir
Mia Alay
AlcCoy
Gadoseu
Robert
Shivs Santa Mrumogeit
Ik. O
KO. T. M
Penfield
R.A. Jones
Clins
Taylor
New Years
Lev Sonith
Elyria
Mer
Ira Starr
Lawrence Detts
Fred Red
Columbus
M. FE
Wetelan
daGraurge
Clarence Sooy
Strongsville
Agdidaide Saoy
Nivria
Fle
Amd
MM. Uratvman
Wellington
Ben Saoy Muude
Nonsense Dialect Note From ABE MARTIN Style
A fragmented comic line in a rural dialect features ABE MARTIN lampooning bachelors and crooks with quirky phrasing and playful misstatements. The text hints at social observations and humorous tone without clear narrative.
Nature Study Outdoor Life Tenants of The Barn
Lorain County boys and girls read about barn owls as tenants of barns and steeples. Adelia Belle Beard describes the owl’s shelter choices, the wild baying nestlings, their fierce yet comical behavior, and the tame potential of Barn Owls as pets. Next week: Bre’r Red Fox.
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Adelia Belle Beard
Our Town
Red Fox
How to Build a Car Creeper For Father
Step by step guide from 1915 instructs boys to craft a wooden car creeper with pine or cyprus stock, 24 inch frame, light top boards, and four locked wheel casters. Includes headrest from a 2x4 and long stave bolts to secure, aiming to ease under-car work for fathers.
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Garaz
Byde Tf
Cyprus
Newspaper Service
J. K. Anitar
Aerr
Opyright
A. i Miller
Why the Pistol Is Called Automatic
In an early discussion for Young Readers, M. Hyde explains the evolution of pistols from single shot to revolvers and finally to automatic guns. He describes early multi barreled designs, the revolver with a rotating chamber, and how automatic pistols use a removable chamber and recoil to load and fire successive cartridges rapidly.
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Grant ‘M. Hyde
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New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Wabash Ave
Robert E. Ward
National Advertia- Theing
Republicafind
Apecta! News
Republicatt
Prof Tee
Aschenbach
Liss Lucile Barkey
Steve Yhus
Peter le Cleveland
Fred Roth
Mattet Brill
Rand
Alex Terpee
South Amherst
Variou
Abe Martin
Sanko Restaurant
D.H. Todd
Elks Restaurant
Todd
Sanko
Lorain County
Farteidge
Robinson & Hancock Co
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