Elyria Industrial Growth Brings Expanded Falcon Motors Hire
Elyria welcomes continued industrial expansion as Falcon Motors Corp announces staff rising to 1405 with plans to add 600 more by February 10, totaling about 2000. Officials vow capacity nearing for auto plant and optimism grows for local demand. The Board of Trade also reports Soun Company of Cleveland to locate paints and enamels plant at American Crucible site on West Street near B and O tracks, a valued addition to the city’s industry mix.
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Falcon Motors Corporation
Elyria
Falcon Motors
Board of Trade
Soun Company
Cleveland
American Crucible Products
West St
B. and O. Tracks
Ban on influenza lifted signaling return to normal life
The influenza ban will be lifted tomorrow allowing churches, theatres and other gathering places to resume normal activity. Health authorities praise cooperation and urge continued caution to prevent a renewed closing order, warning that danger has not passed and vigilance for symptoms is essential.
Women Gain Ground in State Legislatures
A survey shows 145 women serve in the legislatures of 38 states, the highest number yet, reflecting merit over gender. The piece argues women now win on ability and honesty, bringing welfare and social insight to public service, with more women in legislative halls.
Protect Niagara Falls Happiness Through Joint Service
The American and Canadian governments plan a two million dollar project on the Niagara River above the falls to preserve and possibly improve the scenery. William Phillips in Ottawa and Mackenzie King in Ottawa will seek congressional ratification. The plan follows a two year commission report and aims to safeguard this famed natural wonder and its cheap power potential.
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Niagara Falls
Wiliam Phillips
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Dominion
Niagara River
Congress
Washington
Diet and Health: Mothers and Mindful Nursing Notes
A reader questions effects of forcing a left handed child to use the right hand and whether excitable behavior links to this. The columnist doubts strong left-handedness and advises ambidexterity as desirable, suggestions on personal disposition and care follow. Additional letters discuss milk supply, diet during nursing, and general health guidance with an editor’s note on medical advice limits.
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Calid
Peter
Peters
A Wise Man Teaches Civility in Gippin' Times
Abridged dialect note quotes ABE MARTIN urging civility amid turbulent times. It warns that rash actions could spoil the country and stresses the value of courtesy to avoid illness and disorder in difficult periods.
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John B. Dilla Cao
Forest policy: cooperative era or drastic measures ahead
The text argues that private ownership of public forests harms reforestation and seed supply. It stresses the need for greater federal forest land use and expanded cooperative forestry between government and industry, warning that failure could push toward more drastic national security actions.
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Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Notable Figures Highlight Air Power Visionary
Clifford Harmon, a pioneering American aviator and founder of the International Aviators League, proposed a plan for a League of Nations air force composed of aviators from all nations to prevent war. He received the first U.S. aviator’s license and endowed Harmon flying trophies. The edition also notes Arbor Day in Louisiana and a Cat, Pigeon and Rabbit show in Indianapolis.
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Louisiana
Oklahoma City
Okla
Indianapolis
Ind
Clifford Harmon
League of Nations
International Aviators League
Harmon
Notable Early American Figures and Births
The record lists Alexander Hamilton born in the West Indies and died in New York City on July 12, 1807. It notes Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell University, born at Westchester Landing, New York, died in Ithaca on December 9, 1874. It also references Sir John A. Macdonald as the first premier of the Dominion.
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Alexander Hamilton
West Indies
New New York City
Ezra Cornell
Cornell
Westchester Landing
N. Y
Ithaca
Sir John Macdonald
Dominion
Notable Deaths and Historical Milestones Through History
A compact record lists prominent figures born or died across years including Francis Scott Key in 1780, Lord Curzon in 1925, and Bayard Taylor in 1878. It notes the 1785 relocation of U.S. government to New York, plus Yale president Timothy Dwight’s 1917 death and Vassar College’s 1861 incorporation.
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Canada
Gas
Kow
Ottawa
Bayard Vayler
Chester County
Berliln
Germany
Widlian James
New York
Chocorua
N. IL
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Frederick County
Lord Curzon
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Timothy Dwight
Yale College
Vassar Female College
Ren. F. Butler
Dwight W. Morrow Birthday Note Honoring Ambassador
Today marks the birthday of Dwight W. Morrow former U S ambassador to Mexico born in Huntington West Virginia fifty six years ago. Scott Wilson chief justice of the state is also mentioned in the brief birthday homage.
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Dwicht W. Morrow
U.S
Mexico
Hluntington
W. Va
Scott Wilson
Maine Supreme Court birth anniversaries mark 69 years
The item notes anniversaries of notable figures born today including the Maine Supreme Court located in Falmouth born 69 years ago, Thomas Dixon author of The Clansman born in Shelby 66 years ago, William Spry GLO commissioner born in Singland 65 years ago, and Miss Aliee Paul national advisory chair of the National Woman's Party born Moorestown New Jersey 44 years ago.
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Supreme Court of Maine
Falmouth
Maine
Thomas Dixon
Shelby
William Spry
General Land Office
Singland
Aliee Paul
National Woman’s Party
Moorestown
N. J
Development of guides and teachers favored today
The passage favors the growth of a guide or teacher who leads weaker minds toward knowledge rather than a traditional school. It notes a mercurial disposition and delicate conception, suggesting a dual occupation depending on early mind trends. It emphasizes digging deep into matters.
Invisible Experimental British Plane In Flight Test
The British government develops an experimental aircraft nearly invisible in flight and built from a glasslike unbreakable material, showcasing advances in stealth and materials science.
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Wabash Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
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Jardine
Abe Martin
National Forest
William M. Jardine
Wiliam M. Jardine
Oneida County
Idaho
Agricultural Colleee
Utah
University of Illnois
Michigan Agricultural College
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Elgris Savings & Trust
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Lyal
Dr. H. D. Reynolds
Masonic Temple
Miller
Elyria Savings and Trust
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