Controversial Calls for Race Improvement by Kellogg
Dr Kellogg warns of degeneration in modern civilization and urges drastic lifestyle changes to improve national health. He cites declines in American stature, diet deficiencies, and widespread anemia while advocating outdoor activity, vegetarian diet, and higher milk intake to restore vigor and prevent extinction.
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John Harvey Welloge
Kellogg
Dr. Kellogg
Albert Henry Wigegain
Crimea
Henry Fairfield Osborn
United States
Welloge
America
Governor Donahey Sees Tax Reform and Local Control Urged
The governor’s second inauguration message urges home rule in local taxation, limits on indebtedness, and a shift from bonds to pay as you go. It praises Ohio’s finances, suggests trimming the $120 million education requests, and backs a $100000 investigation fund to curb inflated public service rate hikes.
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Ohio
Elyria
Public Utilities Commission
Postal clerks forced into dishonesty by pay, judge says
A New York judge linked stamp misuse by postal workers to inadequate pay and government policy. He noted long service yet low wages, and he set a June 1 deadline for proof of honest conduct while leaving career prospects uncertain. The piece argues pay policy as a root cause of wrongdoing.
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Francis Winslow
New York
Congress
Anniversary roundup and scattered notes across history
A miscellany of past anniversaries and birthdates. notes on figures like Prince Arthur of Connaught and Lord Balfour of Burleigh, plus oblique references to events from 1733 to 1934. Also mentions of modern concerns and social commentary on labor, health campaigns, and literary culture.
Roundup of inaugurations and conventions opening today
Eighty five years ago the Lexington steamer burned with 140 lives lost. Clarence J. Morley is inaugurated as Colorado governor. Wyoming’s eighteenth legislature opens with Republicans in control. New Jersey holds its annual session with major measures planned. The Benjamin Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia debuts with a formal opening dinner. Episcopal Council of Women for Home Missions meets in Atlantic City. Southwide Baptist Organized Class Conference gathers in Shreveport. Bishop Brown’s heresy case undergoes a Cleveland review. Real estate leaders attend the National Association of Real Estate Boards annual midwinter convention in Dallas. Conventions also opening today in Kansas City and Denver among others.
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Long Island Sound
Lexington
Colorado
Clarence J. Morley
Wyoming
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Atlantic City
Episcopal Council of Women For Home Missions
South
Shreveport
William M. Brown
Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Communion
Bishop Brown
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Dallas
Kansas City
Western Retail Implement and Hardware Association
Denver
Veterinary Medical Association
Morbid Morbidity in the Aftermath of Oklahoma Schoolhouse Fire
The piece reflects on morbid definitions and the aftermath of a fire that killed 34 people in an Oklahoma schoolhouse. It notes souvenir hunters taking fragments of charred furniture while arguing the era’s morbid fixation pervades many minds and is neither pleasant nor worthy.
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Oklahoma
We’re Pittin’ Out of Miami Too Many Palms
Public note from ABE MARTIN about marriage reflections and a wintering nephew in the South. The piece lightly observes how a feller learns what he would have done after a year of marriage.
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Miami
Palms
South Africa Boys Choir entertains at Congregational Church
A well attended program by the South Africa Boys choir thrilled Congregational churchgoers. City Council to recheck voters on Lake water project after initial failure due to a legal technicality. Banks raise deposit rate to 4 percent. R W Hill elected cashier at Savings Deposit Bank replacing A L Garford who resigns. Charles Crehore resigns from Crehore Fauver Robson firm. Elyria Telephone Co reports 625 phones in use, up 175 from last year.
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South Africa
Congregational Church
R. W. Hill
The
Savings Deposit Bank
A. L. Garford
Charles Crehore
Crehore, Fauver
Poem about the ivy’s persistence and decay
The ivy climbs ruins and dead graves, feeding on mould and soil. It thrives while civilizations fade, clinging to old oaks as it spreads across stone and dust. The ivy is described as a rare plant that endures through ages and remains green.
Denver Aims to Host Colorado State Bowling Tournament
Denver planners move to stage the annual Colorado State bowling tournament in the last week of March. The event gathers teams from across the state to compete for the title and honors.
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Denver
The Ivy Clings as Man Builds Stateliest Scenery
A verse line from Charles Dickens likens a lone plant to Ivy feeding on the past, suggesting nature’s endurance as grand human structures rise and fade in memory. The speaker reflects on time and beauty through a poetic image of ivy consuming history.
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Charles Dickens
British official Lord Thomson speaks in America
Brigadier General Lord Thomson, once Secretary of State for Air in Ramsay MacDonald’s cabinet, has drawn many speaking invitations since his arrival in the United States. He is noted as the most distinguished of numerous British visitors in the current schedule.
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Labor
Labor Party
Labor Commission
Ireland
Rull
Lord Thomson
Cardington
Mashonaland
Supreme War Council
America
St Labor
Frank Hodges
Admiralty
Hodges
Tonway Mac Don Said
Labor Pa
England
Hodess
Miners’ Union
Britewes
Mem- Lot
Modges
Air
Ramsay MacDonald
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Auétt Sureau
Chesilation
Second Street
Odie
Elyria Postoffice
City
Lorain
State of
A. E. Claude Isa Chica
Dearborn Street
Ming W Tork
Fifth Avenue
Donahey
Mit
Peter
Shen
Charleston
D. C
Georgia
Britain
Bonaparte
Woodbury Langdown
Continental Congress
Portsmouth
N. H
Truston Polk
Missouri
Paul Henry
Boyerstown
Robert W. Archbald
U. S
William J. Bryan
A. A. Murphree
University of Florida
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Union of South Africa
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
Oscar King Davis
National Foreign Trade Council
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Morton D. Hull
Illinois
Chicago
Charlotte, N. C
North Carolina
Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
Boston
New England
Electrical Credit Association
Hodces
House of Commons
Douwutiees Gee
Collier
Department of Self
Gorgas
Philadelphia Ledger
Harry Addiwell
McGuffey
Dantzig
Connecticut
ABE_MARTIN
Lears
West Ave
Crooks & Slater
Pittsburgh
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Broad Street
Roehl
Soline
Roehl Oil Co
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