Clare George Publisher and Editor Elysian Daily Elyria
The notice lists Clare George as editor and publisher with publication details including frequency and prices. It notes post office classification and advertising agencies in Chicago New York Detroit and Ohio distribution regions. The item reads like a historical newspaper masthead fragment with prices per year and carrier rates.
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Elyria
Co Nt
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Cigar Explodes Moments After Light, Smoke Pours Out
A smoker lit a cigar and smoke poured from it before the cigar exploded in a sudden blast. No injuries reported. Fire crews investigated the incident at the scene.
City Urges Study of Gas Rates Informing City Fight
Elyria officials propose delaying a compromise gas rate ordinance to allow an exhaustive survey modeled on Cleveland practice. They urge consulting Cleveland figures such as Hopkins and Baker to learn survey methods and costs, aiming to save consumers by pressuring the Public Utilities Commission.
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Council
Public Utilities Commission
Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
A. B. Roberts
William R. Hopkins
Gas Co
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Harry R. Allensworth
Columbus
Hopkins
Kerr
Elyrian
Spencer Reeder
Newton D. Baker Law Firm
Elyrians
Wold
West Virginia
Ohio River
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Ometime
The Silent Observer on truth in music teaching and money
The piece questions whether music teachers should disclose the full costs to pupils before they spend. It plays with dialogue about business and assets, ending with a quip about loneliness in Joe's car conversation.
What is your son taking at college
All Ive sot. Some Fellows Take Their Rabbit s Foot the Darndest Places and Still Expect It to Bring Em Good Luck.
Stop and Shoot—Indignant Look Sparks Salary Cut
Film producer pressures actor to display anger and then cuts pay after a tense exchange. The crew reshoots as cameras click while the pro ducer pushes for a sharper expression and the actor retorts.
Notary Hopeful Drops Charge After Four Years Study
A quip about a man who spent four years studying to be a notary public then gave it up. The cartoonish verse mocks haste and caution as a warning about driving fast or slow and the chance of collision.
Kansas towns revive hitching posts as farmers revert to horses
Farmers in several Kansas towns are returning to horse-powered transport as tractors and cars fall out of use. They feed horses with grain grown on farms and lack funds for gas and oil, prompting a shift back to traditional hitching posts.
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Kansas
Quips and quips a 19th century auction note and jokes
An 1850 Kentucky auction bill quotes a sentiment about thrift and progress. The piece juxtaposes city life and jokes about licensing and undress and ends noting a lavish budget for a society bud in the eastern 400. It observes garment costs flowing to labor and profits.
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Kentucky
New York
United States
Notable American Figures Births and Deaths Anniversary Row
A commemorative list chronicles anniversaries of historic Americans and prominent figures. It notes births and deaths including Benjamin Franklin born in Boston and died in Philadelphia, Charles Brockden Brown in Philadelphia, Thandeus Fairbanks in Brimfield and buried at St Johns, Caleb Cushing from Salisbury, George S. Houston in Tennessee, Mrs Henry Wood, Don M Dickinson of Michigan, with assorted dates and places.
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Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Philadelphia
Charles Brockden Brown
Thandeus Fairbanks
Brimfield
Mass
St. Johnsbury
Caleb Cushing
Massachusetts
Jatist
Dorn
Salisbury
Newburyport
Georges. Houston
Alabama
U.S
Williamson Co
Tenn
Athens
Ala
Henry Wood
Don M. Dickinson
Michigan
Port Ontario
Siamese twins 1891 death noted with Bancroft milestone
In 1874 Cheng and Eng died aged 63 and 11 months, while 1891 American historian George Bancroft died at age 90. The 1917 act confirmed sovereignty claims in the West Indies by the United States.
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Cheng
Eng
George Bancroft
West Indies
United States
Notable Births of Public Figures from Early 20th Century
Alvan Macauley Parkard Motor president born Wheeling West Virginia 61 years ago. Dr Robert M Hutchins University of Chicago president born Brooklyn New York 34 years. Edgar Rickard New York mining engineer close Hoover associate born France 59 years. Cora W Stewart Kentucky Moonlight Schools founder born Kentucky 53 years ago. Morris Gest New York City theatrical producer born Russia 52 years. Carl Laemmle moving picture magnate born Germany 66 years ago. David Lloyd George Britain's WWI prime minister born 70 years ago. Admiral Sir David Beatty Britain's naval head in WWI born 62 years ago.
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Alvan Macauley
Parkard Motor
Wheeling
West Virginia
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edgar Rickard
New York
Hoover
France
Cora W. Stewart
Kentucky
Moonlight Schools
Morris Gest
New York City
Russia
Carl] Laemmle
Germany
David Lloyd George
Britain
Sir David Beatty
Today’s Horoscope Hermit Life and Travel Caution
A rugged life favors solitude for study or meditation with a crusty exterior hiding a patient observer. Travel brings misfortune, so stay within a limited sphere of action and rely on friends who see past the surface.
Minister Read Vows In Frigid River Bank Wedding
In 15 degrees below zero, Percy Edwards and Florence Bourcy wed on a Grantsburg river bank as Rev. John Fredenbaugh officiated by lantern light. Their Minnesota license proved void in Wisconsin, prompting a move to nearby Minnesota territory for the ceremony.
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Grantsburg
Percy Edwards
Florence Bourcy
John Fredenbaugh
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pine County
Philadelphia Brigade Park to be turned over to U.S. Government
The city will transfer the Philadelphia Brigade Park, a ten acre-plus area west of the Hagerstown Turnpike, to the United States Government in the coming year to honor local military valor. The park houses a Union brigade site and commemorates Philadelphians who served.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Civil War Ground Sold for Park Plan
City bought the site in 1902 from the Philadelphia Brigade Association, a veterans group. The plot will be included in the Federal battlefield park surrounding the Philadelphia area.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Brigade Association
Federal Battlefield Park
Cigar legend at Norton College marked by a naming ceremony
Norton College in Williams Point holds a cigar associated with Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, once gifted to Horace Norton. After the museum display was dropped, alumni staged a formal smoking ceremony with Winstead Norton, Horace Norton’s grandson, chosen as honoree.
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Chicago
IUP
Norton College
Willams Point
Grant
Horace Norton
Winstead Norton
Walter Johnson Linked to Wichita Manager Post
Walter Johnson legendary pitcher and former Washington Senators manager may take the helm of the Wichita ball club in the Western League. George Siedhoff, president of the Wichita Sports Association, says he plans to extend Johnson a formal proposal. Johnson’s home is in Coffeyville, Kansas.
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Big Train
Wichita
Kan
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
George Siedhoff
Wichita Sports Association
Johnson
Coffeyville
Early Railways Used Horses and Mules for Power
The first railways both here and abroad operated with animal power, using horses or mules to pull carts and carriages along the tracks. This reflects the transition from wagonways to steam era technology and shows how early lines relied on live power before engines dominated.
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Elyria Dental Clinic
Cavagna Bros
Elyria Hardware Co
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