Visionary Elyrian Arthur L Garford remembered
Obituary tribute recounts Arthur L. Garford as a dynamic industrialist and civic leader in Elyria. He organized twenty local enterprises, led in banking and education, served on university boards, and supported churches and charities. His family, public service, and progressive politics defined a remarkable life ending at 74.
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Arthur L. Garford
Garford
Chamber of Commerce
Congregational Church
Elyria
Country Club
Ohio
United States
Church Society
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
Elyrian
Bombing at Changchun Station Claims Japanese Leader
The report states Hsia Hsu of Manchukuo was killed in the Changchun railway station bombing and Japan's supreme commander General Nobuyoshi Muto was seriously injured.
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Hsia-Hsu
Manchukuo
Changchun
Nobuyoshi Muto
Japan
Today’s anniversaries reveal famous births in history
Anniversaries list notable birthdays from 1712 to 1833 highlighting Fredrick the Great Charles J Fox Andrew Ellicott Henry Barnard Henry J Raymond Joseph H Choate and Joseph W Drexel with birthplaces and death dates noted in concise form.
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Fredrick the Great
Prussia
Charles J. Fox
Andrew Ellicott
Bucks Co
West Pont
N. Y
Henry Barnard
America
Hartford
Conn
Henry J. Raymond
Philadelphia native dies in New York in 1888
A person born in Philadelphia passes away in New York on March 25, 1888, marking the end of a life that began in Pennsylvania's largest city.
Gold Discovery in California Sparks 1848 Quiet Rush
In 1848 gold was discovered in California fueling a rapid influx of settlers, transforming local economies and signaling the start of a dramatic migration era in the region.
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California
England
North Sea
Obituaries and Birth Records of Noted American Figures
Judge Robert Grant of Boston novelist born there celebrated, aged $1 years ago. Charlies R. Flint once famed merchant banker born Thomaston Maine three years ago. Joseph Rosier president of West Virginia State Norman School Fairmont born Wil sonburg W Va sixty three years ago. Charles F. Abbott executive director of the American Institute of Steel Construction New York born Concord N H fifty seven years ago. Samuel E. Thomason Chicago and Florida newspaper publisher born Chicago fifty years ago. Albert R. Erskine president of Studebaker Corporation born Huntsville Alabama sixty two years ago. Dr Thomas A Jaggar noted
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Robert Grant
Boston
Charlies R. Flint
Thomaston
Maine
Joseph Rosier
West Virginia
Fairmont
Wilsonburg
W. Va
Charles F. Abbott
American Institute of Steel Construction
New York
Concord
N. H
Samuel E. Thomason
Chicago
Florida
Albert R. Erskine
Studebaker Corporation
Huntsville
Ala
Thomas A. Jaggar
Voice of the People protests council on economy and indigent care
Elyria citizens press for city budget discipline and lower indigent care costs. The writer notes two hospital bids, 5.15 and 4.50 dollars per day, urging adoption of the cheaper rate to save tax funds. He criticizes council members who supported the higher rate despite pledges to economy and a balanced budget.
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Elyria
Rhodes
Fairlawn Ave
Character and aims of a sensitive yet sound mind
The passage notes a delicate temperament paired with good intent and potential for success. It observes limited popularity among ordinary people but cites strong friendships and a tendency toward achieving goals. It emphasizes a rare, overlooked inner strength and careful life pursuit.
Movement Upward: Knowledge Fuels Conscious Responsibility
The quote argues that human progress is real and realigned by advancing knowledge. It emphasizes that progress requires conscious effort and implies moral responsibility for guiding that advancement.
Steel Rope Perfected For Extreme Conditions
A new rope made of chrome nickel stainless steel operates safely up to 1650 degrees and is claimed fully resistant to corrosion from acids alkalis and fumes.
Garden Language in Amateur Gardening Speech
A playful note on how amateur gardeners call spades by many names leading to colorful jargon and miscommunications in hobby circles.
Fingerprint Dactylography Defined as Identification Study
The article explains fingerprint analysis as the scientific method of using unique ridge patterns for personal identification. It describes baselines, loop whorls and arch patterns and notes its growing role in crime investigations and civil records.
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The
San Antonio Express
Roanoke Times
China
Muto
Voice OF
People
Chronicle-Telegram
Philadelphia
Homer L. Shantz
University of Arizona
Kent Co
Mich
George R. Throop
Washington University
St. Louis
Boydsville
Tenn
Jeremiah Milbank
New York City
Beatrice Harraden
Chesterfield Radio Program
Columbia Coast-To-Coast Network
Liccer & Myers Topacco Co
Sallys
Gil
Dycanaba Dally Press
Masonic Temple
GEO. R. Allen & Son
General Insurance
Alfred Alten
Second St
Financial Statement OF the
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank
State of Ohio
Lorain County
A. Hewitt
Northern Savings & Loan Company
Eoseee Ae
Jas. A. Hewitt
A. D
Eugene W. Hubbard
C. J. Helfrich
H. J. Egolf
Geo. M. Day
Northern Savings &Loan Company
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