Trail From Toledo to Cincinnati Proposed in Ohio Memorial Plan
Ohio lawmakers consider a bill by Senator Miles S Kuhns to create a memorial park and a trail from Toledo to Cincinnati to mark Indian campaigns and early frontier sites. A 245000 dollar appropriation would fund markers along the route with a 15 member unpaid committee and ex officio members from the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society. The plan traces south from Toledo visiting Fort Miami, Fallen Timbers, Fort Meigs, and Hulls march sites, then forks north to Upper Sandusky and Xenia and continues to Cincinnati with east and west forks passing by Clark, Bowmen, Logan, and Hamilton era locations.
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Dayton
Toledo
Cincinnati
George Rogers Clark
Oho State Archaeological and Historical Society
Eax
Ohio
Miami
Fallen Timbers
Fort Meigs
Bowling Green
Findlay
Old Fort Findlay
Hull
Tupper
Fort McArthur
Kenton
Upper Sandusky
Crawford
Tiffin
Fremont
Fort Stephenson
Lake Erie
Perry
Zanesfield Wapatomica
Urbana
Field
Wapakoneta
Simon Kenton
Platt
Kenton Stockade
Piqua
Mad River
Clark, Bowman
Logan
Xenia
Yellow Springs
Clifton Gorge
Henrietta Church Schedules and Local Games Update
Reformed Church H E Settlaze divine worship 10 09 Sunday school 11 00 M E Church E L Melsenbach worship 11 00 Sunday school 10 00 No evening service Evangelical Church Chas Holzworth worship 9 45 Sunday school 10 45 Henrietta teams traveled to Birmingham for an independent basketball doubleheader Boys 39 15 loss Girls 27 7 win Spelling contest reps named for county event in Wellington January 26 Grades eighth Ida May Buckley Rosa Rostas seventh Pearl Krieg Robert Latteman sixth Lucile Warren Krieg fifth Lois Portman Helen Cherry fourth Phyllis Swiers Phyllis Portman third Gerald Leimbach Gronsky second Julia Gede Wesley Swiers Local teams to meet Brownhelm January 26 at Brownhelm.
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M. E
E. L. Melsenbach
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Henrietta
Birmingham
Wellington
Ida May Buckley
Rosa Rostas
Pearl Krieg
Robert Latteman
Lucile
Warren Krieg
Lois Portman
Helen Cherry
Phillis Swiers
Phyllis Portman
Gerald Leimbach
Gronsky
Julia Gede
Wesley Swiers
Brownhelm
Coolidge Leaves Capital Blamed on Smoke Pollution
President Coolidge has avoided Washington for long stretches citing dangerous smoky air. Citations note heavy coal use and widespread soot from bituminous coal and automobiles, urging reforms and cleaner fuel. The article mentions his vacations to Virginia, Georgia, and Florida in search of cleaner air and hints at city officials lax enforcement.
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Washington
Coolidge
National
Pittsburgh
White House
Treasury
State
War
Navy
Executive Mansion
Cincinnati
Hic
Anas
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
President’s week end residence near Washington envisioned
A recent communication suggests it would be pleasant for the President to spend weekends at a presidential residence away from Washington. The note recalls Grover Cleveland’s Cleveland Park residence, noting that in his day it was rural and distant from the smoky city ambiance of the capital.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland Park
Twin coat could aid criminals in flight say London tailor
London tailor S. Benjamin claims a reversible two style coat can look like a fine overcoat or a gabardine raincoat when turned inside out or out. Demonstrations show rapid garment transformation and Benjamin says the invention suits those who cannot afford two coats, despite police concerns.
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London
S. Benjamin
Benjamin
Glasgow Edict Forces Lassies To Hide Knees
Glasgow workers in the civic tea room face a 13 inch knee length limit set by the city. Waitresses protest as the new rule requires skirts to end thirteen inches above the ground, shortening their hemlines by several inches and sparking talk of quitting. Local officials defend the policy as proper dress.
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Glasgow
Glasgow Corporation
British Bible Must Have a Black Cover
London report from the British and Foreign Bible Society shows a strong preference for black Bible covers among English readers. Publishing superintendent G Gowan notes black covers endure wear and symbolize sacredness, while tropical markets favor brighter colors and no black Bibles are sent to South America.
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London
Tropics
British and Foreign Bible Society
G. Gowan
South America
Bourne
Red to Prevailing Color in Spring Fashion
Bradford report notes red will dominate women outfits this spring with necklines laces beads bracelets anklets parasols and adornments in vivid red. Many other original gown shades are manufactured while pastels provide the best fit. Ten new shades are listed: Rosy dawn lagoon flirt elf musketeer pewter rustic plantation coxcomb and tarragon.
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Bradford
Eng
England
Rustic
Plantation
Coxcomb
Tarragon
Scotland Yard guards half a million fingerprint prints
London. Detective-Inspector Greville testified to the House of Assizes that Scotland Yard holds more than 500000 fingerprint prints. He said the archives are certified and catalogued for quick retrieval, noting that since 1901 over 256000 identifications have been made by fingerprints with no recorded errors.
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London
Scotland Yard
Greville
Vicar Attacks Bridesmaids Wreath Head Coverings
London readers report the vicar of Crowley Green Hertfordshire Rev C H BloIs Bishop protests a modern trend of bridesmaids wearing only a wreath of flowers as head covering in church He argues that women must wear proper coverings such as hats or veils dating the practice to about 2000 years of church custom and referencing Saint Pauls teaching in First Epistle to the Corinthians about head coverings for prayer or prophecy.
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London
C. H. Blois Bisshop
Crowley Green
Hertfordshire
St. Paul
Mr. Bisshop
Paul
Navajo Women Rule In Reservation Under Study
Washington report notes Navajo women as power on the reservation with grandmothers usually leading the family. Fr H Kneale reports women prepare for later rulership by learning tribal tasks such as cooking washing garment making weaving and sheep herding while men handle farming hunting and major duties.
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Washington
United States
Indiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Fr. H. Kneale
Interior Department
Indian Relics Exhibit Captivates Berlin Audience
Berlin hosts an exhibition of American Indian relics ranging from household implements to scalps, drawing broad local interest and curiosity about distant cultures.
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Berlin
Gettysburg College to Plant Thirteen Oak Trees
The Gettysburg college campus will plant thirteen oak trees in April to symbolize the thirteen original colonies. The Gettysburg chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will sponsor the trees with student chapter cooperation for suitable ceremonies.
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College Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs Harrison Eustis Trains Dogs For the Blind
Mrs Harrison Eustis, formerly of Philadelphia and now living in Mont Pelerin Switzerland, trains dogs as guides and companions to assist blind persons in walking.
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Harrison Eustis
Philadelphia
Mont Pelerin
Switzerland
Kiddies Need a Tonic for Puny Children Ad
An old advertisement promotes Mc Coy's Tablets for pale listless children. It claims sugar coating makes them easy to take, and offers sixty tablets for 69 cents with a 30 day money back guarantee if no improvement. The copy urges anxious mothers to buy at any drug store in America.
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America
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