A Blow at Democracy in New York Assembly
The Christian Advocate reprints an editorial denouncing New York State Assembly actions that unseated five elected Socialist Assemblymen. It argues the move harms representation, likens it to political persecution, and warns it could deepen unrest and aid socialist influence while urging reversal pending investigation.
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E Christian Advocate
New York
Assembly
State of
Victor Berger
House
United States
Five Assembly
Charles Evans Sfughes
Legis
Ncern
Amenea
State House
Ate
Speaker Sweet
Boost for a Free Public Library Plan
A fragment from an American Library Association letter urges officials to fund libraries as essential civic infrastructure. It notes national income for libraries at 16.5 million with potential to rise sixfold, reveals only 27 percent of counties host a 5,000 volume library, and calls cities to support adequate service. It cites a local city with 20 000 volumes as an example of larger libraries.
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The
American Association
United
American Library Association
United States
Ria
One Hundred Percent City Urges Fully Funded Elyria Library
The plea argues 30 000 volumes should be freely accessible like streets and air, enabling self culture and education for all. It calls for better housing, secure income, and city support to ensure the library reaches its full potential and growth.
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Elyria
Lorain Gas Price Rise Explained by Water Shortage
Lorain city officials raised gas prices citing long standing low pressure that left water heating and bathing nearly impossible. Residents and new carriers described desperate conditions, with some saying heat and baths became intolerable after months of shortage. The piece frames the price increase as a necessary response to severe utilities strain.
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Lorain
Wender
Lyndhurst country place tale echoes a society rite
An excerpt notes a Massachusetts forty acre farm dubbed Lyndhurst owned by Luella’s uncle, used by their social set as a summer retreat. The piece, with satire, mentions deception, conscience, and social status rituals, then shifts to assorted witticisms and anecdotes about money, aviation, poetry, and sugar markets.
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Luella
Lyndhurst
Massachusetts
Bytenan
James Frothingham Binks
Frothinghamshire
Berkshires
Maig wen Auhentic Powder Touted for Ailments
A short, unverified claim promotes Maig wen Auhentic Powder as a remedy for indigestion and various ailments. The text uses dubious wording and lacks identifiable authorities or verifiable details.
Jessie Stephens Steps Toward Parliament from Bermondsey
Miss Jessie Stephens, described as energetic and well informed, has risen from domestic service to win a seat on the Bermondsey borough council. She asserts a woman's place is at home yet believes municipal work is the first step toward parliament and plans to balance home duties while advancing other women to better homes.
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Jessie Stepite
Lady Astor
Jessie Stephens
House of Commons
Mole Stephens
Reading
Miss Stephens
Ay - Bermondsey
Burch
London
ABE MARTIN Muses on Offices and a Cold Hall Origin
ABE MARTIN notes many offices lie in wait for those with the price. Mies Tawney Apple asserts the shimmy began in a cold hall, framing a sly local aside about opportunity and origin.
MAS LOWERY SISTER OF AUGUST CHAMBERS OF OBERLIN
Elizabeth Lowrey 69 a longtime Lerain resident died Saturday evening after a illness. Survived by husband Alexander Lowrey and children Frances Thorpeun Nellie Charles Dufford Harry Oscar Ralph Jamie Young. Also two grandchildren and several siblings and in-laws. Final rites held at Seventh Street ME Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Lorgin
Elizabeth
Lowrey
Lerain
Gaddale Avenue
Navering
Alexander Lawrey
Frances Thorpeun
Nellie
Charles Dufford
Harry
Oscar
Ralph
Jamey
Grant
Frankie Barks
William Gray
Cleveland
Cora Frazier
William Chambers
Idaho
Abrshan Chambers
Helena
Nont
August Chambers
Gerlin
Fred Chambers
Acatele
Seventh Street
Elmwood
Girls to Make Homecraft A Directory of Fun
A 1920 guide by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey describes making a homecraft card file to organize recipes games crafts and party ideas. It outlines color coded cards for recipes parties handcrafts and favors with alphabetized notes and clipping ideas from newspapers and magazines.
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Carolyn Sherwin Bailey
Jin
Chocolate Soldier Pleased Sandusky Audience Monday
The Chocolate Soldier drew a capacity crowd at the Hialto theatre in Sandusky last evening. Manager Himeiing reports the performance was highly successful with strong praise for Robi Tiood as the year’s best, while promising tonight’s show will surpass it. The music charm and elaborate costumes were noted as highlights.
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Hialto Theatre
Himeiing
Sandusky
Robi Tiood
Boys plan a drill corps with homemade wooden guns
In a 1920 article Grant M. Fyde explains how boys can form a soldier drill corps even without real firearms. He outlines crafting wooden guns from heavy paper patterns, pine or sypris stock, sanding and varnishing, plus crude triggers from cigar box wood. Designs include a single lock and a double hammer lock using improvised parts.
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Grant M. Fyde
Uncle Bob
Sonny
Anal
Hunting Eye
J. HH Millar
Buried Teeth Bite: Tomain Wan Burnt D and L7-Joe Liwis
Tomain Wan Burnt D and L7-Joe Liwis feature in a compact report detailing recent developments involving these figures. The item highlights actions, affiliations, and outcomes linked to the two individuals within the stated context.
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Tomain Wan
Teraun Dan
Joe Liwis
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. It promises dark, glossy, youthful-looking hair by applying with a sponge or brush, claiming no telltale gray after use and noting it is a cosmetic, not medical treatment.
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Wyeth
Wreth
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Promote Digestive Balance
An advertisement touts NR Tablets as a safe plan to strengthen and harmonize the digestive system. It claims the product benefits the liver bowels and kidneys, relieves biliousness constipation and sick headache and offers lasting wellness with occasional use. The copy warns against harsh laxatives and suggests a 2c c box sold guaranteed by local druggists.
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J. A. Nkert
January Sale Slashes Prices on Boys Suits and Coats
The Robinson & Slancock Co offers reduced prices on Litt Boys' suits, overcoats and mackinaws during a limited January sale. Stock is limited, arrive early to save.
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The
Robinson & Slancock Co
Robinson & Hancock Co
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