Spiritual Rebound in Schools Tied to Classics Rise
Princeton Dean Dr A F West notes a strong spiritual reaction in U S schools to classical study. Across secondary schools Latin enrollments outpace all other languages while Greek gains modestly. Colleges show little growth though interest widens in France and Great Britain.
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Princeton
A F West
Princeton University
Wrest
West
America
France
Great Britain
Farm immigration debate debated by Dr. Taylor
The article notes Dr. Alonzo E. Taylor opposes farmer immigrant preferences as a national policy. He argues farm labor demand is seasonal and automation reduces need, urging landowners to improve tenant quality rather than seek more farms. He cautions European peasants lack motive to emigrate and urges price readjustment before easing restrictions.
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Alonzo E. Taylor
Country Gentleman
Taylor
United States
Europe
England
Humanitarian concerns rise above taxation in public talk
At a Toledo gathering, Congressman Davey asked women about legislative interests. They cited child labor, world peace, disarmament, women’s federal prisons, world court entry, education, resource conservation, marriage and divorce laws, and law enforcement plus repeal of alcohol prohibition.
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Davey
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Toledo
United States
World Court
Department of Education
Washington
Old World Film Debate Sparks Parental Disapproval
The article notes that parents find most appealing films for youth unfit, leaving a narrow selection restrained by concerns. The discussion centers on movie choices and societal standards in entertainment.
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Marion
British lord links motor car to class differences
A British lord argues the rise of motor cars has widened social divides. The remark references Martins Ferry and suggests the new mobility changes affect class perception and status.
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Martins Ferry
Yesterday's Ohio Today Anniversary Recap
A dated list of anniversaries and birthdays with multiple entries from 1808 to 1922. Notable mentions include DeNerson Davis Confederate states, Bennet Vouley California provisional government, and Leonard Calvert. Also lists monarchs and organizations as context.
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Ohio
DeNerson Davis
Confederate Oates of
Amer
Boman
New Orleana
National events mark birth anniversaries and conventions today
Centenary of Chas E Graham noted. Jefferson Davis anniversary observed. King George birthday noted. Canada Governor General hosts garden party at Ottawa Government House. In Kansas City 100000 expected for Imperial Council Mystic Shrine convention. Memphis hosts United Confederate Veterans reunion. Florida holds Democratic primary for national convention delegates and state offices. Raleigh hosts international road building and maintenance demonstration with engineers in attendance.
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Maryland
Leonard Calvert
Old St Marys
Florida
Jefferson Davis
Baron Bray of
Vimy
Canada
Greece
Chaumont
Marne
Miller
George V of
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London
Chase Graham
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Governor General
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Ottawa
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Memphis
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Raleigh
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Komical Telegrams with Eisenberg and Presidential Talk
Local notes joke about Steve Leser running for state Eagles president while Jim Hewitt’s daughter teaches, and a Elyria return. Cleveland prepares for the Republican convention with entertainment plans for delegates, hotels, and media.
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Ohin
Jim Hewitt
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Steve Sroid
Elyria
Cleveland
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Senators
Fords
Hearst
Arthur
Fragmentary Note on Local Meetings and Depots
A garbled OCR fragment mentions waiters hats, a convention, and a potential new depot. It references a board, hospital, and a depot location with unclear dates and names, plus questions about decisions in Cleveland.
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Zor
Welands Depot Bb
Charlit Nemre
Cleveland
Way of the World notes sacrifice and leadership
Grove Patterson discusses Jeremiah Smith a Boston native serving as League of Nations Commissioner for Hungary. Smith moves from a luxurious Budapest hotel to a cheaper room to avoid urging sacrifices in tariffs while others suffer, illustrating personal citizenship. The piece also critiques Princeton alumni and Syracuse University Chancellor Flint on leadership and wartime views.
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Jeremiah Smith
Boston
League of Nations
Hungary
South
Budapest
War talk and aviation visions in early American discourse
The piece notes students and friends opposing wars while recounting Army Reserve enlistment and a general call for peace. It cites Lieut Parker Van Zandt predicting growth of air guided flights and personal flying machines, then recalls a New York judge’s ethics code for women and amusing asides.
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Parker van Zandt
Us 4
United States
Kochendorfer
Long Taland
New York State
Street name change and civic projects in Elyria
Fifteen years ago Psat Broad street replaced NAME Or SUGAR RIUGE Street at residents requests. Elyria Iron & Steel Co won permission to raise a dam near its plant to store more water for summer. Citizens opposed yet the project proceeded. Eagles received consent to a street carnival after posting a ten thousand dollar bond to cover possible damage. Helen Hale and William Hodge, former Elyria residents, were wed in Cleveland. The Elyria Post Office was upgraded from second to first class. 1918 receipts totaled 42986.
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Psat Broad
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Helen Hale
William Hodge
Cleveland
Elyria
Moava Suppositories Offer Quick Pile Relief
A doctor claims Moava Suppositories provide fast cure for piles. The ad promises rapid relief from pain soreness and distress with a money back guarantee if dissatisfied. It notes effectiveness even in long standing cases and urges readers to follow directions.
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Co W Phillins
Lake Shore Railroad Ends Suit Over Water Bill
The Lake Shore Railroad settled the city’s suit by paying 1248 dollars for water used in filling its new engines.
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THE
Lake Shore Railroad
Viscount Taktaaki Kato Dominates After Japanese Government Overthrow
The Kenseikai party gains control as Viscount Takaaki Kato, longtime former prime minister and ambassador, becomes the island empire’s strongest figure. The Kilgoura party’s unpopular rule followed Prince Regent Hirohito’s marriage, earning the label Imperial Wedding Cabinet.
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Takaaki Kato
Kiyoura
Japan
Viscount Takaaki
Kenneikai Party
Kato
Baron Y Tomasaburo Kato
Great Britain
Kenseikai Party
House of Representatives
Kilgoura Party
Hirohito
Chamberlain Medicine Co. Offer for Cough and Digestive Aids
Old advertisement offers Chamberlain brand remedies for coughs and colds, bronchial issues, flu symptoms, and stomach problems. It promises a trial package including cough medicine, digestive tablets, salve, and other items for a small payment and the reader’s name and address.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Dee Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
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