Good Will Day defense parade critique promotes peace over power
A 1923 editorial argues for a Good Will Day on July Fourth to show peaceful strength rather than force. It warns Americans are surrendering to defense lobbies and losing respect abroad, urging demonstrations of peace and moral leadership to influence nations without military display.
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Navy
America
Prince of Peace
Peoce
France
Japan
Words for the Graduates by Dr Charles Reynolds Brown
Yale Divinity School dean Dr Charles Reynolds Brown urges graduates to study under their own steam not be sent to college. He says spenders pass subjects but lack hands and heads, while true doers wear shirtsleeves and take action.
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Charles Reynolds Brown
Yale Divinity School
Brown
Paroled prisoner returns to Arkansas after New Jersey release
A New Jersey inmate sentenced six to ten years for assault with intent to kill is paroled to Arkansas where he faced a death sentence at his capture. The note recalls a prior prison visit exchange about harsh outcomes and uncertainty after parole.
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New Jersey
Arkansas
Florida draws officials as exodus to sun state grows
The speaker notes the resignation of Lorain mayor Huffman to pursue business in Florida, arguing that political leaders are increasingly drawn to the state. He cites real estate, business and health seekers as ongoing Florida magnets, urging closer scrutiny of this trend and its implications.
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Florida
Huffman
Lorain
Silence as the True End in Thomas Hood Poem
A poem lines describe silence beyond life and death, in grave and desert, haunted by ruins and echoes. The speaker suggests true Silence resides where man has not walked and where nature roams, ending with a credit to Thomas Hood.
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Thomas Hood
GarfieldPRYOR Brakeman Loosens Switch at Stone Quarry
A depot incident near Cleveland involved Garfield PRYOR the brakeman loosening a switch while switching cars at Stone Quarry amid 176 tickets in the area.
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Cleveland
Garfield
Pryor
Lo Swiching
Stone Quarry
Anniversary notices and birthdays in a historical chronicle
A compendium of births and deaths from various years, listing Adam Smith born in Scotland, Stephen Crane dying in Germany, and multiple political figures with dates. It also notes anniversaries, birthdays, and conventions with numerous named places such as Georgia Savannah, Edinburgh, Oregon, New Jersey, and Manitoba, plus references to historical events and figures.
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Hirkcaldy
Janed
Edinburgh
Tib
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Savannah
King's
Drinday
Galvestos
Inas F. Moody
Oregon
Stephen Crane
Baden
Germany
Newark
Noj
Alfonso
Spain
London
Edward
George & Nixon
United Sates
Nevada
Washington, D. C
Newcastle
Callt
Orknay Islands
Hei Tokio
Maria Caparlotte
Maulsius
Metico
Orn
Ec Ucday
Mer L. Schiff
York Banker
Pautsrop
Porn
New York C
Lavlisias Lazaro
Ing
Logisiana
Cngress
Ville At
Paatte
Emmet Corrigan
Amsedam
Holland
Battling Nelson
Copenhagen
Denmark
Centenary Births and Major Gatherings Highlight Regional News
The day marks the birth anniversary of Jrhoz Curry, a noted educator and diplomat. Events include a large Idaho Elks temple dedication in Wallace, a West Michigan Protestant Episcopal diocese semi centennial service in Kalamazoo, and civic gatherings as prominent educators convene in Middletown for Wesleyan University president inauguration.
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Jrhoz
Wesleyan University
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Western Michigan
St. Luke's Church
Kalamazoo
Ban on Baseball in Pine Park Sparks Local Ordinance
A 35 year old ban on playing baseball in Pine Park was enacted along with restrictions against games like croquet and marbles in the park. An unrelated meat market exhibit drew crowds as officials reported a double headed draft horse and a bigamy case in Geneva. Deputy Sheriff Chas Elynn captured a suspect and the annual State Croquet Association meeting was held nearby with attendees from across the state.
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Pine Park
Clarkoe
Chas EN Ielyn
Geneva
Ohio
Elyria
Lake Witre
John A. Topliff
Local towns and drink parlors pave roads with bonds
A humorous regional note contrasts eight or nine soft drink parlors in a rural town with issuing bonds to pay the constable. The author quips that residents should be glad the parlor clusters park along country roads instead of blocking traffic with both arms free.
Voice of the Peadie and Elyria Church Leaders Letter
A citizen in Elyria requests true facts to clear a dispute involving The Georgeple Thestra Co. The letter states trial is set for June 14 and seeks a newspaper representative to hear facts and vindicate the author. The writer emphasizes honesty and asks for public justice.
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Elyris
Gert Q
Georgeple Thestra Co
B. J. Georgople
Way of the World insights from Grove Patterson and Nelson
The piece reflects on Nelson and Napoleon shaping history by prompt action. It quotes intuition as mostly a female trait and criticizes overconfidence in trial and error. It notes Dr. J. B. Fisher joining the American Schools of Oriental Research to dig up Bible lands.
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Dr. Fisher
Grove Patterson
Admiral Nelson
Nelson
Drake
Napoleon
Fisher
University of Pennsylvania
American Schoors On Oriental Research
Venow
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