Gates Hospital for Crippled Children spotlighted in Elyria stance
Friday, June 15, 1923 editorial urges local support for the Gates Memorial Hospital and Edgar F. Allen Foundation. It emphasizes the hospital's national reach, the need for endowment funds, and the role of Rotarians and local institutions in sustaining care for crippled children through the convalescent home and future expansion.
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Gates Hospital For
Gates Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edgar F. Allen
Ohio
United States
Elyria
Pera
A Cry For Help From Elyria Foundation Aid For Crippled Children
A charitable appeal urges donations to support hospital beds for crippled children in Elyria. A gift of any size funds care, with larger gifts underwriting beds for a year or perpetuity, invoking a Biblical call to aid the least of these and the example of Christ.
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Foundation
Palestine
Kingdom of Heaven
Elyria
Yesterday in Ohio and world events on this date
Highlights include the 1826 Sultan of Turkey defeat the ancient Januaries, 1848 actor Sol Smith Russell born in Brunswick Maine, 1885 Prince Frederick Charles dies, 1889 Cincinnati theatres ordered closed, 1896 Japan tidal wave, 1907 Hague Peace Conference opens, 1917 American Mission arrives in Petrograd. Births today: Mme. Johanna Gadski in Anclam, Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus in Belleville, and Lieut. Gen. Sir Charles Monro.
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Turkey
Sol Smith Russell
Brunswick
Maine
Washington
Prince Frederick Charles
Red Prince
Berlin
Cincinnati
Japan
Mme
Johanna Gadski
Anclam
Prussia
Hugo Osterhaus
U.S
Belleville
Ill
Sir Charles Carmichael Monro
Dangerous talk with motorman on iron track
Abe Martin notes it's dangerous to challenge the motorman running the streetcar. The comic line hints at a tense moment and the need to keep quiet to avoid trouble.
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Rena
Observances and Anniversaries Mark Diverse National Events
Today marks Kosovo Day, Pioneer Day in Idaho, and the centenary birth of Henry Stanford noted for U S diplomatic service. The 19th anniversary of the General Slocum disaster in New York City is recalled as nearly 1000 lives were lost. International Press Congress opens in Gothenburg with noted journalists from the U S Canada and beyond. Numerous conventions begin in cities including Detroit New London Wichita Falls Atlantic City Ocean City and Boston.
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Kossovo
Idaho
Henry Stanford
United States
General Slocum
East River
New York
William II
Canada
Gothenburg
Sween
Detroit
American Association For the Feeble Minded
New London
Conn
New England Bankers’ Association
Wichita Falls
Texas
South- West Water Works Association
Atlantic City
Maryland State Bar Association
Ocean City
N. J
New Jersey
Boston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Massachusett
Legion Celebrates Opened Club Rooms with Flag Day Festivities
Yesterday marked flag day as Broad street displayed plenty of banners. The American Legion opened its new club rooms with Mayor Jones presenting the keys to the city and civic leaders attending. Speakers, jokes, and toast master Major General Hoffman highlighted a humorous evening as Legion members celebrated in their new quarters.
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American Legion
Mayor Jones
Marshall Chapter to Celebrate St Johns Day Reunion
Forty five years ago the Marshall Chapter R M observed St Johns day on June 24 by a reunion at Chippewa Lake. The trip was to be by carriage. Car loads of emigrants from Europe mostly Germans passed through there daily en route to take up land.
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Europe
Timely Views on World Topics by John W. Davis
John W. Davis, president of the American Bar Association, criticizes two extreme schools over international law. He labels one as international anarchists favoring self denial and safeguards, and the other as extreme internationalists who praise every nation but his own, while failing to define the humane-legal boundary.
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John W. Davis
American Bar Association
Farmers Realize Value of Co operation Says Australian Expert
W Charles Moyle general manager of the Co operative Insurance Company of Australia says farmers realize the value of organization and cooperation. He notes co operative insurance as a major field and cites the movement as the biggest global force influencing production and marketing. Moyle highlights efficiency and leadership as key factors for farmers to reap benefits through organization.
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W. Charles Moyle
Co-operative Insurance Company of Australia
Australia
Mr. Moyle
New York
America
Europe
England
Poem Excerpt by William Lisle Bowles
On white cliffs a speaker uplifts shadowy heads and the sea’s murmur. A wanderer recalls loss and farewells but tries to quell regret and face the world with faith, country, and God as guide.
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William Lisle Bowles
Vintage store改 پنج none
The Philips Drugstore building, previously occupied by the store, was sold to W H Parks for 5600 dollars to be converted into a drug store. Civil War veterans formed a county Veterans Association with P D Reely J M Hord and George D Williams appointed to draft a constitution and by laws. Mrs J H Symons’ pupils honored her with a silver caster on the last day of school.
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Philips Drugstore
W H Parks
P D Reely
J. M. Hord
George D. Williams
J. H. Symons
Square oil-cans used by Mevicang for stoves and storage
The Mevicang use American square oil-cans as stove kettles water-jars and often for storing food items.
Stop Itching Scalp Rub Promises Relief and Refund
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage scalp rub by C. W Phillips offering relief from itching dandruff and a money back guarantee. It claims a luxuriant head of hair and lasting scalp comfort as a result of use.
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C. W Phillips
Krupp Heir Gustav von Bohlen Halbach Court Fate
The report outlines Gustav von Bohlen Halbach, descendant of Brigadier General Henry Bohlen, and his rise in the German diplomatic service. It notes his marriage to Bertha Krupp, his past posts in Peking and Washington, and his role as secretary to the Prussian embassy to the Vatican, amid broader interest in American-German lineage.
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Gustav Krupp von
Henry Bohlen
Bohlen
Bremen
Antwerp
United States
Philadelphia
Seventy-fifth Pennsylvania Infantry
Nea Kelly
Ford
Rappahannock
Caroline Oswald
Phillp Oswald
New York
Wag Hone
Arnold Arnold Halbach
Baden
Gustav
The
Hague
Halbach
Peking
Washington
Vatican
von Bohlen
Bertha Krupp
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Piyma Postoffice
Im City
Forte
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Eh Ai
Offces
E. Claydon
Fite
Ibicare
Johan W. Hunter
Marquette Bite
Cleveland
Lorain
Oberlin
Cascade Park
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
E. F. Allen
Gates Memorial Hospital
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Bryandry
Elihu Root
Petrograd
Russia
American Relief Administration
Poland
Abe Martin
Fullerton, Calif
Southam
California
Ledge Sa
Komical
Broad Street
Don Myers
Carl Mueller
McQuigg
Eivic
Legion Boys
Dan Symons
Paul Blanchard
Paul
Mose Wilder
H M Hulbert
Ringling
Edgar Herzog
Hoffman
Chauncy Depew
Charlie Lord
Blue Devil
Adv
John Murbach
Elyrea
Leader Shoe Store
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen
Loomis’ Alterati
East Ave
Hallworthy Baby Chicks
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