Elyria Praise Ad Promotes Progress and Pride
In a public notice style editorial dated June 30 1923 the Elyria newspaper urges readers to study an Ohio Public Service Company advertisement touting Elyria as an ideal manufacturing location. The piece counters critics praising local spirit progress and constructive effort over negative chatter. It argues Elyria has energy, high business activity and a thriving future, urging unity and practical improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Company
Public Service Company
Elyria
Heaven
Shelby
Elvira
Yria
Ion
Yesterdays in Ohio and Birthdays Anniversary Line
A collage of dates and events with notable birthdays and historical notes. Names include Marion Dickerson, Halvor Steenerson, Viscount Esher, Cordenio Severance, Roy L McCardell, and James Edward Oglethorpe. Mentions places New Jersey Kentucky Nacogdoches Hoboken London Minnesota Ireland Isle Edward Island Canada.
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Marion Dickerson
New Jersey
Jackson
Jesse Biedsoe
Kentucky
Nacogdoches
Texas
Vir@oia
New Orleans
Great Rantern
Medwar
Shields’ Opera House
San Francisco
England
London
Hoboken
Vistula River
Poland
Halvor Steenerson
Minnesota
Dane County
Wis
Viscount Esher
Cordenio A. Severance
American Bar Association
Manterville
Minn
Roy L McCardell
Hagerstown
Convictions and Strike Rock Georgia and Railways
A report notes that two men were convicted of an unspecified crime and lynching near Jesup Georgia. Separately, nearly 400000 railway shop workers across the United States went on strike demanding labor concessions.
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Jesup Ga
United States
Notable Birthdays and Youth Reflections on Society
A jumble of birthdays for public figures such as Justice John J. Maclaren Edward Costigan Ernest Hamill and others noted across Ontario Illinois and Indiana. The piece blends reminiscences about childhood, media critics, and social observations on boys, cars, and reformers with musings on public life and the role of youth in civic groups.
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John J. Maclaren
Ontario
International Sunday School Associaton
Lachue
Que
Edward P Costigan
US Tariff Commisson
Tg.m.a
Ernest A Hamill
Chicago
Bloomington
Ind
Bidney J. Catts
Florida
Pleasant Hill
Ala
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Clarksville
ABE MARTIN on women in papers and fashion
Mise Fawn Lippineut laments that getting a girl in the paper requires a dress. The aside notes that many readers are sleeping, even those without cotton pajamas.
Worldwide events mark year’s midpoint and commemoration
A roundup of 1923 happenings notes fiscal year cutoff, the Hanna coal mine disaster twenty years prior, a 50th anniversary dinner for New York Postmaster Morgan, and visits by Coolidge and New England governors. It also mentions a Southern Commercial Congress tour to Norway Sweden and Denmark, plant disease meetings in the Netherlands, and the Banff Windermere highway opening in Canada.
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Uncle Sam
Hanna
Wyo
Banaba Morgan
New York City
Cooldge
Polar Springs
New England
al Congress
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Néie
Wacen Ndoa
Holland
Banff-Wi Ndermere
Canadian Rockies
Canada
United States
Wail, the family man spends more time at home
Jim Armitage reflects on leaving school for a gentler pace as family time grows in importance. The piece notes the value of home life and the warmth of a welcoming household.
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Wail
Postmaster Edward Morgan to Be Honored at Dinner
Edward Morgan of New York City, longtime postmaster and former superintendent of city delivery, will celebrate his sixty seventh year in the postal service with a dinner at the Hotel Astor. Morgan joined the service in 1873 and rose through all ranks to head the New York office, earning multiple presidential reappointments before retirement due to age.
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Edward Morgan
New York City
Astor
Morlean
Don Ment
Roosevel
Taft
New York Post Office
Wilman
Harding
Morgan
Education Critique by Dr. Thompson Targets Schools
Dr. W Stone Thompson, president of Ohio State University, urged teachers to curb overspecialization and focus on core learning. He warned about educators’ focus on salaries and taxes, called for essential manual training, and advocated strengthening moral character and sportsmanship in education.
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Cldas
Wwoo. Thompson
Ohio State University
Thompson
Louise Lee Schuyler Reusser Named For Philanthropy Medal
The Roosevelt Memorial Association may award a gold medal to Louise Lee Schuyler Reusser for lifelong service to the unfortunates. A great-granddaughter of Gen. Philip Schuyler, she helped found the State Charities Aid Association and led reforms in public welfare. She organized care for the insane, aided nurses, and supported blindness prevention, earning early endorsement from Columbia University.
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Louise Lee Reuster
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Uiss Schuyler Ig
Phillis Schuyler
Alexander "Hamsemen, Ihton
New York City
George Lee Schuyler
Eliza Hamilton
United States Sanitary Commission
New York
State
Chariies Aid Association
Bellevue Hostal
United States
Risse Sage Foundation
Poems That Live Requies Cat Strew on Her Roses
Fragmented verse portrays a woman named Marne Arnod in a life of fading joy and tired heart. The poem moves from smiles to longing for peace as breath dwindles and death nears in a stark, somber mood.
Catholic Church Fourth of July Event on River Bank
A 50 year old item notes the Catholic Church hosting a July 4 river bank gathering near West Eighth Street. The event featured dancing and a sports program as town boys played and socialized despite the heat and crowds.
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West Eighth Street
Baggage Agent Jesse Webb Retires After 20 Years
The obituary notes Jesse Webb served twenty years as a baggage agent and took his first vacation. It mentions his varied duties including maintaining water troughs for horses and references NYC trade unions with a large membership.
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Jesse Webb
Bangege
The
He Pers
Victor Records Debut with New Music and Jazz Artists
New July Victor Records go on sale featuring fifty two selections including Tut Ankh Amon and Down by the River with the Leviathan Orchestra. Arthur Gibbs Gang and Edna Hicks headline a line of famous colored artists in instrumental and coral jazz. Day's Hardware reports Winchester convention notes and a busy summer season.
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Victor
Arthur Gibbs
Artha Mesa
Ed. Fry
Edna Hicks
Lizzie Miles
Lena Wilson
Rosa =s Henderson
Puble Sissle
Eubta Blake
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Mail
Et Lorem
International News Service
Audit Bureau
An of the American News
Micea
A. E. Clayden
John W. Hunter
Laddie Boy
Abeence
Elas
Ohio
Dublin
Free State
James Edward Oglethorpe
Colony of
George
George Beerher
Gyman
Leman Beecher
Hartford Con
Latchfield, Conn
Sling‘s
Tolay
Paim
Ip Green
Angie
Hardins
Jesse James
Dars
Billie
Billlie
Elks
League of Women Voters
Tewin
Abe Martin
Afkic A
Komical
Jim Armitage
Aimsete
Ork Prem Pasen
Louise Lee Schuyler
Ders
Broad Street
Mavac Gates
Oberlin
Elyria Democrat
Tigna
Marne
Arno
TRE Elyria Bardware CH
Tor
Glade
B. Thomas
Harry R. Peters Grocer
Cleveland Street
the Days News
Ebert Day & Sons
Chio
Day’s Music Store
Rosenblatt
Sousa
Olom
Satundry Evening Post
Guibransen
St. Louis
Day’s Hardware
George M
H. H. Day
Winchester
Simmons Hardware
Great Lakes Naval Station
Johnny Weisenuller
Joic Ray
Mark Arie
H. K. Day
Dave Scott
Broad St
Day's Hardware
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