Women in German Politics Exceed US and UK Representation
The Nation notes German women hold thirty Reichstag seats versus one Congress member in the United States and one in Britain. It highlights female roles on committees, in education and public welfare, and mentions Gertrud Baëumer leading an education division. A new bill may attach a woman to every German embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
America
Great Britain
Reichstag
Congress
Marian P. Whitney
New Republic
Berlin
Gertrud Baeumer
Die Frau
German National Council of Women
Ministry of the Interior
Schule Fur Kommunalverwaltung
School of Municipal Administration
Cologne
Who Are Free The Freest Man In The World
Excerpt discusses personal freedom tied to self reliance and minimal possessions. It argues freedom comes from confidence and the ability to meet needs without excessive accumulation. It warns against societal pressures to own larger homes, clubs, clothes, and foods than necessary.
Yesterdays in Ohio 1800s to 1900s remembered notes
A compact chronicle noting notable Ohio linked figures and events including Benjamin Wade death in 1878 and Governor Richard M. Bishop death in 1883, plus 1894 miners out of work in Jackson County and 1897 McKinley arrival for inauguration. It lists born locations and dates across various figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Wade
Jefferson
Springfield
Mass
Clough Grand Opera House
Chillicothe
Richard M. Bishop
Ohio
Jackson Hill
Fla
Fleming County
Jackson County
McKinley
Washington
Holiday observances and sessions across states and colleges
Today Texas observes a holiday marking its independence anniversary while New Brunswick meets for its 1922 legislative session. Intercollegiate debate at Waterville ponders soldiers' bonus with Colby College and Ripon College. A tri state conference on forests tourism land use and waterway development convenes in Milwaukee. Various associations hold conventions from Memphis to Peoria and Sheldon Iowa. Irene Cohen hailed as rising opera talent at the New England Conservatory in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Brunswick
Waterville
Colby College
Ripon College
Michigan
Minnesota
Wiscon
Irene Cohen
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Geraldine Farrar
Komical Telegrams and Burlesque Referents
A string of comic vignettes on misadventure and capers from public life. Notes include a Scotchman’s wife death breakfast request, Red Jacket descendants, coroners verdicts, and remarks on burlesque posters and revues in a satirical tone.
Rambling column hints at local chatter and odd legal notes
The item catalogs scattered quips about raspberries taxes juries and a Toledo judge marrying truemers plus a foreign wine arrest in Cleveland. Observations drift from social banter to lightly critical takes on income tax exemptions and jury size with no clear single event.
Lorain Surveyor Signs Early Allotment Contract
40 Years Ago T C Brown surveyor of this city entered into a contract with William A Braman to survey and lay out a falge allotment at Lorain in the southern part of the village It was hoped Lorain would grow some Incendiary fire destroyed Dickinson Williams and Bates planing mill on East avenue burning to the ground with $35000 loss The H K Day foundry next to the playing mill was also destroyed and many workmen lost their tools Oberlin vigilance committee urged to drive the Durham gang from the village One man killed a woman assaulted and many fights occurred Elyria’s probate judge E H Hinman moved his family from Amherst to Elyria succeeding L B Smith The Oberlin Glee Club scheduled for a concert at the opera house
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T. C. Brown
William A. Braman
Lorain
Yuillage
Dickinson, Williams and Bates
East Avenue
H. K. Day
REPUB
Mean
Oberlin
Keeping Young by Edwards Olive Tablets
An ad touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel remedy. It promises improved complexion and vitality by clearing impurities. Sold at 15¢ and 30¢.
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Edwards
Ohio
W C T U Meets at Baker Home in Grafton March 9
Grafton notes moved meeting of the W C T U Thursday afternoon March 9 at Mrs. W E Baker home replacing the earlier location. Several local social updates include illness, visits, and community events such as a moving picture hosted literary contest between Avon and Grafton High schools and a Congregational society program upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
W. E. Baker
W. F. Holcomb
A.L. Haury
Boute Johnson
Fred Klinect
Irwin Klinect
Arthur Drags
E. P. Clement
Elyria
Draga
E. H. Rose
Theodora Wagner
Cleveland
W. L. Bryden
Marie Fiedan
Violet Arnold
Mary Denier
Ethel Banks
Grafton High School
Avon High School
Rochester Social Notes Signal Busy Weekend Visits
Rochester residents record visits from former locals Mr. and Mrs. Gardner of Wellington and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wells of Cleveland. Mrs. Anna Simmons spends time in Cleveland while Mrs. Chamberlain and the Jewett family travel with Mr. Phelps. Housing changes include renters for Mrs. Chamberlain’s vacant house and other neighbors moving into nearby properties. Col. Lock heads to Michigan for an extended stay.
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Rochester
Gardner
Wellington
Clinton Wells
Little Son
Cleveland
Anna Simmons
Porter
Eliabeth Chamberlain
Frands
Elyria
Jewett
Don Phelps
Mr. Week
Phillips
Forest Burdue
Mrs Jane Johnson Dies After Short Illness At 76
Mrs. Jane Johnson widow of T C Johnson died at her daughter Mrs Claude Minkler home after a brief illness. She lived with Mr and Mrs ai J Nichols for years and was known as Aunt Jane. Survived by two daughters Mrs Claude Minkler and Mrs Charles Waldron. Central services were held Friday at 2 pm from the Wickers home conducted by Rev Cady. Interment at Luxersile cemetery. A community meeting is set for March 4 with a play Too Much of a Good Thing and other acts. lunch served.
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Burdue
Will Ledyard
Albert Baird
Elyria
Congregational Society of the Center Church
Methodist Church
Will Ward
Operlin
Congregational
Rochester Center
Oberlin
Josephine Murray
Neva Sningler
Charles Carrier
Chas
Gdell
Wardill
Mary Scott
Harold Kirkland
Kirkland
Banner
WW. E. Ss
Charles Waldron
Elyria Yentral
J Wickers
Cady
Luxersile Cemetery
Ladies Rural Club Meeting Highlights and Nearby Visits
The AXTEL AXTEL report notes a Ladies Rural Club gathering at Mrs. Fanny Kropf’s home with a large crowd. Guests included Mrs. Mary Kuhl of Vermilion visiting a brother, Miss Pauline Decker of Vermilion at her sister’s, and Milton Ladrach from Cleveland stopping by his parents. A quilting bee, a chicken dinner, and multiple social visits followed, with families such as the Niedings, Herrings, Gegenheimers, and Slaters hosting or attending events including a Sunday dinner for Blanche Allen’s birthday and visits among Brownhelm friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ladrach
Kathryn Fey
Anna Frisbey
J. H. Nieding
H. G. Deseting
Leona and
Henretta
Dover
A. H. Herring
Roland Ladrach
FP. H. Gegenheimer
Blanche Allen
Ed Miller
Walter
Brownhelm
Dr Caroline Spurgeon Elected President of IUFU Women
Dr Caroline Spurgeon, professor of English literature at the University of London, has been elected president of the International Federation of University Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Spurgeon
The
University of London
International Federation of University Women
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. ©. Hudnutt
Deliy
State of
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
AI Mai Saint
Harding
Marion
Champ Clark
U. S. House of Representatives
Samuel Untermyer
Linchburg
Edwin Milton Boyle
Lexington
Henry Marion Howe
Julia Ward Howe
Alfred H. Uptam
University of Idaho
Eaton
Jesse Gullford
United States
Manchester
N. H
Memphis
Southern Retail Lambed Dealers’ Association
Peoria
Illinois Poultry and Egg Shippers’ Association
Sheldon
Iowa State Buttermakers’ Association
Komical
Harry Calvert
Jennie
Chief Red Jacket
Chief Red Eye
London
Viscount Harcourt
Trishman
George
Mary
Fins
Bill Leedale
G. L. Cowley
Dover Center
Couley
Princess Mary
Niagara Falls
Toledo
E. H. Hinman
Amherst
L. B. Smith
Oberlin Glee Club
Opera House
Abe Martin
Jake Bentley
Jacob Law
Erhart
Frank Newmyer
Carlisle
J. C. Delehanty
Elmon Swift
Pauline
H. L. Swift
Harold Stapleton
Rand
Brighton
Harl Cragin
George Dent
River Road
C. H. Johnson
George Koepke
Pliny Rogers
Jin Lorain
F. W. Howard
T. M. Pfeiffer
Arthur Law
Alice
Will Marsh
Ford
J., Schwarer
Glade
B. Thomas
Ognotz
Begy
Ebert
Quality Pharmacy
Call Andress
Axtel
Anthony Rogers
Ida Slater
F. M. Gegenheimer
Harley Clawson
Son Grover
Epent
AEN 7
le Gelppe
Cesegh
Mir
Draggies
I. Come
Hart, Stteo
LEE Whitney & CO
Broad St
Higbee Co
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Bank Bldg
Brenner's Walkwell Shoe Store
Broad Street
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