Lane proposal for a national university of learning
The piece discusses Ary Lane’s post office departure and his call for a national university of learning to unite scholars and teachers. It argues for a flexible, nontraditional institution focused on public good, with leaders free from departmental parochialism and a system that tests capacity rather than rigid structure.
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Shington
Lane
Ublie
Department
National University of An
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
New York Legislature Bars Socialists From Seats
A heated national debate follows the New York Legislature’s action to bar five socialist party members from their seats, amid calls for restraint and judicial review. Critics warn such moves threaten constitutional rights and free political participation while supporters argue for safeguarding government proceedings from disruptive factions. The episode sparks nationwide discussion on due process and legislative power.
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New York
Socialist Party
United States Supreme Court
Aghes
Worn Shoes and High Collars Threaten Men in Local News
The report notes dangers from worn shoes causing corns and from tight high collars choking men. It mentions a meeting at the mis and lists local residents such as Florence Lew and relative visits in Cleveland Amherst and Lorain. A horse slipped on ice leading to a fatal injury for Henry Refing. Various local families are cited visiting relatives and spending Sunday together.
Constitutions define government powers and duties
A professor explains to a boy that constitutions lay the government framework, define powers, and set limits. Courts interpret constitutions as higher law, while conventions create them. The article also notes community notices, visits, a wedding, and local, everyday happenings.
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Sonny
Woodcraft for Outdoor Boys and Girls Dont Shoot
Adelia Belle Beard urges responsible use of airguns and rifles in outdoor life warning that killing without need harms character. The piece stresses target practice only for skill, not cruelty, and warns even older youths may act thoughtlessly with life and death power. Eventual local notes mention residents and a hospital admission for Louis Baker.
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Adelia Belle Beard
Birth notices and local social didings from Kipton area
In Kipton on Feb 24 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Dwain H Bates and on Feb 25 a daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Koppenhafer at Memorial hospital Elyria. Hattie Bronson visited Oberlin. Clarence Betts shopped in Elyria. Pursley and Bickel family members visited Elyria. Rev Wigein visited in Elyria hospital. Thomas Lee was summoned to Cleveland for court service and returned by Friday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Davidson Mr and Mrs Robert Davidson and family were Kirk to see nasavis.
HELOS Fields Community Notes March Updates
Local items report Mr and Mrs Spencer recovering from flu and greetings from their care team. John Robinson of Elyria visited sister Mrs RK Thompson. Harold Benjamin able to be cut again. The Grange oyster supper prompts postponement of Dr Mentes Dairying lecture to the second Friday of March. Thelma Harding of Elyria weekend with grandparents Balinbridge. Mrs Heath sells home to Lakewood party and moves to a small Eaton farm. E L Thompson hosts Willink Workers Thursday for dinner. Leather of Cleveland and Will Bell of Elyria visit relatives. No school in front department last week due to illness.
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Ugiry
Misa Thelma Harding
Elyria
John Balingbridge
Heath
Lakewood
Eaton
E. L. Thompson
Willink Workers Society
Leather
Cleveland
Henry Nelding
Princess Lat Provenzan and Daughter Photo At St Moritz
A fragmented item notes Princess Lat Provenzan and her daughter photographed in St Moritz. The caption hints at a royal visit or society event but lacks full details or dates.
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Rincess Tx
St. Moritz
Billy Whiskers Escapes After Kitchen Capers and Ghostly Hall Chase
Billy Whiskers climbs over a fence into a scarlet dye bath and ruins a kitchen as he scavenges cake fruit and a red apple. A goat duel with a mirror frame leads to a chase through a parlor and stairs. He flees the Biggs home at dawn, leaving the family none the wiser, while a soda fountain future visit is teased.
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Billy
BlUy
Billy Whiskers
Susie
Sasie
Nolas
Mra. Biggs
Sugie
Bill
Billy W
Mr. Biggs
Abe Martin Mirth On Shoes And Flattery
The column quips about Misa Myrt Pash failing to fit shoes and jokes about flattery, cost of living, and a local man seeking a “situation” in town. The light humor references a double life and a humorous week’s end observation.
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Misa Myrt
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