Atlanites Seek Original Innocence Reject Marriage
A sect named Atlanites tracing to the second century and medieval times claims to restore Adam’s innocence and rejects marriage. The text notes an adult man can produce enough heat in a day to boil five to six pints of water.
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Adam
Hoover Inaugural Message Praises Law and Health
The article reviews President Hoover's inauguration speech highlighting a firm stand against law violations and a call for public adherence to law. It credits his engineering background and emphasis on education and health, noting the need for national cooperation to support his policy and build a stronger foundation for the nation.
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Our Happy Democracy Promotes Celebrating Democracy’s Roots
A reflective editorial extols the United States as a firmly established democracy on its 140th anniversary while warning of threats from nationalist and autocratic movements in Europe. It urges Americans to cherish the Republic and its freedoms amid global upheavals and compares democratic stability favorably to non English speaking nations.
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United States
Bya
Ger- Ina
Europe
Witteh
New World
Diet and Health Advice on Worms and Weight Loss Devices
Mrs P asks about pin worms and fat-reducing hand rollers and vibratory massage machines. The column explains risks, home remedies, and the need for cleanliness, with cautions against breast use and inflammation sites, plus editor notes about obtaining pamphlets and article requests.
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Peters
Cain
Petes
Anniversaries Span Creole Governors and Poets in Obscure List
A garbled list notes figures tied to anniversaries and births, including Dr Thomas A Arne famed for Rule Britannia who died in Pana Bora in 1710, Louisiana Creole governors, poets, editors, and writers with scattered biographical hints and dates. The text includes scattered names such as Lewis Gaylord Clark and mentions of places like New Orleans and Florence amid unclear fragments.
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Thomas A. Arne
Fete
Pana Bora
Andre Bienvenu
Louisiana
New Orleans
Lewis Gaylord Clark
Edier
Knickerborler Masazire
Onan
Voice of the People Urges Expanded Courts in Elyria
In a letter to the editor the writer argues for a Municipal Court with wider powers to relieve the Common Pleas and speed up litigation. They note three well equipped Common Pleas rooms, occasional third judge costs, and high case volume in 1928 from two Justices of the Peace, urging qualified peace officers to handle legal business with less criticism and public expense.
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Elyria
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History of Political Milestones Through Revolt and Reform
The notes record 1770 as the Boston Massacre prelude to colonial revolt, 1853 Jefferson Davis named Secretary of War by President Pierce, 1868 the US Senate sat as impeachment court for Johnson, and 1879 John Henry Newman elevated to Cardinal in England.
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Notable Births Mark History of Early 20th Century Officials
Philip Hale, long time Boston Hearld critic born Norwich Vermont 75 years ago today. Frederick H. Newell, ex U.S. Reclamation Service director born Bradford Pennsylvania 67 years ago today. Brig Gen Joseph D. Leitch, retired born Michigan 63 years ago today. Hon Louis A Taschereau eminent Canadian statesman born 62 years ago. Albert Johnson Washington representative born Springfield Illinois 60 years ago today.
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Joseph D. Leitch
Michigan
Louis A. Taschereau
Albert Johnson
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Congress
Springfield
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Portrait of a Life Marked by Labor and Art
The description highlights a person whose life will be filled with difficult labor yet eternal good will and earnestness. It forecasts strong creative powers in art, emphasized by humble, simple living and a strenuous work ethic, with deep, powerful emotions driving their contributions.
Elyria Municipal Court Referendum Proposal Discussed
The text debates magistrate courts in Elyria and surrounding townships, arguing a referendum is the sure method for citizens to decide on endorsing a Municipal court plan. It cautions against implicit council endorsement without voter input and stresses a proper layout for the court.
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Elyria
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