New Elyria Board of Trade Launches Under New Secretary
Saturday, March 7, 1925 reports the launch of Elyria's new Board of Trade with a new secretary whose talk stressed human values over material gains and urged unity. The piece cautions against internal dissension, stresses serving wage earners and small citizens, and highlights efforts like downtown lighting, parks, clean streets, and an information bureau to boost Elyria’s prospects and attract industry.
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Board of Trade
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Hooke
ATL
Sty
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
New Board of Trade
Hlyria
Elyria Uplift Urges Weighing City Advantages and Growth
A speech praising Elyria's assets cites its lake proximity railroad facilities churches public schools and streets arguing the New Dawes Plan positions the city for homes and industrial expansion. The speaker stresses inclusive Board of Trade efforts benefiting all residents and aiding the new secretary's economic outreach.
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Elyria
Board of Trade
Cleveland
Fragmented OCR Chronicle Notes Emperor Wil lam and Kings
A damaged excerpt lists events from colonial times and royal indulgements. It mentions Emperor William, a 600 native deaths in a Niger expedition, a 1960 Iowa woman’s rights defeat, and a London dinner with King George and Queen Mary at Lady Astor’s. It also alludes to King Hussein of Hedjaz and whimsical remarks on Windsor attire and Adam’s apple.
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Willam
Niger
Iowa
King George
Queen Mary
Lady Astor
London
Birthdays for March 8 Highlight Notables and Officials
A compilation of birth anniversaries including Dr. Isa N. Hots of Worcester Polytech, Sewell Ford writer born in South Levant, Ben Ames Williams novelist born in Macon, and General Bramwell Booth of the Salvation Army. Also listed are Oliver Wendell Holmes and Henry E. Barbour among others with ages noted.
Who's Who in the Day's News Leon M Estabrook
Leon M Estabrook of the U S department of agriculture will supervise the world agricultural center undertaken by the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome. He was born in Rockford Illinois on March 24 1869 and has held multiple posts including statistician chief clerk and associate chief of the bureau of markets and crop estimates. He married Nellie Louise Melling in 1910 and has been a delegate to the General Assembly of the International Institutes of Agriculture in 1920 and helped organize Argentina's agricultural department in 1923. He is a member of several professional associations.
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Leon M. Esasurook
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Leon M. Estabrook
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Leon Meyer Estabrook
Rockford
North Texas Business College
Berlitz School of l Languages
Taccy and
Corcoran
Estabroc Scientific School
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Georgetown Law School
Estabrook
Nellie Louise Melling
Washington
War Department
Bureau of Plant Industry
Central Accounting Office
Bureau of Crops Estimates
Bureau of Markets
General Assembly of International Institutes of Agriculture
Agricultural Department of
Argentina
American Statisticians’ Association
American Academy of Political and Social Science
American Association of Government
American Economic Association
Poems That Live The Life Without Passion
A Shakespearean verse fragment on moral power and restraint. It contrasts those who threaten yet act selflessly with stonelike leaders, praising temperance and inner virtue. The poem notes beauty’s decay without action and warns that corrupt deeds sour even sweetest things.
American Genetic Association Member Based in Washington DC
A member of the American Genetic Association is identified as residing in Washington DC, specifying his home base. The fragment notes the association tie and location without additional context or details.
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The
American Genetic Association
Washington, D.C
Armistice Day Observed and Week-Long Fort Worth Show Opens
Today marks Armistice Day in California and Arkansas while Missouri statesman Champ Clark would celebrate his 75th birthday. The Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show opens at Fort Worth and runs through the coming week. Delegates gather in Geneva as League of Nations sessions begin. Charles E Hughes plans Bermuda vacation before resuming law practice in New York. Salvation Army head Bramwell Booth turns 70. Catholic bishop Edmond Heelan celebrates fifth anniversary. Alabama Conference of Local Work opens in Mobile for a three day session.
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Hi Champ Clark
Missouri Statesman
Fort Worth
Geneva
Council of
League of Nations
Charles E. Hughes
Coolidge
Bermuda
New York
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Edmond Heelan
Sioux City
Alabama Conference of Locial Work
Mobie
Judge W W Boynson Assumes Chief Justice Post
Forty five years ago Judge W W Boynson assumed duties as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. MM H Cunningham bought a farm near Hudson Michigan and was planning to move his family there. A barn belonging to Mrs C A Kellogg was burned by an incendiary and a horse owned by Thomas Howells perished in the fire. Elyria amateurs staged Ireland as It Is at the opera house. An insurance agent advertised policies for bachelors and maids and those married were paid upon marriage. The suit of T N Topliff and Tony and Elyon for patent management was heard before a crowded room in the opera house.
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MM. H. Cunningham
Hudson, Mich
C. A. Kellogg
Thomas Howells
Elyria Amateurs
Ireland
Opera House
T N. Topliff
Tony & Elyon
Hardest test of character not found in a
The passage argues that workers stay in jobs for self-expression and meaningful work, not age, and that labor under unfit or distasteful conditions becomes slavery. A bright person may endure an unsuitable role until a suitable change, testing character and personality.
Tea under pressure and the cost of principle
A writer contrasts temper under daily annoyances with the need for steadiness in big trials. The piece notes tea breaks for Dartmouth amid Brown games, and a Washington man spending heavily to pursue a five dollar dispute, underscoring the stubborn appeal of principle and the folly of small-minded fussing.
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Washington
Victor concert on air with Burr Murray and more
Near Thursday evening another Victor Radio concert goes on the air featuring Henry Burr, Billy Murray, The Peerless Quartet, Judy Wiedoeft with two sax solos, and the International Novelty Orchestra. Stations relaying the program have expanded and radio fans are urged to listen at 9 o'clock. Also, piano tuners are offered and the Metropolitan Opera Co is coming to Cleveland Public Hall April 27 through May 3 with advance seat orders available.
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Victor
Henry Burr
You
Maggie
Billy Murray
Peerless Quartet
Judy Wiedoeft
International Novelty Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera Co
Cleveland
Opera Tovers
Musical Magpies at Elks Hall with Autographs and Music Sale
Tonight the Musical Magpies perform at Elks Hall with autographed records of new songs to be given away. Nora Lee shines as a big hit while sheet music sells at 25 cents each. New Victor records offer fox trots like You And I and Oh Mabel by Bill Murray, plus novelty songs and a ukulele tune by Wendell Hall. A three tube WARE radio set draws surprise for its clear reception, with a similar model priced at 43.50 plus accessories.
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Elks Hall
Nora Lee
Victor
Bill Murray
Uakelele
Wendell Hall
Day's Hardware Runs Spring Sale and Demo Event
Day's Hardware advertises a large stove demonstration with Jewel Ranges on display and extended sale prices through tonight. The notice promotes Goodyear tires, used water power washers, an electric washer with Wringer for 35.5, and a paint demonstration by Tyron with free sample cans next Thursday through Saturday alongside seed arrivals and lawn seed readiness.
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Tyron
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Henry Heidrich
Harvard Ave
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Cinders
Crooks & Slater
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