Ambiguous tribute page honors fallen soldiers
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a camp shrine and a memorial event for fallen servicemen. Names such as Malcolm ers, Arthur, Homer, Louis Ko a, Earl Litz, Neill, August ards, David, James Welsh, Tom, Stanl y8 appear as part of a list perhaps of the deceased or participants. The text references a photo, draped flags, and a ceremony at Camp Sher ing, suggesting a war memorial display and a community tribute to soldiers.
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Ese
Malcolmers
Arthur
Eth
Homer
Louis Ko
Earl Litz
Neill
Augustards
David
Erts
James
Welsh
Tom
They Are for Lamo tom Kidney bed days
Fragmented note mentions kidney care in Elyria with a likely reference to a remedy or foster care in New York. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Ambition Brand nerve tonic offered with refund
An ad extols Ambition Brand nerve tonic by C. W. Phillips promising vigor and energy. It guarantees a refund on the first box if Wendell's Pills fail to improve health within a week and urges purchase of a 60 cent box today.
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C. W. Philip
Wendell
C. W. Phillips
Aviators to Stand Court Martial in El Paso
American aviators Lieu nants Coorpel L Usher and Leroy M Wolf who recently returned to El Paso from Mexico after an enforced stay of over one month will be tried by court martial here, it was announced at military headquarters.
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el Paso
Texas
Lieunants Coorpel L. Usher
Leroy M. Wolf
Mexico
King George Reworks Trouser Crease Like Father
London reports King George shows a revived fashion from King Edward with trousers creased at the sides rather than the center. Tailors say the old front crease remains more popular among most men.
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London
King George
Edward
Boy Reaps Tiny Reward For Finding Great Bond Note
In New York an order on the Bank of Montreal for 1 200 000 in railroad bonds was found in the financial district. Harry Hahn a 17 year old clerk turned it in at the brokerage office. He received a reward of 2 for honesty and guidance about his future.
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New York
Montreal
Financial District
Harry Hahn
Home buyers surge as rents stay high in Elyria
Elyria sees a rise in home ownership as many build or purchase homes this year. Banks report a flood of loan calls for houses, driven by high rents and workers' higher wages that have allowed saving for ownership.
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Elyria
Allies Move to Bar U.S. in European Credit Plan
Berlin reports that Achtuhr Abenblatt claims the Allies want Germany's $460 million loan from the United States to buy food and materials, while excluding the U.S. from European economic affairs. The British leadership, fearing American influence, pushes a parallel credit scheme to keep U.S. financiers out.
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Berlin
Achtuhr Abenblatt
Germany
United States
America
U. S
Lloyd George
England
Europa
How Scotch Folks Prevent Influenza Germ Killing Vapors
An American advertisement promotes a Scotch liquid Haelarol by Harland to kill throat and nasal germs. The ad claims a simple use by inhaling vapors from a bowl, on a handkerchief, or on a pillow to purify air and prevent influenza.
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America
Lenading
Harland
Harry A. Crandall
Haelarol
Woman's Wit Saves Famous College From Destruction
Miss Margaret Logan Clark of Los Angeles, a St Holyoke College faculty member, detected smoke and led 1100 students to safety as Stafford Hall burned. She battled flames, rescued others, and was burned on face hands while ensuring the alarm was raised and everyone escaped.
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South ‘Hadley
Mass
Margaret Logan Clark
Los Angeles
St. Holyoke College
Mine Clark
Ugut
Stafford Halt
Clark
Stafford Hall
White girl held after living with Mexican man in Dodge City
March report says Frances Winninger, a White girl, told police she does not care if he has brown skin he has a white heart. She is jailed while authorities investigate her claim of marriage to the Mexican in Denver, California, after reports three White girls were living in Little Mexico.
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Dodge City
Frances Winninger
Mexico
Denver
Cal
Cut Off by Snow Leaves Michigan Towns in Fuel Famine
Isolated since last Thursday's blizzard, western and northern Michigan towns face a fuel shortage as railroads halt. Muskegon reports cold hardship, Cadillac warns of plant closures within 43 hours, and Traverse City Whitehall Montague Petoskey see exhausted supplies and rail service disruptions.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Western
Hart
Elk Rapids
Boyne City
Kentuckian to recover flag taken by British
James Buchanan of Louisville, descendant of Col William Whitley, will travel to England as Kentucky's commissioner to reclaim the Kentucky battle flag lost at the Thames during the War of 1812. The Kentucky General Assembly approved expense funds for the trip. The battle is called The Massacre of the River Raisin by historians due to Kentuckians killed after surrender to British officers amid broken promises of Indian protection.
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Frankfort
James Buchanan
Louisville
Wiliam Whitley
Kentucky Volunteers
Michigan
England
Kentucky
General Assembly
Buchanan
Raisin
Italian cabinet expected to be reconstituted
London dispatch reports a political crisis after a ministerial conference called by Premier Nitti. It is expected the cabinet will be reconstituted to include Clerical party members.
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London
Nitti
Italy
Graves Resigns as U S Forestry Head
Washington March 9 Henry S Graves head of the federal forestry service since Gifort Pinchot resigns to return to private life He headed Yale forestry school before government service and led airmar operations with the American expeditionary forces in France.
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Washington
Henry S. Graves
Federal Forestry Service
Gifort Pinchot
Graves
Yale Forestry School
France
Worthless Uniesa Properly Used
A reflection on possessions and wealth suggesting that material goods may serve others rather than grant true value, with phrases about knowledge, wealth, and utilitarian use.
Reep Money From the Heart
A reflective saying contrasts money in hand with money in the heart. It argues cash kept in circulation is healthier than money hoarded within, emphasizing prudent use over greed.
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Reep
MI-O-Na Promises Fast Relief for Stomach Ailments
A vintage drug advertisement touts MI-O-Na as guaranteed to relieve upset stomach indigestion and gas. One tablet ends misery quickly with a money back offer and claims of relief within minutes for bilious dizzy or nervous symptoms.
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C. W. Fhilluge
Willys to Increase Capital by 50 Million Dollars
Confirmation from Toledo reports Willys Overland Co to raise capitalization, stockholders to vote March 24 on a 50 million dollar issue divided as 26 million in junior preferred and 25 million in common stock. President Willys notes production ramp for two new models, plans to avoid 800 car daily output without new factory investment, 150,000 car contracts for year, and 3.5 million quarterly earnings heading toward 16 million annual profit. company shows 40 million invested in raw materials during strike inactivity.
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Willys Overland Co
Toledo
Caplte Brock
John N. Witlys
Mr. Willys
Willys
Shotton Leaves to Join Cards in South
Bert Shotton Brownhelm manager and outfielder with Sam St Louis Cards leaves for the sunny South to enter spring training. He will play two exhibition games in Dallas before heading to Brownsville for the Cards training camp. Shotton expects a good season and aims to maintain prestige in the paths and outer gardens.
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Bert Shotton
Brownhelm
Sam St Louis
Sanny South
Bert
Dallas
Texas
Brownsville
Shotten
Automobiles Increase but Fatalities Decrease
The survey of 49 counties shows auto fatalities fell from 486 in 1918 to 468 in 1919 though car use rose. Lorain County logged eight deaths in 1919 versus five in 1918, including four killed in a single incident near Oberlin and Wellington. Cuyahoga County dropped 31 fatalities, from 146 in 1918 to 116 in 1919.
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Olic
Lorain County
Oterlin
Y Wellington
Cuyahoga County
Satin Striped Spring Fashion Showcases Free Design
A fashion feature highlights wide satin stripes used in a spring wear design. The designer shows an inventive treatment of the stripes on a pretty chiffon fabric with red accents.
Railroad Labor Board Nominations Split Into Three Groups
Washington March 5 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced that for nominating members to the railroad labor board under the Cummins Yost bill the railroad labor organization will be divided into three groups the Big Four Brotherhoods machinists and allied trades and telegraphers and signal men.
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Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Labor Organization
Big Four
Five Firemen Overcome in Downtown Grocery Blaze
In Baltimore a stubborn blaze at the J. W. Crook grocery warehouse in the downtown area last night overpowered five firefighters from smoke. Three other firms suffered fire and water damage.
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Baltimore
J. W. Crook
Rubber Tire Prices Raised By Rubber Cos In City
Note says Rubber Tire Clearing House and other local dealers announced tire price increases. Rubber Brunner, proprietor, cites a rise from 16 to 39 percent and mentions anticipation of another jump, with dealers indicating the change affects motorists citywide.
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Trices
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Uncle Sam
Riment Weams
British Islands
Aya
Bridgetown
Barba
West Indies
Barbados
Britain
AG Zed
Nevar Teday Johnson
Rance
Fa ’ Salvange
Ceasion
Shering
Bulg
J. de
Lamo
Kes
Elyria Pec
River St
Cascaral
Fox
Mr. Hill
Europe
U. S. Forestry
Mio-Na
Melief
Shotton
CARDS
SOUTH
Beecham
Rubber Cos
Fatial Mustarihne Chellist Begg
O'Donnells
Heldmyer Howe. Co
Loeffler Co. Mfg
Wm. Elemes Co
Lodi St
Weingarten Bros
New York - Chicago
TABOR
Vincent Gray
Phillips Court
Alf R. Allan
Gray
Floyd Gaines
Dewey Avenue
A. M. Thome
Furnace Street
C. L. Bristol
Harvard Ave
Edward Nickel
Erie Street
C. M. Converse
Chestnut Street
McKinley Parent Teachers Association
Andrew Foreman
Garvin Avenue
S. N. Findlay
Spruce Street
Martin
Ninth Street
Henry Diederich
Ridgeville
Ohio
William Damm
West
West Street
George Webbber
Beebe Court
J. R. Blair
Weuat River
John J. O’brien
Ene Street
Henry Manns
Oberlin
G. V. Chingue
Broad Street
Louis F. Smith
Third Street
Joseph C. Lary
Columbus Street
J. C. Bacher
Hebert Strand
Washington Avenue
C. B. Mincks
Oxford Street
W. J. Lucas
E. Bridge Street
Frank A. Day
Cheapside
Thomas Wright
Philip Mahar
Harvard Avenue
J. Floyd Boor
Fifth Street
A. J. Linden
Avon
J. W. Conkle
Lorain
G. A. Ascherfeld
East Avenue
Feckend
Elyria, Ole
Seve
Ebert Ing Dru
Mitt Bui
Bulga
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