Power Is Insignificant to the Heart of Calvin Coolidge
The article reports Calvin Coolidge’s reflections on his presidency and personal sorrows, including the deaths of his son Calvin and his father. It portrays him as intensely human, noting that power faded in importance beside family, and that private sacrifices accompanied the public role.
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Calvin Coolidge
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Calvin
Vermont
Coolidge
United States
Fitting Recognition Shows 1928 Women’s Week March Observance
National Business Women's Week, first observed in 1928, runs March 10 to 16 with Elyria women planning recognition. The event highlights the growing role of women in business and community life, backed by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs with about 52 000 members. Census data show 549 511 women in gainful occupations and 4 329 741 in business and professional roles. eight women serve in Congress and 146 appear on state legislative rosters.
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Elyria
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
United States
Congress
America
Diet and Health Q and A on pica and hair growth
A reader discusses pica linked to mineral deficiency and gas, suggesting a balanced diet and medical check up. Another asks if neck hair shaving affects facial beard growth. columnist dismisses the idea as nonsense and notes hair care guidance is available. A third letter from P weighs 195 pounds on a farm. advice recommends reducing milk and bread, varying with height, plus editor notes about the column’s limits and request procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye
Miss Hi
New York
Peter
John Quillin Tilson biography and planned extra session aims
John Quillin Tilson born April 9 1805 in Tennessee is Yale-educated lawyer and longtime Connecticut congressman who has served since 1909 and led the Republicans. An extra session of Congress is to convene around April 10 with farm relief and tariff bills prioritized for quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quillin Tilson
Clear Branch
Tenn
Yale University
Neve Haven
Conn
Connecticut House of Representatives
Connecticut
New Haven
Congress
Not Finished Tales of Aged Theatre Etiquette
The fragment questions when theatre ads promise guarantees and create fuss over not offending fastidious audiences while implying a woman should pursue business rather than marriage, reflecting dated views on careers and social expectations.
Notable anniversaries of famed American and French figures
A chronicle of notable birthdays and deaths from 1749 to 1825 highlighting Count de Mirabeau Commodore Isaac Hull Edwin Forrest Dr John Evans David Davis and Leland Stanford. Each entry lists birth place and death date, marking a lineage of statesmen jurists and educators with ties to Philadelphia Derby Watervliet Palo Alto and Colorado Territory.
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Count de Mirabeau
France
Paris
Commodore Isaac Hull
Derby
Conn
Philadelphia
Edwin Forrest
John Evans
Colorado
Warnesparg
Denver
David Davis
Witnois
Abraham Lincolin
Dorn
Illinois
Leland Stanford
California
United States
A Treat University
Watervilet
Palo Alto
Calif
Napoleon and Josephine marry in 1796
A concise note records the 1796 marriage of Napoleon Bonaparte to Josephine de Beauharnais. It places the event in the context of Revolutionary France and notes the alliance's future political significance.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Josephine de Beauharnais
Merrimac
The
Monitor
Hampton Roads
Count Tolstoi
Notable Changes in Names Across Early 20th Century Records
Dr John Futrall of the University of Arkansas and Warren Rastan at the T. S. form Rastan, Mass. Waldo Smith born in Lincoln Mass ages listed, John G Foster connected to AY Weare. The passage hints at shifting nationalistic spellings and adventure themes in the era, with a tentative note on the DrevTioys one.
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John
Futrall
University of Arkaneaz
Irokeen
Tenn
Chatas Warren
Reneral
T. S.aform
Rastan
Mass
Waldo Smith
T. S
Decsler Line
Tinara Pro Wogan
Guarding Passion in Sports This Season
A compact note urging restraint and safety in vigorous sports. It warns against uncontrolled temper, emphasizes fair play, and calls for discipline to prevent accidents while maintaining spirited competition. The piece reflects a local concern with sportsmanship and public safety.
Noted figures born today across fields and nations
Arthur Reynolds, Chicago banker born in Pandora Iowa sixty one years ago today. Anna V. Hyatt, sculptor born in Cambridge Massachusetts fifty three years ago today. Rt Rev Theodore J Reese, coadjutor bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Southern Ohio, born in New York City fifty six years ago today. Mrs Joseph Fels, philanthropist and single tax advocate born in Germany sixty six years ago.
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Arthur Reynolds
Chicago
Pandora
Iowa
Anna V. Hyatt
Inolington
Cambridge
Mass
Theodore J. Reese
Episcopal Diocese of
Southern Ohio
New York City
Joseph Fels
Germany
This day produces an agitator with reformist potential
The forecast mentions a day that stirs agitators, provoking social reforms in calm minds and provoking soldiers leaders or anarchists in contentious moments. It notes a sharp intellect capable of great distinction arising from the mood of the day.
Sudden death of Mrs. Roland Rawson Jr shocks Amherst
Reports reach Amherst of the unexpected death of Mrs. Roland Rawson Jr at Long Beach California. Her husband is a prominent local druggist and son of Mrs. Daisy Horn Rawson of Amherst. Several Amherst residents mourn her passing. The town also notes PTA meeting at the Public School gym featuring the Merry Makers Orchestra and an illustrated lecture on Sarters by W. F. Jackson safety director of the New York Central railroad.
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Amherst
Roland Rawson, Jr
Long Beach
Cal
R. A. Rawson
Daisy Horn
Emma Hunter
Penny Harris
Lucy Horn
Rawson
Parent
Nadine McCor
Lucellle Gillman
Norwood Hearn
Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Vergarillo
John Strause
N. C
Wisconsin
Elvira High Gang
C. A. Lauer
East Martin Street
Cloverleaf Club
Caroline Hercle
J. Jackson
N. Y. C. Railroad
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Trafic
H. Abram
St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
John Garisad
Elyria
King’s Daughters
St. Peter's “Evangelical Church
Helen Rath
Forest Street
Local church group hosts meeting with charity gift
Members of the Good Deeds class of the Congregational church planned a meeting next month with guests and a contribution to the American Bible Society. An evening chainty luncheon followed, with St Patrick's appointments served to numerous attendees. A high school production, Seven Keys to Bald pate, was staged at the Opera House with praise for Miss Margaret Rice. Dante Baker, 35, died at his Brownhelm Station home. he leaves a widow and three children. Burial is in Marietta, Ohio. A social gathering honored Mrs Albert Towne and others. a local fire damaged a furniture stock at O T Baker Co. A golden wedding celebration for Clayton and Mrs. Seeley featured a banquet and program at the K P hall. The evening concluded with cards and dancing.
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Good Deeds
Congregational Church
American Bible Society
St. Patrick’s
C. H. Ernst
Dorothea
Misser Hulda
Edith Berger
Alice Torne
Gladys, Hopking
Lydia Herwig
Frances Sablers
Alma Daniels
Walter Frederick
Baldpate
Opera House
Margaret Rice
Dante Baker
Brownhem Station
R Brownhelm
Marietta
Ohio
Frank Towne
Lizanna Mollison
Albert Towne
Taylor Street
Clara Belden
Fred Quashnefski
John Bartlome
Gee. Brady
Francis Gordon
Ed. Ellis
Elmer Towne
Alvin Rosancranz
Otis Bahl
Ernest Binting
Thos. Sapienza
Fred Koch
C. Date
J. Exeland
Jos, Jewett
Anna Mollison
O. T. Baker Co
Cleveland Southwestern
K. of P. and
Pythian
Clayton Seeley
Cleveland Avenue
K. of P. Hall
Seeley
W. G. Schaeffer
Prater
F. Foster
Lois Sharp
S. Wragg
F. Moebius
Fred Coverdale
James Bruce
Maggie
Evelyn Raesler
Marie Sharp
Geo. Hoffner
Dr. Schaeffer
Mamae Sharp
al. Heller
Carrie Kreeger
Ethel Bruce
M. B. Schaeffer
al Sharp
Amherst
Ohio Briefs Deaths From Separate Accidents
State news from Columbus reports race Yonker, 69, killed after stepping into an automobile path. Joseph Stump, 25, injured perhaps fatally in a separate crash. Estel Chilcote, 5, dies from clothing fire after a store incident. Piketon police seek identity of a man killed when a stolen car wrecked into a pole near town. belt buckle marked with initials remains.
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Columbus
Fforace G. Yonker
Joseph Stump
Waverly
Piketon
Ashland
Kent Arrest Of Wanted Connecticut Murder Suspect
A man called Peter Maricoli, alias Morris, wanted for a 19 year old murder in New Haven, Conn., was arrested in Kent. He allegedly admitted the killing and said he fled to Canada then New Jersey before settling in Kent in 1937.
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Kent
March St
Peter Maricoli
New Haven
Conn
Nazareno Poncotti
Maricoli
Morris
Canada
New Jersey
Tragic Death of 14 Year Old Charles Ungemach
In Zanesville Ohio on March 9 Charles Ungemach aged 14 son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ungemach of Roselville died here from injuries sustained earlier authorities reported the incident outlining the fatal injuries and the family's grief.
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Zanesville, O
Charles Ungemach
Fred Ungemach
Roseville
Gas Well Drilled North of Zanesville Base
A two million foot gas well was drilled today on the Guy C. Ferguson base north of Zanesville Ohio. The big flow started at a depth of 3685 feet. Frank Whitehead, 63, of McCluney Perry county, died here from injuries after a mine car in the Crown shaft at Rose Farm struck him.
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Zanesville, O
Guy C. Ferguson
Here
Zanesville
Frank Whitehead
McCluney
Perry County
Rose Farm
Family Tragedy Ends In Shooting At Findlay Home
Findlay March 9 Edward Parks 36 a factory worker is dead and his wife near death after a shooting that followed a family quarrel. Police say Parks returned home intoxicated last night and a dispute led to him firing at his wife then killing himself. A 15 year old daughter was struck by a bullet that narrowly missed her as it pierced her coat. Mrs Parks is in serious condition.
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Findlay
Edward Parks
Parks
Velma West Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Marysville Ohio March 9 Velma West serving life term in women's reformatory Thomas Edward West Perry Ohio here for the murder of her husband purseryman is recovering after an appendicitis operation
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Marysville
Velma West
Thomas Edward West
Perry
Ohio
Purseryman
Vivid dream tale of Schluttenhofer in Lansing incident
Ralph Schluttenhofer reportedly dreamed of rough men tying him with rope and tossing him from bed while his wife was downtown shopping. The account states she returned to find him disturbed by the dream evidence.
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Lansing
Ralph Schluttenhofer
Schluttenhofer
Woman frees bound husband after discovery trap
A wife finds her husband bound with a clothesline and gagged in the kitchen. She frees him and calls police. Schlutterhofer later claims to be the world’s soundest sleeper, a remark made after the incident.
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Lunds
Schlutterhofer
Bargain in Mirror Frames William and Mary Origin
An antique inlaid Will iam and Mary mirror frame bought for $1 in Virginia became worth over $1,000 after restoration in Minneapolis. H. M. King found the seaweed inlay beneath layers of paint in an old cabin near Hanover, Va. The frame was later sold to Mrs. Charles S. Pillsbury.
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Minneapolis
Virginia
Hanover
H. M. King
King
Charles S. Pillsbury
America
England
Special Radio Sale Offers Victrola and Electrics
This season offers a bargain drive on radio receivers new and old including Radio Victrola combos priced below cost. Notable is the Radiola Victrola Model 18 with 100A speaker, $144 radio and Orthophonic Victrola in walnut cabinet for $165.90 with $15 down. Washington inauguration radio hook up showcased. Victrola portable aids car or lake events. Hruler brothers return to teach brass and xylophones. Dave Gilbert expands sax quartets and invites players to join.
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Alois
Wm. Hruler
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Dave Gilbert
George Jessel Tops New York Stage To Record Debut
George Jessel, after a Broadway success in The Last Ringer, debuts on records with Victor Talking Machine Co. singing Mr Mothers Eyes and When the Curtain Goes Down. The Cream in My Coffee and I m Bringing a Red Red Rose are noted musical comedy hits. Jesse Crawford adapts two pipe organ hits We Get Br and Wow About Me. New dance records include Glad Rag Deli and ll never ask for more. She s Furnas that War and Dream Trais.
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George Jessel
New York
2KO
Victor Talking Machine Co
Jesse Crawford
Spring Load of Screen Doors and Windows in Elyria
A car load of screen doors and windows arrived in Elyria this week signaling spring. The combined screen and storm door grows in popularity for fuel savings and as a sturdy, attractive option. Measure openings and we supply. The ad notes Radiant heaters adjust easily in mild weather and promote coal savings in spring and fall. The B P S label covers paint products and allied goods with free color cards available.
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Elyria
Bright sunny days spark outdoor play stock
The notice praises sunny days for kids outdoor exercise and mentions improvements in fitness. It advertises a large stock of coaster wagons Velocipedes and bicyles available for purchase for children's enjoyment and health benefits.
Elyria Introduces Accura Put-Trap For Indoor Golf Practice
Golf players will be interested in the new Elyria product the Accura Put-Trap which enables you to practice in the house. They cost only 50c. A new assortment of golf sticks bags balls and other sporting goods are ready for your approval.
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Elyria
Elyria Electricians Offer Thorough Home Upgrades
Spring home cleaning prompts changes in furniture and layout as well as electrical wiring and fixtures. Our team of top Elyria electricians handles jobs of all sizes with efficient workmanship and care.
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Elyria
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