Advertising and politics mix in Columbian treaty debate
The piece argues Harding should disclose motives behind pushing the Columbian treaty, framed as expensive bargaining and domestic political maneuvering. It notes Democratic allies once close to Roosevelt opposing railroading the measure and calls for transparency to preserve Harding's popularity. The column also discusses the role of advertisements in shaping public interest and consumer awareness.
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Harding
Wnex
Uaele
Roosevelt
Wilson
United States
Panama
Congress
Mr. Harding
Mr. Hardin
Public's Business President Wartling Confers With Press
Dispatches from Washington say President Wartling will hold frequent conferences with newspaper correspondents, meeting at least weekly and likely twice weekly. A large business general manager warned young men to expect mistakes but to refrain from too many, while noting public trust hinges on frank honesty and public confidence.
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Wartling
United States
Dispatches
Washington
Harding
Warner
Co Partnership in Government: Novel Yet Possible
A discussion on cooperation between Congress and the executive, noting past jealousy and rare harmony. Larding experiments with a co‑partnership model that could succeed despite novelty. A satire on income tax forms for a young bachelor and a comment on wartime images and glycerin tears from German leaders.
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Congress
Larding
Tariff Program And Tax Revision Debated In Washington
In Washington lawmakers and President Harding push a tariff and tax revision plan with Secretary Mellon and a Republican Senate finance and House ways and means committee, aiming to bridge differences and secure broad support amid a strong GOP majority. The session seeks a unified program to satisfy divergent views on tariffs and domestic policy.
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J. Bart Campbell
International News Service
Washington
Mellon
Breast Department
Senate Finance
House
Ways and Means
Iarding
Congress
Senate
Tremor Shakes Danville Buildings and Bottles
Danville reports a tremor around dusk that rattled many buildings and toppled bottles, jars, and tableware. Witnesses described items shifting and furniture rattling as windows trembled. No injuries reported.
Parade Injuries Prompt City Liability Stance
In Chicago March 15, International News Services reports confusion at a parade where spectators fear injuries as mounted police and officials navigate crowded sidelines. Elinor Christiansen sues over injuries during an Elks convention parade, while the city law department rules police and firemen cannot be held liable for spectator accidents when performing civic duties.
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International News Services
Chicago
Mounted Policemums
Hnis
Lou
Rettamacastor Samr
Ranges Gifter
Sur
Elinor Christiansen
City Law Department
20 Years Ago Henry Gillett Killed at Pittsuvta Mill
News notes list fatal accident at a belt in a feed mill where Henry M. Gillett of Pittsuvta died. Local prices show potatoes 50 cents per bushel, butter 20 cents per pound, eggs 10 cents per dozen, and syrup 80 cents per gallon amid sparse details. Nearby business shifts include I. D. Faxon and S. B. Day purchasing the late Joseph Jacobs’s wholesale candy business to expand.
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Henry M. Gillett
Pittsuvta
Beljin
I. D. Faxon
S. B. Day Bous
Joseph Jacobs
German Confidence Vote Amid Economic Struggles
Berlin reports a tense March 15 session as the government faces pressure over indemnities and demand gaps. The new policy package draws mixed signals from the ruling coalition, raising questions about its ability to meet public expectations and stabilize the economy.
Osidaze Tablets Prove Quick Relief for Throat and Cough
Thousands of readers report the remarkable value of Osidaze tablets, a pure essential oil product offering quick relief from bronchial irritation coughs and sore throats. Advert says the tablets are inexpensive and kept in the house for emergency use, claiming strong, clear relief even during illness.
ABE MARTIN Miss Pawn To ene Fa is in th' f. th Tade
ABE MARTIN depicts a character in the trade and dancing scene, noting she faces difficulty with the alphabet while others, including a Bee figure, gather for coffee. The piece uses rustic dialect to sketch a humorous social moment.
Local Ridge News Clip Highlights Community Visits
March 15 report from West Ridge notes Mrs. Carl Fowl visiting sister in Cleveland, Harry Spicker of Minnesota visiting cousin Fred Lotuian, and Miss McGuire Miss Warner and Walter Muri from Lorain attending Adi Habu's. The Ladies Aid hosted Mrs. Ed Pember. John Patchett of Cleveland visited Lucy Miller. George Decker attended cousin Mo Lang’s funeral in Lorain. Several residents traveled to Cleveland on business, while others attended events at the Ridg- ar Grange in Well. The P T A meeting at the school shared a talk on education and featured music and a new hot maple syrup treat.
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West Ridge
Carl Fowl
Cleveland
Harry Spicker
Minnesotta
Fred Lotuuan
McGuire
Carlisle
Miss Warner
Walter Muri
Lorain
Adi Habu’s
Ladies’ Aid
Ed Pember
Ornoon
John Patchett
Lucy Miller
George Decker
Mo Lang
Ies
Eldred
Ais
de Simons
Oklahoma
de Sauons
Trys Harles Wisen
Janly
Wes Wilson
Peter Mater
Adem Hahn
Mrs McMul
Pted Latiuman
Cottmens Usele
Hear
Advan
Ridg- Ar- Aa
Wellatt Tin
Drusen
Dred Faw
Doe Fritz
Bennett
Elyria
BOG Pope's
George Lauer
Jeanie
Carigie
J. J. Vaughn
Ely
Gertrude
J. L. Besaing
Amherst
Rebekah Lodge
Town Hall
Dwight Barnlett
R. Retchard
Fae
Mas. L. M. Bliss
New London
Segur
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Erhart
Fred Armbruster
Willis Hitchcock
Julius Sheldon
River Road
C. Nett
Ed. Myers
Jamies Myers
B. B. Speith
Julia Dowdell
Ody
Grant Rogers
Gratton
William Pfeiffer
E. E. Bounds
A. Howes
Ailyria Spenn
Ford Cragin
E. Votsins
North Eaton
Social news from Olmsted and area
Guests of Mr and Mrs John Bainbridge Tuesday included a quartet of neighbors and relatives. A gas well issue involved a pump out and water concerns. Ladies' Aid Briggs sale on March 22 offers a hot dinner for 25 cents with beef mashed potatoes brown gravy bread butter coffee and pie. Gilder place reportedly sold again to Chever parties. Aeith Andrews entertains sister from Collinwood for an unspecified time.
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and Neal
Olmsted Falig
John Bainbridge
A. J
Chever
Aieth Andrews
Collinwood
Fragmentary cooking note on flavoring
A partial line describes pouring 2 teaspoonfuls of a sugar or flavoring into a mixture when it does not brown, claiming the flavor remains not noticeable. The note is incomplete and lacks clear context or attribution.
Elyria Group meets in Grafton district church event
The Elyria Group of the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual meeting in Prafton Grafton with members from Wellington Oberlin Lorain and nearby towns. Speakers Mrs Long Mrs Williams Mrs Ford and others gave addresses while a round table discussion followed.
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Grafton
Elyria
Norwalk
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal
M. E
Wellington
Oberlin
Lorain
Iiytut
Mra. Long
Willard
Mra. Williams
Ford
Eymouth
Lockard
Etsiiu
A. Harts Tuaey
Elyria area social notes show visits and gatherings
Residents and visitors frequent Elyria and nearby towns with meetings and events. Rebekah lodge hosted a box social while the village council saw councilman Dwight Barnett resign. Birthdays and family visits marked a busy week with multiple kinship gatherings and planned Home Economics demonstrations.
Keeping Lines Open For Safe Warm Communication
The text highlights the importance of open communication lines for safe travel and comfort, noting how modern conveniences make life easier and how society would struggle without them. It emphasizes the pivotal role of these communication systems in near and far interactions.
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