Make Law Violation Unattractive in Marion Speech
A Marion address urges public sentiment as the key to enforcing law not harsher statutes. Officials failing to act betray voters, who should drive them from power at the ballot box. The piece denounces profiteering and urges citizens to expose violations and demand decent conduct locally.
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Marion
Detroit
Detroit River
New York
New Jersey
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Wwomen’s Clibs
Amd
Elertel
Tieshenth
Wwe
Roxie Stinson Seeks Break In Music And Film
Roxie Stinson gains belated publicity that could aid her pursuit of professional music careers or film opportunities, signaling a potential breakthrough in entertainment circles.
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Roxie Stinson
Senator Heflin’s gun talk fuels political jibe in states
Alabama Senator Tom Heflin sparks cross state barbs over his gun rhetoric drawing sharp contrasts with Ohio where critics label him a “beany shooter.” The remark highlights regional divides in firearms debate and political humor.
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Tom Heflin
Alabama
Ohio
Timely Views on World Topics by Baker
Former secretary Newton D. Baker warns in New York that low grade ore represents temporary political setbacks. He argues America’s core strength remains sound and calls for renewing the wartime spirit, rejecting isolation and restoring Woodrow Wilson’s ideals to guide the nation through current challenges.
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Newton D. Baker
Dwar
New York
America
Washington
Dod
Woodrow Wilson
Prohibition Sentiment Debate Reaches British Expert
Geddes, former British ambassador to the United States, in London notes that Englishmen underestimate how strongly Americans favor prohibition. He says minds may be in favor but practice lags, as many prefer to think about it more than act upon it.
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Geddes
United States
London
America
Poems That Live Yesterday in Ohio and Today’s Anniversaries
Fragmented text honors past figures tied to Ohio, Virginia, and Canada with scattered dates. Mentions treaties, battles, and notable births such as Lomer Gouin and David Todd, but readability is limited by garbled OCR and incomplete facts. The piece appears as a calendar of historical anniversaries with international references and misc names.
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Lomer Gouin
Grondin
William J. Bryan
Dote
Salem
David Todd
Lake Ridges
N.Y
Celebra Andover
Qetave Thanauthor
Bermuda Day Delights at Elyria Rotary Meeting
Yesterday at the Elyria Rotary Club a Bermuda day program featured onions at every plate and a masterful address that moved listeners to tears. The speaker, who had previously spoken in China before the W C T Al, drew comparisons and shared travel notes while a loving cup was presented to a participant.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Sud
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A fragmented essay argues on exercise and noise, noting overstretched routines and fatigue. It critiques excessive activity, calls for moderation, cites Pope, Dean Inge, and health officials, and ends with poetic reflections on death and fate.
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Grove Patterson
Unclear historic ballot preview and convention notes
Fragmentary OCR shows references to party nominations and a national convention in New York. Names McAdoo and Senator Erde appear as approved on a ballot. Mentions a convention opening in New York along with various local society notes in Los Angeles and Melbourne Florida, Bath Maine.
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Tre
New York
Wee G McAdoo
Erde Aged
Los Angeles
California
Credit Men's Association
Melbourne
Lark and ALM clash over unmanned man treatment
Booth argues about how unmanned men are treated when plans fail. The ALM party leader defends the approach as necessary. The exchange highlights tensions ahead of upcoming decisions and public sentiment on leadership.
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Booth
Elyria sewer plan and railway service changes questioned
Twenty years ago Elyria planned a new sewer project and considered outsourcing engineering work to remove the plans. The C and C Railway doubled ice service between here and the river and announced trains every twenty minutes for Elks events. Local leaders and Elks officers were named, along with Ritter hotel owners and a fire damaged East Avenue home.
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Here
New Italian Volta powder promises fast rheumatic relief
A sensational ad touts Volta powder as a new Italian remedy for rheumatic pains. It claims rapid, absorbent action through skin pores, with a money back guarantee if no relief is felt after using the first package. Available at Phillips, Muir's Drug Store, Crandalls.
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Hiee
Co. OW. Phillips
Muir's Drug Store
Crandalls
School board plans West Avenue building expansion addition
In Bucyrus on March 19, E A Elwood 44 of Mt Victory was bound under 500 bond to appear May 13 on a charge of passing a worthless check for 25 dollars at a local garage man.
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West Avenue
Bucyrus
E. A. Elwood
Mt. Victory
Emerald Oil promises quick relief for varicose veins
A vintage advertisement claims Emerald Oil from C. W. Philip's quickly reduces varicose veins and enlarged glands, goitres, and wens. It urges customers to ask for the original two ounce bottle, refuse substitutes, and follow directions for noticeable improvement in a few days.
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C. W. Philip’s
Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss and Teapot Dome ties
Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss, famed for North Sea mine barrages in World War I, shifts to oil business as he administers Teapot Dome affairs amid lease cancellation battles with Sinclair. The New York born officer, noted for the superposed turret system, has held commands from the Asiatic fleet to the general board.
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Joseph Strauss
North Sea
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
A. E. Watts
Soyelain de 70
Oil Moss Corporation
Strauss
Teapot Home
Sinclair
Albert Bacon
Dmiral Stranes
Empire State
United States Naval Academy
Himt
Norway
Scotland
General Board of the Navy
Washington
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Coughs and Colds
An old style ad touts Creomulsion as a cure for chronic coughs and lung troubles. It describes creosote based formula that soothes inflamed membranes, kills germs, and aids recovery after colds or flu, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Creomulsion Co
Atland
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