Mellon 70 Today Still Works Hard for Government
Secretary of the Treasury A W Mellon marks his seventieth birthday while continuing daily duties at the Treasury. Renowned as one of the world’s wealthiest men, he remains devoted to public service, leaving management of his private interests largely to aides in Pittsburgh. He notes he would stay if the President desires.
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Treasury
Oa Eting
S. Thors Berge
Treaury
A. W. Mellon
United States
Mellon
Immensely Riel
Pittsburgh
Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Melton
Jon
Woman praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy for back relief
Mrs Prick of St Paul Minnesota describes chronic back pain bearing down sensation and monthly sickness ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She reports regained strength doing housework and caring for her child and offers to help other women by sharing her experience.
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St. Paul
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mrs. Prick
Summit Avenue
Minnesota
Post Office Loot Brings Wide Stamp Heist in Valparaiso
Safe breakers drilled into the post office at Valparaiso and escaped with between 30,600 and 40,000 in stamps including Post office and War Savings stamps. The incident occurred amid a cluttered report of executive moves by a bank official.
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Valpairso, Inc
Oberlin College to stage The Intimate Strangers benefit plays
Faculty and conservatory members will perform two productions of The Intimate Strangers in Warner Hall Friday and Saturday to benefit college funds. Holmes leads, with stars including Miss Isabel Stuart and Florence the Flapper, joined by Aunt Ellen and other Oberlin figures in a lively campus comedy set around a spring washout guest.
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Isabel Stuart
Daphne Kimball Williams
Florence
Flapper
Cleveland
Graham
Ellen
Jenny White
Stewart
H. A. Miller
Columbus
Miss Stuart
Jellife
Daley
Oberlin
New York
Thornton
Univers of Chicago
Mgr. Thornton
Professor Holmes
Vermont
Gratior
Mrs Go
Professor Jameson
Henry
Henri
Mies Stuart
Irons
Mattie
Debate change shifts Oberlin Ohio Wes leyan clash
The Oberlin debate moved from Friday March 27 to Tuesday March 31 on the Geneva Protocol topic. Oberlin’s negative team will travel to Denver to face Ohio Wesleyan’s affirmative team, with Oberlin’s side attending from Oberlin College. Verification of cities and teams reflects OCR errors but the key action is rescheduled debate between Oberlin and Ohio Wesleyan over the Geneva Protocol.
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Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan Univers
United States
Densare
Ohio West
Oberlin Stadium Fund Nears Goals on Late Drive
The Oberlin campaign for a new stadium reports 107 pledges totaling 184 seats in week eight, bringing total seats to 232, about 20 percent of the goal. The largest gift was 25 seats from Clayton K. Fanger, 87, trustee, of New York City. The drive ends Wednesday in April as pledges come in from 110 Oberlin townspeople.
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Oberlin
Wareh
Sit
Ian
Clayton K. Fanger
The
College
New York
City
Ali
Sea Phrase Hints At Color Change Over Time
Fragmentary text suggests a reference to sea terms and color change linked to elapsed time or aging. The readable portion mentions color and time but lacks clear subject, actions, orContext to form a full news item.
Wack horse run causes tumble in Oberlin street scene
A buggy horse hired from West Stables bolted on Cedar and College streets in Oberlin injuring two junior girls when it struck a phone post near Dascomb Cottage. The horse was released and no serious injuries were reported. Weather notes and stray statistics follow.
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Oberlin
Pers
Th West Stables
Cedar
We College
Towan Professor
Dascomb Cottage
Children’s pictorial crossword puzzle clues
A damaged puzzle item lists crossword clues from a vintage page. It mentions names like Banning Atross and Wainwright, a Spanish American War admiral, a Spanish general, and terms for directions and fish, plus a street address for Wainwright Flower Store and East Side Market. The text reads as puzzle instructions and partial answers.
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Banning Atross
Word L
Wainwright Flower Store
East Side Market
Engaged Couple Face House Disputes and Friends
Michael and Lilah plan to marry in the old family home as tensions rise with Lilah’s mother who prefers changes. Michael worries about matching desires with family expectations while hints of Elaine Alloway’s town visit stir suspicions. Lonnie Capper notes bachelor friendships fade after marriage.
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Michael
Lilah
Lilgh
Lonnie Capper
Elaine Alloway
Peabodys
Lonnie
Chicago
Alonzo
al Dayne
Percy Wood
Percy
Willington Local Notes And Social Updates
Wellington local notes report events and visits around town. Margaret and Mrs Teanette Warner hosted guests from Florida while Edwin and Bey Brie joined Sowkh Bend residents at a gathering. The community discusses a typist’s showplace rental and updates on local families including Mr and Mrs FH Le Weers and Verna.
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Willington
Madang Tadlock
Typiothe School
Margaret
Teannette Warner
Florida
Edwin
Bey
Sowkh Bend
FH. LE. Weers
Verna
Bert Waters
Akar
Agthan McQuire
Athaugh
Es‘an. Ghio
Mes A. EL Lanenercy
Musterole advertised as a cold remedy and healer
Musterole touted as a grandmother style mustard plaster alternative for colds and related ailments. It claims quick relief from sore throats congestion and chest colds and suggests it may prevent pneumonia and flu. It features mustard oil and simple ingredients and is recommended by nurses and doctors.
Grand Master to address joint Rebaccas and Odd Fellows
The Grand Master of Ohio will speak at a joint meeting of the Rebaccas and Odd Fellows tonight at the I O O F halls.
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Ohio
Tuberculosis Tops Causes of Disability in Insurance Study
Actuarial data from the Prudential Insurance Company of America shows tuberculosis accounts for about 41 percent of disability claims over ten years, far surpassing accidents at 3.4 percent and insanity listed as a major cause. Other leading factors include cancer, paralysis, and nervous diseases.
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Theo
Nework
N. J. Mareh
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Ted Tor
Disabled insured recovery tied to treatment advances
The examination covered only cases where disability was total and permanent and found that about 340 disabled insured recovered. Investigators credit advances in treating disabling diseases, especially tuberculosis, for part of this improvement.
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Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh
W. H. Chamir
Ilinois
Tearler
de Soto
Ill
Ida Naussey
Tagia
Acre
Spain
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Lennis
Wellington
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Chapel
Maron
Genoa
Bord McConnell
Rae
Adelaide
Leesen
Musterole
Cascarets
Elyria Maytag Co
Cleveland Street
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N J. A
R. F. Clark
Oberlin, R. D
Clayton H. Looy
Billings & Carpenter Real Estate
Devonshire Ra
W. Cleveland
Lincoln
Lear
Nuff
West Avenue
Star Shoe Shop
Elyria Hotel
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