Ambitious boys urged to chase top ranks in life
A school column urges students to pursue higher status through hard work citing Thomas Edison and a series on What Shall Be Answered Four Boys. It promotes thrift stamps and staying in school while noting new youth newspaper pilots in several cities and a feature on photoplay writing by Caroline M. Weirich.
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Thomas A. Edison
Secon
Caroline M. Weirich
Miss Ogden
Billy
Dorothy
Miss .Oyden
Circus Tale of A Lion and Persian Boy Visitor
A narrator recalls a Persian boy brought to a circus as the lion roars and guards the cage. The boy imagines life in Persia while the crowd watches, and Billy the lion is rumored to be connected to an American lineage. The tale hints at upcoming tricks for Billy.
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Persia
Nancy
Billy
Prohibition Laws Declared Well Enforced by official
Deputy Commissioner H. M. Gaylord of the prohibition enforcement bureau returned to Washington from an inspection tour. He declares enforcement successful across several states and predicts further improvement within three months. He visited Indiana Illinois Missouri Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio and New York.
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H. M. Gay-lord
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York
Hunting Violations Probed by Warden Near Norwalk
District and federal game warden W. F. Holcolm of Grafton investigates alleged illegal wild duck hunting in the Norwalk area on March 27.
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Norwalk, O
W. F. Holcolm
Grafton
BANS JAZZ DANCING IN LORAIN AND NORWALK FUND TRANSFER
Lorain bans jazz dancing by law or order on March 27 with cheek to cheek dancing prohibited. Norwalk War Chest distributes 1500 dollars to the Salvation Army and the associated group is dissolved. Miss Elsie Eskine Columbus conducts a local Salvation Army survey in Norwalk on March 27.
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Lorain
Army Given
Norwalk, C
Norwalk War Chest
Salvation Army and Association
Norwalk
Norwalk,c
Elsie Eskine Columbus
Salvation Army
Norwalk Raises Fines for Intoxication to Ten Dollars
Norwalk Mayor C. D. Miles doubles drunkenness fines from five to ten dollars in a move announced on March 27. The ordinance aims to curb public intoxication and boost city revenues.
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Norwalk
C. D. Miles
Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute for Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a vegetable compound with olive oil act gently on the bowels and liver to stimulate natural action. They claim to purify the blood and whole system like calomel but without after effects. Take one or two nightly for a week. 25 cents a box.
Norwalk Faces Flush Problems and Local Milestones
Streets in Norwalk are not flushable due to lack of storm water sewers in the business district and an inadequate sewage system. Godfrey Bick, 83, pioneer of Kimbal, has died. Seventy will graduate from Norwalk high in June, the largest class in the school's history.
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Norwalk
Kimbal
Godfrey Bick
Norwalk, O
Norwalk High
Richest Woman of the Orient Heiress Builds Global Trade Empire
Mrs Yone Suzuki of Japan nicknamed the Hetty Green of the Orient is said to command a fortune of 150 to 200 million dollars. Widowed twenty years ago she expanded her husband s business into a vast export and import empire and controls a large steamship line with ships sailing worldwide from her factories to global markets.
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Yone Suzuki
Japan
Hetty Green
Orient
Seven Seas
Milks Emulsion Promises Asthma Relief and Vitality
A testimonial promotes Milks Emulsion as a cure for asthma and a general digestive health aid. The ad claims rapid sleep improvement and long lasting remission after eight bottles, plus a money back guarantee and nationwide druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
W. Baker
Latrobe
Terre Haute
Ind
Public sale of Pryce estate items at Carlisle Ohio
Public auction of the Pryce estate at the late residence of Samuel V Pryse in Carlisle Lorat County Ohio on April 12 1920. Items include Holstein cows a brown mare ducks farming implements a wagon and tools plus household goods. Sale starts at 10 am with cash or notes on nine months with sureties. Pryce Jr Admr March 26 1920.
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Samuel Vv. Pryse
Carlisle
Care Isle Center
McCormick
Suthy
Dunham
Webber
Pryce
Miller Tires Show Long Life on Rigorous Tests
Miller Tires are described as undergoing radical, continuous testing at a factory with ten million miles annually. Cords average 15,000 miles and Fabrics about half that, but the tale emphasizes these figures are not mileage records, rather comparisons against high-grade rivals to prove Millers last longer.
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Ray C. Carpenter
Greene
Miller
Sevau
Miller Tires
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