Changeable contract mirrors vacation plan of Hurst and Danielson
The article notes novelist Fanny Hurst and composer Jacques Danielson, married ten years, keep separate apartments with her using her maiden name. They renew a five year agreement allowing renewal or separation, and plan a Lakewood vacation. They breakfast together twice weekly and enjoy a perpetual honeymoon, suggesting a few lessons from their arrangement.
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New York
Fanny Hurst
Jacques 8. Danielson
Lakewood
Danielson
A Woman's Intelligence Test and Domestic Skill
A London head mistress argues intelligence includes practical skills. She contends educated women should master cooking sewing washing and ironing, noting few highly intelligent graduates struggle with domestic tasks. With enough desire, a college graduate can learn these duties promptly.
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London
England
Hauptmann Sees Hope in Hindenburg Leadersh ip Wings for Germany
Gerhart Hauptmann, a Republican-leaning German poet, expresses optimism after Hindenburg's election. He argues the new president will swear to the Republic, likening his potential growth to Ebert and even papal aging reform, hoping Hindenburg will gain “wings” and become a strong, purposeful leader.
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Gerhart Hauptmann
Hindenburg
Germany
Ebert
Stormy Democratic Ranks In Hylan Reelect Debate
Mayor Hylan seeks a third term as New York campaigns intensify. Governor Al Smith backs the rival camp while Tammany split and Hearst Independents oppose him. Primaries set for September 15 amid probes linking relatives to brokerage houses tied to city bonds.
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Hylan
New York
al Smith
Tammany
Hearst
Spinach faith debunked as mothers suffer in diet zeal
An expert at a state convention of physicians and surgeons attacks the vitamin theory claiming it lacks substance. He argues mothers and children faced needless struggles over spinach and similar foods while others endured harmful self-righteous dieting in the name of religious duty.
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State Convention of Physicians and Surgeons
An assortment of 19th to early 20th century anniversaries
A dated collection listing birthdays deaths and notable events. Notable entries include George Davidson the Pacific Coast astronomer born in Nottingham England and events from 1740 to 1928. Mentions of public figures, places, and milestones unfold in a fragmentary nostalgia-filled roll call.
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Georgia
George Davidson
Pacific Coast
Nottingham
Enland
Lafarette College
Easton
Florida
Indian Territory
Fort Assiniboine
Mur River
Montana
Marquis of Salisbury
Hert of Beaconfield
Benjamin Harrison
Salt Lake City
Marquette
Kas
Kerens
Taxis
Louis de Marlilac
France
Yarcey
Cardinal Richeleu
St. Diego
Augustine
Walthorpe
Ethan Aten
George Varcouver
Northwest Coast
America
London
Atlantic
Bactie
Union Pacific
Sir Henry M. Stanley
Wales
U. S. Senate
Japan
Amite
Independence
Zita
Wudow
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Parma
James M. Barrie
Otis Noveust
Karnmuai
N. B
Centenary and Anniversary Observances Across U S History
Readings cover birth anniversaries for George Davidson John Brown Jacob Brown Ethan Allen and signaled observances across the nation. Events include inaugurations memorials inaugurations in Casticon Virginia and Bucharest Little Enente Conference discussions plus Mothers Day observances and greetings to Sir Thomas Johnson.
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George Davidson
Pacific Coast
Tortington
Conn
John Brown
Osawatomie
Jacob Brown
Ethan Allen
Acs
Green Mountain Bays
Ticonderoga
Casticon
Kine George
Wembler
Chicago
Buchare
Caro
Thomas Jobson
Chile
Beton
Elyria Rifles Organized as Independent Military Company
The Elyria Rifles, LHS unit, was organized as an independent military company with F. W. Wasson as captain, Dr. Hoopes as first lieutenant, A. H. Bosnton as second lieutenant, and Murbach and Scott Hinmanne named as sergeants. The Board of Elections was noted in the report.
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Elyria Rifles
LHS
F. W. Wason
Dr. Hoopes
A. H. Bosnton
Murbach
Scott Hinmanne
Board OF Elections
Humorous Dialect On Health and Workethics
A bemused ABE MARTIN quips that good health seems to grant success, but notes that being too sick for work yet well enough for the hospital can feel like having the world by the tail. He observes that rough contrasts between leisure and illness mix oddly.
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Allus
Special election to authorize school bond issue and contracts
The article notes an authorized special election for a $16,000 bond issue to fund a west side school house. E B Page of Henrietta secured the contract to build the street bridge at $6.75 per cubic yard. The Elyria Telephone Co reports eight hundred telephones in use. Robert Johnson was sent to the reformatory by Judge Nye for stealing a bicycle from J C Crisp & Co.
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West Side
E B Page
Henrietta
Elyria Telephone Co
Robert Johnson
Reformatory
Nye
J. C. Crisp & Co
Campbell named judge advocate general in Navy
The article notes the promotion of Captain Edward Hale Campbell to rear admiral and to serve as judge advocate general of the Navy, succeeding J. A. Latimer. Campbell, born Oct. 4, 1872 in South Bend, Indiana, is a U.S. Naval Academy graduate of 1893 with extensive Pacific, Asiatic, South American and Atlantic service.
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Edward Hale Campbell
J. A. Latimer
LT. B. Navy
Hale
Admiral Campbell
Indiana
South Bend
U. S. Naval Academy
Pacific
Atlantic
U. S. S. Pennsylvania
Mare Island
California
Navy Yard
The Way of the By Grove Patterson
The house of Celine Domoulin, a 79 year old Belgian widow who has lived in New York for thirty years as a dressmaker, is to be torn down. She cannot speak English well and has saved only one dollar and fifty cents. No relatives or friends remain to help her.
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Anais Spencer
Illinois State Homoopathic Association
America
Frederick Brown
Brown
Patterson
New Jersey
New York
Celine
Domoulin
Poems That Live: A Mother's Guardian Love
A tribute poem from Eugene Field praising a mother’s steadfast love and protective care. The speaker asks to remain a child under the mother’s watchful, benevolent guardianship, expressing lifelong devotion and trust in maternal tenderness.
Hurley's Legacy of Truth and Courage in Debate
The speaker credits Hurley with a fearless pursuit of truth and the courage to accept it, contrasting with others who fear unsettling their comfort or security. The reflection emphasizes his commitment to factual understanding and honesty in presenting evolution to the public.
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Hurley
Day's Music Store Quiet Mother’s Day Promotion
The Victor list highlights six special records and sheet music like That Old Fashioned Mother of Mine as Mother’s Day gifts. Free carnations will be given Saturday to customers purchasing these items at Day's Music Store.
Local Store Extends Broadcast to 8 PM Fridays
The store announces that its broadcast through the local station will shift from 7 to 8 o clock on Friday evenings in the coming weeks. The change aims to accommodate customers who prefer early evening outdoor enjoyment and may miss the earlier start.
Vintage tube radio sets on sale at special prices
A five tube neutrodyne receiver offered for 75 dollars. A four tube set priced at 50 dollars and two three tube sets at 29.75 dollars. Ideal for hobbyists to build or repair radios.
Special Victrola Prices and Music Gifts
Two Victrolas on special, one new for demonstration and another returned by a customer, both bargain priced. Q R S player rolls with marimba waltz hymn two Mothers Day songs and new fox trots now one dollar each. Gulbransen Reproducing Piano offers 80 months to pay. Micro aluminum mountain cake pan on sale at 35 cents.
Day's Hardware promotes porch care and durable tools
The ad highlights garden tools and porch finishing supplies, including hard drying porch paint and a porch swing. It pitches bright hoes spades rakes and trowels for garden work and touts 16 mesh Pearl screen wire plus a range of laundry equipment like Easy Washer boilers tubs and wringers.
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Tools For All Trades
Seven Electric Irons for Dover Offer Prices Listed
Dover store features seven electric irons with listed prices: Bersted at 5 dollars, Simplex at 7.50, Hot Point at 5.85, items at 6.75 and 9 dollars, and Sunbeam in a fireproof case at 8.50.
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Dover
The Flapper Wife is the Latest Popular Hit
The Flapper Wife is the title of a popular new hit. Listen to it on Victor Record or have us play the sheet music.
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Victor
Scott plans Scotland trip from house furnishing dept manager
Scott, manager of the house furnishing department, will travel to Scotland next month. Dave, who began work in 1911, plans his first return visit in 14 years since coming to the store.
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Scott
Scotland
Dave
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Waikiki
Sonny 2
Chronicle-Telegram
Sureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Ef J. F. Burke
A.C Hudnutt
Elyria Poast
Lorain
Democratic
Mua Hy
Guy Stanton Ford
University of Minnesota
Salem
Wis
Edward Weston
Prince of the Asturias
Madrid
Thomas J. Lipton
Glasgow
Curtis D. Wilbur
Navy
Coolidge
Boonesborough
Iowa
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Pittsburgh
Robert C. Jezé
Episco Pal
Southwestern
Virginia
King George Courty
Mischa Elman
San Francisco
Francis Katten
Coun
Abe Martin
Sale Bithif Biverle
Thomas Huxley
Darwin
Huxley
Edward Camper
Glade
B. Thomas
Coleridge
Eugene Field
The
Elyria Hardware Company
Astern
Henry Stolzenburg
Harvard Ave
Eastern Heights
A. A. Crooks
Henry Heidrich
Cornell Ave
Chas. Barth
Oxfordave
Hastern Heights
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Chronicle- Telegram
Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
L. H Wadsworth
Elyria Block
Elyria, O
Lee Whitney & Co
Broad ST
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Day’s Hardware
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