Framing a City Thrift Drive in Elyria Schools and Banks
A 1926 Elyria notice praises parent and child thrift in city schools. It cites 2713 public and 930 parochial pupils, with 533 percent and 67 percent respectively having bank accounts. The Savings and Trust Company led by example, urging other banks to join in a school thrift program.
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Elyria
St. Mary’s
St. John
Ander
Savianes
Trust
Aibis
State of Ohio
Sindacatio
Reasons For The Farmer's Unrest Across Years Of Prices And Wages
The article cites a Department of Agriculture study showing farm income per operator and family fell from 1919-20 to 1923-24, lagging behind farm labor wages. It notes wholesale price rise vs buyer purchasing power and urges breaking trusts to stabilize prices above world level, with a somber Ireland-like comparison of rural hardship.
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Department of Agriculture
Saceaumante
thebraska-Union
Hungarian Parliant Leader Admired For Peace Advocacy
A fragmented Foreign Affairs sketch recalls a Hungarian parliamentary figure who held cabinet posts and promoted international peace. Count Antonyli is praised as a democratic proponent and eloquent orator whose past U S visits highlighted his world peace stance.
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Iif
Antonyli
igHish
United States
Untitled Historical Notes Highlight Births and Openings
A fragmented recap notes notable births and infrastructure openings. It mentions figures linked to Gopley family ties in England and U S history, Ontario governance, and Civil War era staff, alongside aging engineers and economists with ties to major projects and universities.
First U S Lighthouse Board appointment noted
Seventy five years ago today the first United States Lighthouse Board was appointed. One hundred years ago today the Miami canal opened between Middletons and Darton. Chile marks a national holiday commemorating the Battle of Iquique. The Republican State Committee of New York meets in New York City to set a date.
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Lydmey
England
Gopley
Dled
London
Lighthouse ‘Board
Michigan Central Ratte ‘Road
Traltrto
Chicago
Manchester
Victoria
Ontario
Penden
Joan’ le
Ehier
United States
Springs
Pion
Adoo
Grandfate
Orn Lo Wusbhmeas Lindenthal
Hell Gate Bridge
Rborn” -Brunn
Austria
Charles
J. Ballack
Harvard _University
Ba Aston
United States Lighthouse Board
Miami Catal
Middletons
Darton
Chile
Iquique
New York
New York City
Bootlegger finding suspect quickly stirs small town
ABE MARTIN observes bootleggers and drinkers in town with quick clues. He notes no fraternities in the crowd and jokes about the rapid discovery of the drinker after a single sip.
Conventions Shape State Political Landscape
Fragmentary notes indicate today’s state convention events include leadership elections and officer appointments. References mention various groups such as the Illinois Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs and Knights Templar chapters, with likely regional meetings in Rockford and Wallace and Gulf port areas.
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O.—Association
Viscount Willingdon as Governor and Statesman
The article recalls Viscount Willingdon’s decade as governor of Madras and Bombay, his term from 1912 as Bombay governor and later Madras governor, his 1966- era status, and notes his role among European statesmen shaping his native land’s destinies.
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Willingdon
Madras
Bombaz
Rovernor
Eral
Canane
Wasihera
Eton Anai Cambridge
Aisb
Tae Sas
Viscount Avillingdon
Zornor
Bombay
Gov “of
Sir Johnston
Bess
Todas Munsars
Gink who cuts in at dances and assigns partners
A 1926 passage describes a ballroom gink who cuts in to dances, never taking a partner himself, and selects two or three sirs for special favors while the others are left to dance with the partner’s escort. The narrator notes staying sober and firmly on the floor as the tap on the shoulder signals entry.
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Republic
Unclear Text fragment about public figure
Fragmentary OCR passage appears to reference a state figure and crowd interaction but provides no coherent event, date, or organization to summarize. No verifiable details or names beyond a garbled phrase are present to anchor a news item.
Wool Goods Market Shifts as Rayon Replaces Wool
Industry leaders note rayon’s rise cuts wool use. 1914 to 1920s saw rapid growth due to better manufacturing and advertising. Consumers report tradeoffs between cost and fit, with many choosing rayon over wool despite style concerns.
Wool campaign urged to lift industry and prices
Charles J Webb of Philadelphia, president of the Woolen Corporation of America, supports a broad educational drive to prove wool’s moisture absorption and comfort. George Twoot discusses a campaign to persuade consumers to buy wool, linking sales to a hoped inflation of demand and price stability amid growing competition from cotton and synthetics.
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Charles J Webb
Phladelphia
Woolen’ Corporaton
America
George
Department of “Agricultur
Cos
Iedf
Nus
State Thle Erin Bands Compete At Mansfield
More than a thousand high school students join bands from Fostoria Fremont Sandusky Cleveland and other cities for two day state contest in Mansfield. Trains bring East Irish West Central Tech and other Cleveland groups as 2000 spectators fill the arena while judges from outside assess marching and musical excellence.
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Smansfield
Chamber of Commerces
Mans
Patrick I
Cleveland
Grover
Unclear OCR Weathered Text References Akron Fremont Sandus
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions places like Akron Fremont Sandus with odd spellings. No clear event or named outcome is identifiable beyond scattered place names and high/park terminology.
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Henry Firestone
Park
High
Gentral
Attorney Fears Over Forged Signature Case Emerges
Disjointed report notes attorney concern in a case tied to a forged name. It references Homes Villsos and Rufus W Hutson and a claim that a son admitted false rest, with Washington connections and a jury acquittal noted.
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Washington D. H
Jury Finds Woman Guilty of Second Degree Murder
A jury convicts a woman of second degree murder amid a case described with harsh language in the source text. The trial details and implications are not fully clear due to fragmented OCR, but the verdict is reported as guilty on the higher degree.
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Negress
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