Elyria Seeks $88,900 in Community Chest Drive
Elyria launches its Twelfth Community Chest Campaign with strong local backing and a plan to raise 88,900 for welfare institutions. Council leaders emphasize efficiency, per capita targets, and broad public support as volunteers prepare to solicit pledges across the city.
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Elvrra
Methodist Church
Elyvia
Elyria
Community Service Council
Elyrians
Crippled Children
Campagn
Millions to Fight the Drug Menace Fundraising Planned
A five million dollar drive to combat the narcotic menace is announced as World Conferences on Narcotic Education and the International Narcotic Education Association meet in New York. Leaders warn today’s narcotics use greatly exceeds legitimate needs and call for bold action and public awareness to curb crime tied to drug addiction.
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Narcotic Education
International Narcotic Education Association
New York
Everson
How Much Water You Should Drink Daily
Diet and Health advice notes that water needs vary by weight diet and activity. Most people drink one glass upon rising and after meals. summer heat increases needs. milk tea and fruit veg reduce water deficiency. Overdrinking is unlikely but habits matter. include sips with meals but do not wash food down.
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Lulu
Divorce testimony in ailment hinted by Mrs Leetle Hanger
Mrs Leetle Hanger testified in a divorce case that Abe Martin complains he is not a good provider and that he might prefer her cooking. Doctors say insane people are happier than sane people, a remark noted in the courtroom as mental health discussion.
Fragmentary historical notes on wars and notable deaths
A scattered OCR of past events notes Montgomery’s forces attempting to seize Montreal, Armistead’s appointment as Chief Engineer, a Berlin gun rights protest, James Creelman’s birth, Henry Peters Gray’s death, Ogden N. Root’s death, and the Lake Karaga ship partial recovery of bodies, with errors and garbled words throughout.
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Montgomery
Montreal
Walker K. Armistead
Virginia
Burger Guard
Berlin
Jongs
James Creelman
Tach
Henry Peters Gray
National Academy
New
Canada Launches Victory Loan Campaign Ten Years On
Ten years after the Victory Loan drive began Canada resumes its push for a 150 million dollar fund. The piece recalls Joseph Cannon’s death a year ago in Danville Illinois and notes ceremonies in New York and New Jersey marking the Holland tunnel completion. Delegates gather in London for the World Motor Transport Congress over the next three days with speeches expected. Senator Borah of Idaho is slated to address a prohibition enforcement meeting in New York City under the Women’s National Committee for Law Enforcement.
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Canada
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Danville
New York
New Jersey
Great Holland
Hudson River
London
World Motor Transport Congress
William B. Borah
Idaho
New York City
Women's
Report on Agriculture Commission Findings Pending Public Release
A yearlong investigation concludes with a forthcoming report by the Business Men's Commission on Agriculture. The existence of a matter named Jem will be detailed in the public report released today.
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Jem
Mitdy
Reed Smoot on tariffs and local tax burdens in Utah
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah argues that farmers and laborers gain protection from tariff effects but local and state taxes have risen as federal taxes fell. He cites 1919 and 1926 receipts to show state and local taxation increased despite federal tax relief and urges business leaders to consider local tax burdens.
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Reed Smoot
United States
Utah
Salt Lake City
Smoot
Senate
Slo
Thee Smithsonia Maritain Ver
Brigham Young Academy
Vurh
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Federa
British editor J Alfred Spender tours US at 75
In a feature about The One-Minute Pulpit, J Alfred Spender is profiled as a leading British journalist and liberal thinker touring America as the first Senior Fellow of the Walter Hines Page Memorial. The piece notes his influence with politicians, past roles, and Oxford background. He launched his career in Hull in 1886 and later led the Westminster Gazette.
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J. Alfred Spender
America
Walter Hines Page
London
Great Britain
Viscount Bryce
Washington
Spender
Oxford
Hull
Westminister Gazette
Sunday School Class Elects Officers In New London
New London November 12 Mr Clarence uck entertained his class of Sunday school boys at the Congregational church with pancakes and sausage supper. Officers elected include President Paul Fuller Vice President Norman Fuller Secretary Treasurer J Thomas Sargent at arms Howard Finney. The Temper Chapter No 22 G BE F met November 9 at the Masonic hall with a pot luck supper and election of officers for the coming year.
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New London
Clarence Uck
Congregational Church
Pawl Fuller
Norman Fuller
J. Thomas
Sargent-At Arms
Howard Finney
G. BE. F
Masonic Hall
Worths Matton
Community Notes and Social Mix From Clarksfield Area
Neighbors hosted a wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Ebner Singstock with gifts and games. a Chautauqua Reading Circle meeting drew fifteen members. visitors include Mrs Ayra Guile of Wellington. births announced for Earl Warkpatrick's son. the body of Mrs J S Stevens was moved for funeral services in Clarksfield following a death on Akron Street. Stevens was daughter of Harvey Minnis.
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Claudia Messenger
W.O. Utubler
Mison
Jeanette Culbertson
Lottie Hubler
Minnie Fraynolds
Marjoria Peek
Cians
Messenger
Win
Siagstock
Ebner Singstock
Singstock
Victor Heltsche
Indianapolis
Chautauqua Reading Circle
Bana Luxeen
Ayra Guile
Wellington
Ella Post
Main Street
Earl Warkpatrick
Burk
Clarence Burk
Wonster, Mich
Alfred Ark
J. S. Stevens
Akron
Clarksfield Mollow
the Hallow
Apple Pie Weighing Ton Captures Attention in Town
A quirky local feature highlights a massive apple pie described as the world’s largest pie. The event celebrates an astonishing bake using apples weighing around 2,100 pounds and drew curious onlookers near New London. Affected residents include a woman, her husband, and her son, with one son mentioned alongside her.
New Electrrola and Radio Goods Highlight The Day's News
The Day's News notes the Electrola twelve record holder with a three tube amplifier delivering loud or whisper volume. It features Vic tor discs for accurate reproduction. Ivers & Pond pianos, Tyers & Pond grand, Atwater Kent No 50 seven tubes radio, and prices from 49 to 150. Hunting season opens Nov 15 with gear tips and cautions. Second hand stoves and electrical appliances teased with bargains and stock.
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Atwater Kent Co
Robeson
Winchester
Rogers
Rochester
ABOC
Jtaurel
Silva
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