Capitalism blamed for school woes in Round Table talk
Mrs. Anna G. Storck spoke on Capitalism and Its Effect Upon Our Educational Institute at the Pratt home. She cited Nye of the Elyria Board of Education and county officials noting tax deficits and rising anxiety about school funding, urging informed action and calling for social ownership of machines to achieve fair distribution and better schools.
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Anna G. Storck
Round Table
A. H. Pratt
Cleveland Street
Sidney Smith
Miss Beecher
Fasteeth powder ad for secure dentures at drugstores
Avoid embarrassment from slipping teeth with FASTEETH a fine powder that provides comfort and security while eating talking or sneezing. No gummy taste or residue. Available at Muirs and other drug stores.
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Muir's
Perfect 29 hand shocks Battle Creek cribbage players
Hare tr Enlis of Battle Creek held a perfect 29 count cribbage hand at home. He used the Jack of Clubs, the five spots of the other suits, and the turn of the fire to complete the hand.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Hare Tr Enlis
Star Heat Surpasses Sun In Astronomer Claim
Renowned astronomer Sir James Jeans states a twinkling star can be ten times hotter than the sun. He notes each square inch emits immense energy, equating to about 40 horsepower per inch, underscoring startling stellar energy outputs.
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London
James Jeans
Hecklers welcomed during sermon in religious service
London Oklahoma reports Rev A Martin Sanders invites heckling during his sermon to keep the congregation awake. In Cushing, former Paine County Jailer Howard Baldwin begins a 60 day sentence in the jail he recently managed after being convicted of killing a deer out of season.
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London
Wecome
A. Martin Sanders
Cushing
Howard Baldwin
Paine County
Baldwin
Diary of a modern Pepys and Broadway banter in New York
A fragmentary diary style column recounts a day in New York with names like Ben Smith Jules Bache Ernest Truex Roy Howard and Mae Quirk. It weaves social set pieces at Dobbs Ferry the Friars club and a late birthday spread while noting Hollywood tempo and quirky street vignettes including Cats Dogs and a mysterious piano of humor.
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New York
Pepys
Ben Smith
Wall Street
Tom White
Dobbs Ferry
Kitty Kendall
Stanley Rinehart
Jules Bache
Ernest Truex
Norma Terris
Messmore
Roy Howards
Roy
Jobin Goldens
Mae Quirk
June Rhodes
Charles Merrill
Bagatelles
Kate Smith
Dave Montgomery
London
Earl Carroll
Richard Dix
Gene Fowler
Thomas Meighan
Phillip
Buff Cobb
Louis Bromfield
France
Spain
Airless Puncture Proof Tire Company Formed
Take from our files reports that Gar ford Company employees invented an airless puncture proof tire and formed a company with 30 000 dollars. Edgar Allen Smith, named for Edgar F. Allen, is the first baby born at new Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Smith of Sheffield. A National Mausoleum Company representative visits Elyna to plan a marble mausoleum at Hidgelawn Cemetery.
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Garford Company
Edgar Allen Smith
Edward Smith
Sheffield
New Mamorial Hospital
Edgar F. Allen
National Mausoleum Company
Elyna
Hidgelawn
Wreck of Lightship 82 Tallies Death Rumors in Buffalo Harbor
Twenty years ago today fear spread that Cornelius and Andrew Leahy of Elyria perished in the sinking of Lightship Number 82 at Buffalo harbor entrance after a Sunday storm. No bodies recovered. wreckage drifted into the harbor as crews search. Lorain County hosts the Knights of Maccabees jubilee with rallies planned in Elyria, Lorain and Amherst.
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Cornelius
Andrew Leahy
Elyria
Buffalo Harbor
Buffalo
Fraternal
Order of Knights of Maccabees of the World
Lorain County
Lorain
Amherst
United Tent
Elsha
Common Pleas
Carlisle
Elfin Clifton Webb Tops Musicals In Current Run
The big draw among musical comedy cast is the elfin Clifton Webb a dapper, stylish performer whose evening attire and flair attract crowds. Jeff Machamer recalls a speakeasy regular who drinks a 4 pm eye-opener, rages at the bartender, and quips he rose on the wrong side of the floor today.
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Elfin Clifton
Webb
Castle
Jeff Machamer
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Nebraskan Wins National Corn Husking Title at West Point
Sherman Henriksen, a Nebraska farmer from near Lincoln, captured the national corn husking title at West Point turning out 27 62 bushels in the allotted time. He is the first Nebraskan winner and is father to five on a 340 acre rented farm.
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Sherman Henriksen
Nebraska
West Point
Neb
Henriksen
Lincoln
City Secures Property Without Incident
Officials report the city obtained the needed property without trouble. No legal challenges or delays were noted, and the transfer is expected to proceed smoothly. Community leaders welcomed the efficient closure and anticipated timely progress on related projects.
Oberlin pledges reach 1.16 million for college fund
Ten years ago in Oberlin the first week of the general campaign for the Oberlin College Buildings and Endowment Fund reported pledges totaling 1,157,000 toward a 4,000,000 goal. Top commitments included 100,000 from John L. Severance, 50,000 from Homer H. Johnson, and 50,009 from Mrs. F. F. Prentiss, while Amherst reports the Ministerial Association forming with Rev. F. E. Eastman as president.
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Oberlin
General Camaign
Oberlin College
John L. Seveerance
Homer H. Johnson
F. Prentiss
Amherst
Amherst Ministerial Association
F. E. Eastman
Lorain County 1925 tax rates set with increases noted
Secretary Buell announced Lorain County tax rate for 1925 at 3.05 mills an uptick of 351 mills from last year. Elyria city to Elyria township 23.6 mills up from 21. Elyria city to Carlisle Township 23.3 mills down from 24.6. School board and city council discussed skating pond plans for Hamilton Jefferson and McKinley Schools for winter.
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Lorain County
Elyria City
Elyria Township
Carlisle Township
Hamilton, Jefferson
McKinley
Yeaterday
Trolley fares rise in Moscow to zone basis
Moscow reports prices rising as trolley-car fares shift from a fixed 10 kopeka to a zone system. For most workers the increase ranges from 100 to 200 percent, ending five years of unchanged fares.
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Moscow
Thirty Five Tons of Literature Born for San Francisco Ballots
San Francisco Registrar Collins announced that thirty five tons of election literature, costing taxpayers ten thousand dollars in postage, was distributed to registered voters for the November 7 election. Each voter was required to read seventy six thousand eight hundred words about candidates and propositions. A new novel is titled A Nice Long Evening.
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San Francisco
Collins
Doctors Use Creosote For Dangerous Coughs
For years physicians prescribed creosote for coughs colds and bronchitis warning of dangers if illness lingers. Creomulsion blends creosote with six other medicinal elements to stop coughs and colds quickly and claims to be harmless and easy to take. Your druggist guarantees a refund if not relieved when used as directed.
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