Liberty rhetoric and Red baiting in postwar commentary
The piece rails against Mussolini and the Red scare, criticizes American tolerance of dictatorial regimes, and questions morality in high places. It cites Sacco and Vanzetti’s conviction as political, contrasts Queen Marie’s visit with liberty, and urges away from glamour toward clear justice and reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Massachusetts
Adamses
America
Mussolini
Italy
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Venzetti
Theen
Marie
Louis Kossuth
Tom Tumb
Starving and Living in Magazine Diet Ads Critique
A writer notes fourteen ads promising weight loss with drugs pills and schemes, finding health rarely the goal. They argue most sellers push style over health and joke about an Irish dieter who quits the slim diet to avoid starving himself to death for a few extra days.
Man Denied License After Admitting Drinking Habit
In Preble County a man who admitted taking a "shot" daily sought a marriage license with his partner from Probate Judge Landis but was refused. Two days later another man from the same township obtained a license and wed the same woman, prompting speculation about her influence on husbands and possible drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preble County
Landis
Russia Needs Cotton Pushes Trade With United States
Moscow dispatches report Russia seeks American cotton. The writer argues objections to selling tainted Soviet money, yet notes South's cotton surplus makes such trade possible and could aid planters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Indonesia
National Guard
United States
South
Toomer Toiun
Historic figure notes and events in obituary and birthday list
Yesterday and today itemizes birth and death dates for early Republicans William Crutchield and Joseph R. Burton, Princeton president James McCosh, and others. It also notes a major 1890 and 1918 events, a 1924 Jersey City fire, and a Morali Coast Guard incident. Birthdays include Senator Means and Dr. Morris with various conventions listed. Includes military leader General Pershing and World War I service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Aannivers Bie
William Crutchield
Tennessee
Greenville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Hoss
Senate
Rome
Joseph RR. Burton
UTS
Kansas
Mitchell
Ind
Los Ancetes
Dorham
N. C
James McCosh
Princeton University
Princeton
N.J
Scotland
Peery
House of Lords
Brussels
Ctl
Jersey City
Coast Guard
U.S
Morali
Shelburne Harbor
Rice W. Means
Calo- Tado
United Spanish War Veterans
St. Joseph
John H. Karbe
Texas
Tynet County
Joseph P Tench
Dallas
St Joseph
Mich
Jesse H. Metcalf
United States
Rhode Island
Providence
R of
Lemuel H. Morris
DePauw University
Mercer
Centenary of Civil War Figures Highlight Washington Anniversary
The piece notes the 150th anniversary of Revolutionary events and 40th anniversary of federal progress, mentioning figures from Tennessee and Missouri, the Thirteenth Amendment, and patriotic observances in New York City and Fort Washington. Louisville hosts the annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crutchfield
Tennessee
B. Henderson
United State
Missour
Gress
Hay
Betrotheads TM Love Poems from a Bygone Era
A garbled literary notice reviews an old poetry magazine and its exclusive pages. It references poets Wilde, Joanson, Phillips and others, noting their work appeared in the magazine and anthologies. The fragment hints at a survey of early verse and a distant publication timeline around March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nennan
The
Badie
Dawsar Wilde
Joanson
Leihennae Phillips
Mr Gales
Eeriy
I Am the Gink Who Went Abroad Last Summer
A narrator recalls a summer abroad with a continental viewpoint, describing breakfast in bed, coffee and rolls, and a vague but grand travel tone. He laments national habits while praising European customs, noting limited firsthand knowledge beyond hearsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Republic Syndicate
Inuc
General McRae Takes Command of Second Corps Area
Maj Gen James H McRae assumes command of the Second Corps Area with headquarters at Governors Island replacing Maj Gen Summerall who moves to Washington as Chief of Staff McRae comes from San Francisco where he led the Nining command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McRae
Second Corps
Governors Island
Summerall
Washington
Sta
San Francisco
Who's Who in the Day's News Roy Larton White
The article profiles Roy Larton White a prominent figure in railroad history. It notes his rise from train dispatcher to general manager of the New York terminal lines and later senior vice president of the Central of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Larton White
Pat Ant
Fine Seroma
Uuit
Hoy Baron
Hegam
Central Railroad of
New Jearsey
Carlroad
Ton AO Dattaa Ra
Gad Iero
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of New Je
Brighton Obituary and Social News Item
Brighten community notes report on residents visiting and staying with relatives. Mentions Dorothy Tardy and Carlton Bricker of Camden visiting Cleta Whiner in Ripton. Frank Ryerson and Milan family spent Sunday with Mary Everson’s family. Ella Hardy leaves for Sioux City Iowa to spend winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighion
James TV
Cradetina Ie
Herbert
Carlton Bricker
Camden
Cleta Whiner
Ripton
Frank Ryerson
Milan
Mary Everson
Walter
Chia Everson
Ella Hardy
Sioux City
Iowa
Local Families Share News From Wellington Area
Local society notes list births visits and Sunday gatherings among residents of Wellington and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Leslie Hardy Mrs Jeanie Warner Mrs Jane Tuining and families with multiple calls at the Hardy home and other residences. The piece also notes a serious medical issue for Mrs Jo Alfred and an upcoming Teachers Association meeting with a Get Acquainted Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Lawrence
and Mirs
Leslie Hardy
Robert Hemphill
Fom Marsh
Leo Webber
Harot Hardy
Lindsey
Jeanie Warner
Jane Tuining
Tracy
Sadie Hond
Cole and Eferbert Bun
Roy Burge
Pittfield
Bec
Howard Sheldon
Ralph Diddinger
Kiutbuck
T. J. Sheldon
T. MP
Sell
Malton
Springfield
Jesse Burge
Jebildee
Livenge
Wellenston
John Burrow
Fda Re
Ines
Daunnter
Leon Stove
Edna Coats
Wellington
Henry Burstavery
Charles Lurstey
Norwalk
Harnlid Furstes
Verar
Bueshand
Tucker
Cleverland
Fapd Ben Tillinghast
Norwalh Merchert
Ware
Paopent Teachers’ Association
Rowland
Leone Eaward
WLC
O ‘Goss
Po Kirnes
Asres
L W Fenner
Charles Galt
Dee
Walter Moshe
Add iMrs
Marvin Her
Canton
Fridas
Sundar
Russel Greve
Mahican-Ohio State
Columbus
John Brumby
I Rupton
A. HL
Howard
How
Uomen
Howsard
Uta
Matvham
Surprising Parties Mark South Amherst Social Roundup
In South Amherst on a November weekend a large gathering at Andrew Nicol's home on Vivian Street celebrated a wake for a late illness with games and dancing. A farewell party for Mrs Clar Masters featured teachers and students in yellow and white decor and prizes. Several birthday surprises and showers occurred at local homes including Miss Ruth Miller’s class and Mrs John Leonhard’s birthday event. The Young People League met at St John’s church school rooms with about sixteen members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Mer Andrew Nicol
Vivian Street
Aftar
Buess
Andrew Meldrum
William
Andrew Melero
Irs Cruchton
Broadfoot
Syme
McKelvie
Mins Henderson
Lorain
Alec Phibins
Afr
David Philips
Margaret Schneider
Clar- Masters
Ruth
South Amherst High School
Paul Holpics
Theohie
J.C . Dainty
J.C . Dainty Fnnch “2Ssery Sehnerio
Dorothy Sa
Florence Johannsen
Odcia Springer
Dorothwless
Emily Jones
Afics Bernadine Drumm
Warener Moecers
Philiis Barehart
Eaststreet
Ruth Miller
Susdas
Clarerce Masters
Biisa Margaret
Thelma Bryant
Dorothy Jones
Esther It de Leura Baden
Marvy Films Pelt
Phytes Burchart
Local Briefs from Elyria Area Attendances and Visits
Notes list residents and guests from Elyria and nearby towns. Mentions Mims Tillie Oltmans Cleveland visiting parents. Elizabeth Nicol Euphemie Geddes Cleveland at former's home. George Gort Lorain with Gort family. Howerd Dulmege Columbus OSU Michigan trip then Kendall visit. Ferdinard Heusser Cherve land weekend at home. Harry Braeker Leonard Street welcomes newborn. Lelia Pippert Berea weekend with mother. Alec Garland Elyria visit relatives. Dorothy Barkner Frad Schneider Cleveland at Sutneuter home. John Gauman Brownhelm hosted in Florence and Gunivere. Henry Feeman guest at Anza Bavman Henrietta. Albert Clark Wooster at W Haussner. E child visits Henry Date Hearty. Warry Hahn Grafton guest at Henry Hahn. George Krapp Cord Hoody vest with finder. Ella White Amherst visited Mrs Gorr. Mrs Henry Ruth Elyria daugh moved Cleveland. Reginald Balds and son moving to Cleveland. Thomas Griffin Russia week at Mrs V Heussner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims Tillie Oltmans
Cleveland
Elizabeth Nicol
Euphemie Geddes
George Gort
Lorain
Howerd Dulmege
Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
Kendall
Ferdinard Heusser
Cherveland
Harry Braeker
Leonard Street
Satordet_ Mess
Lelia Pippert
Berea
Peter Pippert
Alec Garland
Elyria
Siies Dorothy Barkner
Frad Sehneider
Sutneuter
John Gauman
Brownhelm
Gaeuman
Florence
Gunivere
Henry Feeman
Bowling i Green
Ella White
Amherst
George Gorr
Henry Ruth
Ruth
Ef Heginald
Balds
Thomas Griffin
Russia
V. Heussner
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Vaglh
Boston
Waste
American Soviety
Richmond
United Maughers of the Confederacy
Chicago
Gus Wen's Association
San Antonio
Southsessio Iee Manufacturers
Soca
Wilmington
North Caroina State Baptist Convention
Ulmon Leassue of Women Voters
Hot Springs
Arkh
Farmers
Ucational and Co-operative Union
Oakland
Uabht
Praciute Tee Cream Manufacturers’ Association
Chicaga
Asociation of Life Agency
Indianapath
Tnd
Savings and Loan League of Tndiana
Bocasslle
Atizsour
State
Omari Neb
Midwest Implement Dealers’ Association
Suffalo
McRan
Georgia
West Point
Pershing
Caprienca
France
Lie
Pictuae Palace
Simme
Mats Ia
Yvirsia
Tie Wong
Tae Aili
Hema
Peart
Enim
Brighton
MAS
Extnonia
Fauver
and Robson
DRY Cleaners
Hiss Mabrguerite
MOSER
Pho
John Leonhard
Heniesst
EL J. En
Saints
Air
William Jo Anid Lee
Clevela
Judd Venroe
Robert Allsop
Gust Anderson
Charles Corbett
Joan Leontard
Fanturidar
X. PL
Jonu’s
Rev
Ernest
Tate
Ohio
Liam Gleason
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
United Dry Cleaning CO
Greater Oakland
Oshend
Pontiac
Fisher
Banji
Ciiy Morons
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