Sweet Potato and Peanut Discoveries Highlight Dr. Carver
An article extols Dr. George W. Carver of Tuskegee Institute for finding hundreds of useful products from the sweet potato and peanut. It notes his refusal of lucrative offers to stay in service of his people and his Nobel-like impact on knowledge and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Carver
Tuskegee Institute
Carver
Royal Society of Arts
London
Tuskegee
Thomas A. Edison
Orange
New Jersey
Southland
Increase Attractions A Free Country And City Apartments
A New York newspaper describes spacious New ark apartments with many rooms light and air, challenging country home advantages. The writer notes city living offers comfort, while snowy walks and fireplaces offset attractions of nature, and ends recalling freedom to shovel snow.
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New York
Newark
Qualifications for Bankers And the Laughing Banker Myth
A discussion cites the National Surety Co’s vice president on banker types including the man with a hobby, the fat man, and the violently profane man. It argues future banks may hire more such men, suggesting honesty aligns with those traits and humor about safeguarding funds.
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Amone
Compu
McAdoo Family Seen in New York Amid 1920 Nomination Talk
A Totogravure panel notes the McAdoo family visited New York before traveling to Europe. It mentions a convention where there was talk of naming W. G. McAdoo for president and a whispers of support.
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W. G. McAdoo
Europe
New York
W. G
Today’s Anniversary List From Early 1790s Highlights
A retrospective of notable events and births date back to May 18 in 1793 and earlier. The list recalls Revolutionary War finance, congressional sessions in 1860, and various notable figures' birthdays and origins, including clergy, explorers, and authors with ties to Belgium, Toronto, Virginia, and Missouri.
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Hesse
Congress
Washington, D. C
James Hogg
Robert Bu
Scotland Bar
Horn
Ivy
Gen. Hood
Florence
Ala
Middle Tennessee
Nasoyile
George K. Dunlop
New Mexico
Salvation Army
New York
Joseph
Emperor
Austria
Hungary
Schona Castle
Alles
Germany
RA. Cook
Woria
Centennial Civil War observance and community events across regions
The item notes the sixtieth anniversary of the Civil War in Tennessee with Gattis of Spring Hill and a St. Pauls Cathedral event in Detroit. It mentions a Philadelphia crossword champion, a large tournament, and educators gathering in Greeley Colorado for the inauguration of George Willard Frazier as president of Colorado State Teachers College. It lists conventions in Milwaukee and San Francisco, and Norway’s nine hundred years of Christianity on Mos ter island. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute celebrates its centennial as a leading science and engineering school.
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Fouth
Spring Hall
Tenn
St. Paul's
Detroit
Greeley
Colo
George Willard
Norway
Moster
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The Way of the World and Social Musings
Grove Patterson comments on London society and modern slogans with satirical tone. He notes monocle wearers and a pursuit of status, previews a tale about frugal living and dodging future hardship, and urges reading on character while critiquing promotion limits and railroad bosses.
Unclear fragment on army service and business focus
Fragment mentions air force or army service and a register with a rose motif, noting men are the business. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or individuals to identify.
Martin B. Madden a long‑standing Chicago figure in politics
Martin B. Madden, born March 20, 1883 in Darlington England, rises as a key Republican leader from Chicago. He chairs a powerful committee, upholds the party economic program, and has long been regarded for fairness and tolerance in the House amid budget battles.
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Martin B
Ho Ioa
Chiago
Madden
Auproptee
Treasury
House
Darlington
England
Western L One
Orne Assoratium
U.S
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Abadeia
The
Huilders’ and Traders’ Exchange of Chicago
Republican Commission of Chicago
Fas
Religious meetings and local notices in Elyria highlights
Herbert Galh led large religious meetings at First Congregational Church. A gas well flowing 15 000 feet per day was found at the lake shore water works. Congressman J Adams Beded returned to Elyria and spoke at the opera house. Probate Court resumes naturalization papers after a prior action. Prosecutor told by Governor Nash to halt a Lorain boxing event. Saskatchewan reports highest per capita wealth among Canadian provinces according to Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
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Herbert Galh
First Congregational Church
Lake Shore
J Adams Bede
Minnesota
Elyria
Opera House
Nash
Lorain
Kreminized America and the Japan Conflict
Fragmented OCR commentary presents Admiral Fiske arguing that a militarized United States would fall to aggressive nations led by Germany Russia and Japan. It discusses patriotism religion and tensions with Japan, noting how war profits nations while warning of national unpreparedness and pride.
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America
United States
Upsi
Yurite Mae Whattakoudi
Che
Admial
Bradley Fiske
Roos
Oredrie
Germany
Rus
Japan
Russia
Winter Woods Echoes and Campaign Promises
Fragmentary OCR reads as a blend of poetry and political notes. Mentions woods a lake and a promise to keep with reelection expenses. Names and fragments point to a local civic or household context with hints of a Thanksgiving turkey and shopping plans.
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Coummen
Friday
Rawson
Muller
Sudro
Voice of the People questions Lozan Gas actions and council decisions
The letters accuse the Lozan Gas Co. of dubious charges and demand explanation of planned interest charges and tax costs. The writer questions deductions from income and requests the company donate resources, while criticizing council actions and a tailor mentioned in a separate anecdote about preventing robbery.
Joint-Ease For Creaky Joints
Advertisement touts Jolt-Sage as quick relief for stiff swollen or painful joints caused by rheumatism or pot. A rub-in formula supposedly penetrates to ligaments and bone, easing inflammation and swelling. Joint-Lase is claimed as a great remedy with Phillips' Drug Store selling tubes for 60 cents.
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Phillips’ Drug Store
Jo-Vex Gas Therapy Promises Dental Rescue
A dubious claim describes chlorine gas called Jo-Vex as a cure for pyorrhea and dental decay. The article cites Army surgeons and vast patient numbers, urging readers to obtain Jo-Vex from Paritype Drug Co and sending cash for a bottle.
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Disegsa
Jo-Vex
Paritype Drug Co
Yoour Dr
Hours and contact details for Elyria Savings & Trust
The notice lists office hours from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. with evening appointments. It provides a business address at 308 Elyria Savings & Trust Blog, a office phone 2194 and a residence number 41884.
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Elyria Savings & Trust
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