Passing of a Labor Paper in The New York Leader
A critique of The New York Leader ending after a short run shows labor papers struggle without advertising support. The piece argues advertisers seek measurable reach and that labor press remains undercut by weak circulation. It cites England's Daily Herald and implies future labor media may rely on less frequent publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Leader
New York Call
Labor
Leader
England
Daily Herald of
London
New York
Hearst Paper
Lafor
End of the football season urges safer, purer play
The season nears its close amid crowds and scrapes, yet football endures as a nonprofessional sport. Authors praise science over brute force, warn against ringers and paid players, and urge schools to keep football within educational aims and morale, not prestige or hero making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ytars Vale
Jess
Ty Jas
Sillie
Smitat
Dex
Yesterday in Ohio and anniversaries a mixed historical pace
A collage of dates and notable births deaths and events dated from 1774 to recent times. It lists Lord Olive, Andrew Jackson, George Elio, Elijah Lovejoy, Boss Tweed, the Prince of Wales, and others with scattered mispunctuation and line breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Olive
Arcot and
Plassey
London
Andrew Jackson
Mobile
New Orleans
George Elio
Marion Evans
Warwickshire
Enland
St. Louis
Elijah P. Love- Joy
Kingston
Boss" Tweed
New York
Prince of Wales
United States
Princess Marx
Viscount Lascelles
Martin Foretells a Failing Hardy Tale
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a speculative discussion about fate and advice. Mentions histories and French text, with unclear references to roadblocks and guidance. No clear persons, places, dates, or events emerge to form a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashoni
Festival Milestones and Meetings Across the World
The piece catalogs diverse events from today including Costa Rica’s 75 years as a republic, Indiana Baptists’ 125th church anniversary in Knox County, Tangier talks in Paris, the National Silver Fox Breeders Association expo in Milwaukee, Western Reclamation Congress sessions in Salt Lake City, Imperial meetings in London, Episcopal bishops’ consecration in Tokio and Kioto, and a Mississippi River navigation convention in Memphis. It also includes local sports club chatter urging support and a pregame pep talk for Lorain versus an unnamed rival, with reminders about a game tomorrow and bringing voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia
Costa Rica
Indiana
British Empire
Ash Agricultural Hall
Lonon
Gailor
Tennessee
Seattle
Tokio
Kioto
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Memphis
Fragmented Komical Telegrams About Oberlin Football
Readable fragments show the Resemere Club aiding Oberlin football last Saturday with mixed details. The text mentions travel to a farm, cleaning duties, a fine rover cadet, hunting talk, and references to road travel to the Port City with no detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resemere
Oberlin
Sind
Millikan Wins 1923 Nobel in Physics for Electrical Research
Prof Robert Andrews Millikan of Pasadena California receives the 1923 Nobel Prize in Physics for advances in electrical science and measurement. He previously earned the 1922 Edison Medal for meritorious electrical research and leads the Norman laboratory of physics. Born March 22 1868 at Morrison Minnesota he studied at Oberlin Columbia and European universities.
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Robert Andrews Millikan
Pasadena
Calif
Milukan
Normange Laboratory
Phrs.rt
Calcuiance of Technology
Morrison
Ml. Maren
Overin
Columbia
Timely views on world topics by Dr Van Dyke
Dr Henry Van Dyke addresses world affairs arguing the League of Nations offers a dawning light and must not be ignored. He lists 52 nations in the league, notes three out and warns against any new world war while democracy will evolve beyond demagogic speak and questions woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World League, War, Democracy and Women
van Dyke
League of Nations
Henry van Dyke
Netherlands
Princeton
van Bo0rdendeav BR van Dykeers
Germany
Russia
America
Mili
Br van Dyke
Physicist with Oberlin Chicago and WWI service
The individual taught physics at Oberlin College and the University of Chicago and lectured at the University of California and Amherst. He led the science and research division of the Signal Corps during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
University of Chicago
University of California and
Amherst
The
Signal Corps
Harmless Means of Reducing Fat Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a perfectly harmless fat reduction method requiring no dieting or exercise. It claims users can lose weight steadily with no ill effects and offers the product for one dollar per box or direct purchase from Marmola Company in Detroit, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmoala Company
Whodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Ady
Fed reserve rate cuts debated by officials
Washington November 21. Officials of the federal reserve system show widely divergent views on the wisdom of an early reduction in rediscount rates. In other news Miss Eselka Rockenbach vice chairman of the Indiana State Republican Committee has been appointed a member of the State Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Eselka Rockenbach
Indiana State Republican Committee
State Board of Education
Poem Fragment of Brave Love by Bret Harte
A fragmentary verse recounts a vow to recognize a destined beloved by presence and face amid battle and longing. The speaker seeks a Godlike grace, a bold love foretelling union, with lines evoking fate, possession, and a kiss as proof of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Harte
Village Council Criticized Over Electric Contract
A 35 year old report recalls Village Council criticism for entering an unfavourable contract with the electric light company. Also noted are a wedding at St Andrew's, the Fire Department dance at Wurst's hall with McAvoy's orchestra, Dr O T Maynard's three month NYC hospital stay, a heavy eight inch snowstorm, a fatal railroad brakeman Will W Moon, and a fundraising campaign to raise $2000 for the town reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Company
Wurst’s
McAvoy
Unclear OCR fragment on game timing and team
Readable text shows partial timing and team mentions with fragments like 2:15 and FE team. Details are incomplete, obscuring the event, participants, and location. Further context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Cave tale sparks curiosity in old town streets
A fragmentary note hints at a local mystery involving a cave, a cat, and a curious discovery. Residents discuss possible ages and origins while officials note an unknown event tied to the site.
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Elyria
Lorala County Printing and Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette Bldg
Ares
Mel
M Clemenceau
New York Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
Ala
Hebert Grant
Salt Lake Cry
Charles B. Gordon
Canada
Montreal
CstTus E. Dallin
Springfield
Utah
W. Cabell Brown
Itgima
Xarhhburg
Jonany Dundee
Onssay
Gendson
Are Martin
A. Bly
Sor Leving
Che ,Day
Ys Lorain
Ixohler
Ted
Lorain
Komical
Cleselard Frese Tett
Jack Dempecy Hong
Tye Et Mista
Leva Ene
Frank L. Fobes
Nellie Hutchings
St. Andrew’s Parsonage
George F. Smythe
O.T. Maynard
New York City
J. Baird
Will W. Moon
Studebaker
Speen
Elyria Auto Service Co
Broad Street Phone
Loe
Ely
Lor
Lorain Stewart
Krall
Korejo
Doane
Amato
Gove
Bush
Martin
Gomesak Ujhelyi
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Elted Fo
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