Improved Roads Law Might Aid Lorain County Farmers
The Sunday News discusses the Gehrett Road Improvement Law in Ohio, urging Lorain County farmers to consider petitioning for road upgrades. It outlines petitions, county action, engineer surveys, cost shares, and tax levies, noting bonds can finance projects over ten years and urging further discussion in future columns.
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J. Theobald
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commission
Lorain
The
Sunday News
Professors Receive Salary Increases At Oberlin Yale
The article notes Oberlin increases salaries by 50 percent for all professors while Yale raises pay differently, boosting the lower paid faculty more while adding a smaller raise to higher earners. It contrasts with Oberlin and praises the moves as beneficial.
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Oberlin
Yale
Ale College
Bryan Is Right and Wrong Vi Days Ago
A terse note cites Bryan as both correct and incorrect in a brief dated item. The incident references a recent, unnamed event with minimal context and unclear details. No further facts are provided in the readable fragments.
Early War Era Political Shakeups and Newark Connections
The article traces a sequence of wartime administration rumors around Secretary of War post changes as Garrison resigns and Newton Draker is floated for leadership. It notes Wilson’s call to action, introduces Lum, Lingle, and Millie Garrison, and sketches biographical threads from Johns Hopkins and Washington and Lee to Cleveland and mayoral service, ending with a nod to social figures Mrs Pauler and their three children.
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Bakee
Newton Draker
Wilson
Briach
Lingle
Millie
Garrison
Upok
Wiker
Martin Hur
Kins University
Washington and Lee
Cleveland
Cleland Tenears
Vrmy Currison
Baer Wis
Pauler
Time to Rid Self of Red Cooties
A speaker expresses a desire to eliminate the Red Cooties, signaling a call for action or change. The remark frames the issue as an urgent personal resolve and hints at a broader health or safety concern.
Debated Standard of Money and Debt Payments
The passage discusses silver dollars containing more silver than their face value and debates the effects of using cheap gold versus silver. It notes Bryan’s claim that principles shift with personal and moral interests, but argues the present debt system relies on a single standard and that debt payment follows that standard rather than metal value.
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Bryan
Mr Bryan
New York Times Signals Need for a Treaty
The article argues there must be a treaty and discusses Republican and Democrat positions. It notes agreement on the necessity of a treaty while debating its form. It speculates on a future American treaty entering a League of Nations and recognizing basic moral principles.
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New York Times
League of Nations
The Americanization Teacher by Elizabeth Mateer
An article on Americanization work in Cleveland highlighting council cooperation with schools factories and churches to teach English to 125000 foreigners The piece praises young women teachers for their democratic approach and notes the growing demand for classes in industrial centers funded by the Board of Education and studied by the U S Bureau of Education.
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Elizabeth Mateer
Alerica
Cleveland
Ohio
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Board of Education
Clae
Akron
Vaio
U. & Bureau of Education
Locomotive Kickers Explain Steam Valve Action
Grant Hyde describes how locomotive kickers on outside driving wheels operate the valve system that directs steam. He explains piston, cylinders, and drive wheels work in unison to turn the locomotive, noting a switch to external valve rods about a decade ago.
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Grant Mo Hyde
Dad
Toye’ and Girls' News
Wien
Disabled By Hun Torpedo, He Earns Higher Wages Than Ever
A World War I era feature profiles a sailor who survived a torpedo strike that cost him a leg and two operations yet rose to higher wages through rehabilitation. The National Carbolic War Council supports the Rehibitation School in Washington training him as an expert mechanic, mirroring its success turning disabled veterans into skilled workers.
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Philippe Boy
Sam
Quirto Simbulan
U.S
Jacob Jones
Wis
Rehibitanos School
Washington
Uimno
Dear Aunt Thompton Advice Column Letters From 1930s
A reader seeks social guidance on meeting a compatible woman for companionship and a second letter asks about unrequited love and coping. The columnist responds with plans for a social event, encourages self-improvement, and advises on moving on from a preferred but unavailable partner.
Potato Flour From Potatoes Promises Baking Boost
National Crop Improvement Service explains using potato flour in wheat blends. Potatoes are washed, steamed, rolled into flakes, dried, then ground to flour. American factories exist in Idaho Falls Grand Rapids Bemidji Cadillac with more planned. The flour retains potato flavor and can replace part of wheat flour without harming taste.
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National Crop Improvement Service
United States
Jean
Idaho Falls
Grand Rapids
Wis
Bemidji
Mino
Cadillac
Mich
Thanksgiving Invitation Legend From Wartory Era
A dated reminiscence recalls a mother in Wartory who invites two lonely workers to share a Thanksgiving meal. The story notes gratitude for hospitality and memory of mothers who fed others during wartime labor, highlighting communal care and a simple, generous act.
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Somehroily
Tyson
Wocalia
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