Scope and Accomplishments of the W C T U in Chicago
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union adjourned its National Convention in Chicago and will meet in Edinburgh next June. The piece lauds the W C T U for its broad, enduring impact on civilization, led by Frances E Willard and others, stressing education on alcohol and narcotics, law enforcement, citizenship, and peaceful dispute resolution. It notes the movement's international reach and ongoing expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Chicago
Edinburgh
Scotland
Frances E. Willard
Hall of Fame
Washington
Illinois
Hunt
America
Europe Trip Idea for Defeated Candidates
A cartoonish column jokes about defeated politicians McAdoo Davis and Johnson needing Europe trips after losses. It laments costs, imagines sending six defeated candidates abroad, and mocks the idea as a post defeat remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
John W. Davis
Europe
Hiram Johnson
Timely views on world topics and anniversaries
A jumble of dates and historical notes runs through a late 19th and early 20th century column. It reflects on anniversaries, notable births and deaths, and mentions radio broadcasts, figures like Sir Frederick Haultain, Dr John F. Monger, and various health topics including tuberculosis and cancer as evolving public health challenges.
Centuries of Remembrance Mark Global Observances Today
One hundred years since Michigan marked its first Thanksgiving Day England observes the Graspan victory anniversary Uruguay celebrates constitutional adoption anniversary Poultry farmers convene Milwaukee Show Evacuation Day observed in New York Officials prepare for a U S Shipping Board hearing in Washington May to address rate differentials between Southern Atlantic Gulf ports and North Atlantic areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
The
United
Robert Lo
Plains N.J
Philadelphia
Joseph Chambrege
Winnip
England
New York
Michigan
Graspan
Republic of
Uruguay
United States
Canada
Milwaukee
U.S Shipping Board
Washington
South Atlantic
Gulf
New Peoples' Moving Picture Theatre Opens in Stolzenberg Building
The New Peoples' Moving Picture Theatre in the Stolzenberg building on East Broad Street opened with over 2000 attendees. Judge EH G Redington, defeated for the common pleas bench by Judge W H Thompson by three votes, gave...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Peoples’ Moving Picture Theatre
Stolzenberg Building
East Broad Street
EH. G. Redington
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A fragment from Grove Patterson discusses duty in American life, citing Elizaben Nash in suburbia about serving clients and choosing the right surroundings. It also reflects on Theodore Roosevelt’s claim of doing what he could and notes a 2,700 year old juniper in Utah canyon as a natural example of enduring life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tury
la Cdo
Utah Canyon
Sideatupe and Artie Small Visit Revenue Office
Abe Martin notes Sideatupe and Artie Small visiting the internal revenue office to ask how much his wife would receive if her father died. Miss Myrtie Purgi ance is described as a talented bridge player who excels on the planter and can wear gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Small
Internal Revenue Office
Myrtie Purgiance
Gen Lawrence D Tyson War Record Drives Senator Elect Image
Gen Lawrence D Tyson, a Democrat and senator elect from Tennessee, is profiled for a storied military career. He served in the Regular Army until 1898, led units including the 6th United States Volunteer Infantry, and fought in Somme and Ypres France. He was discharged during demobilization in 1919 and returned to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Tyson
Ued
Uanrved
Gemy Oan
Keyson
6Th
United Statetates Volunteer Insurance
D-Teefantry
Port Ruce
Generan
Prigade
Tyson
Somme
Divorces Granted and Alimony Set in Local Court
Judge Webber grants Frances A Yeager a divorce from Albert J Yeager on gross neglect and extreme cruelty, retaining her maiden name Frances A Stilzer. Julia Rapichy is divorced from Mike Rapicky on cruelty grounds. Jennie Buck receives temporary alimony of 107 dollars as her divorce suit against William H Buck proceeds. Elyria dentists reportedly staying home with no convention attendance discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Frances A Yeager
Albert J Yeager
Sien
Frances A. Stilzer
Granto Julia Rapichy
Mike Rapicky
Stoss
Radocevic
Gluet
Jennie x. Buck
William H. Buck
Local Dayon area notices highlight real estate, guardianship, and lawsuits
In Dayton Der 2 4 local dense areas show support for Wang and January for a larger convention. Cleared The Hickok Produce Co has an absolute title to a pooled property in Black River township held by A R WwWabies. Guardian Walter R Harlan appointed guardian of Rudolph Friedench 17 by Judge A R Webber. Golden Hildebrand LaGrange sues to collect a note in Common Pleas Court, E G Rurals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wang
Walter R. Harlan
Rudolph Friedench
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Golden Hildebrand
LaGrange
East Amherst Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
East Amherst social column records numerous Sunday visits and short trips. Mr and Mrs Paul Meitzie and Lawrence Shinskey traveled to Detroit. Whiton spent Saturday in Grafton. Mr and Mrs J V Dute and son Reuben visited Mr and Mrs Frank Estruth in Sheffield. Mervin Schubert and daughter and Mrs C Berg visited Herbert Moff on Saturday. John Hamann Jr and H G Barnes hosted Sunday guests. Mrs Elmer Baxter’s condition improved. Ed Brucker and family visited Elyria and Lorain. Mrs Frank Hasenaflug traveled to Amherst. Mrs Lillig Henson and son also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Amherst
Amherst
Paul Meitzie
Lawrence Shinskey
Detroit
Whiton
Grafton
J. V. Dute
Reuben
Frank Estruth
Sheffield
Mervin Schubert
C. Berg
Herbert Mof
John Hamann Jr
H. G. Barnes
Elmer Baxter
Ed Brucker
BE. V. Baker
M. H. Baker
Elyria
Ralph
Lorain
Frank Hasenaflug
Ambherst
Lillig Henson and Son
William and Joe Smith Travel to Cleveland and Elgin
William motored to Cleveland on Saturday and Joe Smith made a business trip to Elgin on Saturday. In the Town Hall at Lineberg a S1255 case cont retted ham bears an inscription in gold letters: Passer-by, behold the mortal red pig which gained for imperishable gin by the rovery of the salt springs of Luneberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Cleveland
Joe Smith
Elgin
Lineberg
Ham
Luneberg
Bayer Aspirin Gargle Ad for Sore Throat Remedy
An old advertisement touts dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in water to gargle for throat discomfort. It warns to use only genuine Bayer Tablets marked with the Bayer Cross, sold in tin boxes of twelve for a few cents, with a two hour repeat if needed.
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Audit Bureau
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Burke
Budnutt
Torain
Onin
E. Clayden Inc
Rowm
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
W. C. TU
Congress
Ole
Willamstown
Yeas
Frederick Haultain
Saskatchewan
Benjamin Brewster
Maine
New Haven
Conn
Walter A. Bethel
U. S. Army
Ohio
Alice Ames, Winter
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Albany
Igbor Happaragrap
Iesson
Willaims
Richard Cabot
Boston
John FE. Monger
Ohio Health Commission
de. Monger
Mms R
Vealous
Grove Patterson
Elizaben Nash
Theodore Roosevelt
Heinz
Abe Martin
Scott
Scott & Pawne
Bloomfield
N, J
Irs
E. V. Baker
Dr. Ball
Elberta Beach
Elberta
Tailors Dry Cleaners
TTS Jr
Scholl
Dak
Aspirin
Garsle
Kentucky Block
W. Va
Lump and Egg
Cali Crooks & Slater
Paradise Apples
Helen Stevens
Fifth Street
Veedol
al Mason
Roehl Oil CO
Distributore For
Tide Water Oil Company
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