Guarding the Young Teens At Risk, Salvation Army Speaker Warns
A Salvation Army conference in New York featured a speaker who urged churches to focus more on youths in their teens. He warned that rapid shifts from childhood to adult behavior drive crime and moral decline, urging parents educators and leaders to prepare drills and quick countermeasures to protect youths as they approach adolescence. He noted that many criminals are only a few years older than their own children and stressed the critical period before teens leave childhood for adulthood.
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Salvation Army
New York
Elijah
Elisha
Noah
Samson
A Lesson for Churchmen From Internal Debates
A editorial urges church unity citing Presbyterian membership declines except during influenza closures. It contrasts quarrels over doctrine with faithful preaching of enduring truths and notes Gandhi’s fast breaking and Chinese armies facing rain delays in a wider wartime context.
Balkans seethe as war danger looms says Coudert
International lawyer Frederick R. Coudert warns from Europe that unrest in the Balkans and Austria risks a new wider war unless rapid action is taken. He cites Hungary Romania tensions and Czech Slovakia turmoil as signs of fragile peace while noting Germany will pay early reparations to appease Britain and France.
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Balkans
Austria
U. S
Frederick R. Coudert
New York
Europe
Vienna
Coudert
Fied
Hungary
Rumania
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Germany
Yesterdays in Ohio and Birthdays Remembered
A jumbled column lists anniversaries and birthdays with Henry Clay Work born in Middletown Connecticut and died Hartford Connecticut 1884 key events: 1849 Kentucky convention 1858 Cane Shoalwater lighthouse first lit 1867 New York free public schools 1870 Bismarck circular 1874 St. Louis Army HQ 1888 Montana constitution ratified. Also notes One Year Ago Dominion premiers London arrest of David Lamar.
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Henry Clay
Georgia
Middletown
Conn
Hartford
Frankfort
Kentucky
Cane Shoalwater
Washington
New York
Bismark
Frances
St. Louis
United Sates
Montana
England
London
David Lamar
Wolf
Wall Street
Mexico
Annie Besant
India
Alanson B. Houghton
United States
Germany
Cambridge
Mass
David R. Francis
Missouri
U. S
Russia
Richmond
St Dunstan’s Day and 250th Quebec Diocese Anniversary
Today marks St Dunstan’s Day for the blind and the 250th anniversary of the Quebec diocese. A national conference on community work opens at Asbury Park. In Chicago the advisability of a national bank auditors association will be debated alongside the bankers convention. General Bramwell Booth sails to Canada for two Salvation Army congresses in Toronto and Winnipeg. Southern Commercial Congress opens in Atlanta with leaders from multiple industries attending through the week. Conventions opening today in Buffalo Muskegon Arlington.
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St. Dunstan's
Quebec
William Jennings Bryan
Asbury Fark
Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Canada
Toronto
Winnipeg
South
Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
Buffalo
N.Y
New York State Historical Association
Muskegon
Mich
League of Michigan Building & Loan Associations
Arlington
N. J
Christian Endeavor Societies of
New Jersey
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Excerpt argues liquor use harms society with France statistics on saloons deaths and TB. It asserts independence is illusory and everyday life depends on others from shoemakers to builders. It questions boastful independence and reflects on social interdependence.
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Grove Patterson
United States
Paris
France
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. Nominated for New York Governor
Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr. wins the New York gubernatorial nomination and will face Gov. Al Smith. A Harvard graduate, World War I veteran, and former Albany assemblyman, he followed his father’s footsteps from service to politics. Married Eleanor Butler Alexander in 1910, they have three children.
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Col
Theo. Roosevelt, JR
Trad
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
New York State
al Smith
Roosevelt
Harvard
Berton, Griscom & Jeoks
Wall Street
Montgomery, Clother & Tyler, Bankers and Brokers
Philadelphia
New York
American Legion
Lifer Hope Mention in Emphatic Rant
A terse line argues that reform or publicity is unlikely for lifers, asserting little chance of improvement. The speaker stresses skepticism about public attention for inmates serving life terms.
Roosevelt declines chair bid and backs Harding campaign
The text notes a decline to run for chairman and describes Roosevelt campaigning for President Harding across the country after his nomination. It also mentions his appointment as assistant secretary of the navy by Harding, a post once held by his father before becoming president.
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Roosevelt
Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Voice of the People on Taxes and Election Debates
Letter writer criticizes Republican and dry advocates in a Sept. date piece. He cites Charles L Knight of Akron and figures from the 4th district, warns of anti Lincoln era rhetoric, and urges voters to discern chaff from wheat on election day. The piece condemns perceived “Red” influence and calls for informed patriotism.
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Yoder
Sith
Kiwanis Club
United States
Atwood
John Wesley Hill
Etyrq
Wisconsin
League of Nations
Charles L Knight
Akron
Jas
Knight
Congress
la Follette
Doyle
Davey
Doyie
Women's Voters League
Abraham Lincoln
R. B. Whitehead
Secy
Treas
Ohio State Federation of Machinists
20 Years Ago in Elyria Highlights
The Elyria Telephone Co installed a new 816 wire cable on Second Street. The Progressive Spirit Society elected F. W. Martin as president, J. M. Woolridge first vice president, Laura Winslow second vice president, and Bertha Wiers secretary and treasurer. HH. W. Collison sued Citizens Gas & Electric Co. for 6000 after an electrical shock from crossed wires. Will Sawyer left his post to move with his family to India Territory. Ernest Crisp was congratulated on completing the Vermilion Water Works where he served as superintendent of construction. The new fire station on
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Elyria Telephone Co
Second Street
Progressive Spiriturtist Society
F. W. Martin
J. M. Woolridge
Laura Winslow
Bertha Wiers
HH. W. Collison
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Will Sawyer
India Territory
Ernest Crisp
Vermilion Water Works
Second Street Nearly Completed Plans Sleep Station Staff
Second Street construction nears completion and the plan calls for two men to sleep at the station to be ready for emergencies.
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Second Street
April Lady and Saintly Cardinal Echo Classy Tones
Poem notes a playful April lady turning to grief and love in turn. Cardinal Logue, aging archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, is described as unassuming yet sharp minded and eloquent. He is famed for plain speech and broad travels that yield anecdotes.
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Wallace W. Atwood
Clark University
Chicago
Michael Cardinal Logue
All Ireland
Carrigart
Ireland
Love
Henry van Dike
Michael
Cardinal Logue
Tadar
Armagh
Sacred College
Europe
America
Eels Travel Roads Between Streams Amid Dew and Rain
Eels migrate across meadows to move between streams often at dawn when dew wets the grass or during rainfall. The crossing behavior helps them reach new habitats and is noted as a common pattern in their seasonal movement.
Real Estate Transfers Reported Across Lorain County
Numerous transfers involve parcels in Elyria Lorain Vermilion and Amherst with prices from 300 to 7500 dollars. Names include Louis Kallog Bertalan Ferenczi Arthur Hiscox Peter Springer Elf Miller George Beubring Hubert Parsons Henry Friedman Jos Smythe Emil Gable W M Smith John Schmauch Horace Nye Hannah Smith L D B Carruthers Minnis C Church Frank Proveznik and others. Transactions reference lot numbers acreage and neighborhood ad offices.
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Louis Kallog
Bertalan Ferenczi
Sheffield Land Co
Lorain
Frank Svat
Joseph Traxler
Highland Ad
Arthur Hiscox
Peter Springer
Acres Farm
Elyria
Arthur, Hiscox
Elf Miller
Charles Abbey
Hecock
George Beubring
L. Draper
Hadaways
Carlisle
Hubert Parsons
Hugh Martin
Brownell
Henry Friedman
Richard Bache
Stang
M. G
Rvin
Frank
L. Dbd
Carruthers
Joseph Knezetick
Daniels & Braun
Minnis C. Church
Frank Proveznik
Brace Tract
Elyria Flower Shoppe Sold to Longtime Manager Miss Flo Williams
Miss Flo Williams, who has managed the Elyria Flower Shoppe on Middle Avenue for ten years, has purchased the business from Mrs. F. R. Maguire. The sale continues the shop’s operating under Williams with prior management experience highlighted.
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Elyria
Flo Williams
F. R. Maguire
Middle Avenus
Elyria Flower Shoppe to Reopen Under New Proprietor
Miss Williams will run the Elyria Shoppe focusing on artistic decorations for weddings funerals and prenuptial events. The Maguires plan to move to Cleveland with Mr Maguire joining The Bing ham Company and Mrs Maguire thanks patrons for past support.
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Elyria
Williams
Maguire
Syria
Cleveland
Bingham Company
Americans Pay Over a Million Weekly for Chewing Gum
A report notes the United States spends more than a million dollars each week on chewing gum. It highlights consumption patterns and market implications for gum manufacturers and retailers.
Creomulsion Creosote Touted as Cough and Cold Reliever
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote plus healing ingredients soothe inflamed membranes and kill germs, with recovery promises and a money back guarantee if not relieved after following directions. Produced by Creemulsion Co of Atlanta Georgia.
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Creemulsion Co
Atlanta
Stop That Dirty Work Let Us Grease Your Car
An old gas station ad promotes quick car service at Hi Speed Gas Station located at 187 Cleveland Street with phone contact 2059. It markets expert maintenance and greasy quick fixes.
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O’donnell
Cleveland Street
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Audit Bureau
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A Shackr
J. F. Burke
A.C Hudnutt
Presbyterian Church
Harry Emerson Hosdick
Fosdick
God
Christ
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Batte
Delaware
Gazette
Havemans
Charles Schwab
Lac
Voice OF
THE
People
Joy
Checker Cab Co. W. LI. Williams
Shopping News
Gough
Wat
Tata
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
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