Peace at Geneva promises a new era in world order
A columnist praises the Geneva conference on world peace in the League of Nations protocol. They believe the agreement signals a near end to war among signatories, demands adherence to the rules, and notes broad public support alongside opposition from arms producers and some national leaders.
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Geneva
Japan
League of Nations
Aristide Briand
France
Council
Assembly
League
American Union
Yesterdays in Ohio and Todays Birthdays
Chronology of notable events and anniversaries dated over the years includes the Concord ship loss in 1843, a 1874 normal school opening, 1882 French education act, and 1897 Neal Dow’s death. Today lists birthdays for Hindenberg, Stewart, Edgerton, Hayden, Zihlman, with conventions opening in Detroit and St Paul.
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Africa
Columbia
D. C
France
Col. Gilder
Winnipeg
Phoneix
Arizona
Neal Dow
Portland
Kalgan
Tripoli
America
Pershing
Unknown Partu
Paris
Constantinople
Pinechot
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Detroit
American Electrochemical Society
New York
American Construction Council
Swampstozt
Mass
Morris Plan Bankers’ Association
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota League of Women
Mankato
Southwestern Minnesota Educational Association
World events mark national and international observances today
Halifax observes the 166th anniversary of Nova Scotia’s first elective assembly. Tulsa hosts the International Petroleum Exposition with participants from America and abroad. Dayton opens the International Air Races with nearly two hundred entrants. Boston hosts the Military Order of the World War convention. Rhode Island Republicans hold a state convention in Providence. Daughters of the American Revolution leaders gather in Milwaukee to honor Mrs Louise Kirwin Thiers on her 110th birthday.
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New World
Halifax
America
Germany
France
Rumania
Mexico
Venezuela
Chile
Uruguay
England
Tulsa
Oklo
Dayton
Ohio
Boston
Rhode Island
Providence
United States
Society of the Daughters of the Ameerican Revolution
Milwaukee
Louise Kirwin Thiers
Thiers
Way of the World insight on leisure and saving
Grove Patterson cites two questions for self assessment about relaxation and saving money. He notes worry does not improve situations and that saving money becomes easier once started. The piece also surveys writing style and quotes Corra Harris on experience shaping prose and power over words.
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Corra Harris
Poems That Live Indian Summer
A fragmented poem fragment begins with Emily Dickinson lines about summer days and sacred emblems, followed by John Thomson verses on thanking God for life and love. The excerpt closes with odd notes: twenty five dollars paid for a sacred eth rog, and a soda lake in Africa spanning 34 square miles with a crust firm enough for autos.
Folly to Suffer With Piles
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Suppositories as a cure for piles stopping soreness itching and bleeding. It claims many have avoided operations and that entire families rely on the product and recommend it to friends.
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Thoueanda
Stop That Dirty Work Lets Us Grease Your Car
An old time ad for Hi Speed Gas Station at 137 Cleveland Street offers expert car service and greasing with a contact dial 2059. The brief notice emphasizes quick, reliable vehicle care.
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Cleveland Street
Ireland on road to liberty unity and progress observer says
Daniel F. Colan former New York Supreme Court justice returns from Ireland praising rapid progress toward liberty and economic strength. He notes fewer strikes, rebuilt bridges, open factories, road investments of 1.5 million pounds, and a shift toward diverse markets and American capital.
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Ireland
Daniel F. Colalan
Supreme Oart
New York State
America
Politician Wadsworth Influenced Roosevelt Nomination
James Wadsworth Jr a longtime U S senator since 1914 shaped Theodore Roosevelt Jr's path to governor by securing his nomination. He earlier opposed direct primary reforms and supported war policies while opposing U S entry to the League of Nations. He married a Hay daughter linking him to a notable diplomatic lineage.
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James Wadsworth
James Wadsworth Jr
Col
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
New York State
Gov. P. Boss
Wadsworth
Roosevelt
Mackold
Siggsworth
Roose
U. S
Empire State
Hughes
North
Wilson
League of Nations
John Hay
America
County Fair Draws Crowds and Temperance Displays
Forty years ago the county fair drew large crowds and fine weather with many entries. Thomas Murphy led temperance meetings while many villagers wore blue ribbons. A colored people debate discussed whether Indians face more ill treatment. Indian Summer arrived and youths planned chestnut and hickory nut outings. Two beer gardens operated near the city outskirts.
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Thomas Murphy
New Dental Discovery Promises Sparkling White Teeth
A two product system Bleacheden claims to safely whiten dark teeth. The liquid cleans stains and a paste removes yellow buildup, while preventing new stains and preserving enamel. Sold by local retailers including Harry A. Crandall and Muir's Cut Rate.
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USA
Harry A. Crandall
Muir
Jd. A. Ebert
R. L. Ellis
Wittenberg Sorority House Whisky Scandal Rumor
A Marting Ferry circulated tale from George Kechnie alleges a Wittenberg sorority hired a Black renovation worker who uncovered two dozen quarts of old whisky after moving in. The girls reportedly ordered the man removed and sought another worker to finish cleaning the home.
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Wittenberg College
Marting Ferry
George Kechnie
Wittenberg
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