Elyrian Banker A B Taylor Named ABA Management Chair
A B Taylor of Elyria is recognized by the American Bankers Association for his bankers leadership. He is named chairman of the ABA Bank Management Commission, a key committee on management methods. Taylor has led the Ohio Bankers Association and is praised for national distinction reflecting on Elyria.
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A. B. Taylor
American Bankers Association
Taylor
Bank Management Commission
A ‘Taylor
Ohio, Bankers Association
Elyria
Pomeroy Death Sparks Debate on Length of Life Sentence
The condemned killer Jesse Pomeroy, who murdered two children and tortured others at age fourteen, died after fifty six years in Massachusetts prisons. Once set for hanging, his clemency led to life imprisonment with decades in solitary. He later studied, transformed, then aged into reluctance for release.
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Jesse Pomeroy
Massachusetts
Pomeroy
Simon Girty
Pennsylvania
Levity and the Healing Power of Laughter
A reflection on humor as a tonic for life’s hardships. The piece notes that wit from Arthur Ward, Bill Nye, and Mark Twain delights the public while philosophers offer less solace. It argues a flexible sense of humor helps people endure tragedy and find the laughable side of fate.
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Artemus Ward
Bill Nye
Mark Twain
Schopenhauer
Flying Family Delays Arctic Flight Over Vitamin Ice
Fragmented notes hint at postponement of an Arctic voyage by a so called flying family. The text mocks Liberia’s missing public accounts and budget while noting distress. Nonsensical lines mention weather 11 miles up and a private patient.
The Slent Observer A Few Shots
A compact clipping collage notes witty lines and aphorisms from multiple papers. It references the Catholic Standard and Times Milwaukee Sentinel Baltimore Sun and St Paul Dispatch with a mix of humor and reflection on daily life and courts.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Anniversaries and history in a rural humor tone page
A page mixes light humorous verse and a long list of today’s anniversaries and birthdays with historical notes. It includes witty lines about farmers golfers and maids, plus entries about George Duffield Henry Rutgers Ebenezer Zane and other notable figures with dates and places.
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George Duffield
Philadelphia
Henry Rutgers
New Jersey College
New York
Ebenezer Zane
Berkeley Co
Wheeling
W. Va
John Duer
Albany
N. Y
Margaret Fox
Bronson Howard
Detroit
New Jersey
Kate J. Bateman
Baltimore
James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
the Hoosier
Greenfield
Ind
Indianapolis
Triplets Shape Hardship into Hope for Family
A jobless man with four children received aid after his wife was hospitalized at Walker Hospital. A former employer donated lumber for a home and a relative pledged milk for the children. A donor left $10 at the hospital, and the family seeks a plot to build a house, aiming for a stable future.
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Walker Hospital
Evanxs
The Man Who Has the Man to Say About It
A cryptic reflection on speech and posturing, noting how people once silent now chatter amid changing times. The piece touches on burglars, inmates, and everyday fashion as symbols of social behavior in a disillusioning political climate.
Confusion in German Politics Impression by Miss Dorothy Frooks
Dorothy Frooks, the youngest woman admitted to arraign before the U S Supreme Court, visited Berlin after attending an Oxford law conference. She sees a troubled postwar German parliament with fractured factions and rising extremism but expects eventual unity and stronger global standing. A tandem bicycle tour in Mount Vernon and Harvey, Illinois traces 2038 miles at about 90 miles daily, with modest expenses.
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Berlin
Germany
Dorothy Frooks
Peekskill
N. Y
New York City
Ceremany
Oxford
England
Frooks
United
Mount Vernon
Bernard Beck
Neil van der Veen
Harvey
Beck
E. C. Forrest
Iowa
Safety Hints from Police Departments Encourage Safe Driving
Two thirds of auto accidents happen at street intersections due to corner cutting. Drivers should slow down, signal clearly, and turn to the right of center. Safer habits prevent accidents. Think of the other fellow. Safety is a habit worth forming.
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Po-Lce
Birth of Triplets Aids Father's Plight
Evansville Indiana report notes Louis Evans felt "blue" as triplets were born to his family. The brief item focuses on the father's emotions and the joyful, unexpected arrival of three newborns, highlighting his response amid the local coverage.
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Evansville, Ind
Louis Evans
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