Lost dog and rewards near Woolworths
Lost black dog, a German Shepherd mix with brown feet, named Ted or Neward, last seen near old Abbe house in Detroit Rud area. Also lost seven dollars and two one-dollar bills between Woolworth's and East Savings Bank on Sunday. reward offered. Contact OS-524 after 6 p.m.
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Black Dog
Purc
Teddy Neward
Chas Dechant
Detroit
Old House F
Abbe
Woolworth’s
E. Savings
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Upholstering Orders and Custom Suites Noted in Local Ad
A fragmentary classified-style notice advertises custom furniture work including upholstery of suites and separate pieces. The unreadable text hints at orders for built items and potential assembly or finishing services in a local shop.
Britain vows to end violence and build a new world
Dominions Secretary Anthony Eden declares Britain will devote its entire strength to remove the perpetual menace to the freedom of nations small and great. He says the empire fights not to preserve an old world but to win civilization’s benefits for all, aiming enduring peace and safe living for future generations.
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Dominions
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Empire
Britain
Plight Of The Baltics In Europe’s Shadow
The Baltic states Finland Latvia Lithuania and Estonia once under czarist rule face a sudden crisis as Moscow calls them to learn their doom. Surrounded by hostile power and with fleets dominating the Baltic region, they fear loss of independence despite prior democratic progress and economic stability.
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Poland
Europe
Russia
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Moscow
Baltic
Germany
Baltic States
Great Britain
France
Walter Duranty
New York Times
Anniversaries and historic milestones span centuries
Anniversaries list notable births and deaths from 1746 to 1925 featuring William Billings Ebenezer Zane Richard H Anderson Bronson C Howard James Whitcomb Riley John W Alexander Merrill Goddard and events such as the Nina sighting at Columbus in 492, the Stamp Act Congress of 1765 Harvard Medical School opening 1783 Granite Railway 1826 Poe’s death 1849 influenza surge 1918 and the Dixie Highway completion 1925.
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William Billings
Boston
Ebenezer Zane
Ohio
Hardy Co. W. Va
Richard H. Anderson
Sumter Co
S.C
Bronson C. Howard
Detroit
James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
Greenfield
Ind
Indianapolis
John W. Alexander
Alleghany
Merrill Goddard
Portland
Columbus
New York
Harvard Medical School
Granite Rail Way
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill Monument
Baltimore
Edgar Alan Poe
Dixie Highway
Voice Of The People: Bigelow pension proposal debate
Letter argues the Bigelow amendment does not grant $80 and $50 to all, noting many with higher pensions would be ineligible. Advocates spending within the state, aiding local consumers and services, and cites economic wisdom from ancient scriptures. Claims state needs redistribution over wealth concentration.
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Bigelow
U. S. Steel Corporation
State Chamber of Commerce of Columbus
Ohio Emergency Committee
Bigelo
Solomon
Washington’s Hiram Johnson feted as fearless fighter turns critic
The Washington Merry Go Round honors Senator Hiram Johnson of California, noting his four decades in public life and his shift from crusading reformer to defender of vigilante methods. The feature traces his family conflicts, political battles, and a personal tragedy involving his son Archie, contrasting Johnson’s earlier anti-railroad and anti-corruption stance with his later, sterner posture in the arms embargo era.
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Hiram Johnson
California
Washington
United States Senate
United States
Teddy Roosevelt
Califor
Senate
LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee
Associated Farmers, Inc
Johnson
la Follette Committee
Associated Farmers
Francis J. Heney
Abe Ruef
Heney
Hiram
Rue
Archie
Walton Moore
State Department
Capitol
Moore
Wynne
Reed
Chicago
Archie Johnson
Harrison Gray Otis
Otis
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Notable Americas: Obscure Births of Public Figures
Henry A Wallace of Des Moines secretary of agriculture born in Adair County Iowa fifty one years ago. U S Senator Frederick Hale of Maine born in Detroit six hundred thirty five years ago. Martha AM Berry of Mount Berry Georgia founder of mountain children schools born near Rome Georgia seventy three years ago Alfred Wallenstein of New York musician born in Chicaan forty one years ago Rev Dr Robert Cummins superintendent of Universalist general convention Boston born Sidney Ohio forty two years ago Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews of Dallas Texas born at Galveston sixty one years ago Dr Lee P Sieg president of University of Washington Seattle born at Marshalltown Town sixty.
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Henry A. Wallace
Des Moines
Adair Co
Iowa
U. S
Frederick Hale
Maine
Detroit
Martha Am.berry
Mount Berry
Mountain Children Schools
Rome
Alfred Wallenstein
New York
Chicaan
Robert Cummins
Universalist General Convention
Boston
Unsure Factors for Union Benefit Highlight Self Deception Risk
A fragment discusses how potential benefits from marriage hinge on favorable conditions. It urges receptiveness and psychic-like perception to assess probabilities, advocating sincerity to avoid self deception and to maintain others respect.
Mindful counsel urges caution in love and associations
A brief advisory note warns readers that the mind is impressionable and quick to act today. It cautions against self-indulgence and urges strengthening the will while being careful with associations with the opposite sex. It signals potential trouble in love matters.
Rally Day Anticipation At Local Church Service
On Sunday morning Rev Meister delivered a splendid sermon and conducted communion. Oct 8 is Rally Day with a goal of 150 in attendance. A program by the committee features Paul Wainwright leading group singing and a vocal number. L Munn and Lynn Eldred readings, Bernadine Taft trumpet solo. A J Hulse invites the public to attend at 10 15 AM.
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Meister
Paul Wainwright
Rev L. Crawford
Pension Plan Committee Chair Prank Coleman Leads Bigelow Holders
Lorain County reports that Prank Coleman, chairman of The Bigelow Pension Plan committee, oversees a group of several large holders in bank vaults.
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Prank Coleman
The
Bigelow Pension Plan Committee
Lorain County
Columbia Garden Club Holds October Meeting At Home
The Columbia Garden Club met at Mrs. Harry Stinchcomb home with sixteen members present. Mrs. Albaugh reported on the Akron State Garden Center meeting. Mrs. Royer introduced a Terranium topic led by Mrs. Fisher. The club plans an October 17 birthday meeting hosted by Mrs. Nelson Walters.
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Columbia
Columbia Townsend Club
Broad Street
Elyria
Columbia Methodist Church
Columbia Garden Club
Harry Stinchcomb
W. G. Albaugh
Akron
State Garden Center
M. L. Royer
George Fisher
Nelson Walters
ACME Grange Discusses Farm Products In Columbia Meeting
Acme Grange in Columbia Tuesday evening hosted a lively session on new uses for farm products. Ninety-five adults attended including visitors from Ridgeville and Delaware County. Activities featured community singing, readings, vocal solos, a humorous playlet, harmonica pieces, and talks on safety. an apple pie contest and initiation plans for November were announced alongside membership referrals.
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Acme Grange
Columbia
Ridgeville
Delaware County
Dear Old Farm
Leo Martin
Ethel Hershey
Helen Leach
Pauline Martin
George Haag
Alten Smith
Harold Landon
Harry Knopf
Jack Britton
William Ingersoll
Orville Britton
Frank Mason
Carl Finnegan
Pomona Grange
Julian Perkins
Ett
Atlater
Aester Hartington
Lucie Churchward
Why Do Some Christians Labor for Others
A sermon reflection on why some individuals and congregations bear heavy responsibilities for faith. It cites St Paul, William Carey, and missionaries, asking why they persevere amid suspicion and scorn. The answer: they believe in the Living Christ whose love constrains them and captures their hearts.
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Christ Jenus
St. Paul
Corinthians
Rome
Spain
William Carey
India
Christ
Best Bulbs We Ever Handled At Hecock's Store
Local store Hecock's at 332 Broad advertises the best bulbs ever handled with a cheap price this year. Modern shoppers are urged to visit for bargains on a wide selection and seasonal plants.
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Hecock’s
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Chronicle-Telegram
E. H. Weingarten
Broad Sr
Wingerwasing
Marcelling
Allen Buernard
Woolworth’s. Century Bik
Cook's
West Ave
Dutchmaid Underwear
Anne Moehards
Vhone
Fintukerx
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Biddle Ave
Shirta
Manhattan
Zlas
Lee Whitney Co
Broad St
E. Loeffler Co
W. Broad
Art Furniture & Upholstering Co
Elyrias
Stoad St
East Ave
Gerber’s
Youlla
Kis
By John EF
Irvin
Cass McCarth
Evarestort
Tih
Ethel Sampson
Evanston
Roosevelt
Hoover
Jane Addams
Mary Pickford
Amelia Earhart
Mae West
Charlie McCarthy
Douglas Corrigan
Voice of
People
Fighting Johnsons
Grove L. Johnson
Johnson, Johnson
Grove
Southern Pacific
Boulde
Unti
Wall Street
Pecora
Norris
Nebraska
Sear
Bertha Hopp
Alicia Harding
Forest Lyndes
Jack Meyers
Jack Cooper
Ypsilanti
Mich
Jean Cooper
Francis Hutchison
Oberlin
Amsterdam
Holland
Epworth League
Marian Bainbridge
Miss Bainbridge
League
Walter Crum
Willard
P.rk
Smith& Company
American Lace
Ae! Andwur Mort. Bs
Bender
Colson V. T. c
Mort. Bs
Marshaw Chem. Comm
Hickox Oil A
Ohio Elec. Pwr
Platiz
O. P
Pery Fay
Herman Leach
Charles Gossard
Russell's Point
H.T. Snell
Lumbia
Miller Wilcox
Waterbury
New London
Connecticut
Long Island Sound
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Charles Cheevers
Perry Clevenger
Clair Howard
O. M. Westfall
H. M. McCormac
Bilehart
van Gorder
Harry Ryan
Chagrin Falls
Robert Towell
Solon
F. O. Edmunds
Edward Bohnar
George Vogt
Cleveland
P.R. Smith & Co. Seasoned Investments
Elyria Sav
Bible
Pocahontas
Schroll Coal
Ray
Emer
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Ation
Deetz
West Broed
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