Elyria High Stadium Aims for Clean Athletics and Honor
A feature on Elyria High School celebrates the stadium named for William A. Ely and the urging of Superintendent R. C. Maston for clean athletics. The program emphasizes individual betterment, sportsmanship, and self control, hoping students and alumni uphold high standards in victory or defeat.
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William A. Ely
Elyria
R. C. Maston
Elyria High School
Ely
Maston
Mar. Ely
Mr. Maston
True Genius How John Lillie Became An Overnight Artist
A New England farmer and carpenter named John Lillie, mature in years, produced a master painting in his first brush effort after weeks with a visiting group of artists. The piece rose from a personal awakening amid local landscapes, likened to Keats and Gray, suggesting genius born of opportunity versus harsh constraint.
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John Lillie
New England
Lillie
Keats
England
Gray
White House Breakfasts II Revival at Washington
The first breakfast of the season brought William Butler and Republican National Committee members to the White House. The informal gathering resembled a social event more than a policy session, aimed at fostering friendly feeling for Coolidge policies among congressional leaders.
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White House
Coolidge
Washington
William Butler
Diet and health correspondence on weight loss and deficiencies
A reader asks about rapid weight loss, safety of strict diets, and food values for tomato soup, liver, peppers, and Bent’s crackers. The reply suggests gradual loss of 1.5 to 2 pounds weekly, notes tomato soup as high in vitamins, and warns against sleep loss from overexertion. It includes approximate portions and calories for common foods and mentions a pamphlet on reducing and deficiency diseases with a stamp-requested set.
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Roy
Berte
Nurl
Imad
Bent
Lou
Sendire
Mrs. C
Yesterday's anniversaries and today’s notable events
A compact recap of yesterday’s historic anniversaries and today’s notable events. Includes dates such as 1698 treaty, 1779 Pulaski death, 1852 University of Sydney opening, 1917 German emperor in Bulgaria, and organizational conventions opening in multiple cities. Also lists birthdays like Harland Stone and Joseph France and notable upcoming events in politics and culture.
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England
France
Holland
Spain
Casimir Pulaski
U.S
Wasp
Savannah
Poland
University of Sydney
N.S. W
New York City
John L. Sheppard
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Blufton
Ala
de Autremont Brothers
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou
Oregon
Sebastian Smiet
Flor_ida
Centenary Births and Honors Highlight Public Figures
Noted editor Frank W. Palmer celebrates a centenary as Public Printer of the United States. A greeting goes to Supreme Court Justice Harland Fiske Stone, marking a milestone. Also noted is billiards star Withie Hoppe, celebrated as a 40th birthday observance amid parliamentary news.
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Daagherty-Miller Conpiracy
New York
Harland Fiske Stone
Supreme Court of the United States
Chesterfield
N. H
Joseph I. France
United States
Martland
Fort Deposit
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Hiram. O
Ernest Vincent Shusler
Nebraska
England
Hoppe
Frank W. Palmer
Haby
Suprema Cour
Oda
Withie Hoppe
Parliament
Artie Moat Leads Major Tonne Operation for Dr Mopas
ABE MARTIN reports Artie Moat is driving a large tonnage operation for Dr Mopas while someone else is said to be drowned out of the conversation over plain ginger ale.
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Tittle Artie Moat
Dr. Mopas
One-Minute Pulpit: Why is light given to a man
A brief pulpit meditation cites Job 3 20 23 about misery seeking death and a life hedged by God. It reflects on the paradox of light granted to those whose path is shadowed and the deep longing for relief amid spiritual trial.
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Job
Uncle John and family tales in a rambling diary style
Fragmented reminiscences mix personal quirks with snippets about relatives and a mock self importance. The piece then shifts to a dated news snippet about Dr William Cuno, his roles, and background as Germany considers a diplomat post.
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William Cuno
United States
Reio
Germany
Ilo
Thuringia
Berlin
Heidelberg
Who's Who in the Day's News Waste of National Resources
A historical column profiles James Jehan Davis secretary of Labor, noting his rise from an immigrant in Sharon Pennsylvania to national service under Harding and Coolidge. It warns of reckless natural resource waste and calls for conservation across coal oil and other wealth sources. The piece shifts to speculative commentary on Jerusalem and debates over a restored temple, British withdrawal, and a prophecy of future conflict and Messiah.
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Declomant
Hy Dames
D. Davis
Secretary of Labor
tJanes Jehan Davis
Toedesiwr
Ruath Wates Detetor
Tle
United States
West
Sharon
Davis
Hardine
Coolidge
Order of Moose
Commonwealth
Wei
America
Messiah Predicted By Palestine Jews To End World War
Orthodox Jews in Palestine foresee a new Messiah who will become King of the Jewish nation and end the next world war. They claim a rebuilt temple will precede his appearance, triggering enmity from Muslim nations. The Messiah will triumph in Palestine, be proclaimed king, and bring global peace. 150,000 Jews in Palestine, including many returnees, await rapid developments.
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New York
Palestine
Temple
Palestina
Falesstine
Pola Tikva
D. Smithson
Ephriam Sacks
Chicago
Rehovoth
Titus
Jerusalem
Omar
Mosque of
Upkeep Dispute Prompted Urbana Court Action
Elmer Smith argues the issue is upkeep cost not the amount. Parker counters that Smith owes $2.50 for house rent and $21 rent with a 5 percent credit. The circuit suit in the case has been moved from a county court to common pleas with costs of 17 dollars, potentially doubling before trial.
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Elmer Smith
Parker
Smith
Ma CoUrt
Common Pleas
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Companys
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Firth Ave
Dublin
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American Unitarian Association
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Winnipeg
Mluminating Engineering Society
Long Beach
International , Stamp Manufacturers’ Association
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Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pineville
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Toledo
Ohio Building and Loan League
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Milwaukee
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Wisconsin Huttermakers’ Association
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Uncle John
Republic Syndicate, Inc
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Glade Thomas
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