Judge Webber an Author In Life Of Baldwin Wallace Founder
A review notes Judge A R Webber wrote The Life of John Baldwin Founder of Baldwin Wallace and Other Colleges. It praises his research on the Western Reserve history, Medina and Lorain Counties, and his lifelong interest in local people and institutions.
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Russia tests vodka as government tool in deadly policy
A New York Times Moscow correspondent reports acute alcoholism deaths rising after vodka sales resumed in Russia. He notes eight deaths in one Moscow day and suggests authorities use liquor distribution to reduce population, contrasting with Malthusian ideas of war and famine.
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Woman's Place in the Church and Ohio Council Reform
A constitutional amendment allows women to sit on the Ohio Council of Churches council. two laity and one clergy delegate per county to conferences. The piece praises women as church backbone who fund missions and sustain social life and urges denominational churches to follow Ohio's lead.
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Thank You League and the rise of self-help weeks
A column laments many reform groups and special weeks multiplying in society. It predicts an eventual endless cycle of dedicated weeks for English, safety, fire prevention, and even sweets, arguing constant gratitude would render a special week unnecessary.
Insurance Against the Kaiser Policy Wagered in London
A London written policy covered the risk of the ex Kaiser returning to the German throne. The bet, estimated in thousands of pounds, targeted November and would be a total loss if the Kaiser were restored next month.
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Yesterday and Today in Brief Anniversary Notes
A compact retrospective lists notable anniversaries and obituaries with dates of battles leaders and cultural figures. It records past events such as Saratoga 1777 and Ulm 1805, plus birthdays and public notices, including civic figures and local officials.
Centenary Events Marking Milestones Across Nations
Today marks the birth anniversary of Gen Willam P Marshall, a Civil War soldier and Minnesota governor. Across the country and beyond, exhibitions, milestones, and gatherings highlight centuries of industry, exploration, and Freemasonry.
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Elyria Racing Association Announces Three Day Program
The Elyria Racing Association revealed a three day racing program offering 4000 dollars in purses. Bids for building a Children's Home at Oberlin were opened but rejected as higher than the estimate.
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John R McQuist AfeQuizs Leading American Legion Figure
John R McQuist of Ohio rises as national commander of the American Legion after a long military career. He served as cadet at Wooster College, led engineers in World War I, saw action in the Argonne and Meuse, and rose to brigadier general. He held Ohio Legion leadership and national committee roles.
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Citizens urge change to Elyria Lorain football game date
A letter from Harry Burdett of Elyria requests athletic officials to move the annual Elyria Lorain football game from Saturday to Friday. He argues business leaders and regular patrons attend on Saturdays and shifting would preserve the game as the season’s main thrill. He asks authorities to weigh who keeps turnstiles active.
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The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
It is good news that hundreds of thousands of pupils in U S schools regularly save money. Albig deputy manager reports that in the 1924 25 school year savings rose by five and a half million dollars and the year added 626 090 pupils to the number saving.
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War Department barbers and heroic youth rewards
A wartime note urges barbers in towns to avoid turning shops into idle shows and to serve waiting soldiers. It cites the War Department setting an example at a drill fort in San Francisco and contrasts it with a call for discipline in public spaces. The Carnegie Hero Fund awards a 16 hundred dollar prize to a 17 year old girl from Sandusky for aiding a child, highlighting education as a goal. The piece also discusses AFL wage resolutions, the impact of labor-saving devices, and increased production.
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Industrial relations and wage discussions in early 20th century letter
A historical letter argues that increasing production quality and steady wages sustain purchasing power and national standards. It notes wage cuts provoke unrest, suggests workers accept higher wages with productivity, and mentions transfers of property and small parcel sales in Sheffield and Lorain with amounts cited.
New Victrola Orthophonic and Bargain Victrola No 190 Deals
Local dealer promotes the Orthophonic Victrola from Victor Talking Machine Co with first unit arriving in Elyria in two weeks. Also offers Victrola No 190 at 375.00, half price, with installment options. New Music Master Radio sets, Sonora Cabinet models, Grimes, and other units shown for demo. Includes home furniture, cleaning appliances, and seasonal Hickory items. rabbit and pheasant hunting season noted.
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Sonja and Old Table Bill in Simple Piano Comic
Frank Craumit again contributes with Sonja and Old Table Bill, delivering light comic bits in the simplest manner. The performance leans on piano accompaniment to keep the tone playful and accessible.
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Sonja
Sandy Sheet Music Sets Record Sales in The Cleveland News
The Cleveland News reports unprecedented sales for sheet music of the popular song Sandy. The piece is tied to the serial story running in the paper, fueling widespread reader engagement and immediate purchases.
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