Anniversary of Conversion of Chas. Finney Observed at Oberlin Church
Oberlin Oct 18 sermon by Reever end Nicholas Van der Pyl honored the hundredth anniversary of Charles G Finney’s conversion. The preacher highlighted Finney’s pivotal Oberlin years, his influence on education and religion, and his lasting impact on American Christianity amid 19th century religious reform.
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Blind 40 Years May Regain Sight
Mr. Gore of Oklahoma, blind since age eleven from an accident, has undergone education and electrotherapeutic treatments in Washington under Dr Samuel J. Harris. After more than a month, he can distinguish sunlight from darkness, signaling possible partial sight return.
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City Council Ends Quiet Evening With Minor Actions
The council reviewed small items including a sign relief petition near Cleveland and Fast Bridge streets, sewer connections for Elyr a Land Sales Co in Overland Garden allotment, and a $250 appropriation for a city employee. It refused a long term lease on the green fire and ordered water mains on Caldwell Street. An ordinance annexing 25.25 acres on Oberlin road west of the car barns was passed.
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Oberlin’s cherished envoy and the revival tradition
A tribute to Oberlin’s revered figure once called God’s ambassador. The speaker recalls his mission to balance internal policy with faculty discretion, praising his spiritual influence, enduring impact on the college, and the enduring value of his revival work despite changing methods and social life.
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Peulsiar Cralctions
Oberlin
Fire and police pay debate on city council agenda
Workers defend current overtime rates and raises while emphasizing family needs and service value. Fire Chief Bates and Patrolman Southam praise morale and city revenue from fines, urging fair treatment. Engineer Powell warns losses if assistants are displaced. Absent Councilman Stark expected to express views later.
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Wholesale Market Price List for Farm Staples
The listing shows wholesale prices for grains and feed including No 2 wheat at 1.12, new oats 49c, shell corn $5 per bushel, hay per ton 16, straw 10, and Cotton seed meal at 79. Local housewife markets list butter 50c, eggs strictly fresh 60, cheese varieties 26-35c, flour and meal prices, fruits and nuts with varied per-dozen or per-pound figures, and meats with multiple per pound rates. Also priced are fish, poultry, and coal with regional lump prices ranging from $6.50 to $15.90 and kilns noted.
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Injured inon Battle Near United Mine Workers
Huntington West Virginia October 17 The injured inon nearing against United Mine Workers to restrain a collision and prevent further clashes as labor strife flares in the mining district.
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Markets in Cleveland Prices and Goods Listed
Market data from Cleveland shows assorted items with prices from meats to produce. Eggs at 52 cents, apples 1.50 to 3.00 per bushel, turkeys 40 cents, cranberries 14 12 cents, and Connecticut herbs or cheese values noted along with various dairy and poultry prices. Chronicled by the Chronicle Telegram, the listing advertises classified ads results.
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Men of First M E Church Hold Monthly Meeting and Banquet
The Men's Brotherhood of the First M E church in Oberlin held a monthly business meeting and banquet in the church parlors. Professor Mack of the College discussed modern education trends criticizing early specialization and urging broader general education for wider horizons. An after-dinner discussion ensued with interest as the group anticipates more educational evenings this season.
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Oberlin Local Notices and Property Transfers
In Oberlin on October 18 Mrs Kirkpatrick rented her house to Mr Jenkins a seminary student. George Van Dam rented his 93 Spring street house to William Musseman. W A Smith of Elyria visited his mother Mrs Abbie H Smith and daughter Mrs C R Summers and family on Hollywood street. Mrs McMonigal of Henrietta township sold her farm to Dr David M Morgan. Mr and Mrs F L Wilson spent the weekend with their son Clyde and family in Toledo. G W Bater of East Oberlin sold his arm to a party in Elsha. Mrs Quinn of Groveland street sold her farm to a Lorain party in Pittsfield.
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Elyria Firemen Challenge Lorain Defi in Horse Shoes
Elyria and Lorain firemen have challenged each other to a horse shoes contest to settle a dispute soon. The event may be held at Cascade Park or Municipal Park in Lorain. Each side reportedly has strong players, making the match highly anticipated.
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Wendell Pills Ambition Brand Promises Nervous Relief
The ad touts Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a quick tonic for nervous and tired people. It claims rapid vitality, improvement for various disorders, and offers a refund if unsatisfied after a first box, with pricing noted at six cents and sixty cents elsewhere.
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Unclear Trade Ad Promises Quick Action Relief
An advertisement claims a swift internal treatment that removes the cause of issues and relieves problems, offered by W. Phillips who guarantees results. The copy presents a medical or remedial promise with promotional language.
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Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce Over Three Years Absence
Anna Burney of Lorain filed for divorce from Hugh Burney alleging willful absence for three years. She states they share a daughter aged 26.
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Postponed Sinia Hearing in Federal Court
Sinia hearing postponed to October 28 by the recuing court of Indianapolis. Coal operators who returned today face a similar hearing October 21 at Bluefield, to be heard later in Charleston federal court. John L. Lewis and Frank Keerey plus Fred Mooney of district 17 summoned. Kenner and Mooney jailed in Mingo County on murder charges.
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Nerv-Worth advertised as wonder remedy popular in city
An advertisement claims Nerv-Worth quickly aids nervous and stomach disorders by toning the nervous system and improving digestion. It reports strong local sales, customer testimonials, and a money back guarantee with bottles priced at one dollar. Sold by Cr. W. Phillips and other druggists.
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