Americanization as a cornerstone of U S civic life says Polish minister
Dr. Wladyslaw Wroblewski, Polish minister to the United States, calls the Americanization movement a key national effort. He argues it prepares immigrants to become full citizens, highlights American sympathy for newcomers, and notes the program broadens opportunities and protects life and liberty, fostering patriotism across generations.
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Poland
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Measures Not Men Speech Emphasizes Policy Over Personal Ties
Mrs. Selover of the Ohio Federation urges voters to back measures and the individuals who embody them at the Central District Conference in Marion. She warns against supporting candidates simply due to acquaintance or friendship, arguing policies define public service and shape society.
Elyria Buy Local to Build Up Our Town
A local essay argues residents should favor Elyria merchants over mail order houses. It warns catalogs drain town wealth while local dealers support civic causes and provide guarantees. The piece urges shoppers to keep spending in Elyria and request items via local merchants when needed.
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Chicago
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Elvria
A Question of Americas Honor in the Philippine Islands
The article discusses disturbing signs of Filipino resistance to American rule. It argues American institutions may not suit subject peoples and warns that a violent reaction would reflect poorly on the United States after twenty five years of effort. It also questions whether soldiers are fit to govern the Philippine Islands.
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Philippine Islands
America
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Yesterdays In Ohio And Today’s Anniversaries
A collage of historical notes and birthdays with entries from 1817 to today. Figures include James W. Denver born Winchester Virginia and later Kansas governor the 1840s telegraph link between San Francisco and New York and various regional observances.
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Ohio
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New York
Centenary of John R Thompson Observed and World War I Note
Today marks the birth anniversary of journalist John R Thompson and recalls the first American troops entering trench warfare in France six years ago. Fire chiefs from major U S and Canadian cities gather in Richmond for the International Association of Fire Engines convention.
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Canada
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Revert Bridges
Ilaureate
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Todar
Pacific Coast
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California Association of Nursery Men
Jeferson National Memorial
Monthely
Philadelphia
Ice cream men hold 2 conventions in Cleveland readied for dry vote
A humorous Telegrams piece recalls ice cream men gathering in Cleveland for a convention amid prohibition chatter. It notes their flashy upgrades from old cars to limousines and references figures like John Barlercorm and George Rich, plus the Hollenden lobby sighting and playful lines about Apple Jack and wartime orders.
ABE MARTIN and OFA or a youth’s rows
The fragment hints at ABE MARTIN and OFA or a youth figure but contains insufficient readable context to identify event, place, or outcome. The piece appears to be a clipped item from a local page, leaving ambiguity about participants or results.
Coffee Weak and Ice Cream Dreams in Greece
The passage jokes about Coffee Weak as a substitute with less kick and fewer headaches. It notes Greece’s national colors in decor with American and Greek flags, remarks on laws about ice cream, and observes brewers moving into ice cream, a farm product sold by the cow and the bull.
Alexander Archipenko Seeks Modern School of Art in America
Alexander Archipenko, famed sculptor, arrives in the United States to open a modern school of art he envisions for America. He argues the country offers the future of art, having endured war, and plans exhibitions before founding the school. He previously taught in Berlin and Prague, and has works in European museums and American homes.
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Prague
Masaryk
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City Council to bar Salvation Army drum on Sundays
25 Years Ago item notes the city council asked to outlaw the Salvation Army drum on Sundays to avoid disturbing church services. It also mentions a factory gas explosion at Garford, a move of American Saddle Co. headquarters from Cleveland to Garford, and a Republican campaign kickoff by Joseph B. Foraker with 500 voters parading before the opera house.
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Salvation Army
Quy Smith
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Amarican Saddle Co
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Garford Co
Joseph B. Foraker
Opera House
George K. Nath
Westminster sample of American trotting horse incident
A cave in on the East Broad Street sewer trapped Henry Luther who was smothered to death before rescue crews could reach him.
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East Broad Street
Henry Luther
Poems That Live Commonplace
A fragment prompts reflection on commonplace life and beauty. The poem contrasts everyday scenes under the sun sky moon stars flowers and birds with a vision of God shaping ordinary lives into a beautiful whole. The excerpt ends by noting a statistic about the world’s population.
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God
Susan Coolidge
Ducks Feed on Bees Without Ill Effects
A report notes that ducks consume bees in large numbers and show no apparent harm from swallowing them.
Eleven Year Old City Boy Pens Poem To Mother
An eleven year old city boy sent in a verse titled To My Mother by Robert Jones. The poem describes a mother's care and morning routines. The page also notes Bishop Paulinus of Nola recognizing bells as church signals and his concern about late arrivals.
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Paulinus
Nola
Campania
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