Kellogg Pact lore and war costs cited in memo
The piece critiques a War Department memo to Roosevelt claiming a Japan war would cost the U S at least 50 billion dollars in direct expenses. It argues such a war could not be justified by trade profits with China and critiques Kellogg Peace Pact claims and self defense loopholes. It recalls the 1927 Nicaragua intervention and Kellogg's roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Roosevelt
Japan
United States
China
United States Navy
Royal Navy
Nanking
International Commission of Inquiry
Britain
Frank B. Kellogg
Nicaragua
Wall Street
Juan Sacasa
Kellogg
World Court
Frank B. Kelloga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kelloza
Panama
Canal Zone
Great Britain
Persia
Russia
Creomulsion Advertises Quick Cough Relief
A banner ad touts Creomulsion for chest cold cough and bronchial irritation claiming it reaches the source of trouble, loosens phlegm, and relieves inflamed membranes. The druggist backs a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle, promoting Creomulsion as the genuine product.
Peace Pact Critique by Kellogg and Diplomatic Flattery
A sharp critique argues the Kellogg Pact is a flawed paper used by wealthier nations to manipulate public opinion and avoid true peace. It compares Kellogg and Japan’s self defense claims and notes the public fights endure despite diplomatic rhetoric. Local notices list a Townsend Club meeting and visits by several residents from Elyria and West Russia.
Oberlin Road Farm Women Meet Minutes Report
Oberlin Road Farm Women’s Club met with 36 attendees. Mrs Buhla Feakins led business, reports from Mrs Viola Berg highlighted extension work and fair prizes, with plans for a farewell to Miss Bird and a card party at Mrs Mary Lousbrough’s. Members voted to support a library, buy silverware, and install a radiant heater, plus continue extension work after the new agent arrives. Hostesses named. November meeting committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia Township
Buhla Feakins
Viola Berg
Anna Berg
Hazel Berg
Miss Bird
Elyria
Ways and Means
Mary Lousbrough
Im: Obertin
George Bailey
Gertrude Schram
Eleanor Schrant
Elmer Schuberts
Ethel Schubert
Doris Denger
Buckenmyre
Carlton Suit
Andy Hill
Avon VIVE Hundred Club Socials and Obscure Notices
Avon Mr and Mrs Harold Smith hosted Five Hundred club with prizes won by Mrs Carl Schafer Mrs W E Blake Mr Schafer and Mr Blake. Lunch followed and next meeting set at Mr and Mrs Schafer home Hubbard entertaining Statec club with prizes to Key Cahoan and Rachel Peak lunch served Rob Pickering Frank Schneider Lakewood guests Funeral at Nichols Elyria for Mrs Allen Gilder attended by family and neighbors Several local residents seen at Nina Warden home and visits to Lakewood. Endless ornaments yield to colored flowers on Siberian steppes and tundra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Frank Krueger
Charles Hall
Elyria
Charles Squares
West Russia
Noles
Lorala
Dean McRoberts
Highland Park
Michigan
Russia Township
Henrietta Methodist Church
Avon
Harold Smith
Ther Bone
Carl Schafer
W. E. Blake
Schafer
Blake
Short Fems
Arnold Buck
Leslie Fitch
Nellie Viets
Bertha Smith
Dhattree Peak
Lawence Peak
Florence Schwinn
Fred Peak
Gladys Peak
Allen Gilder
Nichols Funeral
Lenard Warden
Perle McKisson
Lakewood
Nina Warden
Norman Stockhaus
Waughter Kay
Wilson Jameson
Ed Ieciner
Vernalion-on-the-Lake
Gazette Copy of 1808 Prized Gazette Copy of 1808 Prized
Found in Missouri shows one of the earliest issues of the Missouri Gazette believed printed July 1808. The fragment notes St Louis in the Louisiana Territory and reports Indian warfare threats and early editor Joseph Charless. The date and end of publication remain unknown.
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Republic
Missouri Gazette
Mississippi River
Cunis Anuderson
Missouri
Gazette
The
St. Louis
Joseph Charless
Louisiana Territory
Anderson
St. Charles
Clark
Fissouri
Osage River
Atlantic Seaboard
Charless
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Grafton Clubs Host Socials and Plans for Parties
Mrs. Hazel Strick and the Friendship club enjoyed Thursday activities with Jand diversion and prize for Mrs. Iva Kinter. Plans were laid for a Halloween party October 30 at the Dunlaps. Mrs. Clifford McGil joined the Belden Wat club, which spent the afternoon sewing. A chicken dinner was served, and the next meeting plans an oyster supper November 18 at the Gest home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Hazel Strick
Belden Wat
James Obitts
Charles Gest
Ninth Wedding Anniversary Ob served by Several Families
Mr and Mrs Ed Wagner and two daughters and Mr and Mrs Robert Kohn of Elyria and M Britiins called on Mr and Mrs Fred Brillins Wednesday evening Oct 20 to help celebrate their ninth wedding anniversary A dainty luncheon followed in green and white decor. Mr and Mrs D R Dunlap and Betty Jean were Wednesday evening dinner guests at the home of the Brillins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wagner
Robert Kohn
Elyria
M. Britiins
Fred Brillins
D. R. Dunlap
Betty Jean
Wellington Parties and Honors Highlight Community News
Wellington Ohio October notes recount a farewell party for I A Baumgardner’s Sunday school class, with Rev Lonzo Gireen as guest. Philathea and Woman’s Benefits Association groupsheld games, devotions, and pot lucks, plus a diamond pin awarded to J S Jordan for 35 years at DuPont. Dr Paul A Wilkinson attends Ohio Optometric Congress in Columbus. Western Reserve student Donald Swanger performs on WTAM. Local Farm Bureau dance draws about 100 from nearby towns with cider and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Qet
I. A. Baumgardner
Methodist Church
Lonzo Gireen
J. S. Jordan
Inlaw
Howard Jordan
Wilmington
Delaware
DuPont Company
United States
Jordan
Aytending Congress
Paul A. Wilkinson
Ohio State Optometric Association
Columbus
Rebekahs School of Instruction Attended by Local Figures
Mr and Mrs Harry Dennis of Elg in attended the School of Instruction for Rebekahs in Lodi on Thursday along with Mrs Iva Gardner Mrs Carl Shephard and Miss Rhea Beesing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harry Dennis
Elgin
Iva Gardner
Carl Shephard
Rhea Beesing
Rebekahs
Lodi
Miscellany of quirky local notes across Coshocton and neighboring towns
A Calhoun farm turtle bears a Jay Daugherty carving from 1895 found by C H Thompson in Center Valley, while a 91 year old Newcomerstown banker recalls 1863 oil stock offers from John D Rockefeller. Frank Mader and his son visit Marysville families with German roots. Lancaster plans trolley replacement and bridges in China are named for Lin Sen and Chiang Kai Shek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Jay D
Calhoun
Center Valley
C. H. Thompson
West Lafayette
Thompson
Jay Daugherty
Daugherty
Canton
Newcomerstown
Theodore F. Crater
John D. Rockefeller
Akron
Crater
Tuscarawas County
Cvil
Marysville
Maders
Winchester Maders
Frank Mader
Chris
Mader
Muncie
Ind
Charles
Winchester
Indiana
Neustadt
Germany
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Boake
Islam
Rock Island
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Mason City
Iowa
Renwick
Mason Cry Industries
Acme Telephoto
Mr. Kellogg
State Department
Kelloge
Hns
Senate
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
E. Lyman
D. Nepper
Wiola*Berg
OC. N. Williams
Gar. McRoberts
Geo. Benkhe
A. Jones
Bertha Powers
Nellie Coats
Abe
Te Shut A Otaatadi
Miles Thotkoff
Mary Lonsbrough
Walter Walker
C. Sage
John Mortis
Frank Wilson
Hiddy Murphy
George Hall
Oberlin Road
Are Meers
Oberlin Lodge
Mastres Campbell
May Wood
Viola Wellman
Perry Walls
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Rob Pickering
Mrs. Frankchneider
Siberia
Quilt Club
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Long Beach
Houston
Dallas
Tel
Henderson
Cleveland
Park Avenue
Eve Symington
W. Stuart Symington
James W. Wadsworth
Junior Grissinger
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Philathea
Mattie Foster
A. B. Soullard
Tom
Ed. Turner
Marry Lindsay
Ida Wenner
Woman's Benefits Association
Margaret Schott
Pedro
Atlie Barrick
Donald Swanger
Western Reserve
Don
D. G. Swanger
Here
Entertain Farm Bereau
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Wellington Grange Hall
Mitsfield
Cammen
Penfield
Huntington
Brighton
Ford Buckle
Anc
Gulbransen Winnalle
Day’s Music Store
Tippleauioe Spring
Aduth
Lancaster
Atrip
Toonerville
Loyang
Lin Sen
Chiang Kalshek
Lorain
Broadway
Gould
Ohio
Adies
Colette
Society
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