A Call to Vote Straight Republican in Lorain County
A Lorain County editorial urges voters to back the Republican ticket, praising Congress member Martin L. Davey and citing candidates for State Senate, county offices, and the legislature. It argues party unity ensures capable public service and urges a straight Republican vote for county offices.
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Lorain County
Congress
Martin L. Davey
Sweeney
W. R. Comings
State Senate
Cil
Irie
Timer F. Cotton
C. R. Summers
Mable Marsh
Leon O. Underhill
M. H. Welty
Murray
Couunty
Arthur H. Waters
William G. Mitchell
D. A. Baird
M. F. Perry
Gas prohibition in war tested by human cost and doubt
State department backs the Geneva protocol forbidding poison gas while warning war’s nature makes humane aims unlikely. The piece argues nations will abandon restraint in grand conflicts, choosing effective violence over ethical limits as combat turns wholesale murder.
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State Department
Yesterday and Today’s Vintages of notable births and deaths
A dated column lists anniversaries and birthdays. Notable entries include birth of John Dubois as the Roman Catholic bishop of New York, death of John Leech in London, and other figures. Also notes 1914 political shift in Britain and a Canadian election event. Conventions and associations are referenced in brief items.
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Leerheld
N.Y
Lima
John Dubois
New York
Baltimore
Getryn A. Macbeth
Punch
London
West Indies
John TL. Manning
South Carolina
Camden
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W. Il. Mackenzie King
Queen Martie of
Roumania
America
Kent
England
Lord Furness
Ars Reginald Vanderhite
Rose Stahl
Moantreal
Georges Tinkham
Congress
Massachuset
Boston
Itr
Luis Anguirpa
Tina Heavyweight Pusilist
Buenos Aires
Todas
Fragmentary note about an event and persons
A garbled text fragment mentions a person named Torat and groups or individuals in a confusing scenario. It references leaving someone in care and a casual plea to show up. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.
Fifty first birthday celebration and political notes
Fragmentary report notes Amerie s Tr Loot Toame on her fifty first birthday and mentions Leon Crolmesz executed in Auburn prison for assassination of President Ottawa. Also references annual session of the Canadian Car Welfare Curtis DB and Wilbur seen the Aare with a political address in Ireland.
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Aco
Tadas Leon Crolmesz
Auburn State Prison
Ottawa
Canadian Car Welfare
Curtis DB
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Aare
Inday
Rieland
Wisivania
Dr Juan Teele leads potash research shift in U S history
Dr Juan H Teele of New York City announced he would assume full charge of a native potash project developed domestically during and after World War I. The effort aimed to diversify supplies after Germany disrupted access. Teele’s work follows earlier wartime shortages and involves a California link.
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Jon Lb. Peel
America
Juan H. Teele
New York City
Techs Ab
Comnee
United S
Petush
Lowi
Reeves
York
Califoris
Geeipiered
Marva Alpha
How Things Look To Tat Farmer By O. M. Kile
Observations reflect on farming, land use, and policy impact. The piece comments on wheat and corn acreage, government action, and the stance of Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work, noting farmer taxes and fertilizer plans amid debates on agricultural policy.
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O. M. Kile
Hubert Work
Colorado
Tres
Indiana
Penivania
Farmera
Iar
Fragmentary prewar topic stirs readers on style
A fragmented letter discusses fashion and gender roles with a prewar context. It questions what men can learn from women about propriety in dress and hints at limited enduring trends amid changing norms.
Poems Lie In a Restaurant by Wilfrid Gibson
Fragmented OCR poem fragment cites Wilfrid Gibson with jagged lines about war and workers. The readable phrases reference sorrow for the downtrodden and imagery of ink, leather, and summer days amid troubling, jumbled lines.
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Wilfrid Witon Gibson
Foatie
Et ‘Nis
Sr Pt
Tog Eeidom
Cooperative farming and distribution costs analyzed in reform debate
The text discusses farmer cooperatives as a solution to high distribution costs, citing examples and expert testimony. It references California exchanges, trade costs, and a 1922 hearing featuring William H. Ingersoll on pricing and distribution across drugs, hardware, jewelry, and other goods.
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Econperenive Mar Eeting
United States
Er Por Bizbl Miter
William H. Ingersoll
Aad B Investies
Tellios
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