Timely And Needed Improvements In Elyria Streets
Elyria residents note widening of Court Street from Second to Third and improvements on Third Street between Court and West Avenue. The smoother roads and clearer signs enhance beauty and prompt nearby property owners to tidy up. The editor says the projects are timely with two big conventions approaching.
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Elyria
Court Street
Third Street
Court
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Clemenceau Plans Another Debt Letter for Amused Readership
Former premier Clemenceau prepares a second debt letter after receiving tons of mail from readers of his first, enjoying the attention. He hints at improved mood toward America, noting harmony with Newton D. Baker’s article, and speculates on a joint effort to keep public sentiment in the United States aligned with their goals.
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Clemenceau
Baker
Amerie
Newton D. Baker
America
Roth
Beating the Birds in the Air Sees Sleepers on Berlin London Flights
The piece notes aeroplanes with sleepers now flying between Berlin and London and imagines passengers sleeping through the voyage. Dari is Green questions whether birds are smarter for flying while humans lie awake or asleep, suggesting the novelty and comfort challenges of air travel.
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Berlin
London
Dariis Green
Wren
Pirate
Floats Across Channel Sparks Eternal Swim Fever
A woman first swims the channel in about fourteen hours amid broad acclaim. Days later another woman, mother of several children, makes the same crossing more leisurely. A man soon beats the best woman time by two hours, signaling a trend that anyone can do it. Hogland jokes about tunnels and hotels on the beaches as ferry use wanes and air travel or “aerophine” promises faster crossovers, foreshadowing a future of regular swims and new transport ideas.
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Hogland
Maybe They Don't Learn Them All
A reader questions how radio broadcasts introduce many new words and how to interpret them. The note mentions 8000 new words heard over radio, debates whether this expands the vocabulary, and concerns over harmonizing rapid word growth with a writer's claim of 800 words per minute.
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Timus
Immigration trivia and Will Rogers quip on travel notes
A quirky foreign study piece mentions European students pursuing art music and politics while hinting at social conditions. It cites Will Rogers joking that European authorities bar American women with bathing suits from landing, a remark illustrating travel satire.
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Will Rogers
Europe
Will Means
Yesterday and Today Anniversaries and Notables
A roundup lists birthdays and deaths of notable figures. John Howard born Tendon died 1740. Lucretia Peschuds Water born Boston died 1400. Paul Deroulnde born Paris died Jan 29. other figures include Hirtin Wl Johnson Sen California born Sacramento. Keohak born Iowa. Predovick Starr Auburn ES. Mike Smith former Georgia Governor born Newton. Montgomery Schmmler minister to Salvador born Stamford.
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John Howard
Tendon
Lucretia Peschuds Wate
Orn
Boston
Paul Deroulnde
Paris
Nive
Nevida
Clover
Haad
Atlanta
Sedan
von Molthe
Lae Winnipffen
Crete
Belleyne
Labrador
Birtieas Hirtin
Wl Johnson
United States
California
Jboarn
Sacramento
Thivis
Radread
Georgi
Newton
Festiva and Birthdays Spark Conventions Open Across States
Festiva and Saint Stephen are noted in birthdays and anniversaries as Democrats and Republicans in Nebraska plan state conventions today. The International First-Meeting opens in San Francisco for a three-day session, with W Johnson of California receiving congratulations on his birthday anniversary. Missouri leaders call a statewide conference in Jefferson City to protest surrender to moonshiners and illicit income, while conventions open in North Carolina forestry, California business groups, and New York coal merchants amid a broad set of events and proclamations.
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Genesa
Edeulard Renee
Caedia-Slovalkia
Missouri
Jefferson Cine
Handegers
WRO'S WHO IN THE DAY'S NEWS
Fragmented readable text shows political commentary on House of Representatives duties and notable figures, referencing Van and SiehL and Haigh unit considerations amid election pressure.
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WRO
van. OW Siehl
Arkansas Lawyer Batesville Ack Served Prosecuting Attorney
Immediately after the war he was admitted to the Arkansas bar and began practice at Batesville Ack He served as prosecuting attorney in his home district In 1902 June He represented the 4th Arkansas district in Congress during the last years of the period.
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Arkansas Bar
Batesville
Ack
Arkansas
Serenade of Love by Sir Walter Scott Poem
Fragment from a poem with lines about a serenade and love, featuring references to County Guy, a village maid, and a shepherd, depicting a scene by the sea and a moonlit garden. The text shows corrupted OCR with misspellings but preserves the romantic mood and imagery of courtly love and nature.
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
Washington reports on farm relief plans face mixed signals. Financiers fear foreclosures lower land values and push mortgage risk. A proposed $100 million pool aims to stabilize land values by absorbing near‑foreclosures to prevent forced sales. Secretary Jardine and Hoover outline routes via waterways and farm freight costs, while political calculations temper bold action this year.
Early riser talk and farm relief election timing
The writer recalls urging early rising and cites political debate on the 1928 farm relief issue. He argues Congress will likely delay farm relief until the 1928 campaign, leaving Coolidge time to decide and the outcome depending on whether farmers back him or the Democrats press prohibition.
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Nog
Oil electric logging locomotive to haul timber in West
The Red River Lumber Company ordered a 600 horsepower oil electric logging locomotive from Schenectady to Westwood California. It is the first of its kind on the Pacific Coast and in U S lumber work, using low grade fuel oil to power an electric generator and axles motors. The engine, built by ALCO Rogers and General Electric, will pull six to eight foot diameter logs up steep grades from Red River holdings to the Westwood mill. It emits smoke and uses little water, marking a new era in timber operations.
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San Francisco
West
Red River Lumber Company
Schenectady
Westwood
Cal
Pacific Coast
Red River Coast
Red River Lumber
United States
Red River Company
Rngersoll Land
General Electric Companies
Sparkes
West Ridge Social Notes Highlight Visits in Michigan
West Ridge dated Sept 2 reports Misses Geraldine and Hazel Seckins visiting friends in Detroit and Ypsilanti, Michigan. Mr and Mrs WLM Happer and daughters Sarah and Ruth were guests over the weekend.
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West Ridge
Geraldine
Hazel Seck- Ins
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Mich
Wlm
Happer
Sarah
Ruth
Weekend Guests and Fairgoers Across Local Town
Local families and visitors from Northville Lakewood Elyria Akron Dayton and Amherst spent the weekend with neighbors and attended the state and Wellington fairs. Notable movements included car trips to Columbus for the state fair and social events at South Ridge church and Elyria MBE church.
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Win Carpenter
Clarkefield
Norman Denny
Mary Jane
Jane
Northville
Mich
Carl Fow
Elizabeth Cantor
Kenneth
Patrica Ann Fow
Frank Bans
South Ridge
Jess McMiller
Hazel
Masquire
Levi Pender
Oberlin Road
Edward Pembeer
W. H. Hanate
Wellington
Cart
Charles Schaible
Hurrer
Columbus
Norma
Nica Wolt
Lakewood
C. H. Hangers
Ford Briggs
Hlyria
Robert Jdoyle
Dayton
Harold Bowlers
Tappr
H. M. Tanper
Paw Paw
South Ridge Church
Violet Rowley
Hsther
M. BE
Elyria
Earnest Holliday
Charles Schwartz
Milly Joy
Whitney
Netria Klady
Amherst
Lorain
Maddock
John Simms
Ka. Simms
Miss Florence
Fred Vietzen
Henry Kosfield
Akron
General Condylis Steps Forward in Greek Leadership
General Condylis, a soldier-politician linked to past Greek coups, rose from school master origins to join a band of Comitadji and later the army. He led the National Republican Party for two years and heads a strong faction within the Coalition of Michailocopoulos, amid debates on whether his ambition serves constitutional aims or personal power.
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Condylis
Greece
Michaelocopoulos
Condyliss
National Republican Party
Kiwanis Convention Heads to Martins Ferry September 7
Western Ohio Kiwanis district convenes in Martins Ferry September 7 with clubs from Bellaire Cadiz Carrollton Mingo Junction New Philadelphia Salineville Steubenville Toronto and Woodsfield participating. M L Cowens serves as secretary of the local club.
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Martins Ferry
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Cadiz
Carrollton
Mingo Junction
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Salinesville
Steubenville
Toronto
Woodsfield
M. L. Cowens
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