Auto Death Toll in Eight Years Surpasses War Losses
National figures show 137,017 killed by automobiles and 120,050 American war deaths in the past eight years. More than 3.5 million insured, 26 percent of the killed or injured were under 15. States seek harsher penalties for reckless driving and curb intoxicated driving. Elyria notes frequent dangerous driving at main intersections. calls for stricter controls as safety measures fall short.
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National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United States
Elyria
Stabilized Prosperity Promises Steady U S Business Cycle
The article argues eminent authorities claim American business can achieve lasting stability in prosperity and employment. It credits C W Barron and President Coolidge, notes psychology drives booms and busts, and asserts the Federal Reserve has ended money panics, making continuing prosperity a feasible, though cautious, goal.
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C. W. Barron
Coolidge
United States
Federal Reserve System
Aphasia case and medical notes from a 30 year old
A reader describes a 12 year old scarlet fever survivor who ceased speaking and now shows aphasia. The letter urges physician and psychoanalytic referral, noting possible brain or mental injury and the need for sensitive family handling and supportive measures. Also included are deodorant questions, acne article note, and brief birthday retrospectives.
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County Medical Society
Ilford Monts Called to Reunite After Postal Robbery
Constable Newt Plum seeks Ilford Monts for a family reunion in hopes of rounding up the man who robbed the post office. The conversation hints at past trouble and a marriage discussion as motive.
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Newt Plum
Ilford
Notable historic anniversaries from early 19th to 20th century
A compressed list of observances and events tied to specific dates: Nova Scotia granted to Sir William Alexander in 1621, Carter Braxton born 1736, Perry defeated Barclay at Lake Erie in 1813, Fort Snelling cornerstone laid in 1820, parliamentary women’s franchise defeated in Britain 1823, John Rodgers voyage near Hawaii in 1843, Battle of Brandywine earlier noted, Adrian governor John Gayle birth 1821, Buenos Aires rebellion 1852, Franklin and Marshall College president Stahr inaugurated, Sam Curtis noted in 1891, California wine cooperative formation, Aisne front in 1914, New South Wales death-penalty abolition in 1925.
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Nova Scotia
Sir William Alexander
Plymouth Company
Carter Braxton
Newington
Richmond
Egypt
Syria
Lake Erie
United States
Commodore Perry
Commodore Barclay
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
House of Lords
San Francisco
Californ
John Rodgers
Naval Seaplaiu
San Francisco-Honolulu
Fiteht
Alise
Hawai
Brandwine
Bate
Continental
John Gayle
Alabama
South Carolina
Mobile
Buenos Aires
Urquiza
Johns
Stahr
Franklin and Marshall College
M. B. Curtis
Sam
California
Aisne
New South Walesa
Centenary Birth of William Connell Honored
Forty years ago today the Bri tish Bunboat Wasp departed Singapore with 80 crew and was never heard from again. New Zealand marks its twentieth Dominion anniversary. General Pershing sails from New York to attend an American Ssyser convention in Paris. Union veterans gather in Grand Rapids for the national encampment. Governor Smith proclaims centennial exercises for New York. The Brandywine battle marks the raising of the Stars and Stripes. Felix Grundy’s 150th birthday noted. Berlin hosts the Fifth International Genetica Congress. Greetings to Baron Byng on his sixty fifth birthday.
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William Connell
Marnate
Pennsylvvania
Wasp
Singapore
New Zealand
General Pershing
New York
France
Paris
Union
Grand Rapids
Brandywine
Felix Grundy
Tennessee
Berlin
Baron Byng of Vimy
Canada
Proverbs Wisdom And Pleasant Words In Daily Life
The excerpt presents a Bible verse about wisdom and good speech. It contrasts the value of wise instruction with the folly of fools. It highlights that pleasant words nurture the soul and body and warns that self believed paths may lead to death.
Naming Children After Famous Men A Curious Habit
A man describes naming his children after celebrated figures and notifying the subject. He insists he must see his tribute in print or receive a token of acknowledgment, else he feels slighted and may reconsider the child's name.
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Gink
Jem
Fragmentary quotation on publicity from 1927 Republic Syndicate
A fragmentary line notes a famous person might suffer a cropper while asserting the speaker’s indifference to their child’s naming if it gains publicity. The material appears as a copyrighted 1927 wire service fragment with unclear context.
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The
Republic Syndicate, Inc
Who's Who In The Day's News Nationalizing Seen As War Cause
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University since 1902, born Elizabeth New Jersey April 2 1862, active in Republican politics and education. He weighs why peace eludes the world, tracing nation building from Rome to modern times and three aims that drive conflicts: ethnic unity geographic security and economic independence.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Elizabeth
New York City
Department of Philosophy
Roman Empire
Europe
Tyson Mentioned as Possible Smith VP Candidate
Senator Lawrence D. Tyson of Tennessee, long a Tennessee political figure and influential in textiles, coal, and iron, is noted as a potential running mate for Governor Al Smith on the Democratic national ticket. Tyson was a 1920 vice presidential nominee challenger at the San Francisco convention and remains a wealthy, influential force in Southern industry.
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Lawrence D. Tyson
Feennessee
AL Smith
Tyson
San Francisco
Tennessee
South
Senator Tyson Military Service Record Noted
Senator Tyson is a graduate of the United States Military Academy. In the Sino-American war he served with the Fifth U S volunteers and in the World War he served overseas as commander of an infantry brigade of the Thirtyeth or Old Hickory division.
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Tyson
United States Military Academy
Sifth
U. S
Hubert Day and Lone Day's Hardware Booth At Fair
The Days News thanks friends for interest shown at the fair booth. The Easy Washer with Dryer impressed buyers as superior to rivals. Detroit Jewel Stoves with oven heat regulator lead sales, plus Reed wash boilers and copper boilers priced from two dollars to four hundred fifty. Draper & Maynard Co products at Plymouth support fall sporting goods. Paint products including porch floor paint and Auto Enamel promise easy DIY upkeep.
Day's Music Store Promotes Paul Whiteman Records
Day's Music Store at 367 Broad St offers the new Whiteman post-jazz concert orchestra recordings Whan Day is Done and Soliloquy after the success of Rhapsody in Blue. The shop highlights an expanding educational record list and a window display of band and orchestra instruments for display and sale.
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Day's Music Store
Broad St
Paul Whiteman
Hardware stock sale offers full range for every need
Large stock includes door hardware fencing wheelbarrows baskets pails rakes stepladders porta toas forks and more. Find everything you want in this wide selection with competitive prices and ready availability.
Fall Trade Returns Prompt Work Rush
Vacation days are over as everyone returns to work and trade activity picks up. The region braces for a busy season with brisk commerce and renewed consumer demand across local businesses.
High climbers top giant fir sways as crowd cheers
Aug 27 saw high climbers cut the top off a 156 ft giant fir on a hillside. The tree swayed from side to side as they climbed the trunk and stood on the four-foot top to wave to lumbermen. After lunch in the camp they rode a flat car along a shaky track into dark woods where felled giants lay, making photography impossible.
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Audit Bureau of
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
AT & C Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Postonce
Lorain
Robert BE. Ward, Inc
Chicago, & So
Wabash Ave
New Yorke
Fifth Ave
Lylu Hunt Peters
Miss H
Tansiaro Megata
Mussolini
Hig Auto
Roma
Robert Eliott Speer
Presbyteran Assembly
Huntingdon
Stratton D Brooks
University of Missouri
Everett
John Spencer Basserd
American Historical Association
Tarboro
Earl of Warwick
Lord Brooke
Poultney Bigelow
Autler
Electrical Service
RADIO
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
F. M
the Days
Hubert Day & Lone
Day’s Hardware
Detroit
Alen
Draper & Maynard Co
Plymouth
Washington State
Chebalis River
Paradise Inn
Mount Rainier
Day’s Music Store
J. C. Crisp & Company
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