Veterans to Hold encampment in Havana in October
The United Spanish War Veterans plan their next annual encampment in Havana during October. The Texas will arrive with the official party as about twenty thousand Americans and veterans from multiple wars visit Cuba. The piece reflects on the Maine sinking and the 1898 war's impact on U S power and Cuba's transformation.
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Havana
Maine
Texas
Cuba
Spain
Manila Bay
Havana Bay
The Busy Man and Good Workman Axioms Recalled
A discussion on why busy men and good workmen are valued in business. It argues reputations for expeditious, satisfactory service drive employment and that employers prefer the employed over the unemployed. The piece suggests the axiom applies across professions, stores, hotels, factories, and offices.
Slow Driver Becomes New Highway Menace In Modern Times
The article traces shifts in speed norms from the early strict limits to today’s higher speeds. It argues that modern roads with good brakes and better surfaces permit safer speeds like forty miles an hour, while encouraging drivers to keep pace with faster traffic.
Arkansas man dies from bee stings at nightclub tale
A clipped newspaper line notes an Arkansas man bitten by bees near a nightclub, then shifts to a moral aside about resisting tyranny and parenting choices, drawing a broad, tangle of ideas rather than a clear incident.
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Arkansas
Albino inheritance and cancer warning in old column
A mixed health column discusses inherited albinism and notes risks of smoker caused lip cancer. It urges medical follow up, warns against self treatment, and directs readers to contact American for the Control of Cancer in New York for guidance and pamphlets. It also previews tomorrow’s topic on women’s self respect and reflects on peace efforts leading to international law.
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West 3Rd Stream
New York City
Political Rumor and Civic Projects Highlight City News
A garbled report notes candidates lacking candor by thirteen points and mentions plans to modify the fifth amendment. It also cites Herb urging the government to build a $300 million waterworks for Los Angeles amid ongoing curb service debates. The piece briefly recalls Miss Mert Path, who entered a car in May and did not return home until last night.
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Los Angeles
Mert Path
Antiwar treaty seen as progressive step by Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler argues the Paris peace accord signals a trend toward international cooperation. He notes Butler’s career at Columbia University, his many honors, and recalls the historic movement toward democratic ideas, global diplomacy, and the evolving world order.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Chelas Murray Butler
Elizabeth
New York City
Paris
International Association
Italy
Russia
Chaumont
Vienna
Aaron W. Watts Named Director of Parcel Post
Washington reports the Post Office announces Aaron W. Watts as Director of Parcel Post in a newly created post after two years of effort before Congress and postal authorities. The move aims to restore the parcel post system to solid financial footing.
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Washington, D.C
New
Aaron W. Watts
Parcel Post
Percel
Parcel post costs spark calls for reform before 1925
Before 1925 parcel post volume grew and nearly broke even for the government. By 1927 losses exceeded 27 million packages as rates and regulation shifts reduced income. Farm groups demand new management and efficiency while railroads and express firms nibble at parcel post business.
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Parcel Post
American Farm Bureau Federation
Express Companies
Pose Ofee
Warts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Ofice Department
Thes
Congress
Kipton Residents Attend Wakeman Homecoming on Labor Day
Miss Margaret Lee Kipton attends Wakeman Labor Day homecoming with Mr and Mrs P T Reener and Miss Elsera Murray. Mrs Marin of Toledo visits over the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Weber. Mr Hague moves to Sharpsburg Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Ed Beam move into Hague’s vacated house as Ream runs the filling station. Miss Bertha Buckley accompanies daughter Mrs Lora Uuger of Beriit Heights.
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Ripton
P. T. Reener
Elsera Murray
Wakeman
Marin
Toledo
John Weber
Hague
Sharon, Penna
Ed. Beam
Ream
Bertha Buckley
Lora Uuger
Beriit Heights
Home showing and terms at 331 Third St Neat
Realty notice invites prospective buyers to view the Patton house with flexible terms. Office and residence listed at 331 Third Street Northeast near the M C A.
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Patton
Michigan Trip Brings Relatives Together for Labor Day
John Campbell of Elyria called at the P. T. Rooney home Monday. Joby Weber and son Paul attended Elyria fair on Labor Day. Mr and Mrs Romp and Dorothy of Litchfield visited Mrs Gertie Hill Wednesday. Mrs Romp stayed longer. Mrs Walrath was in Elyria Tuesday. C H Hewitt of Lorain hosted a dinner for Florence Emery’s thirteenth birthday with Mrs Wright of Geneva and families from Amherst Kipton Oberlin and New Lexington nearby.
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Michigan
John Campbell
Elyria
P. T. Rooney
Moniday
Joby Weber
Paul
Elyria Fair
Romp
Dorothy
Litchfield
Gertie Hill
Walrath
C. H. Hewitt
Lorain
Florence Emery
Wright
Geneva
Acerman
Iny
Amherst
Florence Taylor
Gower
Kipton
Charles Weeks
Oberlin
F. E. Weeks
Lewis McDonald
New Lexington
Ohio
Local Social Notes From Sheffield and Nearby Areas
Mrs Wm Friedenstine of Carlisle visited her daughter Mrs Earle Johnson in Sheffield last Thursday. Attendees from the Johnson and Garfield families attended a play at Elsha theatre. A farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Jackson as they relocate to Jackson Township. Mr and Mrs Malcomb Reese of Vincent visited Mr and Mrs P L Chambers one evening. Mr and Mrs John Miller and family of Pavonia moved into the Jackson house. Miller will lead the Gas Co. Clara Johnson resumed work at the courthouse after vacation. Relatives from Cleveland and Lorain visited Mr and Mrs Duntree in honor of Miss Hilda Richtewe who graduated from Henry Normal State school. Hilda will teach in Canton this year.
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Wm. Friedenstine
Carlise
Earle Johnson
P. L. Chambers
John Miller
Pavonia
Burt Jackson
Miller
Clara Johnson
Court House
Raymord Duntree
Cleveland
Lorainfest
Hilda Richte
Henr
Normal State School
Hilda
Canton
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnutt
J. Clare George
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BF Mail
Robert EL Wayne
Chicago
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New Yore
Putra Ave
Detroit
United States
Peters
Wilpe
The
League of Nations
Europe
Permanent Court International Justice
Imer
Kile
Announcement! Distribution
Cooper Tires
le Toon
Bree A
Farm Bureau
Federal Farm Loan
Federal Farm Loan Board
Kipton As
Miss Margaret Lee
Flyria Romes and
Lorain County Farms
Sheffield
Kolinski & Standen
Elyria Sev. & Trust
West End Furniture Store
West Broad
Heldmyer Hardware CO
Broad St
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