President to appoint new Army chief in December race
Washington Sept 18 The president will choose a new Army chief of staff for a four year term from among senior generals including Major-General Sum merall Ely Lassiter Arthur Conner Nolan and others. Summerall commands the Second Division and is favored by some for a strong defense stance. The decision hinges on December selection and Army leaders seek funds to rebuild a depleted force.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Army
Washington
Joan L. Hines
Hines
Charles P. Summerall
Second Corps
New York
Hanson E. Ely
War College
William Lassiter
Panama Department
Yfasna-Arica Commission
Douglas Arthur
Fox Conner
Dennis A. Nolan
Geneva
Summeral
Summerall
Ely
Lastiter
Glossy Hair with Wave and Sheen by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a two weekly application dressing called Wave and Sheen claiming it doubles hair beauty in an hour. She asserts no time for a dresser and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Marcel
Sheen
Old Elyria Lawyer Brads treet Looks Back At Boyhood Days
Edward P. Bradstreet of Cincinnati a former Elyrian now 97 writes of his Elyria days in a Chronicle Telegram special edition. He recalls Perry relatives Beebe Hotel owner Washburn Gaston farm Old Stone Church founders and his long career as Ohio's oldest practicing lawyer. Bradstreet notes interest in writing about old Elyria and mentions Soviet Russia lecturing on drinking harms.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Legion
Edward P. Bradstreet
Cincinnati
Bradstreet
Elyria
F. Burke
Ohio
Sir
Elyvia
Perry
Stevenson Burke
Sarah Beebe
Washburn
Gaston
Oberlin
Cleveland
Old Stone Church
Gates
N. B. Guter
Airliner tragedy leaves infants in danger on voyage
A fragment from a London to Paris journey records a two month old baby lying on a pillow in its mother's lap among passengers aboard an air liner. The source notes distress amid the in flight scene and hints at peril during the revenup period between the two cities.
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London
Paris
German Press Weighs US Olympic Hegemony in 1936 Sports
German editors debate whether American athletes can still lead world sport in the run up to the Berlin Games. The articles note German success at Basel and preview the challenge from the United States while warning against premature optimism and stressing endurance for long campaigns.
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Berlin
Amerienno
Basel
Tivo
Garman
How To Reduce Varicose Veins
Many readers are urged to treat swollen veins with Moone's Emerald Oil from first class drug stores. A two-ounce bottle is advertised for night and morning use with claims of rapid improvement and eventual normalization of veins. The ad promises refunds for unsatisfied customers and touts the oil as harmless yet powerful against chronic cases.
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Viyon
Moone
Emerald Ou
Selt
German Athletes Shine in European Games Trials
The piece reviews German competitors led by Dr. Deltarr of Stettin and sprinters like Kevernis Brostaah and Corts Stutigarth, noting Germany’s strong middle and long distance runners, a rising all around capability, and praise for individual performances amid European context. It mentions American athletes and a German relay team, with reference to world records and Olympic potential.
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Sastennuude
Breach Com
Alunyerties
Tuliv
Wweerk Ams
Dasven
Europe
Tdeltarr
Stettinu
Ute
Kevernis Brostaah
Corts Stutigarth
Abe
Maher Humber
Tata
Daar
Tif
Deaeh Wiee
Geravna
Na Onel
Gein Yamper
Heath
Goitre Removed At Home
A damaged OCR item reports a person named Sue Von Mae Lavsba and others, mentioning goitre removal at home. The legible text is garbled with scattered phrases about medical conditions and a drohpegs list, lacking clear actions or dates.
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Taire
Lee
Tear Poisoning Proved Very Serious For Elyria Painter
A Elyria painter testifies after years of sickness from lead exposure at work. He credits Pepe Herb Tonic with relief after taking the remedy for a short period, reporting improved digestion, better sleep, and renewed energy.
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Elyria
Lowork
Phillins
Montreal Court Grants Injunction Over Girl’s Pet Box at School
A Montreal court issued an injunction restraining a young girl from bringing her pet box to school. The ruling orders adherence to school policies and aims to prevent disruption during classes.
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Montreal
Chicago rail yards opened to handle near one thousand cars
A newly completed Chicago railroad yard complex can manage nearly 1,000 cars in a day at a cost of $12,500. The report notes the impressive handling capacity and mentions a cultural aside about Japanese kimonos and funeral practices observed in the text.
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Chicago
Sweden's Leading Role in Child Welfare Laws
A note on Sweden as one of the most advanced nations in protecting and caring for children, highlighting its legal framework and reform efforts to safeguard young people.
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Sweden
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Senate
George Brennan
Frank T. Smith
Berman
ANG Terdam
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Geriis
Hh Sporting Ewes
Germany
Loeb
Goitre
John Beck
Gays
John Heel
B. Bridge St. Mlaria
Beck
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Studebaker Cragom
Soudbaker
Elyria Auto Service Co
Broad ST
Studebaker
G. M. Marsh & Son
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Earl Court
Sapiesce
Sibley & Sprague
Jersey
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Shawn
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