A Never Ending Problem In Liquor Regulation
The piece argues the Eighteenth Amendment will likely be repealed and highlights the challenge of shaping post repeal liquor control. It warns against returning to the old licensed saloon, urges a profitless system controlled by the government to curb abuses, and notes local efforts to bar beer sales to minors and on Sundays while recognizing enforcement challenges near city boundaries. The author stresses careful study and practical measures to minimize bootlegging and ensure public safety.
Improving Middle Avenue in Elyria gains state funding
A local editorial lauds the planned paving of Middle Avenue from Third Street southward, noting the expected $150,000 project cost and the state covering 75 percent of the expense. Mayor Vanoster is praised for securing state support and expediting construction readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Columbus
State Highway Department
Vanoster
Vanostey
Hair change blamed for disposition shift in accused woman
A Pasadena Post quote notes the father saying the defendant’s attitude altered after she dyed her hair platinum, suggesting the look might reflect a deeper change. A Dayton Daily News item reports the University of Dianas has begun a course in unemployment, reflecting trends among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
University of
The Silent Observer and Other Epigrams of Daily Life
A fragment from a period miscellany presents aphorisms and witticisms on coffee, food, beauty, cars, mustaches, driving laws, and courting. It juxtaposes humorous reflections on daily manners with brief moral lines about taste, appearance, and social behavior.
Golden Legion Bible Study on Mark 14 42 50
A devotional reflection on Jesus praying in Gethsemane and the disciples failing to stay awake. It urges believers to watch and pray with Christ, recognizing shared suffering and the church’s need to resist moral decay and temptation. The piece emphasizes mercy, self-examination, and steadfast devotion amid spiritual danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesue
Christ
Million Glasses of Beer Show Washington’s July Sip
A United States Brewers Association study reports Washington drank about 7,000,000 beer glasses in July, equal to New York’s population. National beer consumption totals 10,662,325,504 ounces. Barrel sales rose by 100,000 from the prior month. Washington, with 11 licensed breweries, ranks 11th in the nation. The heir to the Hapsburg throne, murdered in 1914, counts among his roughly 2000 ancestors 1400 Germans and other European nationalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United States Brewers Association
Washington
New York
United States
Austria-Hungary
Anniversaries and notable births listed in period journal
A dated roster of historical anniversaries noting births and deaths of figures such as Earl of Chesterfield Theodore Hook Michael Faraday William Belknap Mary Leavitt Stephen Dill Lee Henry Finck and others with birthplaces and death dates. The list spans from 1694 to 1926 and reflects a commemorative column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Chesterfield
Theodore E. Hook
Michael Faraday
William W. Belknap
Union
Grant
U. S
Newburgh
N.Y
Washington
Mary G. C. Leavitt
Boston
Hopkinton
N. H
Stephen Dill Lee
Vicksburg
Nat'l Military Park
Charleston
8. C
Henry T. Finck
New York
Bethel
Today in History and Births Highlights
Key events span 1776 when Nathan Hale was hanged in New York as a spy at age 21 with his famous line. 1862 marks Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation issuance. 1919 begins a nationwide steel strike. Births note William G. Mather of Cleveland, a retiring iron ore magnate aged 76, and Dr. C Oscar Johnson, a Baptist clergyman from St Lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathan Hale
New York
Lincoln
William G. Mather
Cleveland
C. Oscar Johnson
St. Lots
Notable Biographical Birth Anniversaries Across Nations
A roll of notable figures celebrates births across years and places. Dr John C LaGorce born in Scranton 53 years ago, Eleanor Hallowell Abbott born in Cambridge 61 years ago, Henry A Bellows born in Portland 4% years earlier, Erle Von Stroheim born in Vienna 48 years ago, Sir Warren Fisher born 54 years ago, Andre Tardieu born 57 years ago, and others tied to Anderson County Tennessee and Minneapolis.
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Anderson Co
Tenn
John C. la Gorce
National Geographic Magazine
Scranton
Henry A. Bellows
Minneapolis
Columbia Broadcasting
Portland
Maine
Erle von Strohelm
Motion Pietro
Vienna
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
Fordyce Coburn
Wilton
N. H
Horoscope Notes On Nature And Temper And Banana Yield
The piece notes a kindly imaginative nature with a quick temper and strong self control, typical of energetic individuals. It also mentions a banana plantation with 1000 plants yielding about 1500 bunches yearly, totaling around ten tons.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Clare George
Hudnutt
Ec Hudnuts
Elyria Postofites
Lorain
State of
John W W. Cullen Company
Chicago
St. Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Scott
R. J. Scott
Ungewitzer
Thuringia
Montserrat
Spain
Central Press Association, Inc
Catherine, the Great
Russia
Helen
Treasury Department
Golden Legion Bible Study
Sallys
East Ave
Oxfords
Isos
Stout
Buckeye
Pocahontas
Elgria, O
Paradise
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