Trouble with sensationalism in divorce coverage
A local column critiques how readers chase conflict over truth in divorce and scandal. It recalls a faded notice of Mrs. W. E. D. Stokes's divorce and compares public appetite for sensational events to crowd attendance at lectures and film showings, noting the varying draw of serious causes versus entertainment.
No Liquor at Star Party Says Lowell Sherman
Lowell Sherman denies any liquor at a San Francisco party for a movie star. He claims he attended and knows there was no alcohol. The remarks reflect on how intoxication affects perception and truth.
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Lowell Sherman
San Francisco
How Do You Know You Are Overdoing
A fragmented note suggests a discussion on work limits and health risk. It mentions a German scientist’s machine to measure work load without health danger and contrasts two classes of people, those safe from injury and those who work without worry, with an incomplete closing.
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Yesterdays in Ohio figures through history
A compact chronology notes 1836 Adam Poe death at Massillon born 1745 in Washington County Pa. 1871 Tyler Davidson fountain unveiling planned in Cincinnati. 1 The president Garfield’s body moved from Washington to Cleveland. 1892 Gen John Pope dies in Sandusky born March 12 1823 Clermontsville Ky.
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Cedar Mountain
Manassas
Chantilly
Sandusky
Clonisville
Notable Figures and Events Mark Key Dates Across Nations
Alexander Millerand elected President of the French republic. A band robs a Dublin post office. Thomas Mott Osborne, reformer and former Sing Sing warden, born Aubur n New York two years ago. Dr Sidney F Mezes of the College of the City of New York born Belmont California 52 years ago. Emmet O Nea l former Alabama governor born Florence Alabama 65 years ago. William Archer, critic and author, born Perth Scotland five years ago today. Rt Rev Christopher E Brime of Galveston marks 30th ordination anniversary. Veterans and visitors converge for the G A R encampment in Indianapolis. American Legion New York meets in Jamestown for two-day event. Pennsylvanian World War veterans attend Pittsburgh convention.
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Alabama
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Ala
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Perth
Scotland
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Galveston
Indianapolis
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Department of New York
Jamestown
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Local News Briefs From Lorain County 30 Years Ago
DL M Clark, ex superintendent of Pista Water Works, planned a move to Detroit to pursue business. The MOE church interior was refreshed and refurnished at over 2000 dollars. Sheriff Ensign surprised prisoners at Nid county jail by tearing part of the wall. debris hid under a bed. Delegate trotting horse won the 2 2% for four-year-olds in Cleveland and also at Medina Elyria. Elyria youths formed a new military company with about sixty signed up. Lorain County Hedge and Wire Fence Co formed with 25000 cash capital. Lester McLean president. William Hafner and Miss Nellie Dentzer of Cleveland wed and were hosted on return.
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Pista Water Works
Detroit
Charles Ensign
Nid County
Elyria
Lorain, Country Hedge and Wire Fence Co
Lester McLean
Irish Republic appeal call to Conneaut citizens
Letter from Anna Roguth president Betsy Ross Council urging Conneaut Americans to back Irish freedom. It argues for unity with Ireland, cites ancestral ties, cites De Valera and Jefferson as ideals, and asks readers to support Irish self government amid current crisis. The text condemns secretive groups and calls for enforcing existing laws to protect life and property.
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Betsy Ross
Coumel
American Association For the Recognition
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Tam
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Ireland
Eneland
England
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Hue
Treland
Lees
Conneaut
America
Trish Republic
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Inmates count falls at Lorain orphanage and county farm
Lorain County reports for the year ending August 31 show fewer inmates at the County Home and the Children's Home. Expenditures total 24,148.20 with receipts of 46,665.57. inventories reach 124,801.07. An ice making machine was added to aid the institution. Inmates began with 76 at the County Home and 3 at the Children’s Home, ending with 86 and 66 respectively. Receipts for the year were 17,489.53 and current expenses 16,852.18.
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Lorain County
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