Methodist Episcopal Church Refuses War Support Resolution
A North East Ohio Conference document from the Methodist Episcopal Church denounces future war and upholds individual judgment in matters of personal conduct. The piece questions whether war clarifies ethics and criticizes a pamphlet for challenging the resolution while ignoring deeper questions about war and its consequences.
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Northeast Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clurch Universal
Christ i the World
Methodist Fopisecopal
Ann Bach
Asa
Amiedor
Tim
Fergie
Luis Metalian
Rarseu
Mermope
Tsor
The Slavery Mindset Endures After War
The piece argues that slavery’s condition persists in the minds of masters and white society, worsened by war rather than solved by it. It stresses individual responsibility, reason, and will to change, praising the North-East Ohio Conference for advancing this view and foretelling a peaceful social transformation.
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Morbid Anniversaries and Public Notices Echo 1912 Era
A garbled 1912 era page lists anniversaries and obituaries and brief items. It mentions Cesare Nerhaindo Dellini a noted Italian composer, the death of Biren Ward, Briggs Carson taking a ministerial command, and gold price panic rumors. It notes Garfield’s remains arriving in Cleveland for burial and a public works scene in Knoxville.
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Cearnerstone
Miclugin University
Tetrole
Vancenza Dellini
Peu Pars Porn
Stetlk Noy
Heath
Biren Ward
Jontliah Stable Box
Arm
Peaurepard
Department of South
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Garfield
Cheveland
Knoxville Benn
Reha Coupee
Caiman St Ste. Man
Digen
RAXophone Industry Cuts Large Profits Amid Party Backlash
A garbled note suggests the RAXophone Industry faces criticism during a period of lavish spending and public discontent. The text hints at a major money-related move by the sector and a call for reduced excesses.
Notable Birth Anniversaries Mark a Brooklyn Day
In Brooklyn today marks several notable birthdays from history. William H W Santelmann born in Hanover Germany 6S years ago Danes J Connolly served in Congress representing the Fifth Pennsylvania district born in Philadelphia 40 years ago today Dr John P Brooks born in Kittery Maine 1 hr years ago today Eugene N Foes former governor of Massachusetts born in West Berkshire Vermont 68 years ago today.
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William HW Santelmann
United States Marine Band
Hanover
Germany
John P Brooks
Clarkson College of Technology
Kittery
Maine
Eugene N. Foes
Wasaachusetts
West Berkshire
Dames J Connolly
Congress
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Famous East River reef blown up halting entry
Fifty years ago today the Hell ate reef at the entrance to the East River was demolished in a controlled blast. The event followed a proverb steeped day as New Englanders watch for the storm. Republicans in New Hampshire convened in Concord to adopt a platform and ratify the ticket from recent primaries. WWI veterans gathering in Philadelphia prepare for their annual convention with national officers arriving in Los Angeles ahead of the fifty second national gathering. Apple Butter Day observed by Science-minded folk in America dates to 1784 with Casper von Wehr’s first followers trading in Philadelphia marking the origin of the custom.
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East River
New York
New
Tow Angeles
Christian Temperance T
Sciwenkielders
Amorit
Casper von Wehr
Groun
I’m the Fink I Don’t Care How The Tan Looks
Narrative voice brags about spending the summer tanning and posing outdoors. He boasts a crafted masculine persona, notes lake days and wearing a tan as social appeal. The speaker asserts confidence in appearance and the envy it draws from others.
Prominent Texan Woman Led National Club Movement
Percy Vovennybacher Pennbacker, noted lecturer and women's club worker from Texas, traveled from Geneva after observing the League of Nations. She championed peace and women's rights, served as president of the Texas State Federation of Women’s Clubs, spoke across the United States and internationally, and led fundraising for a national environment fund in 1917.
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Percy Vovennybacher
Percs Pennyhu
Hide
Geneva
South
Pornuvbicher
Hovnanian Iit
Lisa
Nothiro
League of Nations
Lina
Ssreima
Kansas
Rollere
Texag
Geriditk
Panee Emst
Canada
Aston
Mivate
Lée
Texas
Phil Browght
State Federation of Women Clubs
Therataugien Tr
Phesade
Woks Libs Organization
Au Cloantanane, SY
Aed
Arcuate
Pex Son de Heme
Nationat
Wen
Tov Wilson
Poem Fragments Reflect Shelley Style and Love
A garbled verse fragment discusses the Shelley poem Love's Philosophy. It mentions poetic reputation and mingling of elements like fountains and ocean, winds and heaven, and asks if their kissings are worth or apply to the speaker. Copyright notice appears at 1926.
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Heaven
All Year Round Schools Proposed To Fit Farm Work
Washington reports a plan for year round schooling in rural areas. Windsor Colorado hosts a consolidated school experimenting with nine months of classes in eight week terms to align with farm seasons. Studies show absenteeism and grade repetition due to farming duties. educators advocate flexible terms to fit local conditions.
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Itis
Windsor
Colorado
Federal Bureau of Elocution
Windsor Consolidated School
Merle
Allendance
Otreron
Prane
Il 35
Colmada
Therr
Bureau of Education
Funeral Rites Planned for Margeret Whitney in Wellington
Wellington notes Miss Margeret Whitney died suddenly on Wednesday. Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at her North Main Street home with Reverend Charles Reward of the Congregational church presiding. Also reported is a community luncheon at Hotel Andrews where Dr Charles Bame Chaplain of Ashland College praised local volunteers for epidemic relief and urged renewed faith and unity.
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Wellington
Margeret Whitney
North Maintream
Charles Reward
Congregational Church
Yetyv
America
W H 5 Meets Amherst Next Week
Coach McCormick prepares W HS football squad for the first game with Amherst next week. Most players are lettermen with one injury setback and key graduations noted. A train schedule change updates departure times to 3 15 and 3 45 to Indianapolis daily except Sunday. Church news reports Rev Charles Recard selecting An Old Veteran's New Arm for Sunday service at 10 45.
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Amherst
McCormick
W HS
Stadev
Indianapolis
Elstad
Ilk
Charles Recard
Ohio State ties and local notices in brief
Mr Mans Powell Kent Row and Carl Crose left Thursday for Columbus to enter Ohio State University. Lawrence Wells also travels to Columbus to resume studies at Ohio State due to family illness. The American Legion will meet Tuesday at 2 40 PM. Mrs Robert English of Penfield learns Florida relatives weathered last Saturday’s windstorm. Miss Ola Robert resumes studies at Hiram College. Carl Beal travels to New York to attend New York University.
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Lpave Por College
Mans Powell
Kent Rowland
Carl Crose
Columbus
Ohia State University
Lawrane Wells
Columbua Tao Maha
Ohio State
Danuarys
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Robert English
Penfield
Florida
Ola Robert
Hiram College
Carl Beal
New York
New York University
W C Robinson Card From Honolulu Enjoys Tip
W C Robinson of Honolulu shares a brief note about an enjoyable tip received during his Honolulu stay. The message highlights a friendly gesture and the pleasant mood it left in the writer.
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W. C. Robinson
Honolulu
Hawai
Carlisle News Roundup of Local Visits and Family News
Carlisle report details Mrs Oscar Bingham visiting sister Mrs Stella Smith of Lorain. New baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry Cook. Two Wacker children sick with typhoid fever at La Grange road home. Harvey Holmes and Mrs Oscar Bingham visited Elyria. Paul Bungart attended funeral of his nephew in Lorain. Edward Frazier and family from Lorain visited the Bungarts.
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Carlisle
Oscar Bingham
Stella Smith
Lorain
Henry Cook
Louis Wacker
Fred Wacker
la Grange
Harvey Holmes
Elyria
Myre Oscar Bingham
Paul Bungart
Edward Frazier
Myra da Buugart
Canada’s Minister to U S May Be 4 Appointed Soon
The return of Liberals to power in Canada could speed the appointment of an independent Canadian Minister to the United States. Vincent Massey, a wealthy agricultural implement manufacturer, is said to be chosen for the post.
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Canada
U. S
United States
Vincent Massey
Suite 525 El ria Sav and Trust Building
Readable OCR fragment notes a suite number and a building name likely from a listing or notice. No clear event or action is described beyond the location reference.
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