Farrand Named New Head of Cornell University
Farrand elected president of Cornell to succeed Dr Jacob Gould Schurman who resigned to lead Red Cross. Born Newark June 14 1867, he held posts at Columbia University and University of Michigan. He led tuberculosis relief work in France 1917 18 and served as Red Cross central committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston . Farrand
Cornell University
Jacob Gould Schurman
China
University of Colorado
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Dr. Farrand
Newark
N. J
Princeton
Cambridge
Berlin
Columbia
Columbia University
University of Michigan
France
International Health Board
National Association For the Study and Prevention
American Public Health Association
American Public Health Journal
Heartbeats Over Wireless Demonstrated by Army Signal Corps
Maj. Gen. George C. Squier announced a wireless method to diagnose heart conditions remotely. A heart transmitter placed on the subject amplifies valves’ vibrations, sent via wired wireless to vacuum tube amplifiers and a horn receiver for observation by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Squier
United States Army
Atlantic Ocean
Harding
Signal Corps Laboratory
Washington
Signal Corps
Appointment of Elmer Schlesinger as Shipping Board general counsel
Elmer Schlesinger of Chicago has been named general counsel of the United States Shipping Board by Chairman A. D. Lasker. A legal survey shows about 500 cases in district and state courts totaling around 50 million dollars and 1,700 admiralty court suits against the board and Fleet Corporation. Schlesinger, 40, Harvard graduate, will oversee the board's legal work as reorganizational plans create five vice presidents for the Emergency Fleet Corporation with duties including operations, sales, and salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schlesinger
Chicago
United States Shipping Board
A. D. Lasker
Shipping Board
Mr. Schlesinger
United States
Fleet Corporation
Schlesinger
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
Emergency Fleet Corporation
J. Barstow Small
New York
William J. Love
A. J. Prey
Los Angeles
Crafts Fights Reform Drive After Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Dr Wilbur F Crafts of the international reform bureau vows to prosecute Governor Edwards and other officials over the Dempsey Carpentier bout. He outlines a state wide campaign to punish offenders and oppose Labor Day arena use, urging constructive recreation to replace prize fights and related amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey-Carpentier
Wilbur F. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Edwards
New Jersey
Jersey City
Ohio Gleanings Highlights From Bellefontaine to Cincinnati
A wide array of Ohio incidents are reported. Rail shops resume at Bellefontaine. George Williams is killed resisting a deputy during a robbery probe in Ashland County. Various shootings, accidents, fires, and crimes color the map from Akron to Cincinnati, with bank management changes, drownings, suicides, and political shifts interwoven across towns including Columbus Lima Toledo Dayton and Youngstown.
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Bellefontaine
George Williams
Orrin Becker
Ronesburg
Ashland County
John McConnell
Aberdeen
Georgetown
Charles
Harmon
Toledo and Ironton
Washington D. H
Cincinnati
George Corcoran
Edward Scheuler
Collinwood Shale and Brick Company
Cleveland
H. B. Scott
Marshfield Bank
New Marshfield
Athens County
William Sturgill
Francis Smith
Marion
Charles E. Brooks
New Philadelphia
Akron
Kenmore
Toledo
Fostoria
Maumee
Theodore Exwells
Warren
Andrew Milne
Marshall
Logan County
John Stump
Newark
Charles H. Thiery
Raymond Sullivan
Albert Wiles
Youngstown
Portage County
Richtown Center
R. L. Porter
Church of Christ
Wilmington
Athens
John Behr
St. Gerard’s Catholic Church
Lima
St. Joseph's Church
Rochester
N. Y
James Clark
College For Women of Western Reserve University
Ohio Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Dayton
Hajek
Prkik
Mad River
Harvey Frei i
Jacob Dimlevy
Madison County
Louis Antry
H. B. Rager
Antry
Rager
Baltimore and Ohio
Creston
Archer
State Treasury
State Highway Department
Howard Mitchell
Harry Carman
Wellsville
Harry Cummins, Jr
Arthur B.conery
Columbus
Hamilton
Roger Meyers
Harold
Geraldine Huerman
Kenneth Boylen
Summitlake
Alexander G. Baehr
Hovey
Marietta
Wilmer Stephens
North Baltimore
Mullins
John Fair
Fred J. Warnock
David Scott
Mollse Verbins
Deau
Niles
Charles E. Erickson
Joseph Erickson
Canton
Aaron Welty Goldsmith
Wooster
Wooster College
Burton Edwards
Sunbury
Delaware County
John M. Killits
Toledo Service Department
Higgins
McDonough
Ohio State Association of Optometrists
Lucy Hill
Eee
Barberton
Olives and Sardines Fill Olives With Sardine Mixture
Instructions describe loosening olive stones with a sharp knife and stuffing each olive with a fine sardine paste. The filling includes minced sardines onions parsley and a touch of red pepper.
Brown bread served with mayonnaise sauce
A simple serving note describes brown bread paired with a mayonnaise sauce, suggesting a light condiment pairing. The line emphasizes a casual meal accompaniment and does not reference specific people or places.
Gingham and Organdie A Fashion Pair Stirs Summer Style
A charming model showcases a morning dress using white organdie with emerald green and white gingham. The dress features gingham main fabric with sheer sleeves a large collar and an apron tunic accent in organdie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Gala Nights at State Fair Feature Ohio Vision Pageant
The Ohio State Fair will present the elaborate pageant Ohio's Vision each evening on the race track before the grand stand. About 1 000 Columbus students will perform in group dances and pantomimes with lavish costumes and a fireworks finale. The production emphasizes agriculture, roads, health, and cooperation between farmers and city residents to promote prosperity in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
J. Clarence Sullivan
City Department of Public Recreation
Stella J. Becker
Mary Stevenson
Ohio State University
New York
Gwendolyn Hammat
Leeda Knapp
Sheep Show at Fair Dominates Ohio Exposition
The Columbus sheep show ranks among the top in the United States with all breeds exhibited. A wool exhibit accompanies the fair, attracting wool growers who prepare their spring clips for display during fair week. Space limits have challenged exhibitors, but the sheep department remains premier, receiving ample management support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Columbus
Sheep Department
Art Loan Exhibit Opens at Columbus Fair
The Columbus fair opens Aug 29 to Sept 3 with G Glenn Newell's His Kingdom In the Woods as the first loaned piece valued at 2500 dollars. The Woman's Building awaits storage, workmen continue decorating, and many American pictures will be shipped. total display value nears a quarter million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fair Management
Kingdom
G. Glenn Newell
Wadborn
State Fair
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root
Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root praised by druggists for kidney liver and bladder aid. A physician’s prescription strengthening medicine sold by all druggists on merit with a test sample offer of ten cents via Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Ilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Silence as reply to calumny and defamation
A reflective aphorism notes silence can blunt accusations if no grounds are given for them. The quote emphasizes restraint and measured response to rumor, attributed to Addison.
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Addison
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Cincinnati Teamsters’ Union
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SAM Northrop & Eed Co.,Inc
Buffalo, N.Y
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Profita
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Organic
Clifton Ave
Frau
Loward St
South Bendin Ry
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