The Not Much Of A Story Of Storm And Lust
John Storm, a fervent bachelor in a Bohemian New York rooming house, pursues two women Mary Content and Marie Ledoux. A tense love triangle unfolds as Storm’s earnestness and temperaments collide, leading to a fatal mix of longing and impulsive actions. In the end the “story” remains mostly true but hardly dramatic.
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John Storm
Bohemian Center
New York
Mary Content
Storm
Marie Ledoux
Storn
Rook
Stormy
Marie
Iarie
Tie
Don’t Be Fooled by Old Corn Test It
Ohio State University specialists warn many 1924 corn crops failed to mature and seed should be tested. They advise against using 1923 crop as seed, note high moisture and poor germination, and urge retesting shelled or leftover seed before planting.
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Ohio State University
No Boy Scouts Arrested Says San Francisco Chief
Chief of Police O'Brien of San Francisco states the police have always cooperated with the Boy Scouts and since the movement began over eight years ago not a single Scout has provoked an arrest. He praises the creed of a good deed daily as a factor reducing crime and taxes by supporting constructive agencies.
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O’brien
San Francisco
wWe
Boy Scouts
Sunday Dancing Ban Passes House in Ohio
Representative J H T Gordon forced through a Sunday dancing ban with a final vote of 82 to 0. The measure targets public dance halls while exemption for private gatherings remains. Fines start at 100 dollars and at least 60 days jail or both may be imposed. The bill now goes to the Senate amid likely opposition from amusement interests.
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J HT Gordon
Ohio
Senate
First man question sparks border line joke from student
A New York schoolboy cites George Washington as the first man, provoking the teacher who notes Adam as first. The boy retorts that Washington is “first in war, peace, and in hearts,” then quips about foreigners, per the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
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New York
George Washington
Adam
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Dean's Pills Stir Kidney Skein in Local Ad
An old time medical advertisement touts Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidneys with a testimonial from Mrs. Cordelia Black of 200 Dow St praising relief from back pain fatigue dizziness and sluggish kidney function. The piece cites Brayton's Drug Store and Foster-Miller Co. Buffalo N Y as sources.
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Dean
Carey
Cordelia Black
Dow St
Probate and estate actions dominate court notes in county
The will of Daniel Ulrich and the will of C F Barnthouse were admitted to probate. Letters testamentary issued for Ulrich, letters of administration for Barnthouse. Sale bills filed for several estates. County commissioners opened bids for Antrim township road improvement bonds, awarded to Prudden Co. for premiums of 374 and 507.
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Daniel Ulrich
C. F. Barnthouse
Jeremiah Alter
George W. Cypher
Caroline A. Gottfried
Earl V. Parséll
C. &. Barnthouse
Hoke Donithen
Antrim Township
Prudden Co
Toledo
Transcript Filed in Fleck v Foster Shu Maker Case
The transcript in the case of Isa dore Fleck et al against Foster Shu maker has been filed in the common pleas court from the court of Squire J. B. Lanker. The petition for the Thompson ditch in Marseilles township was granted by the county commissioners last Wednesday morning.
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J W. Wright
Rachel A. Wright
Isadore Fleck
Foster Shumaker
Common Pleas Court
Squire J. B. Lanker
Thompson Ditch
Marseilles
Court of Appeals Affirms Verdict in West v Big Four
In the Wharton case Big Four railroad against A A West the appellate court upheld the common pleas ruling for the defendant with judgment affirmed at plaintiff in error costs. Remanded for execution while exceptions are preserved and other docket notes mention Gillen and Heil Scott cases and a public service order.
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Big Four Railroad
Wharton
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Harless C Staggs
Family Ties Highlight Brown Powless Union in Illinois
William T Brown a laborer of Keenes Illinois son of Scealsburry Brown and Mary Belle Powless of Upper Sandusky daughter of Seldon F Powless united in marriage with Rev S R Dunham officiating.
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William T Brown
Keenes
Illinois
Scealsburry Brown
Mary Belle Powless
Upper
Sandusky
Seldon F. Powless
S. R. Dunham
Ford roadster sold after seizure by sheriff
The C. S. Ellis Ford roadster, recently impounded by Sheriff W. W. Scheidegger, was sold on Tuesday.
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W. W. Scheidegger
Pratt Ditch Granted in Ridge Township by County Board
County commissioners approved the Pratt ditch project in Ridge Township after a Monday session. View Ditch specifics were discussed with the group noting the potentially improved drainage for local farms and residential areas.
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Pratt
Ridge
Township
View Ditch
County
Pratt Ditch
Ridge Township
Rural Ohio Farm Notes and Health Statistics 1923 24
A Stark County farmer learns to reclaim an old mower after attending a one day farm machinery school. Medina County farmers find fall freshening benefits for the dairy herd and the piece discusses tile drains. Ohio State University study shows rural areas had higher influenza measles poliomyelitis scarlet fever smallpox typhoid and diarrhea outbreaks in 1923 24 compared with urban areas.
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Medina County
Stark County
Ohio
Health Department
Ohio State
Nurse Struck by Auto. Mary Stoner Injured in Near-Accident
Mrs Mary Stoner, a nurse at Home and Hospital, was hit by an auto driven by J H Lutz of Wharton as she stood to board a city street car. She sustained only bruises and was taken to the hospital by the driver, who stopped promptly.
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Mary Stoner
J H Lutz
Wharton
Findlay
German marks recalled as currency. exchange for reichsmark begins
Berlin reports that German marks will cease to be legal tender after July 8 1925. Holders must exchange 1 000 000 000 000 old marks for one reichsmark, worth about 25 cents US. Speculators lose value as currency shifts to the gold reichsmark. The Buckeye car delivers mature fish to state hatcheries splitting breeding stock across 65 towns. It traveled 6 000 miles in 1924, distributing 150 000 fish across large and smallmouth bass and other species, with spring and fall runs in 1925.
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Berlin
Bisbee West
Indiana
Exchange
Sandusky
Division of
Fish and Game
Buckeye Fish Car Undergoes Complete Columbus Overhaul
In preparation for the coming season the state fish car Buckeye is being completely overhauled at Columbus. The car is equipped with updated features for the season.
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Columbis
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Gardenne N. x
Mrs. Black
Court News
Charles F Close
Madeline Gillen
Alfred Gillen
Gladys H Heil
Pearl Scott
Carl W. Jacoby
Charles P. Close
Joseph Thiry
Alexander Carothers
Grant
Noman
Holmes
Sam
France
Litchfield
M. J. Ruffing
Farm Bureau
Diamond
Virginia-Carolina
Buffalo
Sarey Farmers Cooperative Co
Campbell
Country Club
van Camp
Kirk
Prunes
Kroger
Bologna
Peeee
the Snyder Lumber Company
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