Findlay area theft and local incidents report
The Ada Record notes a bold Findlay robbery at Marshall Bros grocery on West Street with two men fleeing by car after stealing money. Other items include a juvenile delinquency case, a death in Toledo, a Missouri sheep shipment, a Bucyrus mail truck mishap, and assorted local curiosities and arrests.
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Ada
Record
Findlay
Marshall Bros
West Street
Charles Ellsworth
Ellsworth
South Bend
Ind
State Industrial School
Lancaster
Harry Zefis
Tiffin Tribune
Isaac Richard Madison
Hart
State Hospital
Toledo
North Gormley Street
Bowers
Toledo Hospital
Forest
Forest Review
Advetiser
Ohio
Missouri
Evan Harris
George M Wilber
Union County
Wilber
Harris
George Hamilton
George Wilber
Marysville
Bucyrus
Pennsylvania
Dwight Gary
Memoir of Ohio pioneer woman with wild cat encounter
The West Liberty Banner reports on an elderly resident recalled by her son with vivid frontier memories. She described early Ohio life, maple sap gathering by cross strapped pails, constant gun keeping, and a fierce wild cat scene that led to a pet deer.
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Mr. Cole
Findlay Republican
Mary Kiser
Clyde
Bare
BIF
Cockayne
Justice of the Peace
Kiser
Greenspring
Mary
Biddy Smith
Peter Riley
Tiffin Tribune
Comfort Hill Townsend
Pickrelltown
Bear
Logan County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
George Green
Israel P Green
Seneca Townsend
Urbana
West Liberty
Cough Remedy Promoted as Safe Antidote to Danger Signal
An advertisement likens persistent coughing to a fire bell and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the cure. It cites Mr. Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana praising the medicine for breaking up winter coughs and colds and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
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Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Chaimberlain
Swine and Food Standpoints on Pork Diet
More than half of the world’s population still regards meat from swine as unfit for human consumption. The stance reflects cultural and religious dietary rules influencing global eating habits.
Engagement Ends Over Career Rules and Fate
Dora Atterbury ends engagement with Professor Ernest Ballinger after he argues that women entering male professions are viragints. The couple debate whether birth, environment, or choice shapes gender roles and career paths. The confrontation ends with their reconciliation as they plan to remain together despite disagreements.
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Dora Atterbury
Iernest Ballinger
Dora
Atterbury
Alman
Mtata
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Galion
Erie
Galion Inquirer
Findlay Newsboys
The
Lewis
W. S. Fortune
Blyep
Sandusky Avenue
Big Tall
Bucyrus Forum
Charles Cole
Near Vanlue
Mr Cole
Chamberlain
Plain Dealer
Plan Dealer
Europe
New York
Chicago
Daily Plain Dealer
Club
the Plain Dealer
Green’s Fruit Grower Farm
Fireside
Today’s Magazine
Oepler
PLA
Cleveland
Sixth City
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