Getaway Ends In Bed: Bank Robber Returns Home
Griggs, a Ninth National Bank president, flees with $150,000 after a vault theft. He speeds toward Royceville in a manic bid for escape but collides with pursuing detectives at a pass. Wounded and captive, he learns the robbers blew the safe and that his heroism saved the town. The dream of paradise in Royceville fades as he is cared for and faces trial.
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Ninth National’ Bank
Royceville
Roycevilery
Martin
Griggs
Joyceville
Statue to a Preacher Bishop Francis Asbury Hero of Washington
An article notes Washington statues favor warriors but highlights a new honored figure Bishop Francis Asbury. It describes him as a pioneer preacher who rode 300000 miles delivering sermons, with 1700 sermons and a top salary of 85 dollars yearly. The statue shows him on a weary horse named Pathfinder.
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Washington
Columbus
Longfellow
Philospher
Francis Asbury
Spurred to Action Over a Broken Jar and Pipe
A laborer declares misplaced items cannot be repaired and vows to take action after a boy breaks a abacco jar and ruins a meer im pipe, with a neighbor remarking there is no use lamenting the loss.
Naturally Endowed
A clerk recalls a woman asking for a birthday book for her son that would be useful and instructive. The boy is described as excellent, and she emphasizes that he does not need instructions in that area. The dialogue hints at a cautious, perhaps humorous exchange about guidance and growth.
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Boston Transcript
Castalia Wolf Is Reported Killed By Local Hunter
The Castalia wolf was shot by 19 year old Caswell Bath as it sheltered in a sewer under a bridge near Castalia. The wolf had terrorized residents and killed livestock, with others calling it a coyote. Reports follow of a second fox seen near Blanchard township and foxes in the area as hunts continue.
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Castalia
Caswell Bath
Green Springs
O. P Shaw
Blanchard Township
Worden Bridge
Liberty Township
McComb Herald
Glasses scam targets visually impaired woman
Mrs Mary Dunigan fell prey last week to a con man offering glasses with promises of restoration of sight. He obtained a $10 note instead of a $5 bill and fled after detailing a payment plan of 500 down and 2000 on delivery, with a refund if unsatisfied. The suspect is at large as Major Blair and local police investigate.
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Mary Dunigan
Lakeside Chautauqua Leader Arthur B. Jones Dies
Arthur B. Jones, 40, longtime superintendent of the Lakeside Chautauqua Association at Lake Erie, died in Toledo Hospital after nine weeks of valvular heart trouble. He had steered Lakeside from debt to solvency and was buried in Delaware. The Methodist group must choose a capable successor.
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Arthur B. Jones
Lakeside Chautauqua Association
Lake Erie
Toledo
Delaware
Lakeside
Pemberville
Experiences arid Scenes of Childhood
J Wesley Krabill reflects on childhood as the sweetest life stage with joy and freedom from care. He urges preserving a Christian home atmosphere and simple innocence to shape noble character before life’s temptations. He recalls a child’s church-home worship memory and stresses school life as formative.
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J. Wesley Krabill
Carey
Ohio
Christ
Doan's Pills Relieve Back Pain Says Carey Man
Cary resident F. R. Stoll reports heavy farm work caused kidney pain and fatigue. After using Doan's Pills the backaches and sluggish kidneys disappeared. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures Doan's Pills.
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Doan
Cary
S. F. R. Stoll
S. Patterson St
Carey
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio Farmers Week Set for February in Columbus
Ohio State University announces Ohio's 13th annual Farmers' Week from February 2 to 6 in Columbus. The five day program features 340 hours of lectures demonstrations and entertainment with 190 speakers many from outside Ohio. Highlights include farmer round tables, demonstrations on grain binders and household furniture, and meetings of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and state livestock and crop associations.
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Farmers of Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio
Columbus
Bergens Etizoustout
Ohid
Smith-Hughes
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers’ Week
The Way of the World editor and local business clash
The Sycamore Leader notes the editor pushing home trade while a local businessman rebukes the paper by refusing to advertise and orders stationery from an out of town printer, provoking a wry laugh at the irony.
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Sycamore Leader
Odd Privilege of the Gentlemen-at-Arms in Royal Household
The Gentlemen-at-Arms, the principal military corps of the royal household and oldest in England aside from the Yeomen of the Guard, claim the privilege of carrying the second course at the sovereign's dinner.
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Gentlemen-at-Arms
Royal Household
England
Yeomen of the Guard
Gentlemen-at- Arms
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Western Newspaper Union
Armers
Sam
France
United States
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T. W. McClure
Sutter
Findlay Savings & Loan Co
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Palm Beach
Miami
Ponce DE Leon
Tampa
Sc. Petersburg
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Big Four
G. C. Blackburn
J. P. Corcoran
Paracoges Agent Ry
Disio Terminal
Nicholas
Ford
Sorl Fotr Company
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