Lyceum Program Delights Large Audience Here
A packed house enjoyed the 1921 lyceum show The Violin Maker of Cremona with Ralph Applygan on violin. The plot follows a Cremona maker in 1750 as he pits students for a prize while courting his daughter, featuring Mary Krakowell and Magdalen Massmann in a varied program of opera selections and popular tunes.
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Cremona
Ralph Applygan
Waléndine
Filippo
Hinthback
Pri Sandro
Merrari
Tad
Giamnina
Veljgle
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Corey Auience
Meeting of Mentor Club Minutes Describe Evening
Nine members met at Mrs. Wiley on Main Street for a bimonthly session. Mrs. Stewart hosted, planning for November 14. Mr Parkhurst led a review of Agnerivan Huby’s training program from 1870 to 1885. Absent Mrs. Witens was noted and missed. After serving salad and crackers, the meeting adjourned.
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Waspunnen
Une
Garris Wiley
Plorende Stewart
Reventé
Dessiv Witens
Slight Improvement In Condition Of Tom Mix
Hollywood reports that Tom Mix, famous actor, shows slight improvement after a recent illness during filming. Dr. B Nichol Smith notes Mix suffers severe pains, plans X ray to locate ailment, Mix had returned to Hollywood after a circus tour. Shar on Pioneer Dies in Sharon Pennsylvania aged 74, Thomas Jefferson Forker, Staten resident and banker, dies after short illness. he ran a department store and held various directorships.
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Tom Mix
United Press Hollywood
Toi Mix
Tony Chim
B. Nichol Smith
Mie
Nector
Mix
Hollywood
Sharon
Thomas Jefferson Forker
Staten
Parker
Ail Foval Bani
City Council Considers Public Works To Ease Unemployment
City Council discusses municipal improvements to provide work for the unemployed. Proposals include resurfacing Mast Main Street to relaid asphalt while others favor delaying in favor of spring projects. Mayor vows snow removal jobs this winter and officers seek to extend aid within fiscal limits. A 1981 budget-planning month ahead.
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Sonmisssion
Roundliman
Mast Main
Howevi
Center Street
Auura
Alexander
Tnimiy Mously
Kidnapper May Be Connected With Slaying In Detroit
Detroit authorities sought possible links to the death of Clay J. Raidle in Charlotte Michigan and the November kidnaping of Harl Yocum in Galva Illinois. Winslow of Illinois and Raidle were tied to the Yocum case as part of an alleged gang with ties to Kewanee Illinois and Starke County. The banker's wife tricked the gang out of money by leaving jungle sticks at the payoff point.
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United Press
Charlotte
Miuh
Claymoe J. Raidle
Derolt
Winslow
Sterfe
Tinois
Harl Yocum
Galva
IUL
Saniker
Raidle
Kewanee
Tll
Dam
Rolland Shhimat
Wadhoy Tines
Shim
Vigor
Chmet
Verne Allan
Thinnis
Yocum
Jungie Aticks
Morrow Casts Vote Amid Photographer Ban in New Jersey
In Englewood New Jersey Republican U S Senate candidate Morrow votes at Hudson Avenue and Ivy Lane Wheaton station as photographers are barred. He says voting today and is accompanied by his wife.
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United Press
Englewood
Dwigh Morrow
United States Senate
New Jersey
Jay
Hudson Avenue
Ivy Lane
Mary
Is Wif
Faculty Stricken With Ptomaine Poisoning at Ohio State
Twelve members of the Ohio State University faculty were taken ill from ptomaine poisoning after a luncheon at the Faculty Club. Dr Carl Spohr of pathology in the College of Medicine was reported in serious condition.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Carl Spohr
College of Medicine
Asbestos Varieties and Uses Highlighted in Report
The document notes the weight and form of asbestos, detailing differences between chrysotile and other varieties. It explains that chrysotile is strong and easily molded, while the native form is lighter and weaker. The text mentions common applications like pipe covering and related trade terms.
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Yaell
Safe Thoxine Prescription Advertised for Children
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a safe remedy for coughs and sore throats in children. It claims quick relief and targets the internal cause without harmful drugs, offering 250, 60s, and $1.00 bottle sizes with a money back guarantee from Kelster's Drug Store and others.
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Kelster
Bond Elections Rally For Jobs In State And Local Issues
Voters nationwide face approving bond issues totaling 479 million dollars with New Jersey proposing 100 million and Louisiana 68 million for roads and bridges. Other major asks include New York hospital and prison bonds and Cleveland city improvements as advocates argue bonds would create jobs amid unemployment and boost local purchasing power. Chairman Woods of the President's employment committee cites building costs 9 to 20 percent lower than recent levels.
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New Jersey
Louisiana
State of
Woods
Schoolteacher Improves After Cambrdge Springs Shooting
Wooddesble props or misread name. teacher Stanley J. Anderson of Sunlop High School was seriously wounded in an early Friday shooting at Cambridge Springs. Doctors reported a bullet removed from his side and he spent a night stable with improving condition. He remains under hospital care at Dr Charles E. B. Mullen Hospital Cambridge Springs while infection risk is monitored.
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Stanley J. Aanferson
Schelice
Anderson
Anderson 15
Charles EB. Mullen
Cambridge Springs
Jambridge Springs
Meeting of Readers Club Elects New Member
Members of the Readers Club met at Mrs H Roas's East Wayne street home for a weekly session attended by thirteen. A new member, Mrs Eat Love, joined. The program included a review of The Passing of Normanby and a study hour on family health led by Mrs C F Cronin. Next meeting hostess Smine Crook on North Center street will lead a Bible study with roll call Bible quotations and a paper by Mrs King.
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Readers Club
H. Roas
East Wayne Street
Eat Love
Normley
C. F. Cronin
Smine Crook
North Center Street
Five Hundred Party Planned for St Edward's Hall
Lalies or ae enumes cuuren finalize plans for a Five Hundred party at St Edward's Hall Thursday evening. Players will be seated at bridge tables, refreshments served, and prizes awarded for high and low scores. Proceeds aid St Thomas church.
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Lalies
Cuuren
St. Edward's Hall
Tisse Desline
St Thomas Church
Varied Program for Benefit of Boys' Band
A Friday evening program features music and dancing by the Boys' Band and a girls clogging club. The event includes a mini variety show with costumed acts, dramatics, and a comedy sketch The Trysting Place. The high school girls assist, Rotary members sell tickets, and reserved seats are available at Candra's on Thursday and Friday.
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Chomiges Et Pupila
Valves
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Bradino
Gyelisstva
Mickets
Rotary Lib
Candra
Democrats Eye Strong Gains In Both Houses Amid Race
Democrats pursue major gains in House and Senate as turnout and close contests in Ohio and Massachusetts shape pivotal tests. Strong bids across Tilmon, Ohio and Massachusetts stakes loom, with expectations of coalition potential with Western insurgent Republicans amid a tight national vote climate.
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Congress
Denideris
Whittle
Democrat
House of Representatives
Senate
Udy
House
Tilmoiz
Ohio
Massachusetts
Issa
Lewis McWarmick
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Simeon Fess
Republican National Committee
Walter Brown
Hoover
Denmark's Formation Tied to Norway's Mounting Geology
Fragmentary text describes Denmark's geologic origin linked to Norway’s uplift and glacial deposits. It mentions stones traveling with glaciers, submarine chalk reefs, and a Newfoundland style sand bank analogy. The passage is incomplete and obscured by OCR errors.
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Denmark
Norway
Newfoundland
Greenlinl
Emersti
Young Bandit Given 7 15 Years For Holdup
Harold Holdsworth 24 of Auburn Indiana began a bandit career in 1945 and after robbing a local grocery in Sturgis Michigan on a Sunday night he confessed to armed robbery. He received a sentence of seven and a half to nineteen years to be served in Jackson prison. He was aided by his 17 year old wife and $31 was recovered from the scene.
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United Press
Sturgis
Mich
Harold Holdsworth
Auburn
Ind
Holdsworth
Jackson
Bann
Ult
Butler Heavy Winner In First Town To Report By Act 4
NEW ASHFORD Maas Nov 4 William M Butler Republican candidate for United States Senator received 29 votes to 4 for Marcus A Coolidge Democratic opponent in Berkshire Hill village first town to report in today's election In 1926 Butler was defeated by David J Walsh Democrat where Butler had 14 votes to 8 for Walsh
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New Ashford
Maas
William M. Butler
Can Gidste
United States Menstor
Marcus A. Coolidge
Tijs Little Berkshire Hill Village
Butler
David J. Walsh
Walsh
Probe charges diseased meat sold here city council meets
City council discussed alleged slaughtering and sale of diseased cattle meat in the city. Solicitor Kincaid cited the state pure food act with penalties, and state pure food agents may visit for immediate inquiry. Council vowed to press action while state inspectors are expected to check for diseased meat.
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City Gammell
Mate
Shelly
Kincaid
Pure Food Act
State F of F meet slated for Connellsville in June
The 1981 state convention of the Fraternal Order of Fagies will be held in Connellsville in June. The local lodge announced receipt of word from the state committee on site selection. An estimated 600 to 1,000 delegates are expected to attend.
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Connellsville
Pai
Fraternal Order of Fagies
Connellsvill
State Committee
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