Wayne couple marks 52nd wedding anniversary in 1920s ad tone
Mr and Mrs J Arndt of Wayne Michigan celebrate their 52nd anniversary expressing strength and vitality. The article promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a life extending tonic and health food, claiming medical endorsements, universal benefits, and urging readers to purchase at $1 a large bottle.
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J. Arndt
Wayne, ML
Arndt
Duffy
Conaling
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
New York
Miss Harley Is Golf Champion
Washington October 3 The women's memorial golf championship was won by Miss Katherine Harley of the Fall River Golf club. In the final match at Chevy Chase links she defeated Mrs Polie mus of the Richmond Country club Brooklyn by the score of fun and a to play.
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Washington
Foy
Katherine Harley
Fall River
Mags) Golf Club
Chevy Chaze
Fiend Sets Barn A Fire In Revenge Plot Near Blanchard Farm
A large barn owned by Scott Blanchard near this place was burned around dusk, along with machinery and crops. Two boys, Fred Myers and Alvan Crowe, witnessed a man fleeing the scene and identified the arsonist but refused to name him. Sheriff Staples will press for a confession from the boys. Farmers threaten possible lynching if the suspect is found.
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Rise Aetna
Ind
Scott Blanchard
Blanchard
Blakenard
Howse
Fred Myers
Alvan Crowe
Mauchard
Trey
Stoully
Sheriff Staples
Concordia College Baseball Ends Season With Close Losses
Concordia College wrapped up its fall baseball season with four losses in six games as Company B won the class B championship by beating a mixed team from other companies and the band. Suptain Gus Schuppmain led hitters, Carraville and Exh close behind, as the team posted strong averages despite mixed results.
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Concordia College
Concordia
Packard
Hreed
Collegians
Londen
Bear
Phe Concordians
Willows
Suptain
Gus Schuppmain
Carnaville
Exh
Roosevelt thanks Japan for hospitality to Atlantic fleet
President Roosevelt's message to Emperor Hirohito expresses American gratitude for Japan's reception of the Atlantic fleet and notes the strong friendship between the two nations. The missive, conveyed via the American ambassador, highlights hospitality and the wide public satisfaction at home.
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Washington
Bheratessador O'Brien
al Toki
United States
Japan
Widespread Local Notes Include Hospital, Crime and Building
A string of brief items covers a W. M. degree conferment for Sol T. Bayless, a Lutheran hospital opening, a gallant man hospitalized for appendicitis, and notes on arrests for assault. Builds include Lew Delagrange planning a $91,000 Foster building, Meekreth’s return from St Paul to aid ailing mother, and a small boys’ window breaking incident. Also mentions Brewery Workers meeting, a German relief event, a church figure’s visit, and a department store sales job ad with experience requirements.
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South Bend
Harvey Hughes Lastight
Whnem Tckiil
Charles Luecht
Huntington
Randal
Frank Glan
WT. Baumet
MeeReth
St Paul
Minn
L. Springer
Victoria Street
Brewery Workers’ Union
Zweldck Taesay
Kimroa Hall
East Main Street
Sadagerbuntt Hall
Pred Kley
Ibbins
Garden City
Dio
Wetls
Outfitters Store Reopens After Fire At Fort Wayne
The Outfitters' store at 200 Gust Mulnsheet reopened after a devastating fire wiped out the old shop a week earlier. Manager I. M. Sta tlenstein quickly coordinated with suppliers in Chicago and Grand Rapids, sending carloads of goods to resume business. Shipping accelerated to ensure no customer disruption while the temporary location operates at near full capacity.
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Fort Warne
Gust
Journal-Gazette
I. Mm.statlenstein
Outfitters’ Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mr. Hallenstein
Jestevenins
Sveeri Mienthy
Dusie
Carrie Iuen
Fried chicken with cream sauce dinner at Summit City
Dinner at Summit City restaurant located 108 West Wayne Street features fried chicken with cream sauce. Also advertised is a wig sale and wallpaper remnants from L. C. Hull's priced at 80 cents.
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Summit City
West Wayne Street
L. C. Hull
Treasurer Bert Dennis Calls For Help At Lyric Theater
A crowded scene at the Lyric theater aftermath shows 3800 children gathered for a charity event amid confusion. Treasurer Bert Dennis planned a small group, but the turnout filled the lobby causing a panic and a swift crowd management response. Nearby officials and organizers coordinated a safe exit as plans shifted to a regular matinee and a later community meeting.
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Ts Heart
Watke i
Lyrie
Bert Dennis
Dennis
Melock
Balfe
Rishing
Air Aid
Ine Te Tha Phealer
Sitarday
Eelvelt
Lardock
Watte
Young man found asleep after spree marked by Taft button
A young man, claiming Charlie device death and identified as Grice Miller, was found in a sleeping intererhan t state. He wore a large Taft button and belt. Officials note the incident followed two prior spree nights, and he may not vote in the upcoming cleanup.
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Grice Miller
Phe Ian
Walliaan
Gia Cheure
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