Emelia's Silent War and a Village Lesson
In a war torn village Emilia's grief and memory haunt her as she drifts through a life of mute endurance. The landlady and neighbors urge movement, while a subtle bond with Alain and Yvonne draws her toward teaching English, offering a fragile path back from crushing loss.
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Fimilia
Dominique
Alain
Friskad
Jenn
Al-gira
Paris
Oilard
Yvonne
Moisella
Emilia
Madame Ohnard
Pirolit
Mademoiselle
Yreene
Alsin
Amelie
Madame Dhnard
Madame
Uni
Milia
Jean
Tiny
Colette
Farm Population Of Ohio Shows Big Increase Now
Columbus report notes Ohio farm prices above national average despite declines. H E Curry of the Ohio Farm Bureau cites October lows in grains and fruits, projects farm population near 22 million by year end, with a net rise of about 263000 in early 1932. He links urban to rural migration to current low mood.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau
Tan
Curry
Butler County
Department of Highways of
Warren County
Lindenwald Social Notes Spark Local News
Lindenwald residents share visits and illness updates as Mrs. Irena Hersh ney hosts George Grudt of Cincinnati guest. Del Grosso improves after mastoid operation at St Hamilton hospital. Mrs. Newlirk vacationed in Louisville with relatives. Sympathy sent to Frank Snyder for his mother’s death. Mrs. Upton travels to Cincinnati for ill mother. Pierce school staged Lady of the Lake play to raise funds for a picture machine. Mrs. R B Hershner and Mrs Irene Hershner visited Freed Thursday in Oxford with John Minnis, Lindenwald alumnus and den y store owner.
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del Grosso
Jt. Hamilton Hospital
Acthool
R. B. Hershner
Irene Hershner
Con
Oxford
John Minnis
Lindenwald
Public Works Push for 30 Hour Week in Butler County
Federal and state contracts push a 30 hour workweek to spread funds, boost jobs, and cut road costs. IP elected county surveyors propose adoption, citing wage differences and wartime pricing contrasts with Warren and Butler county road programs.
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Butles
Roosevelt Victory Hope Shines Amid Hoover Criticism
A critical wartime opinion piece praising Roosevelt and denouncing Hoover cites loyalty, courage, and the struggles of the people. The author expects Roosevelt to prevail in a forthcoming outcome, urging persistence and national resolve to endure privation and political pressure.
Gun battle wounds two men near mountain town outskirts
In Kentucky two men were wounded in a rural affray tied to a shooting five months prior. Tinmiel Helton was shot in the abdomen and survived only with difficulty at a Harlan hospital. George Belcher, 32, escaped in a truck after being wounded. Danville reports note W. L. Threlkeld, 79, died at a Centre College meeting in an officer’s office. Also, a political finance report shows Republican contributions totaling 1,998,821.35 and expenditures of 1,960,290.26 filed with the House clerk.
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Wallins
Tinmiel Helton
Harlan
Danville
W. L. Threlkeld
Louisville
Centre College
Charles J. ,Turek
Joseph R. Nutt
House
Camden obituaries and local property sales in county news
Mrs Tanne Toe man 62 years old died Sunday afternoon at her daughter Mrs W J Benham’s home near Campballs town after a brief illness. She formerly resided in Maton and leaves three sons from a former marriage, plus stepchildren. Sheriff sale lists two Preston county properties including Weston home on West Israel street bought for 800 by F C Girton and a 62.7 acre farm five miles south of Batten foreclosed in Huffman vs Albert Crowell others, bought by Huffman for 2400.
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Camda
Tanne Toe 'Man
W. J. Benham
Campballstown
Sha
Maton
Marvin
Withain
John Dillman
Reseia Woody
Charlee Woody
Saliia
Kansas
Lester Homan
Washington, D. C
Preble
Peekly County
Murder Won’t Out in Lansing Clergy News
The Rev Reston Walters of the Universalist churches in Lansing, Mich, and Mrs Walters with their two children left Saturday for Lansing. The item notes a call accepted and references church leadership and local clergy changes in a terse, fragmentary report.
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Lansing
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Caina
Robin
Dug de Guise
Sonny
Dejeunerie
Mantemoiselle
Tinlia
Villaga
Sheriff John, Schumacher
Robert Braun
Joseph H. DuBois
Fred M. Hammerle
Corqer
Edward Cook
Fred B. Cramer
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George White
Republican
Charles Sawyer
Herbert Hoover
Chaves Curtis
Covernor David
Ingalls
Secretary of
George 5. Myers
Lea B
Falmer
Daniel B, Butler
Tor Seeratusy
George C, Braden
Joseph T. Ferguson
Sttorney
Herbert
Joseph T. Tracy
Bor
United States
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Harry 8
Day
Ureneral
John W. Buicker
Charles
Gilbert Bellman
Stephen M. Young
George H. Bender
Congress
L. T. Palmer
Byron
Tor
J .H. DeArmond
Wor
General Assembly
W. M. Godwin
John F. Heath
War County
Geo. C. Manrod
Frank E. Pepper
Court of Common Pleas
Conrad C. Stroh
Edith McChire Patterson
J. Lowry Miller
O. B. McCormick
Albert B. Pitt
Scott McClellan
W. E. Swan
Por
Cramer
Prosecutor Club
R. Baker
Court of Commmen Pieas
George R. Roberts
L. E. Epperson
Reuben F. Hoffman
Lilian BR
Kinect
W. 5. Conklin
George Grudt
Cindhmnati
Irena Hershney
Mrs
Albert Teieman
Man of
Yenekim D. Roosevelt
Msn
Naion
Hoover
Coerelori
Trieg
Telmora
Amerioa
Hohman
Sheery
Phat
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Washington
Kveersa
He Wall
Camden
Los
Leo
Grevga
Rossi Waster
Harrison Township
Common Pleas
Elbert Huffman
Albert, Crowell
Huffman
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor
Aup
Nelicious
Newey
Pha. Se
Sulfana Brand
SALLE
Reami
Biclaln
Oasis Talk
Alvor Haddock
Ghotos
Asc
Gorton’s Fish
Clam Chowder Gorton
Genuine
Jonathan
Petrious
Treas
Pacific
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