Hulme Evangelistic Party of Ohio Presents Rev Geo Hulng
The Hulme Evangelistic Party of Ohio continues services at the Baptist Church led by Rev Geo Hulng with Ray Penn Lang Liender and Margaret Davis active in presenting sermons. The group, known across the region, has earned endorsements from several national conferences.
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Tunic Evangelietic Party
Ohio
Geo
Hulng
Evangelist
Ray Penn
Lang
Liender
Margaret Davis
Cena Younr
Pogylent Aroun
Renwick School News Highlights and Visits
Renwick School notes show Mieu Beverley McGurry and Inge visiting and enrolling on Monday. Seniors and sophomores staged a Wiener reach at Renwick park Friday evening. Bennet and Cresca Reed visited their relatives in Rickelurg Sunday. Rouk Gogger led all sixth graders with 100 in spelling for six weeks. The eighth grade prepares for arithmetical scale and students enjoy King Arthur stories. Official athletic practice with Lewin scheduled for Monday October 29.
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Bennet
Cresca
Reed
Rickelurg
Rouk Gogger
Guepisberg
Claus
Miss Daubendiek to Speak on Pagan May and Mission Work
M E Church notes announce Miss Daubendiek will speak Sunday morning on Pagan May and people’s habits. She sails for India as a missionary with the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the North West. A reception is planned to show appreciation. Events include orchestra practice Thursday, Junior League Friday, choir Saturday, and Sunday services at 7 30 led by Pastor St E Cook.
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Misa Latha Dautiendiek
Miss Daubendiek
Indlct Uy
India
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the North West
Algona Diatrieh
Andy Martin
Boda High School Baseball Defeats Ramyick in Weather Affected Game
Ramyick faltered to Boda High Servel as rain delayed the contest. Botti’s team produced a go ahead hit while both sides struggled with conditions. Ren Wick My school plans to close the baseball season with the Badly again match at Bado eu, and teachers urge parent cooperation for student progress.
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Ramyick
Boda High
Mrnday
Botti Tema
Goa
Hoya
Hoda
Ren- Wick
Bado EU
Reyne
Alint Tay Mexn
Dance and Movie Night At Princess Pavilion Livermore
The Joyland Serenaders provide music for a Thursday Oct 18 dance at Princess Pavilion. A Carnival Skate follows Friday night Oct 19 with confetti and balloons. Saturday Oct 20 features a movie dance with Ed Opkein's Orchestra. Admission 10 cents for all.
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Joyland Serenaders
Princess Pavilion
Livermore
Ed Opkein
Shepard
Mer
Evangelical Church Notes Conference Schedule Shift Oct
The Th:dard Quarterly Conference is moved to Sunday next, Oct Bist, from Oct 24. FP. MiG will meet Thursday at Mrs. Bury Packard's home instead of Friday evening. Choir practice Thursdays after prayer. Preaching Friday evening at 7:30. German services Saturday 2 pm, Steutag Section 10 am, preaching 1 pm. Communion follows Ei L.C.E at 7 pm. Rev H J Haust of Cedar Patra District to attend. Offering on Foreign Mission Sunday morning totals 87.38 dollars.
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Bury Packard
Bytaiuss
Germay O
Steutag Setion
Fallow Ei
L.C.E
H. J. Haust
Cedar Patra
Tay
Pigeon navigates home by sight over clouds
A British Royal Air Force pigeon released from a balloon at a mile and a half altitude could not locate land through dense clouds and settled on the balloon. After hours, the bird re emerged, found the message tied to its leg, and delivered it, demonstrating it can find home by sight rather than by other senses.
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Royal Air Force
Grooms
Wansas
Tift
Animals tastes are queer in birds and other creatures
A London Answers summary notes birds and animals display unexpected dietary tastes. Some species prefer exotic fruits and seeds, while others show unusual cravings like berries and chocolate. The piece cites anecdotes of parrots and pigeons and remarks on human influence shaping these appetites.
Meat Eaters Dominate Health Belief Says Gaines
A quoted note cites Thomas R Gaines arguing meat is the healthful staple across nations, with meat eating tied to vitality. He suggests alternatives like fish milk or vegetables for those avoiding meat, and claims Eskimos show fewer tooth issues tied to meat consumption.
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Thomas
Gaines
Seaweed Dyes and Fibers Seen From War Needs
Seaweed yields a green dye from Welsh coast specimens and dyed fruit shown by the Welsh Industries association. A Japanese seaweed fiber from Tugaino spins like cotton after alkaline boil and bleaching. Chinese doctors report seaweed extracts curing skin diseases with experiments in Paris and other cities.
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Welsh Industries Association
Paris
Plums in Cup Sparks Father Son Confrontation
In a tense exchange, Mr Smith accuses his son of touching plums hidden in a cup. Tommy denies it while the father shows the plum pits and a single remaining plow in the cupboard. A moment of dramatic accusation unfolds as family dynamics surface.
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Eid Thomas
Stone deaf but keen tongue recalls old quarrel
Mrs Parley Jenene meets old friend Mrs Patter describing hard of hearing, sharp retort, and a long history with Mrs Curter present. Kale Walter, branded as a big tongued man for thirty years, boasts he can say what he likes without weak feelings. The Philadelphia Ledger notes the remark and the irony.
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Cale Walter
Nees
Philadelphia Ledger
Our Kind Friends and the Jewelry Inquiry
Fragmentary dialogue mentions dislike of envy and a jeweler. The text hints at tensions among friends and a valued group of girls, with a cryptic line about a university and a host. Readers are left with unclear relations and a puzzle phrase.
Possibly There Was Also Paying Teliex Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes report a bank check of 4400 dollars, an overdrawn account, and Mrs Norveomlmim's claim that funds would last six months per her husband who spoke to the bank. The readability is limited and key details are uncertain.
Refused Proposal Notes and Saving Up Funds
A fragmented exchange shows a person proposing and being refused while mentioning saved funds of around 3,000 and questions about the duration. The garbled text indicates uncertainty about time and amount with no clear names or locations.
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Treo Ientha
Bayisville Courier Journal Skewers Inconsistent Nonsense
A Bayisville Courier Journal item presents a quirky, fragmented exchange about a skeleton fairy and a caution to keep something closed, reflecting a whimsical or odd local note. The readable text centers on odd phrases without clear event or names. No clear dates or organizations are established in the fragment.
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Jaykiogl
Jinaro
Bayisville Courier Journal
Why He Was Thankful In a Southern Town Zeb Grane Pleads Not Guilty
Zel Grane is arrested on suspicion after missing items from a cellar stoakehouse and chicken coop in a southern town. A young lawyer flagging a maiden speech defends him. Grane loses, fined $20 and jailed for a month. Zeb thanks the judge and the judge questions the gratitude.
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Zel Grane
Zeb Grane
Massa
Zeb
Waddson Refuses to Contribute in Charitable Moment
In a brief exchange the speaker notes Waddson declined to help, saying his impulses are charitable but lack momentum. The Boston Avanzcript cites the remark as a quip about hesitancy in giving.
Thoughtful child asks mother about sharing candy
The fragment shows a mother asking if her child shared candy and the child denying to spoil his teeth. Context suggests a domestic scene with casual dialogue and possible phonetic rendering of speech.
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Hostou
Waiting at the Church Waiting on a long awaited question
Fragmentary dialogue shows Tonnie and Tye at a church setting with one character urging the other to hurry as an answer has been prepared for months, suggesting a long awaited personal reveal or proposal.
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Tack
Tye
Tonnie
Swan A Native White Bird Facts and Range
An OCR text describes swans as the continent's only large white birds with rarity there being larger species like the whooping crane and wild turkey. It notes nesting among reeds, nest composition, and early April egg-laying, with cygnets emerging as youngsters. The piece oddly mentions Australia and South America as other native swan habitats with a white body and black neck.
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North
Americ
Thia
Detroit
Uss
sAwatralia
South America
Origin of pantomimes in ancient theater to modern ballot
Current History Magazine traces pantomime from Greek and Roman dumb shows to medieval Harlequin and Columbine, noting a shift from actor gestures to silent narrative. It discusses the evolution into a word meaning imitator and the later addition of pantomime in stage and ballot forms.
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Ayas
Current History Magazine
Babies Born With Teeth Report From France
A surgeon in Bor deaux France reports two newborn boys born with teeth or cutting a tooth within days. The rare condition, said to appear in about fifty cases in medical literature, challenges the old belief that babies are toothless at birth. Historical figures such as Richard III and Louis XIV are cited as having teeth at birth.
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AO Bolindy
Bordeaux
France
London
Daily Mail
Richard III
Lonns XIV
Bigot
Boyd
Louis XLV
Wheelbarrow Climb Up Stairs Described In historic Note
A description depicts a wheelbarrow climbing stairs on a flagstone bridge. The cart ascends successive steps, its handles lowered as the secondary wheel rises, letting the main wheel carry heavy loads up to 306 pounds. The process repeats with an adjusted wheel setup to navigate each higher step.
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Grintler
Senator Sorghan Declares Washington Residence Despite Decitions
In a terse exchange at the capital, Senator Sorghan dismisses homesickness and asserts he remains content to live in Washington after being repeatedly decided by his constituents to stay. The dialogue reflects political resolve amid shifting expectations.
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Senator Sorghan
Washington
Doctor-Your toy is all tight question text
The fragment reads like a garbled dialogue about a doctor and a caregiver discussing a toy and a remedy. No clear event, people, or place is identifiable.
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