New York Day By Day by Charles B. Driscoll
A fragment from New York Day By Day remarks on prosperity rumors from the West and mentions figures like Dr. Martin Cohen and George Matthew Adams. It notes vacation talk, a dog that eats ice, and references Marjorie Rawlings and her novel The Yearling, all in a light, stream-of-consciousness tone.
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New York
Martin Cohen
George Matthew Adams
Nova Scotia
Chas. Driscoll
George
Counted Sheep And Sleepless Nights In Old World Tone
A long block of reminiscence and health boast features Mrs. Worlds Tonic pitch and patient anecdotes about insomnia indigestion and constipation. It blends a testimonial from Mike Kara of Elyria with medical-rhetoric on tonic ingredients and immigrant grown herbs. Local social notes follow with names and visits from Cleveland era figures.
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Mike Kara
R. F.D
Elyria
Qhie
United States
Phillips
Phillips | Drug
Brighton News Bright Family Visit Spotted In Elyria
Mrs Robert Black and her two children from Elyria spent the week at her sister's home. In Batavia Mich visitors included Mr and Mrs Earl Fenner and family. They called on Mr and Mrs Will McKenzie and family and Mr and Mrs Ben Fenner and son, Norman, and Walter Everson and sister and niece Mrs Jessie Moore and daughter Elizabeth.
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Howard Everson
Cleveland
Earl Betts
Lewis Ives
Oberlin
Marjory Greene
Walford Greene
Wellington
Jes Moore
Elizabeth
Norman Everson
Walter Everson
Arthur Jones
Berea
Violetta McCullough
Robert McCullough
Washington D. H
Esther Jones
Elizabeth Moore
Esther
Howard Armstrong
Pontiac
Mich
Clement Greene
Violetta Hersey
Ecorse
Jis
Marjorie Nestor
Hartlard
Donald Shays
Oscar Share
Columbus
Clement Gretne
Will McKenzie
Earl Fenner
Batavis
Roy Batter
Lakewood
Loren Buckley
New London
Ben Fenner
Brighton
H. E. Cobb
Gerald
Lorain
Gordon
Robert Black
Elyria
Donald Day
Batavia
Norman
Jessie Moore
Merrill family visits Mr Vernon to see uncle
M. E. Merrill and family and other relatives in this vicinity, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill and son Melvin accompanied him to Mr. Vernon to see his uncle, Charles Robinson.
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M. E. Merrill
Mrs. Merrill
Melvin
Vernon
Charles Robishaw
Cattleman Vincent Sets Cougar-Killing Mark at Thirty-Seven
Glennville Cal born rancher Mariun Vincent plans to buy a new gun or stock after tallying his 37th cougar kill. His last mountain lion weighed about 200 pounds, marking a notable hunt achievement in the region.
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Glennville
Cal
Mariun Vincent
Navy burial carried out in Mare Island cemetery
Mrs Mary Lyons of Kenosha Wisconsin had 17 years ago secured permission to be buried in Mare Island navy yard cemetery where her former marine son is interred. The article also notes a new wage bill raising public works minimums with Manila rate 25 percent higher than the Provinces.
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Vallejo
Cal
Mary Lyons
Kenosha
Wis
Navy Department
Mare Island Navy Yard
Manila
Provinces
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