Beatrice Finds Dr Ash’s Courtesy Masks True Intent
In a tense scene Beatrice confronts Dr. Ash after a failed social evening. Rilesa’s coldness fuels tension as Beatrice notices his attentions shift, and she suspects he is guiding her just to ease his own hurt over her distance. The exchange exposes Beatrice’s suspicion of his motives and her desire for genuine connection.
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Bletta
Mailer
Business Memorial Hospital
Abe
Ibing
el Naree
Vivian Snyder
Aah
Elietta
Beatrice
Mielia
Tere
Pr. Sam
Mommate
Stubbs
Dr. Ash
Riusella
Miles
Riletta
Dr Ash
Drig
Notting
Carleton Ath
Amherst Group Hosts Farewell Party For Guest Of Honor
Evangelical Guild of the Yast welcomes AmModd G Aus and Maxwell as guests at a farewell gathering held at Mrs Keike Maxwell’s home. Relatives and friends in Ohio and Michigan attended. Gifts, decor, and a ros in patio theme featured. Later, a toast and cro sing were shared by attendees including Mrs Harry Hutton and others. A separate note mentions Allied Legion members meeting at Park Avenue to discuss plans and a gift sent from James Donnelly to a service mother. Planning continues with Mrs Mabel McDermott hosting September 1 as date.
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G. Ammodd T
H. Maxwell
Evangelical Guild
Yast
Harry Hutton Fritich
Gertrude Re Oli
Best Hang
Weal Lada
Alen ‘Lange
Linwrente
Dase
Pat She
LaMue Biddinger
Amherst
Amd Mths
Wits! Schmaltz
Verily and the Tus Torttss
Sampy
Annie Iaty
Treasure Island
San Fransien
Cal
Robert Sanders
Evening meeting at Mrs East Street home and supper planned
A fragmentary notice describes a late evening gathering at the home on East Street and a planned supper. It mentions an August birth and a feature by Eagles members along with a quarterly meeting and various local events at St Pauls and Taggett venues.
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East Street
St Paul's Luche
FoursQrANE SLAVS Weuie vane alts on the letad Fig
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Monday evening event with radio efforts and names like Brow Anise Cahj Rev. It mentions participants, titles, and session notes but unreadable details limit precise actions or outcomes.
Farming Facts Worth Knowing and Seasonal Tips
A compilation of agricultural notes covers preventing stream bank erosion with willow pole mats, incubator practices to avoid fine-powlts contamination, corn vitamin A loss in long storage, feed tips for steer fattening, and Sudan grass pasture poisoning guidance. Wisconsin and California stations provide cautions and procedures for farmers.
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Sudan
Michigan
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Experimental feeding and pasture use in steer fattening
An Experiment Station report analyzes daily feed efficiency and gain under different conditions. It notes 11 percent higher intake per crate of gain and explores pasture versus grain use, along with exercise effects on fattening outcomes. Separately, late potato blight cannot be cured. prevention relies on sanitation and burning infected vines before digging on sunny days.
Mixing Lime and Phosphate Feasibility for Soils and Hens
Experts discuss applying lime sand with superphosphate to soil, noting phosphorus availability and liming benefits. Tennessee Experiment Station confirms feasibility of co-applying lime and phosphate, while farm guidance from West Virginia covers keeping older hens productive, including linings of housing, water, feed, and culling practices.
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Icis
Tennessee
Fragmentary note from unclear source with scattered names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names like Cleveland and Nasir with stray terms such as Arbors and Bledas Nasir. The text lacks coherent events or structure to derive a concrete news item, but preserves several proper nouns and possible places. No clear action, date, or outcome is discernible.
Columbia News Sotns All Sospent Finae Spend
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and events in Columbia but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. The readable phrases hint at financial or legal matters involving persons such as Mire and Taye, with unclear roles and locations. No decisive action or result is determinable from the fragment.
Bernard Zielinski Wedding Plans In Berea
Bernard Zielinski son of Mrs Slary Zielinski of Berea is set to wed August 23 at 10 a.m. at St Pals church Rocky River Drive Parilas Avenue. An open house follows for family and friends. Guests will gather at the bride’s mother Mrs Andrew Smith home for a post ceremony breakfast.
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Bernard Zielinski
Slary Zielinski
Eastland Rosd
Beree
SL Pals
Rocky River Drive
Parilas Avenue
Andrew Smith
Litle
Shaven
Us Road
Bariadar
Emon Mors
Fildren
Hese Chreland
Willian Bayer
Daugh$ Pearl
Sam
Nor
Carleton Bainbridge
Noreday
Ora Walker
Tet
Fields Corners
Furm
Ti Walker
Medina
Mars Helin Walker
Ober Wie Sthood of Commerce
Greater Use of Fulton Funeral Home Noted
GRAFTON Use of the Russell D. Fitton funeral home for memorial services and the interim after death and before the final rites increased in recent months. The home offers full facilities, a homelike environment, and around the clock telephone access, with no extra charges for handling all funeral arrangements.
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Fulton Funeral Home
Willy Pach
Moisires
Fallon Funeral Home
Falton Funeral
Rome
Eany
Gratton Bay
Ohio Peach Supply At Peak Next Week
Ohio peach growers forecast peak supply next week from August 27 to September 3 as homesick weather and moisture push ripening ahead of usual. F H Beach of Ohio State University notes northern orchards show good crops while other sections may be below average. With wartime canning demands, rationing boards ensure plenty of canning sugar, and agents offer guidance on boiling and pressure methods for preserving peaches.
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Columbus
Ohio
F H. Beach
Ohio State University
Tate
Beach
Urges Greater Use Of Wheat In Livestock Feeds
A wheat utilization push urges farmers to feed more wheat to livestock and asks feed manufacturers to include more wheat in mixtures. Officials say sizable carryover and a 1.5 year domestic supply, with price adjustments for future deliveries, could support wider use.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agrintuce
Fishmer
Trucking Will Be Big Farm Problem, Specialist Says
Ohio State specialist Hammans warns trucking will be the number one harm problem for farmers in the latter half of the marketing period. He notes shortages of drivers tires and parts, with hog marketing peaking in November and December. Recommendations include slower speeds, eliminating cross hauls, and keeping detailed records of trips and loads to protect farm products.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wi Harmmass
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
Insa
Hammans
Syd
Ohio Farmers Boost Egg Output Amid War Demand
Ohio farmers report record egg production through 1943 with officials noting sustained high yields. The effort hinges on better poultry care and expanded barley and dried egg shipments for export, aided by plants now producing substantial quantities of egg powder for foreign markets. Local producers, including AL Ferson, credit improved husbandry and farm support programs for the surge.
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Sity
Ikboiter
Comagia
Club News and 4-H Meeting Recaps At Local Group Hubs
The Jolly Stitchers met at Mrs Wayne stubnisats Books for a closing session with tea and remarks by Mrs Joliager. The Triplett Boyd 4-H Club gathered at Dek Waldron’s home on Ford Road with Edward Mens guiding roll call and project book deadlines. MOTHERS HELPERS 4-H held a session at Beckiel s Grove with Jeanne Schroeder presiding and members naming four materials for health dialogue preparations for Wellington Fair Grounds activities on August 27.
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Wayne Stubnisat
Adsigor
Joliager
ATL
Lorene Browand
Hi Beckiel
Jeanne Schroeder
Hedy Rohlf
Wellington
Magat
Jeane Schroeder
Baty Gurder
Abeir
Elies
Plan to Measure Water Levels Across Ohio
Ohio State University asks county agricultural agents to enlist volunteers for a statewide water level measurement program. Volunteers will time shallow and deep well readings to track groundwater trends, aiding industrial and domestic supply. Citizens should contact their local agents with their names for participation.
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Columbus
Ohio
A.C. Ramo
Ohio State Universihag
County Agric Ruta
Fie
Farm Bureau Field Day Called Off In Ohio
Perry L. Green, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau, announced the annual Farm Bureau Field Day in Columbus is abandoned. Last year the event drew about 30 000 farm folks, but priorities shifted to conserving transportation equipment and services amid labor shortages and production responsibilities. The field day had run for three consecutive years as a popular Ohio farm calendar event.
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Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Ohin Farm Bureau
Study on Farm Accidents Prompts September Conference
A study by Harry Mi. Pontos highlights causes of farm accidents, citing machine operations and hayloft falls as major risks. The Cleveland gathering on September 23 will gather agricultural educators, extension workers, Four-H leaders, vocational instructors, Farm Bureau leaders, and other officials from colleges, universities, and states.
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Harry Mi. Pontos
Olio Pirin Warengt
Uta Dace Childvett
Haynes
Pantiais
Dinbeullahal Lunes
Leen Ghidyine Methida
Ve. Duging
Millotter
Ohio
Cleveland
Farmers Institute
Farm Security
Supervisiss
Gringe
Farm Bureau
Applications For Loans Being Taken
Applications for loans are being received by the Enieciency Crop and Feed Loan Office of the Credit Administration. Funds assist livestock feed production including seed, medication, repairs, and other farming expenses. Eligible small farm owners or tenants with cropland, work stock, and first lien on crops may obtain loans. Huffman serves as field supervisor from the Navenna post office.
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Huilman
Enieciency
Frey Cordit
Tariog McConnell
el Building
Huffman
Navenna
Dehydration Of Meat Saves Space For War Needs
A Columbus Ohio report notes dehydration of meats to aid lend lease and armed forces. Hammans of Ohio State University describes grinding precooking and drying by air or vacuum, yielding a product with preserved nutritional value and reduced volume for long storage without refrigeration. Research by American Meat Institute meat packers and USDA supports wartime and peacetime utility.
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Columbus
Wo Hammans
Ohio State University
Armerican Meat Institute
Meat Parkers
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
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Sumter
Hattie Fitch
Haven
Ona Walker
Helen Walcraft
Mildred
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Fla
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Richart
Bap Lindstrom
Dard Lididstrom
Byrong
Jean Churchal
Mrs. Linsitem
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Litchfield Exchange
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Pearl’ Eneaval Base
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Amherst Business
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Piatet
NEW Fox Funeral Home
GEO. F. Fox
O. H. Baker Co
Cleveland Ave
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Mermash
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Farmers Cooperative
Elyria
Eading
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F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Middle Avene
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