England Granted Licenses for Television
London reports that two licenses granted to J L Gaird, the Scottish inventor, mark a turning point for television. Baird claims in a year viewers may see moving pictures with a $100 receiving set, while his manager predicts three months. He demonstrates a system using lamps, lenses, and a rotating shutter to transmit images as sound waves, enabling viewers to see the sitter’s face with clear movement.
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London
J. L. Gaird
Baird
Sitter
Tare
Alreddy
Oberlin Road Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Oberlin Road records a flurry of Sunday visits and small gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Bender and Jimil from Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Henry West from Huntington, Bert Diltert of Wellington, and Dorothy, with others attending a cream social hosted by the Farm Woman's club in North Rus sia. Numerous relatives travel between Wellington Kipton New London and Oberlin for family stops and farewells as Mrs. Walter Wellman plans a move south.
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Oberles moAn
Mro
Bender
Jimil
Cleveland
Henry West
Sduntington
Long
Hf. Brooks
Bert Diltert
Wellington
Dorothy
Frank Krenger
Pans Russel
Ward
Mes
Evalyn Tienes
John Kern
Orvil
Pauline Longis
A. A. Saxton
J. Davidson
Gar McRoberts
Frank Warenger
Farm Woman's Club
Tere
North
Russia
Ales
Walter Wellman
South
Dan Capbell
J. Diedrick
Laird Null
Orville
Kenneth Kern
Martin Waller
Cheriin
J. ¢. Davidson
Frank Kreuger, Jr
Ambersta
Vegetable Compound Restores Health for Working Girl
Louisa Van Dyke of Baltimore describes how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her strength after years of fatigue in a busy department store. She credits the tonic with sustaining her health through motherhood and active work, urging other working girls to try the remedy.
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Louisa
Lydia
E. Pinkhany
L. J. van Dyke
Spring St
Morrell Park
Altimore
Finkham
Roberta Riskslt and the Ladies' Room Ruse
Piggy Riskslt schemes to swap a suitcase in a Pennsylvania Station Ladies' Room by bribing a wary attendant. Rowena Smith watches, follows to Washington, and Piggy's plan unfolds as he deserts after securing the bag and arranging a getaway with a mourning woman. The scene ends with their escape and a cliffhanger.
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Piggy
Pennsylvania Station
Awewan
Tie
Rime
Twenty-third Street
Rowena Smith
The
Waldorf
Washington
Rowtna Smith
Congressional Limited
Lost Property Bureau
Pirgy
Piery
Margaret Cameron Lewis
Gentral Press
Asa'm
Community Notes from the Week Traveling and Family News
Spent part of last week at Niagara Talis. The Thichinsons are returning home from a western trip and were in Lexington Kentucky. Ben Dudley and son of West Russia spent Friday at D. é. Campbell's home. W. Farr left Friday for Northern Michigan for a family reunion. Miss Hillo Rhodes is listed under the dretgr's. Mr. and Mrs. V. Nospeck welcomed a daughter at Oberlin hospital, though Mrs. Nospeck remains in serious condition. William Waller sails Thursday night for Petoskey Michigan for about a month. Wellington Fair attendees included John Skern and family, John Reese, Gay McRoberts and family, Tinhampbell and family, and Fred Frank. Karl Breuger hosted a visitor from Elyria over the weekend.
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Niagara Talis
Thichinsons
Lexington
Ben Dudley
West Russia
D. É. Campbell
W. Farr
Michigan
Hillo Rhodes
V. Nospeck
Tinamphell
Fred Frank
Karl Breuger
Elyria
Married at Baptist Church in Columbia
Mr and Mrs A D Carpenter and son Wilbur motor to Michigan for the Hidsor clan reunion on August twenty first. Mrs Carpenter was joined by DL W Carepenter and wife of North Eaton and Mr and Mrs Jed Sludson of California. The report notes Esther was married by Rev G A Beers last Tuesday at a Baptist church.
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Michigan Coumbia
A. D. Carpenter
Wilbur
Michigan
Hidsor
Carpenter
DL. W. Carepenter
North Eaton
Jed Sludson
California
Baptist Church
G. A. Beers
Esther
Bard Picnic At Chippewa Lake Pageant And Local Notices
Local band held a Wednesday picnic at Chippewa Lake with lively music for a large crowd. Ladies Aid at Methodist church was entertained by Mrs. Aarty and Mrs. Grace Walhden led devotions. Memorial hospital tribute considered. Officers re-elected for Libbie Martin, Martie Tall, Miabel Churchward, Effie Spaire, Vici Martin. Motor trip to Philadelphia centennial planned by Lon Martin and the Misses Harcl and Uikta Mardin, with visits to Waon and Falls. Edith Adanahor returned from Columbus after twelve weeks postgraduate study at Gin State University. Isbel Stinehromb, Dorothy Walker, Emma Dair, and Roy Wimpeny with others planned a reunion trip.
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Chippewa Lake
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Aarty
Grace Walhden
M. Hates
Memoorial Hospital
Elyria
Libbie Martin
Martie Tall
Miabel Churchward
Lon Martin
Harcl
Uikta Mardin
Phioaedelphia
Waon
Falls
Camping Trip and Community News in Berea Area
Russell Carpenter and cousin Chester of North Kayton camp in Michigan. Inger solls and daughters attended Wellington fair. Brennier hosts Berea Curosi. Brennier family lives south of Sprague Stoad. A. D. Carpenter and H. S. MewKnight attend King-Balk Association in Lorain. Berea expects large crowd from Columbia next week starting Tuesday. Helen Hollicker and Dorothy from Cleveland visiting Iona Walker. they also saw Mrs. Perry Hathaway. L. A. S. meeting postponed to Sept 16 due to fairs. Baptist Women’s Missionary Circle cancels Sept 1 because Berea fair week. Frank Heineman of Brooklyn welcomed a son. Fred A. Dixon of Cleveland now leading the Columbia band. band played in Independence Saturday and Labor Day at North Olmsted. Charles Walkden in Cleveland Friday. Ruth Richardson of Akron visiting Artz and John Burnett families. Artz home visited. James Wright’s mother entertains Mrs. Weiner of Cleveland.
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Columbia
William Ingersoll
Wellington
Brennier
Berea
Frank Heineman
Brooklyn
Fred A. Dixon
Cleveland
Columbia Band
Independence
North Olmsted
Charles Walkden
Ruth Richardson
Akron
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Hesling
Windsor
Broad ST
Glade Thomas
Oberlin Road
Roberta Riskslt
Margaret Cameron
Z. H. Bartter
M. Jensen
Harry Roller
the Baptist Church
Columbus
Edith Adanahor
Gin State University
Isbel Stinehromb
Dorothy Walker
Emma Dair
Roy Wimpenny
Heldisx
Motor Tn
Russell Carpenter
Chester
North Kayton
Artz
John Burnett Cleveland
James Wright
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M To
Weiner
Fauver and Robson
Broad
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
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Wadsworth District
Elyria Block
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Broad Street
Cleveland Press
Limerick
Jack Ambrose
Lodi St
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