Amherst Man Beats Odds After Quarries Fall
William Bruce of South Amherst was seriously injured months ago after a fall into a Ghio Quarries Co. hole. Hospital authorities report he is much improved, now able to sit in a chair briefly daily. Doctors see potential for further recovery despite initial spinal injury and poor prognosis.
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Amherst
Wilion Bruce
South Amherst
Ghio Quarries Co
Isery
Hoggrece
Hazel Street
A. R. Purmort
Lakewood
Margaret Grant
Eveland Avenue
M. Neumiestar
J. L. Hall
William Mischka
Elvrie
Lersen
Elstia
Fred Hopgrefe
Jackson Street
Elvria
Miksey Winifred
Minnie McElfreeh
MM. B. Cantron
Tenny Avenue
New Richmond
Night watchman proposed for Amherst council
The Amherst committee recommended employing a temporary night watchman to reduce fire danger until a permanent solution is found. Council will accept applications at next Tuesday's meeting. Various locals, including Herman Beesing and Mrs. Maude Harper, are noted in recent social updates. Proceeds from a church bazaar reached about 200 dollars.
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Amherst
Dec
Noteun of Wight
Amherst Briefs and Social Notes Highlight Local Events
Scarlet fever and diphtheria cases rise to seven in Amherst as two new patients are reported. Mrs. Ann Brown hosts the Five Hundred Club with prizes to Mrs. Frei Roemer and Mrs. Ed Foster and a dainty luncheon. Amherst personals note visits and hospital admission, with society clubs meeting at residents’ homes.
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Scariet Sr
Amherst
Norman Bans
Cle
H. Tire
Milan Avenue
Brown
Ann Brown
Frei Roemer
Ed Foster
Dr. Porcell
H. Ernst
Apent Trursidas
Walter Notley
Elyria
Biro
Kipton
Amherst Hospital
Yester
Cloverleaf Club
Schraeder
Aspironal advertised as a rapid cold remedy headline item
An Iowa era ad touts Aspironal as a superior cold and flu elixir, claiming two minute relief and immediate warmth. It promises delightful taste, guaranteed efficacy, and refund if no relief, urging readers to buy at drugstores and return unused portions.
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Beery Drogeist
U. S
Aspirova
Cemimnen
Seven Cent Meal Cost for Ohio Inmates Revealed
Figures from the board of administration show Ohio state institutions fed 3,084 wards at an average of seven cents per meal. Total food costs for the year ending July 1 1920 reached 1,936,976.02 with a 16 percent rise from 1919. Salaries totaled 1,969,402.45 and operating expenses rose to 6,380,2376.63. Northern institutions showed higher costs due to fuel transport. Col. Picks Adjutant General.
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Ohio
Board of Administen
Dealer Seeks Farm Demand Amid Campaign
A dealer notes a nationwide push to return to farming and reduce city living while a real estate union in Llyria insists on action. He cites a list of over a hundred farms for sale and says high prices are paid for desirable farm property, claiming to have sold one farm near Cleveland for $40,000.
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Unin
Cleveland
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