Concrete water storage reservoir planned for August 1927
The proposed storage reservoir for the $21 600,000 water system will be a large concrete box with a 45,000,000 gallon capacity. It will receive filtered water from the plant below the dam seven miles away. The roof will be lawned and fenced, with columns two feet four inches in diameter. The project includes sightseer access and a landscape feature atop the hill overlooking the city and distant states.
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Great Dam
St iKent
Solbes
Massachusctts
Connecticut
Oberlin card party and social rounds report
NEW OBERLIN December 19 residents and guests attended a neighborhood card party at the Oberlin club with about sixty present. High score won by Mr. Peabody. participants included Mr. and Mrs. C Justin, Mr. and Mrs. X Webber, and several local families. Several who attended were noted as visiting or staying with relatives in Eaton and Wellington. refreshments and social visits followed the games.
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New Oberlin
Wm_ Peabody
Oberin
Peabody
C Justin
X Webber
Harley Telfora
Apa Wr- Kelly
Amherst Towash
N. Webber
al Sanuris
Touh Sane
Ro Heeta
Frank Schmutz
Jimmie Saare
Sirs Heath
Mises
Henry Hadigan
Waite Arti
Dion
Schmutz
Wohleber
Arthur
Wrs
Sillmute
Tab
Mr Monsseater
Mes
Leo Smith
Oon
Bill
Hazel Heath Sas
Jo Carpenter
Hazel
Eaton
Levening
A. J. Carpenter
Miss Carter
Michsel Smiths
F. J Schmutz
Pedro
G HH Dion
Thelma Daves
FL J. Schmutz
R. Heath
Alice Heath
Warren and Sons
Wellington
Michael Smith
Dyes Found To Aid Surgical Operations
Medical investigators report progress in surgical dyes used to mark tissues during operations. The article notes experiments and potential benefits for guiding surgeons, with early results described and references to chromatic markers such as tinted pinks or purples.
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ATID
Chicago
Your Religion Questionnaire Urges Public Input in Elyria
The Chronicle-Telegram appeals readers to complete its religion questionnaire this week. It stresses the questions' importance and invites honest, unsigned responses from locals, noting the aim to reflect readers' beliefs and inform others.
Murder Charge Falls To Casturs Hone Moon Marion
In Williamson County night closes on a troubled era as George Gallen faces murder charges while Oreo Coleman begins a second day as sheriff. The county, long riven by clashes and Ku Klux Klan memories, sees a transfer of power amid ongoing unrest.
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Marion
George Gallen
Williamsons
Oreo Coleman
Meleon
Herrin
What Do You Believe Questionnaire and Religious Attitudes
A fragmented survey item lists questions about religious membership attendance family worship and upbringing, asking if religion is seen as essential for individual and community life. The text mixes in nonrelated notes about a sports club roster and playing materials, making its overall content unclear.
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aMould
Aseptics in Hospitals Question Germ Killing Power
Researchers find some aniline dies show limited sterilizing effect with only marginal germicidal capacity. Despite claims of penetration low toxicity and instrument safety the results suggest only modest sterilization potential in practice.
Farm Girls Wodes Gide Cityy Sister Chicago Dee 10
The daughters of American farms wear more modern dress than city girls, says Mrs Blanche Chennscikh head of home arts at Teachers College Indianapolis. She notes country girls trim costs, selecting details wisely to gain advantages in style.
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Chicago
Dee
Blanche Chennscikh
Teachers’ College
Indianapolis
Farm Bureau
Federa- Ane
Turkish visitors crowd Casis and ruins lure empire tension
Turki sh authorities opened the Valdiz Roosk in the domer palace of Saltanus to attract American and European missionaries away from Mocia Cacio. The rich tourists failed to appear, tradesmen faced losses, and the gambling ring gained power as authorities weigh a prohibition on Turkish citizens visiting the castle amid rising concern.
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Ateracs Americians
Constantinuuf LS
Hopiaz
Amersan
Esropes
Mocia Cacio
Itea
Valdiz
Domer Palace
Saltanus
Troesia
Rouiitte
Formation of a regular Detroit infield to revive Tigers
Chicago, Dec 10. George Moriarty, successor to Ty Cobb, urged organizing a steady Detroit infield to improve the American League club’s fielding. He noted Detroit used many infielders in 1926 and emphasized regularity for double plays and overall defensives. He aimed to settle on a fixed infield and proceed.
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Chicago
George Mochariv
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Worlatty
Warner
Viullen
Else Nulen
O'Ronke
Burke
Georiger
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Prompece
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Pocahontas
Murbach Coal Co
Alaska
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All Eagle Orchestra
Elyria
Open Forum
Florence Allen
The
State Supreme Court
Ernest Heinrich Roth
Roth
All Things Musical
Wictrolas
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle
Ohio
Newcomes
Foresten Nippena
Mang
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Wesere
Amloharts
God
Ss Church
Detroit
Calais
Elyrt
Leader Shoe Store
Mir
Boylan
Womens
Oxfords
Thuchie
Castle’s Wall Paper Store
Second Street
Toy Barrows
Daisy Air Rifles
E. Loeffler Co
Broad Street
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