Farmers Institute program planned in Henrietta
Farmers Institute set for February 13 and 14 at Birmingham M. E. church features a long schedule of addresses on life work fruit tree care pruning and marketing, with joint orchestras from Henrietta High School and Birmingham. Lectures cover livestock factors in farming and doing more with available resources. Special musical programs include saxophone duet and violin quartette.
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Henrietta
H. G. Portman
Farmers’ Institute
Birmingham
Karl Patow
Dole
Imma Olds
Minsle
Lps
Orchestra
EL. A
S. W. Moore
Aid Society
Sy Sh
Farichess
Rachel Hannon
Alcore
Atubay Oy Ek
C. FL Rowland
E. A. Fleming
Elia Reising
H. A. S Stevens
Erle Co
E. A
Mary E. Anderson
America
Henrietta High School
Moore
Birmingham Orchestra
Lees
Rita Berkmeyer
Floyd Heyes
Suffering Nervous Breakdowns Promised Relief from Dr Pierce
Fragmentary advert claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cured severe nervous breakdowns and restored health for Mrs Elizabeth Romsey of 1817 Lt range St. A nearby note mentions scarlet fever in Henrietta and local church gatherings, plus brief rural community updates on a Milk Association meeting and a wedding bond issue.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Henrietta
Jesse Portglan
M. B
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
H. G. Portman
Hyman
Florence
Milk Association
Clevemane
Periday
Brickner
Cleveland
Methodist Church
Toe Wooingn
M.es
Get Rid of Piles Now Pyramid Pile Suppositories Ad
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Suppositories as a quick relief for burning pain and protrusions. It claims thousands testify and that many avoid surgical operations by using the product. The copy urges readers to visit a drug store for a Webox Advertiser.
Social Guests and Bible Study Plan in Grafton
Miss Winifred Trass and J W Tran hosted dinner for guests from Wellington and Lorain including Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Pfeiffer and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jones with Teddy and others. Mrs. Frank Clark and Mrs. Lawrence Graham visited Mrs. Belle Bailey and Mrs. D A Swartz. The Bible Study class will meet at the parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. LeRoy Wright on Thursday evening.
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Grafton
Winifred Trass
J. W. Tran
T. W. Pfeiffer
A. B. Jones
Teddy
Wellington
F. W. Howard
Lucy Robson
Frank Clark
Lawrence Graham
Lorain
Belle Bailey
D. A. Swartz
LeRoy Wright
H. J. Rising
Geo. Barchard
Clyde
Berea
E. W. Richard
Iva Wolf
Memorial Hospital
Fanny Clark
Elyria
John Clark
Kate Henry
John Christian
Olmstead
Falla
Gardner
New Plymouth
Idaho
Ella Richard
John
W.S. Aldrich
Maud Allen Marquet
St. Joseph Hospital
Marquet
C. H. Johnson
Luella Sandrock
Lewis Heft
Heft
Eleanor
Local residents share visits and updates around town
The记rrow shows social calls around Amherest LaGrange and Elyria with Myrna Maynard Koepke and Mr and Mrs Geo Koepke hosting relatives. Mary McClintock recovers from flu, Robin and blue jay sightings noted, and a Berea Troubadours concert praised.
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Myrna
Maynard
Edward Howard
White Pigeon Mich
Elkhart
Ind
J. B. Finlayson
Dorothea Mertre
Cleveland
James Finlayson
J. L. Law
Franklin Lew
Elyria
Irvin Klinect
N. Eberhard
Grace McClintock
Patented Innovations By Women Include Clear Umbrella
A transparent umbrella allowing clear visibility and scissors with interchangeable blades are two novel inventions recently patented by women.
Melloglo Beauty Cream Ad Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement touts Melloglo Beauty Cream as harmless for overnight use to whiten skin and improve complexion. It claims aches purify the skin and fade imperfections, promising a childlike smooth look. Sold at Crandall's Drug Store.
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Crandall's Drug Store
McCormick Named Leader of Chicago Women's World Fair
Mrs Medill McCormick, a noted Chicago woman, is appointed general executive of the committee directing the Women's World Fair to be held in Chicago in April.
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W. E. D. Stokes
Chicago
Helen Elwood Stokes
Medill McCormick
Windy City
United States
Lovesickness Alarms Paris With Many Tragic Personal Crises
Paris reports a surge of lovesickness described as a grave malady of the jazz age. News recounts suicides and self harm linked to romantic heartbreak, with calls for autopsies to identify a supposed microbe behind this contagious plague.
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Paris
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