Nightlife and City Dangers Loom Over Manhattan’s Lafayette
A vivid late night portrait of Manhattan from Lafayette to Times Square reveals fear and allure. Readers glimpse all night haunts, dawn transience, and a wary crowd around Madison Square and the Bridge of Sighs as police and danger mingle with urban glamour and decay. The piece also notes El Chico in Sherman Square and profiles of matadors visiting, plus cultural nods to Hemingway and Laughton.
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New York
Manhattan
Lafayette
Brooklyn Ridge
Financial District
Sheridan Square
Rodriguez
Barrara
Lalanda
Sydney Franklin
Hemingway
Collada
Valencia
America
Harvard Yips Stirred By One Last Season Game
A mood of strong dislike for football grew after a single last season game. Amid cold fans, a lone shout urged Harvard to produce a small cheer, reflecting the heated college spirit of the moment.
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Harvard
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bone in Dawley shoulder cast after injury
Eaton Laton Ohio January reports indicate Charles Dawley’s shoulder bone was crushed and casted. He remains at Elyria Clinic. Various local visits and social notices follow including neighbors and family gatherings, quilt club plans, and upcoming bi monthly Grange meetings with short plays and a Spring Has Come program.
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Stanley Howard
Ford Hill
Everett Hill
Ernest Smith
Lydia Mack
Ellon Mueller
Ruth
Lakewood
Mack
C. C. Blumenschenkel
Sunshine Quilt Club
Perry Dawley
Charles Dawley
Elrria Clinic
Harold Smith
North Olmsted
Minnie Tite
West View
Ernst Cooley
Walter Fishburn
Litle
Bonnie Marie
Lakewood Hospital
Ladies’ Aid
Charles Strickland
LeRoy Shirkey
John Hahn
D. K. Hall
Roy Jackson
Frances Davis
Berea
N. J. Hoskin
Grange
H. L. Tite
Wayne
Walter Cornish
Hugh Strickland
Elyria
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Persistent coughs and colds can lead to serious trouble and are treated with Creomulsion an emulsified creosote that soothes inflamed membranes heals tissues and inhibits germ growth. The ad promises quick relief guarantees satisfaction and offers money back if no relief after directions.
Church Services Announced for Sunday January 22
South Ridge notes worship at 9 45 a m January 22 led by Pastor Rev Amore with Sunday School at 10 45 a m. Services listed for parishioners and visitors.
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South Ridge
Rev
Amore
Funeral Service for Howard Conger Held at Home
Funeral for Howard Conger who died Thursday evening was conducted Sunday afternoon at his late home with Rev. F E Eastman of Amherst Congregational Church and Rev I H Amore officiating. Mrs Harland Schlechter and Miss Mirian Fowl sang two selections Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and The Old Rugged Cross. Burial followed in Murray Ridge cemetery under the direction of Carl Taylor of Elyria.
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Howard Conger
F. E. Eastman
Congregational Church
Amherst
I. H. Amore
Harland Schlechter
Henrietta
Mirian Fowl
Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere
Old Rugged Cross
Murray Ridge
Carl Taylor
Elyria
Farm Bureau Meeting Attendees In Elyria Listed
Among attendees at the Elyria Farm Bureau meeting on Saturday were Mr and Mrs Milton Eppley and family and Frank Bechtel J P Bechtel attended a meet.
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Farm Bureau
Elyria
Milton Eppley
Frank Bechtel
J. P. Bechtel
Amherst area social notes and club gatherings listed
Local residents attend meetings and visit relatives across Elyria Oberlin and South Amherst. Events include D C Club at Middle Ridge January 21 with Alice Bird demonstration, numerous calls and visits among Knittle Hanlon Ernst Smith and others, and a Chinese politeness anecdote about a telephone operator in China.
Japan's Population History and Racial Mixture Noted
A historical note on Japan describing its population as a mix of races, contrasting with typical homogeneity claimed for other regions. The passage discusses race and ethnicity in broad terms, reflecting a 20th century perspective on Japan.
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Japan
Earth
Daniel Boone Discovers Gap and Clears Wilderness Road
Daniel Boone first finds the Cumberland Gap in 1769 during a hunting expedition. Six years later he and his companions blaze a trail through the gap, later called the Wilderness Road, a route that gains prominence in the Civil War era.
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Daniel Boone
Cumberland Gap
Qn the Cong the priest or Senet toe or at
The readable text is fragmented and unclear. No verifiable entities or events are present to produce a factual two-line record.
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Spain
Alfonso Dawdling
Paris
Charles Laughton
Claridge’s
London
Kyde Park
Percy Glasser
Harrisburg
Otis Lyndes
Hopwood
Forest Lyndes
Fields
Marsh Hurst
Walter Bracy
Columbia
Fred Hathaway
E. M. Hathaway
Erma Alexander
Pldotread Fire & Supply CO
Broad Street
Niewspape
Syyrsi
Frank Laraway
Society of the Congregational Church
South Amherst
George Ifill and Son
J. Rodgers
B. Young
J. Smith
Bob Hoffman
Cleveland
Adna Madill
Lorain
George Knittle
Clayton Peabody
Vivian
Ida Belle
Oberlin
Leo Hanlon
Clyde MacBeth
Jorain
BE. A. White
Edith
Vincent
George Thompson
Joshua Thompson
Howard Beal
J. A. Sinegar
Conrad Ernst
Earl Dehn
Ethel Thompson
Arthur Ernst
So. Amherst
LeRoy Hisley
Clyde Mac Peth
Edith Green
Richard Hoyer
China
Insurance Agency
Intelligent Insurance Service
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