Dads Girl 2% Re Story Of A Girl Who Deserved To Win
Clara Dee meets Winfield Baxter, a famed germicide inventor, in New York and later in St Louis. He pursues her despite her claims of no interest, while Madge and Margaret help keep her life intact. Clara reflects on past love, loyalty, and a turning point as Baxter pressures.
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Clara Dee
Margaret
Madge
New York
Winfield Baxter
van Cortlandt Park
Gregory
Estelle
Ivan Moreau
Middlewest
Winfield
Jefferson
St Louis
Dee
Air
Baxter
Madie
Brownhelm Motor To Oklahoma
Miss Eva Smith of Elyria Mrs Harvey Brandan of this place and son Derand of Tulea Oklahoma left there Sunday afternoon to motor to Wakener Oklahoma where they will spend several weeks vis Mrs Brandans sister and her in law Mr and Mera Oscar Breeden who has been
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MOTOR
Oklahoma
Brownhelm
Eva Smith
Elyria
Harvey Brandan
This Place
Son Derand
Tulea
Wakener
Brandan
Mera
Oscar Breeden
Student Plans Return to Tulsa School of Music
After spending the past month here, the student will resume studies at the Tulsa School of Music, continuing pursuit of musical training and performance work.
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Tulsa School of Music
Missionary Tea Hosts at Congregational church event
The quarterly Missionary tea of the W. M. S. of the Congregational church will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. H. Peck. Hostesses will be Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Adam Claus, Sr., Mrs. John Shotton, Mrs. A. J. Cooper, Miss Mary Chopin and Mrs. T. W. Wilson.
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W. M.S
Congregational Church
F. H Peck
Peck
Adam Claus, Sr
John Shotton
A. J. Cooper
Mary Chopin
Visiting Sunday at Congregational Church
The Congregational Sunday school and church will hold a visiting day next Sunday July 13 with members attending services at other churches and no morning services at the Congregational church.
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Congregational
Churc
Entertains at Dinner by Mrs Adam Kneisel
Mrs Adam Kneisel entertained at dinner on Friday July 4th with guests Mr and Mrs Adam Mentel Mrs Glenn Johnson and Mr and Mrs Marton in attendance for the eve.
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Adam Kneisel
Adam Mentel
Glenn Johnson
Marton
Garrriott Home Hosts Several Local Dinner Guests
Jacobs and daughter Virginia of Lorain and Mrs. F. M. Peck attended. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garriott had guests for dinner and supper Friday including Mr. and Mrs. Thos Bruce and family, Mrs. Thos Bruce Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnank of Amherst, Mrs. Adam Claus Sr. and daughter Florence, and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lawrence and son Philip of Euclid Heights.
Acme Hosts Various Local Guests Across Weekend
Mr and Mrs Elus Fried and son Milliard of Acme Ohio spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs E G Lesher who entertained them Sunday evening. Guests included A J Shattuck Samuel Bacon F W Brandau Arthur Hasenpflug Harvey L Brandall and Mrs Adam Claus Sr and daughter Florence. Also present were Mr and Mrs Elmer Crandall of Chicago who visited the Andrews home last week. Mrs and Mrs Carl Hann and children of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Fred Hann and family of Canton called at Mrs Adam Claus Sr Saturday. Carl and Fred Hann were here 20 years ago and this was their first return since.
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Elus Fried
Milliard
Acme
Ohio
E. G. Lesher
A. J. Shattuck
Samuel Bacon
F. W. Brandau
Arthur Hasenpflug
Harvey L. Brandall
Adam Claus, Sr
Florence
Elmer Crandall
Chicago
Austin Andrews
Local social visits feature Elyria and nearby towns
Miss Charlotte Lindauer and Fred Schubert of Elyria spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bechtel and sons. Henry Hartman of Ceylon and Mrs. Warren Crab day visit Mrs. F. H. Peck with others from Gary Indiana. Mrs. Backus and Mrs. Ber Sachiery of Elyria call on Mrs. F. H. Peck. Eva and Cora May Hungerford of Oberlin visit their aunt Mrs. F. W. Brandau. Elias and Millard Fried of Acme drive to Castalia. FE. G. Lesher hosts guests Monday.
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Charlotte Lindauer
Fred Schubert
Elyria
R. W. Bechtel and Sons
Nenry Hartman
Ceylon
Warren Croll
Thomas
Gary
Indiana
F. H. Peck
Warren Crab
Backus
Ber Sachiery
Eva
Cora May Hungerford
Oberlin
F. W. Brandau
FE. G. Lesher
Elias and
Millard Fried
Acme
Castalia
Hocus Pocus Hocus Pocus In Horsehair Iowa
Uncle Eppa Cuttypipe telephones in from a summer show plage in Iowa and reports Ira Spindle post set a cross country auto record. Ira left Swinestady at 1am July 3 in a Siberian Spitz and arrived at Horsechair Chautaqua at 9pm the same day. He paused in Buffalo to play twelve games of French Pool with Uncle Eli Elderberry and endured a deer truck caravan roadblock in Chicago for 11 miles.
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Eppa Cuttypipe
Horsehair
Iowa
Ira
Eppa
Buffalo
Eli Elderberry
Chicago
Golf and Stress Drawn From Medical Director Quote
The quote by Dr William Muhl berg of Cincinnati president of the Association of Life Insurance Medical Directors describes the typical golfer’s routine. It notes frustration rising over a bad shot and the reaction of anger and possible club tossing as a reaction to poor performance.
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William Muhlberg
Cincinnati
The
Association of Life Insurance Medical Directors
Short and Snappy Missives in a Quip Filled Page
A collage of humorous exchanges and column snippets presents witty barbs and character sketches. The dialogue touches on fire and cannibalism, a courtroom moment, a living room alibi, a marriage ideal, movie enthusiasm, and a playful insult about being cracked. Myrtle Marie Mush signs off with a puzzled reader question.
Phrase from old editorial on canned heat time
A fragment reflects nostalgic sarcasm about prohibition era excesses and slang. The speaker hints at scrutiny of behavior with a playful Kimlet reference, comparing the era to wild home brew and mocking rushed judgments. The line preserves period voice and colorful metaphor.
Famous Finales of a Celestial Cigar Opinion
New York reports a commentary by Charlie Brown, a Celestial, urging a single 5 cent cigar after a five year smoke fast. The fragment notes three puffs from a black, five cent cigar as a provocative moment in a broader satirical piece.
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New York
Charlie Brown
Charlie
Man Falls After Dizzy From Cigar On East 14th Street
A man, dizzied by a cigar, collapsed after striking his head on a stoop and a house on East 14th Street. He was found in a hospital with a gashed scalp and possible skull fracture.
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs Charles Black Home
FIELDS reports the Ladies' Aid society will gather at Mrs Charles Black's home Thursday afternoon July tenth. Hostesses include Mrs Black Mrs Osborne and Mrs Bainbridge. Local visits include Elvira visitors T Higham and Lakewood guest Lizzie Reynolds. A fatal scalding accident afflicted Mr and Mrs Shular's four year old daughter with death in hospital Friday.
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A. Palmer
John Palmer, Jr
Cleveland
J. Shular
Local families mark Fourth with visits and outings
Sunday afternoon the community gathered for a church service officiated by Reverend Cobb and burial at Fields. Numerous families including the Fortune, Austin, Terrell, and Bainbridge households spent the Fourth with visitors, meals, and trips to Chippewa Lake and nearby sights amid a flurry of drives and social visits in Elyria and surrounding areas.
Burial honors for Shular girl at Fields cemetery
A bridge home and community members attended the burial of the little Shular girl at Fields cemetery, paying respects and noting the family’s sorrow.
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Bridge
Fields Cemetery
Canadian vows delayed by new tariff law
BLACK LAKE N Y Jay Livingston paid 300 extra after missing Ogdensburg deadlines under a new tariff. He bought 38 vows in Canada for train delivery to Prescott at 1 PM Tuesday but the morning train did not run. The shipment arrived at 6 PM, the customs house closed at 4 30, and the goods were held until the next day when the new law took effect.
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Black Lake
N. Y
Jay Livingston
Ogdensburg
Livingston
Canada
Prescott
Hartford Man Walked 300 Miles Home in Sixteen Days
Elisha Barrell of Hartford in Washington County walked from Gouverneur to his home in 1826. The 300 mile journey took sixteen days at a cost of 2.42 dollars, illustrating the frugal travel practices of the era.
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Gouverneur
N. Y
Elisha Barrell
Hartford
Washington County
Barrell
New Stroke of Relief for Teeth with Believable Comfort
A 50c box offers three months of comfort with easy eating and speaking like natural teeth, available at all druggists.
Fragmentary note on liquor costs and travel allowances
A fragment describes a person purchasing liquor en route with a road stop overnight costing 18 cents. The brief item hints at travel expenses and small sums, but lacks full context or names to identify individuals or organizations.
Early Insurance Origins Cited By Monarch Club Speaker
In Albany New York Harry J Mang of the Monarch club says insurance dates back to 600 B C when Nile boatmen pro rated losses on mules used to haul barges. The remark frames ancient risk management and collective pooling of costs.
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Albany
N. Y
B.C
Harry J. Mang
Monarch Club
Nile River
Egypt
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Albert M. Stolzenburg
Wall Paper
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ARROW
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Elyria Block
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