The Mysterious Young Man By Louise Gerard
Ann Carmichael a English professor daughter falls for Roy Burney a young American millionaire after he saves her from blackmailers. They travel from London to Peking where Cho a Chinese confidant pursues Death a missing figure. Burney distrusts Ann and Cho while Lamont family schemes unfold amid a tense chase through towns and the Summer Palace.
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Ann Carmichael
Roy T. Burney
Burney
Lady Mooring
Ann
Lamont
Lea Lamson
de Ath
Ren
Roy
London
Hongkong
Peking
Lamontis
Foo
Barney
Jyed Lousy
Cho
Lee Lawson
Countess Mooring
Cho Hem Ling
Littl
Birds of
Lorsen
Legation
Quéfater
Summer Palace
Tures
Kitchen Katies Lead Salads Demonstrations at South Ridge 4H
South Ridge 4H Club met with adviser Mrs. Milton Eppley on Thursday afternoon. Members presented a Salads demonstration by Maud Fridenstine and Roberta Freeland and a separate Cooked Salad Dressing and Sandwiches demo by Kathleen and Kathdeen Young. Attendees included Norman Delefield, Roberta Freeland, Helen and Marion Galvan, Maud Fridenstine, Kathleen and Kathdeen Youne, Jewell Beal, Marion Knirtle, and others. The next meeting is set for July 25 with Mrs. Ethel Cole in Elyria.
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South Ridge
Milton Eppley
Maud Fridenstine
Roberta Freeland
Kathleen
Kaladeen Young
Mast
NormanDelefied
Flelen
Marjorie Pircrock
Ethel
Wary Galvan Maud
Tean Frideystine Kathleen
Kathdeen Youne
Jewell Beal
Marion Knirtle
Ethel Cole
Elyria
Postponed Picnic For Ladies Aid At Linwood Park
The Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society picnic scheduled for Linwood Park on July 16 has been postponed. No new date is announced.
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Ladies’ Aid and Woman’s “Missionary Society
Linwood Park
Money Lender Promises Quick Loans on Worthy Purposes
An advertising notice offers cash loans to worthy people for any legitimate purpose with confidential, deferred repayment plans. Inquiries welcomed during business hours.
Loan Co Opens Daily With Weekend Hours
A local loan company announces hours of operation from 8 30 A M to 5 P M daily and till 8 30 P M on Saturdays including extended Saturday evening service for customers.
Paper Trick Seals Hidden Piece To Reassemble Torn Note
In a classic sleight of hand from Will L. Lindhorst, a folded scrap is concealed behind the hand while a second sheet is displayed and torn. The hidden fragment is moved to the corner, then the torn pieces are crumpled and dropped, revealing the concealed portion as the paper is miraculously made whole. The performer then offers a wager to duplicate the illusion.
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Will L. Lindhorst
Whnu Service
Shower Attendant Miriam Fowl Honored at Jade Tea Room
Miss Miriam Fowl attended a shower in honor of Mrs. Carl Sprague at the Jade Tea Room in Elyria on Wednesday evening, with attendants and guests present.
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Miriam Fowl
Carl Sprague
Jade Tea Room
Elyria
Amore Returns Home After Sandusky Trip
Rev. I. H. Amore moved to Sandusky Thursday and returned Friday. Mrs. Amore and son Robert, who spent two weeks with relatives and friends, returned home with him.
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I. H. Amore
Sandusky
Amore
Robert
Ice Cream Social on EL BE Members’ Church Lawn
An ice cream social organized by the EL BE members was held on the church lawn Wednesday evening, drawing attendees for a community gathering and refreshments.
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The
EL. C. BE
Mrs Clyde MacBeth Visit to F H Simon Family
Mrs Clyde MacBeth and her children Deloris Clayton and Newton visited F H Simon and family, according to local social notes noting a cordial call and exchange of greetings.
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Clyde MacBeth
Deloris, Clayton and
Newton
F. H. Simon
Fam
Local visitors and calls reported around Sandusky
The article lists residents and visitors in Sandusky and nearby towns. Mrs Frank Saraway and companions from South Amherst visited, with several calls on J H Delefield, Ruth Fowl, Milton Schlech ter, and Emma Fowl’s family noted plus Lorain and Elyria visitors.
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Emma Fowl
Ralph Fowl
George Simon
Elyria
Clyde MacBeth
Wiliam Kuss
Eyria
Scrambled Eggs And Preserves For A Cool Hot Night
Household hints from MENJ describe a light supper of scrambled eggs and fruit preserves. Recipes include scrambled eggs with baking powder, currant jelly and cherry jam methods, plus tips on using pectin, boiling points, paraffin seals, and safe canning steps for sour and sweet cherries.
Cherry Time Is Here CHERRY WHIP Recipe
Mrs Mary Mortons Daly tests a cherry whip dessert using sour cherry juice marshmallows and cream. Beat marshmallows with juice, whip cream, fold in set cherry mixture, chill until ready to serve in sherbet glasses.
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Mary Mortons Daly
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbors Visits
Messrs Arthur Stark and Mrs Stark hosted a weather discussion Wednesday evening. Lawrence Horner of Lorain called on Clyde MacBeth and family Thursday.
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Ents
Arthur Starkweather
Lawrence Horner
Lorain
Clyde MacBeth
First female aeronaut joins balloon voyage in Lyons
Madame Tibe of Thible becomes the first female aeronaut aboard a balloon named Gustave piloted by Tieurant. The ascent occurs at Lyons on June 4, 1784 in the royal presence of the French royal family and the King of Sweden.
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Ope Madame Tibe
Thible
Tieurant
Gustave
Lyons
France
Sweden
Largest Whale Ever Caught Yields 175 Barrels of Oil
Capper's Weekly reports the giant whale, measuring 25 feet long, was captured becoming the largest whale on record and yielding 175 barrels of oil valued at 5350 dollars.
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Capper
No Oxygen on Moon Surface Found in UV Studies
Ultraviolet analysis of full moonlight confirms the lunar surface atmosphere is virtually devoid of oxygen. The finding supports longstanding belief that the Moon lacks a substantial atmosphere, with implications for future exploration and surface conditions.
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Moon
Navy Balloonist to Pilot Navy's Entry in Akron Race
Lieutenant T G W Settle USN will pilot the navy's lone entry in the National Elimination Balloon races set to start in Akron on July 18 at Coodyear Zeppelin Corporation.
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T. G. W. Settle
Coodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Akron
Ohio
Navy
Who Owns Ohio River Boundary Question Explored
Pathfinder Magazine notes that when a river forms a state boundary the title is presumed to extend to the river’s middle. It states Kentucky and West Virginia have jurisdiction along their shores to the low-water mark, with Indiana and Winds banks mentioned, under a legal provision.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Pathfinder Magazine
Queen Mary's House Opens to Public in Jedburgh
Queen Mary's House in Jedburgh Scotland, famed for Mary Stuart's visit and tragedy, has opened to the public after a subscription funded purchase. Sir James Bairle assisted in the campaign, and a cannon once owned by Mary Queen of Scots bearing France and Scotland arms was placed in the house.
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Queen Mary’s House
Mary Stuart
Jedburgh
Scotland
James Bairle
Mary Queen of Scots
France
National Cemetery Burials for Spouse Rules Spelled Out
The rule allows a wife of an enlisted man to be buried in a national cemetery in the same grave but not side by side. The soldier sailor or marine may be buried deeply enough to permit the grave to be opened for an additional interment. The policy covers wives of living enlistees who have reached seventy years.
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Peking
Nanchow
Tue
Artificial nerves test wing air pressure help solve problems
Artificial nerves in the form of faline semesitive to heat are used to test air pressure on airplane wings, aiding development in gerodyrwa fes. Popniaey fechanes Vasine.
Ohio Bar Association wraps up mid-summer meet at Cedar Point
Cedar Point Ohio July 11 the fifty second mid summer convention of the Ohio Bar Association ended with officers installed and routine business. Judge Walter Ryan successor to Phil Bradford becomes president and mid winter meeting expected in Cincinnati in December Paul V McNutt Indiana University Law School dean and past American Legion commander addressed the banquet urging reverence for law. Earlier Senator Simeon D Fess argued the country must return to normalcy and cited war era peace progress including Hoover moratorium as a step forward.
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Cedar Point
Ohio Bar Association
Walter Ryan
Cincinnati
Phil S. Bradford
Columbus
Ryan
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana University Law School
National American Legion
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Fess
Nations declare war on Germany amid global diplomatic splits
Twenty four nations declared war on Germany, but about half took active part. Notable participants include France, Russia, Great Britain and the British dominions, United States, Belgium, Serbia, Italy, Portugal, Montenegro, Japan, Greece, and Romania. Other states cut diplomatic ties.
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Germany
France
Russia
Great Britain
British Dominions
United States
Belgium
Serbia
Italy
Portugal
Montenegro
Japan
Greece
Romania
Dear Dollies and the Moral Balance in Play
A Brooklyn editor weighs a reader’s plea from a big brother who resists party discipline and asks if grown men should discourage boys from playing with dolls. The editor notes it is acceptable for boys but costly for men to avoid such play.
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Brooklyn
Bank cashier defies gunman in vault stand off
A Pennsylvania bank cashier reportedly faced a gunman demanding vault access but refused to comply. The incident frames the cashier as a steadfast figure, with commentary noting a long marriage as a possible factor in resolve.
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Pennsylvania
Worrester
Pony leads searchers to buried boys at foundry sand
In Fostoria Ohio July a pony belonging to Buddie Sherman eight led searchers to a sand pile at a local foundry where the bodies of Buddie Sherman and playmate Malcold Kelly both eight were found buried. A cave the boys had built collapsed noon yesterday rushing sand and smothering them. Attempts to resuscitate failed. Both boys were sons of prominent families.
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Fostoria
Buddie Sherman
Sherman
Malcold Kelly
Childre
Largest box huckleberry plant spans huge ground cover
The largest plant likely the world is a rare box huckleberry. A single specimen’s creeping runners cover about 100 acres with a thick mat, while height rarely exceeds six inches. Growth to full size takes centuries per Field Museum of Natural History and Popular Science Monthly.
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Field Museum of Natural History
Popular Science Monthly
Poor Place for Guessing Medicine Drops
Careful dosing advised for medicine given by drops. Do not use a spoon to measure. Use a proper dropper and avoid variable drop sizes which can cause harm. Never guess dosages or approximate strength.
How to Become a Saint
A concise meditation on sainthood, describing the saints as cheerful in hardship, patient in trial, persevering when tempted to quit, silent when tempted to speak, and agreeable when tempted to disagree. The rules are simple yet enduring.
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Murray Junell
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Fay Welch
Santa Monica
Calif Taka
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Stapal
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