The Sacred Eye of No Find Ends Century Quest
The party discovers a high priest chamber and the Sacred Eye of No in a skull, lifting a curse and ending a century-long search for Pauo’s family's relic. They polish the legendary pearl, then are halted by a gunpoint arrest as Jameson and state police enter with guns ready.
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Phiter
Crey
Larry
Pauo
Tom
Holmes
Imry
Don
Pilly
Pallo J
Jameston
State
Some States Gain Some Lose By New Reapportionment
The 1930 census reapportionment shifts power in the 1932 election with California gaining about twice its 1923 influence and 21 states losing, while the Pacific Coast adds 10 congressmen and 10 electoral votes. Michigan and Texas gain seats, Missouri loses the most, and New York, New Jersey, and Ohio also increase. The shift alters presidential voting dynamics and party prospects ahead of November.
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Washington
America
California
Congress
Commonwealths
Delaware
Nevada
New York
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Texas
New Jersey
Ohio
Missouri
Towa
Fennsylvania
Georgia
Kentucky
Lost 20 Lbs In 4 Weeks Kruschen Salts Ad
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims she lost twenty pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts and reports increased energy and no hunger. The ad promotes half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast as a safe weight loss method with a money back guarantee.
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Mae West
St. Louis
C. W. Phil- Hpa
Electoral shifts map 14 electoral votes moved nationwide
The clerks tally shows Democratic states holding six and seven doubtful states, while Republicans lose 12 with nine Democratic and six doubtful states. Far West gains 10, Middle West seven gains and 12 losses, East five gains six losses, South and Southwest five gains nine losses. Net gains and losses in representation and electoral votes total 27 in both sets. California leads with nine gains, then Michigan four, New York two, others with smaller adds. Losses include Iowa two and several states with one each, totaling 27.
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Far West
Middle West
East
South
Southwest
House
Amherst Women Enjoy Socials and Braun Reunion
Amherst hosts Mary M. Eddy home gathering with Grace Purcell and Fleming Brainard honored in bridge games. Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters meet at North Main Street for business and a picnic plan August 3. Braun family annual reunion held in Oberlin with 58 attendees and plans for 1933 in Port Clinton. Amherst Business Men's Association meets at St. John's Evangelical Church to discuss picnic, Cascade Park, and relief work with future nominations.
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Amherst
Mary-Martha
Congregational Church
E. B. Eddy
South Main Street
Jenkins
Grace Purjcell
Fleming Brainard
Margaret Newsberry
Grace Purcell
Marion Steele
Stella Krugman
Minnie
Helen Sabiers
Frenk Raddie
Ed. Pietch
F. R. Powers
Stephan
H. G. Battenhouse
J. MacKenzie
R. L. May
Elmer Gall
Vincent Nalley
W. G. Schaeffer
North Main Street
Pythian Sisters
Harry Nicholl
George Hoffner
Conrad Mulder
Florence Ehrman
Edith Ehrman
Ella Jaeger
George Balls
George Hoffer
Katherine Cameron
Jessie McLean
Conrad Mulifer
M. B. Schaeffer
Jay Orcutt
Ada Purcell
Misa Florence Ehrman
Laws Kothe
Edward Kothe
Walter Kothe
Tulus Miller
Port Clinton
Amherst Business Men’s Association
St. John’s Evangelical Church
South Amherst
Cascade Park
Elyria
C. E. Schmidt
August Nabakowski
St. Peter’s
Reservoir Declares Refuge for Fish at Greeley Waterworks
The reservoir at the head of the Greeley waterworks is set aside as a fish refuge with no fishing privileges. Trout propagated there will be released into the Poudre River once they reach catching size.
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Greeley
Colo —P
Poudre
Wesbecher Funeral Rites At St Joseph Church
Funeral rites for the late Mrs Christine Matilda Westecher were conducted at St Joseph s Catholic Church Monday morning in charge of Rev Fr Fischen. Requiem high mass was sung by Leonard Okuley of Lorain who also sang two solos Ava Maria and Mother Dearest Mother Fairest accompanied by Miss Agnes Tahiff. Pallbearers were John McMullen Cleveland Lawrence Klassen John Niesen Martin Bauer Petar Wohlaver and Anthone Madnac. Burial was in the family lot Calvary Cemetery.
Wesbecher Funeral Attendees Listed in Cleveland Greens Belt
Relatives and friends attending the funeral services for Mrs. C. M. Wesbecher on Monday included Carl Wesbecher from Los Angeles California Mrs Gertrude Wesabecher and others from Cleveland Additionally Aobert Wesbecher Visa Lucile Wesbecher John Mc Mullen Mr and Mrs J Mahoney Sister Mary A Sister Beatrice Marie Miss Emma Steirert Harold Bellars Mr and Mrs A A Plato Lorain Mrs Katherine Wasbecher Mrs Mary Snyder Mr and Mrs G Finney from Greens Belt Pa.
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C. M. Wesbecher
Carl Wesbecher
Los Angeles
California
Gertrude Wesabecher
Aobert Wesbecher
Visa
Lucile Wesbecher
John McMullen
J. Mahoney
Mary A
Beatrice Marie
Cleveland
Emma Steirert
Harold Bellars
Crestline
A. A. Plato
Lorain
Katherine Wasbecher
Mary Snyder
G. Finney
Greensbelt
Outdoor meeting and social events at local churches
A series of community notices lists a Ladies Society outdoor meeting at Outdoor Life Association grounds hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Eastman with transportation from the church at 1 50 P M. Other items report funeral attendance for Mrs Carl Perkins, circle meetings, Eastern Stars events, trips to Michigan and Windsor, supper guests, large Sunday gatherings, Grange and church club activities, a beach party plan, local camp visits, and a lightning accident at Rock Island with a worker continuing duties after injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Outdoor Life Association
F. E. Eastman
Hawk Versus Minimisers In Feathery Battle Report
A fragment describes a clash between the Minimisers and a drake aiding a hen in a confrontation with an owner of fowls. The passage references Pearl Purdin and advocates imitation of the owner’s land and property, hinting at late 19th century writers and debates.
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Drake
Pearl Purdin
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