Bowery nightlife and Broadway dining echoes of roistering days
Bowery shops flash red banners for whiskey while prose of old prohibition revels lingers in shadows. Night life returns with dim restaurants and neon hamburger towers as famed diners and Broadway figures regroup. Musicians and writers glimpse a city of scent bars and luxury car trims amid gossip of legendary meals and lingering rivalries.
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New York
Bowery
Suicide Hall
Atlantic Garden
Doans Pills Claim Kidney Washout Benefit
An old 1934 advertisement claims Doan's Pills cleanse 15 miles of kidney tubes and restore vigor. It warns against risky modern cures and urges doctors’ prescriptions, noting Doan's has helped kidney sufferers for over four decades and advising readers to insist on the branded product.
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Doan
Todnay
Foster-Milsurn Co
Aden
Local Social Notes and Farming Odds and Ends
A miscellaneous page records social visits and family gatherings in the Oberlin area with names such as Elsie, Krakow, Schmitz, and the Websers, plus travel mentions to Rome and Vermilion. It also notes a farm harvest report detailing yields of 26 to 41 bushels per acre and a reference to the Argentine Congress enacting a national liability similar to the United States.
Local social notes and visits at Droege and Wise families
A roundup of Sunday gatherings and weekday calls from Belden Belden area residents. Visitors include Miss Lucille Wise, Dave Henry, Mrs Viola Hildebrandt, and many Cleveland and Medina guests. Reunions, funerals, and 4-H club meeting details show frequent family and neighbor exchanges across Elyria, Medina, Cleveland Heights, and North Rid.
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Belden
Brun
Bartor
Sudtle
Toledo
Herman Wise
Luc
Gerry
Wisconsin
Martin Ben
Sig
Diedrich
North Rid
Howard
Frank
Cassie
New Philadelphia
J. H. Barnum
J . J. B. Porteous
Droeg
Cora Ladd
Ladd
Fred Landis
Mary Francis
Martha Schriver
Milt Almond
Morrison
Robert Morrison
Akron
J. D. Mennell
A. L. Wise
Austin Hastings
Sudro
Ely Tia
Buth Wise
Bryn Phillips
Cleveland
Chas, Wises
Lucille Wise
Dave Henry
Beriswill Ome
Viola Hildebrandt
Edna
Roland
Oris
Nebraska
Droege
Henry Droaege
Sharlene
Nell Weg
Yates
Medina
Mer
North
Reindfleisch
Cambaugh
Dr. Reisinger
Reisinger
Bertha Damon
Cleveland Heights
Charlie Fisher
Barbara
Charles Wise
Lee Mennerlana
Oleeva Wise
Wm. Law
Reuben Law
Norvin Nesbett
Shaker Heights
Pittsfield Store News Club Meeting and Bake Sale Profits
In Pittsfield on June 12 a local store column notes a club meeting and a bake sale held at Watson Hardware Co in Quiverlia. Proceeds from the bake sale support a war relief fund as members plan future health program offerings and a business meeting to discuss project progress.
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Oferin
Fucure
Vna
Watson Hardware Co
Qubverlia
Wero
Community Club Plans August Camp Crag Meeting
In Medina county the club schedules its next opening in August at Camp Crag. Members will hold their next meeting on Thursday July 12 at the same location.
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Camp Crag
Medina County
Ferng
Brief notices from Wellington and surrounding towns
Briefs recount family visits and absences across Wellington Franklin and Oberlin. Mrs Harry Crosier rests at cousin Mrs George Hawk’s in Wellington while Mrs Emma Sigsworth and son Alyn vacation in Franklin Pa. Several relatives and friends frequent Crosier and Sigsworth homes and visit kin across the area.
Sunday Visitors Reach Mrs Lounsbrough Household
Ayo and Mrs C H Whitney with Mrs Mary Lounsbrough and daughter Mrs Beulah Feakins of Ol erlin were Sunday guests of Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough and quachter Betty Maye A W Davidson of Camden and Mr Lounsbrough spent Sunday in Sandusky Mr C Whitney who is ailing with a heart ailment visited his daughter Mrs C 4 Jordin for a short time Sunday morning
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Ayo
C. H. Whitney
Mary Lounsbrough
Beulah Feakins
Olerlin
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Quachter
Betty Maye
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Lounsbrough
Sandusky
C. Whitney
C. 4. Jordin
Birmingham Woman Rewarded After Street Incident
Two weeks after a Birmingham woman known as Mrs Charles Pope David received $15 following a street incident. Police traced her identity through her automobile tag and noted the lead that the linchpin mover saw her. The report references Diogenes and Ali in a murky context.
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Diogenes
Mirmingham
Ali
Charles Pope David
Birmingham
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