Bodenheimin Hid ing After Love Affairs in New York
In Greenwich Village the poet Bodenheim flees after an 11 year old Bronx girl case and the death of Virginia Drew. He faces custody disputes, potential prosecutions, and rising publicity as his literary circle and schemes draw attention. Police absolve blame for Drew’s death, while legal actions loom over Bodenheim’s relation to Gladys.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Maxsenheim
Boderheim
Bronx
Cape Cod
Bodenheim
Greenwich Ase
Boderhei
Virginia Drew
Maris J. Ken
Gladys
Drew
Gleers Loeb
New Evsland
Local Notes and Social Happenings in Ken County
July reports list residents at vacation spots and visits among neighbors. Mrs Ada Terrell hosts, Frank Pitts buys a new car, scouts head to Vermilion on the Lake, Burton visits noted, and a Memorial Hospital birth is announced. A funeral and Ladies Aid gathering are scheduled, with bar arrangements for August fifteenth and a lakefront calla meeting. Water boil signal noted for kettle usage.
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E. Alien Langnee Blarea
Kowston
National Park
Ed Herson
John
Homecoming Association
Robert Blaine
Ada Terrell
Olmsted Falls
Frank Pitts
John Bainbridge
John Hawk
Eaton
Sweet Cottage
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Judson Bainbridge
Ruth
Ira
Mary Osborne
Columbia
Alice Patchin Wampler
Vegetable Compound Claims Cure For Fatigue In Homes
Mrs D of 1226 Laurel St Elkhart Indiana reports relief from fatigue after using a Vegetable Compound advertised for women. She says it helps her work without resting and has transformed her home with renewed energy.
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Sinert
Laurel St
Elkhart
Indiana
Fragmented OCR Note on College Recess and Figures
A rough OCR fragment discusses a state college, a 22 S23 value over three weeks, and mentions a recess in July or week three. The text is garbled with numbers and names unclear, offering little coherent detail or verifiable outcomes.
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State Collegeid Ce
Werth
Young Racketeer Caught By Law
Cleveland police nabbed a young racketeer after a patrolman stopped a tearful boy claiming he had been robbed of his money. The officer uncovered that companions had previously supplied the boy with money after similar losses, trapping him in a cycle of deceit.
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Cleveland
Frank Maree
Maree
New Gold Suit Costs Three Dollars in New York
John F. Schmitt, a realty operator, funded a gold leaf coat for General Sherman and his horse after being distressed by damaged statue remains in Central Park. The cost reached five thousand dollars. The story notes use of natural gas in Roma Austral for engine operation during an oil search.
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New York
John F. Schmitt
General Sherman
Schmitt
St. Gandells
Central Park
Ciy
Roma
Austral
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Kentucky
Missouri
Mississippi
Cape Eight River
Ozarks
Girardeau, Mo
Girardeau
Wooster
Hallworthy
Oberlin Rd
Elvria O
Tobay
Frutti
Becker
Candyland
Hughes
Ohio
I. Hughes
Trang
Cay
Dossir
Peder Lider
Ske
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Elyrias
Chronicle-Telegram
Osaha
Broad Street
Tudor Plate
Winchester
Elyria, Ohio
Burlington Shopping Baskets
Selec
Ralklips
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