Demmer Home Of President's Son Damaged By Fire
North Hampton New Hampshire June 15 Fire damaged the top floor of the summer home of James Roosevelt son of the president The incident occurred as the Roosevelt family had just opened the house for the season Jare Delano Roosevelt 14 months old granddaughter of the president was outside in a carriage when the fire was found James Roosevelt rushed from Boston in a Massachusetts State Police car to learn of the blaze.
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North Hampton
N. H
James Ett
Jare Delano Roosevelt
the Dent
Roosevelts
James
Boston
Massachusetts
Taxidermist Adds Curious Creature To Exhibit
In Flagstaff Arizona Dean Eldredge, a taxidermist, expands his freak animal collection with a three year-old live three-legged duck and two two-headed calves, donated by Arthur Young, Coconino National Forest road supervisor. The cyclopean-eye lamb died three days after birth due to a single jaw hindering nourishment.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Dean Eldredge
Taxidermist
Arthur Young
Coconino National Forest
Young
Goodrich Safety Silvertown Tire Promises Safer High Speed Ride
A vintage ad touts the Goodrich Safety Silvertown tire featuring Life-Saver Golden Ply to prevent blow outs by resisting heat and internal separation. It claims three times longer life than standard tires, superior skid resistance, and comparable cost to rivals, with emphasis on high speed performance and safety features.
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Goodrich
Silvertown
Sandard
X Ray Best Treatment For Acne In Youth
A physician outlines acne causes from blocked skin ducts to bacterial infection and systemic factors. He notes adolescence worsens sebaceous activity and that treatment ranges from drainage and cleansing to vaccines and X ray therapy, which he cites as the most rapid cure option.
Hager Opens New West Avenue Chop
Elrria's newest barber shop and beauty parlor opens on West Avenue just north of Broad Street. Frank Hager, a longtime local barber, greets customers in a bright new space with large windows, two barber chairs, a Kids Korner, and a separating curtain to Ruby Rice's beauty parlor specializing in permanents and finger waves.
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Elrria
West Avenue
Broad Street
Frank Hager
Kiddies’ Korner
Ruby Rice
Hager
Todi Street
Nurse Regains Her Health
A Brooklyn nurse credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after three years of exhaustion. She reports better appetite digestion sleep and energy and endorses the remedy to other women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Readers Ask About Cod Liver Oil and Psyllium Seeds
Question from H N asks if cod liver oil and light psyllium seeds harm a person with colftin. Answer notes psyllium seeds may lodge in digestive crevices but usually do no harm. Editor announces six Dr Clendening pamphlets available for 10 cents each with SASE, covering indigestion constipation infant feeding diabetes feminine hygiene and hair care.
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H. N
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Jail Break Plan Is Frustrated
Jefferson Ohio June 15 UPI Sheriff C H Blanche today frustrated an escape attempt by James Andrew Kohler 28 of Youngstown from the Ashtabula county jail. A tip from a soon to be discharged prisoner led to the discovery that Kohler had dug halfway through the rear wall beneath the roof after removing heavy iron plates. Crude tools and a 25 foot ladder made of blankets tied together were found near the hole, which was being dug from a small loft above the cell block.
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Jefferson, O
UPI
C. H. Blanche
James Andrew Kohler
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Blanche
Kohler
Real Estate Transfers Across Lorain and Wellington Areas
Transfer notices show numerous quitclaim and sheriff deeds. Carl Clough and Bessie Clough acquire lot 3257 in Lorain’s Sheffield Land Company Addition. Other transfers include Overholt to Krueck on Eleventh Street Lorain and Higgins to Jennie Higgins for Wooster Court Elyria and Ejignith Street Elyria. Henry Litchfield’s estate to Cora Smith in Wellington, plus Smith to L McConnell and McConnell to Laura Hammond on Herrick Avenue West. Savings Bank trust to Dunfee on 17 acres North Ridge Road Sheffield Lake. R E Hayden to Citizens Home and Savings Association for East Twenty-Eighth Street Tain, and sheriff deeds for Wellington and Oberlin properties and for First Wellington Bank.
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Carl Clough
Bessie Clough
Sheffield Land Company
Lorain
Isaac C
Bertha Overholt
Carrie M. Krueck
Eleventh Street
Clarence E. Higgins
Jennie E. Higgins
Wooster Court
Elyria
Ejignith Street
W. S
Emma Pole
Joseph
Julia Kish
Leona Heights
Elyria Township
Henrietta S. Litchfield
Cora G. Smith
Herrick Avenue
Wellington
L. W. McConnell
TL. W. McConnell
Laura Hammond
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Guy B. Findley
Raymond and
Anna Dunfee
North Ridge Road
Sheffield Lake
Hungarian researchers claim enhanced Rontgen X-ray method
Dr. Aszady and Professor Zilahy of Budapest assert an improved X-ray process yielding finer detail than prior methods. Their photos reportedly reveal minute internal developments enabling diagnosis of diseases long deemed incurable such as tuberculosis and cancer.
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Aszady
Zilahy
Budapest
Hungary
Witch doctors in Swazi tradition seek guilty by odor
In Swazi culture, communities blame misfortune on a member of the group. A wizard or witch doctor is called to "amell out" the guilty person, using a perceived odor to detect the culprit among those with a bed, smear, or other relation.
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Africa
Amell
Gap Between Home and School Widens in Junior High
By GARRY C. MYERS, PH. D. head of Parent Education at Cleveland College Western Reserve Univ. The article argues that a widening gap between home and school grows from kindergarten to senior high, worsened during adolescence as peers influence behavior and students seek parental privacy. It criticizes teacher training for neglecting home factors and endorses Parent-Teacher associations as key to improving home school relationships while warning against politicization.
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Garry C. Myers
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Parent
Coal Field Conflict Across Fronts in World War
The war’s balance hinged on coal fields with British and German mines as decisive centers. French and Belgian mines were sidelined from the start, while American coal fields later intervened shaping the outcome.
Rites Held For Kipton Pastor
Funeral services for Philip E. Harding, longtime pastor emeritus of Amherst Congregational Church, were held at Kipton Community church. Born in 1852 in St Marys Ontario he studied at King’s College and Oberlin Theological Seminary. He pastored six Ohio churches over 47 years and died recently after retiring from active ministry. Interment followed at Camden Cemetery.
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Philip E. Harding
Kipton
Harding
F. E. Eastman
Amherst Congregational Aurch
Mr. Harding
St. Marys
Ontario
King’s College
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Isss
Amherst Church
Hastman
Ohio
Kiipton
Eastman
William Muir Auld
Eisra
Mir. Harding
Mrs. Harding
Mr. Auld
Christ
Dr. Auld
Hardine
Elijah
God
Camden Cemetery
South Amherst Auxiliary Meeting Notice
Mrs. Paul Mori hosted the South Amherst Legion Auxiliary gathering on Tuesday evening. Members discussed routine work and favorable reports, and planned a bake sale for Saturday afternoon July 1. After adjournment nine members shared refreshments. Mrs. Harmon Mathas to entertain July 10.
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Auiliary
South Amherst
Paul Mori
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary
Harmon Mathas
Regular meeting of Security Benefit Association in Amherst
A regular meeting of the Security Benefit Association was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wiegand in Amherst on Wednesday evening. The session covered ordinary business and concluded with a social hour and refreshments.
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Security Benefit Association
John Wiegand
Amherst
Birthday party guests attend Edwards Food Store event in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Emil Ruth and Miss Twylah Stevenson attended a birthday party for the Edwards Food Store in Cleveland on Wednesday. Mrs Jacob Ruth and daughters Miss Lila and Mrs George Garthe of Amherst called on Mrs Lodi Gibson Tuesday afternoon.
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Emil Ruth
Twylah Stevenson
Cleveland
Edwards Food Store
Jacob Ruth
Lila
George Garthe
Amherst
Lodi Gibson
Village Council Meeting Sets Fire Equipment Upgrades
The village council, led by Mayor John Schaub, held a regular meeting at the town hall. Street and sidewalk committees reported favorably, new fire equipment parts ordered, painting of street signs postponed, hog pens urged to be cleaned, Henry Garland named central committee chairman in the mayor's absence, American Legion partners to beautify town hall property, and dogs prohibited from running loose with prosecutions for violators.
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John Schaub
Henry Garland
American Legion of South Amherst
Security Benefit Association meets at Wiegands Amherst home
All members of the Security Benefit Association are invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wiegand in Amherst this evening. There will be a business and social time.
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The
Security Benefit Association
John Wiegand
Amherst
Convention of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Held Here
The Norwalk District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society convention meets at the local Methodist church on Friday June 16. The program opens at 9:30 with devotions led by Rev. R C Jenson. Luncheon at noon, then an afternoon session at 1 with speeches. Miss Yang Chu a Chinese youth and Dr C B Hess will attend. An evening banquet for the young people is planned at 6:50.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Norwalk
Methodist Church
R. C. Jenson
Amherst Banquet Highlights District Auxiliary Representation
The Amherst Business Men's Association and their wives attended a district banquet at St John’s Evangelical church Monday evening. A 6:30 dinner was served by the ladies, featuring three courses.
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Amherst
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Social visits and house guests across several towns
Mrs Helen Stogel of Grand Rapids Michigan is the house guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Engle. Mr and Mrs A F Nally of Amherst visited Ismac Slack Sr Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs A E White and daughter of Vincent called on relatives Sunday. Rev and Mrs C F Fogel are spending a few days with the latter s parents in Dunkirk Ohio. Mrs John Thompson and Mrs George Stephenson were Monday callers in Elyria.
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Helen Stogel
Grand Rapids, Mich
Arthur Engle
A. F. Nally
Amherst
Ismac Slack Sr
A. E. White
Vincent
C. F. Fogel
Dunkirk
Ohio
John Thompson
George Stephenson
Elyria
Snow publishes an advertising only issue in Chadron weekly
George C. Snow, publisher of a Chadron weekly, printed a newsless edition filled with advertising to prove a point. Subscribers reacted with a loud roar, and Snow vowed the paper would publish real news again next issue.
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Chadron
Neb
George C. Snow
Snow
Man Pays Fine In Kingston For Wife Transport Ticket
For riding on his wife’s com mutation ticket between Norbitos and Londos while she had influenza, Guy Temple-Walker was fined $35 in Kingston police court.
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Norbitos
Londos
Guy Temple-Walker
Kingston
Kruschen Salts Diet Claims Slimming Results
Mrs Helga Blaugh of New York City reports four inches off hips seven inches off waist in forty days by taking Kruschen Salts. She claims a 26 percent weight reduction without hunger and urges safe use with a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. A four week jar costs a small amount at Phillips Drug Store and other drugstores worldwide.
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Helga Blaugh
New York City
Phillips’ Drug Store
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