Temple of the Eastern Gate on Lost Island
The crew explores a vast temple carved into cliff rock facing the east with winged canoes and bas reliefs. They note seven pillars per side, a large doorway, and an altar where ancient sacrifices occurred while discussing cannibalism, ancient continents, and Pauo’s family's ties to Nu.
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Americas
Asia
Bur
Mab
Pilly
Pauo
Larry
Tom
Pete
Holmes
Lane
Paul
Tilly
Love
Amooth
Pavo
Puuo
Jim
Ton
Temple Plaza
Children’s Day Programs and Local Notices in Amherst
Amherst South Amherst June 2. Children of St John's Sunday School observed Children's Day with a program including song, recitation, and dances. Community notices list a birthday party for Methodist Ladies' Aid, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Martin Springer, and various visiting guests and family gatherings in Elyria and nearby towns. The column notes turnout at Stonington Lodge services and local college commencement attendees from Oberlin.
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South Amherst
St. John's
I Schmidt
Irvin Wragg
Sunbeam Waittes
Way Cla
Fiv Trirls
Dorothy Gerber
Glades
William Blaser
Elyria
Laketer
Martin Springer
Doris
Lois
Russel
George Bourquin
Ward Hubbard
Billy
Stonington Lodge of Masons
Methodist Church
James Lyon
Margaret Rice
Grace
Helen Rice
Marian Steele
Arthur Rice
Oberlin
Ralph ©. Gibson
Cleveland
Paul A. Romig
Lakewood
Emma O. Greenlee
Urichsville
H. E. Moore
William ‘Wirth
Fred Wirth
Park Meyers
Donna
Henry Ruth
J. Ruth
Claude Birch
Tommy
Henrietta Briefs Highlight Local Sunday Visits
Henrietta notes a parade of Sunday calls and dinners as residents from Lakewood to South Amherst visit families in Henrietta. People include Carl Portman, Albert Reuaser, Rev Fred Ross, Clyde Betts, Mary Becker, Gena Bell, George Pippert, Barbara Angerbach, and others sharing meals, picnics, and social calls across multiple homes and nearby towns.
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Henrietta
Carl Portman
Lakewood
Albert Reuaser
John Portman
Fred Ross
Frank Betts
Clyde
Pittsfield
Earl Beckr
Mary Becker
George Haag
Emil Hauachilet
Cleveland
Brilfs Raymond Wetter Fort Resident
Raymond Wetter of Fort is referenced in a brief local notice noting his residence in Fort. The fragment indicates a community context but lacks further action or dates, leaving only his name and place.
Peterson's Ointment Claims to Heal Old Sores
An advertisement extols Peterson's Ointment as a powerful healer for old sores and eczema, claiming immediate relief from itching and pain after one application. It asserts the medicine aids natural healing, banishes persistent skin conditions, and offers a 35 cent box with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Peterson
Paterson
Local Obituaries and Social Visit Notes Summary
Sanders attends funeral of Edward M. Cook at Oberlin Saturday afternoon. Will Rosa attend John Brumby funeral then dine with L. Bites Sunday. Mrs John Born and daughters visit sister Mrs Conrad Saltzman in Brighton. John Lamvermyer of Dover hosted by Ernest Lamvermyer. Bay Village, Cleveland, Oberlin, Kipton locals join. Multiple Sunday callers include H. Hagerdorn, Max Coates, Miss Tieta Cummings, Barry Webber.
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Henry Freman
South Amherst
Charles Date
Ruth
Martha Bauman
Daniel Bernard
Betty
Fred Bauman
Wallace Court
Jean Court
Will Paul
Milan
King’s Herald Society
M. B. Church
Alice Buches
Harry Stick
Brownhelm
Chile
Milton Schlecter
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
Charles Cook
Ralph McDowell
Archie McDowell
C. C
H. Hagerdorn
Bay Village
Max Coates
Cleveland
Tieta Cummings
Oberlin
Barry Webber
Kipton
Harold Coates
Alvah Walker
Melvin Unger
George Tufford
Florence Barder
Mary Tufford
Art Hancock
Charles Whidden
Elyria
Louise Emmerick
Floyd Fair
Clarence Fair
Shiloh
Will Tucker
Zada Tucker
Arthur Cook
Glenn
Alfred Schott
Charles Mapes
Theodore Reis
Fred Latteman
John Ives
Lena Gegenheimer
Bride shoots black bear on Montana honeymoon
Mrs. Jesse Underwood and her husband, camping at Meadow Lake west of Whitefish, Montana, encountered a 300 pound black bear during a woods stroll. Both carried rifles. Mrs. Underwood fired twice and killed the bear. Nearby population density line appears as an unrelated numeric note.
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Mont
Jesse Underwood
New York Recession Portrait of Shattered Elites and Oddities
A sweeping 1920s era survey in New York paints a society of luxury faltering as the recession bites. It traces the decline from luxury apartments to cheap hotels and rooming houses, noting pawn-shop refusals and a mass shift in lifestyle. Interwoven vignettes include stage stars in dowdy lives, a Long Island governess, and a cashier in a Broadway restaurant, all amid a cityscape where relics of prestige crumble and ordinary scenes on Riverside Drive contrast with Broadway energy. The piece mingles social critique with absurd moments such as rabbits at a tennis court and a ghost story reflection. It closes with stray anecdotes and a 127-year-old farmer obituary snippet.
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New York
Guild
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Pano
Ione
Toni
Hays
Iane
South America
Darwin
Amherst
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Ina Avery
L. D. Cummins
Barbara Angerabach
Join Hostettler
John Born
Dorothy
Lucile
Louise
Norwalk
George Kennedy
Will Schlecter
Harland Schlecter
Carolyn
Milton
Brilfs
Raymond Wetter
New York County
Acress
Long Island
Upper
Riverside Drive
Hudson
Broadway
Medical Center
Boston
Christoper Morley
Gourod
Brittany
Canoying
Kentlemen Hay
Joy Gargiulo
Kaporta
Nisch
Jugoslavia— i
Radenko 8Kov
Howard B. Somers
Goodyear Speedway
U. S
Goodyear
Chevrolet
Essax Nash
Franklin
Ford Seta
Eua
Abewra
Buick
Dodge
Durat
Vniene
Nate
Sagis
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