Board weighs free play field equipment at food grounds
The board of education mulls securing Coach Peabody or another qualified supervisor to oversee free play at the food grounds. The Parent Teachers association may withhold equipment, some gear was used last year, and supervision gaps caused issues. The Young Men's Business club supplied some gear, urging funding to keep grounds open with proper oversight.
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Board of Education
Peabody
Parentachets’ Association
Ted
Etro Bs
Senior piano recital by Miss Burgner in Oberlin
Rebecca Burgner will give her senior piano recital Friday April 10 at 4 25 in Warner hall with violinist Maurice Kessler assisting. The program includes works by Rameau Beethoven Liszt Aren aky Schubert Grey and Leschetizky with a Sonata for piano and violin. The event precedes other Oberlin offerings and local notices from March 8.
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Oberlin
Rebecca Burgner
Warner Hall
Maurice Kessler
Burgner
Arenaky
Two Women Escape Operations in Joseph Missouri
In Joseph Missouri two women recount escaping planned surgeries after doctors urged operation for health issues. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products with restoring strength allowing them to work again. The letters promote the remedy as a non surgical option and invite others to request the private text book on female ailments.
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Joseph
Missouri
E. Pinkham
War
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Iveen Lydia E. Pinkham
Massasetts
Kipton Notes on Local Movements and Visits
In March Mrs. Lewis Baker of Canton visited her parents Mr and Mrs C D Bayless and family. NeCotter and Eppie returned from Oberlin. The Rosan Mc Cotter family from Omaha visited his mother and sister. Jim Calkins moved into the Fred Betts house and Rufus Lucas moved into the Calkins house. Dan Welch moved to the Peck farm at Wakeman and Ed Beam of Pittsfield was mentioned in connection with local changes.
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Will Horner
Koehler
Horner
Tobao
Alice Fisher
Toledo
Catherine Cooley
C. W. Savage
Wooster
Mass
Savage
Pelton
A. M. Loveland
Mary Kepler
Priscilla Wolf
D. C
Baumbart
Cleveland
Hamlet
T. O. Murphy
Defiance
C. K. Whitney
Cecil Squire
Hotel Winton
Mary Jane Williams
Lloyd Buckley
Louis Myers
Morris Scott
Heles Wynns
C. A. Hanna
Scott
Merriweather
Texas
Lydon Smith
Mesk
Camden
Elyria
Smith Whichman
Wellington
Granger
Lonnie Granger
Harry Riggs
Alton Pitts
Pittsfield
Kipton
Forrest Wood
Adam Geist
Wm. Gelat
Baby
Margaret
Oberlin
BE. Miter
Phil Benton
BN. Gibbs
Florence Hinman
Cheney Concert Company
Kean
Lewis Baker
Canton
C. D. Bayless
NeCotter
Eppie
Rosan McCotter
Omaha
Jim Calkins
Fred Betts
Rufus Lucas
Dan Welch
Peck
Wakeman
Ed Beam
Why March Is Most Dangerous
An old ad extols March as a dangerous month before spring. It claims illness stems from impurities in the blood and nerves, urging fortified systems with wholesome food and medicine. Father John’s Medicine is praised as a spring tonic that strengthens the body and fights colds without harsh stimulants or opioids.
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Father John
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