A Thrift Garden Promises Food by Small Home Plots
War gardens return as a national effort to cut costs and feed families. The article urges plans for 1926 Thrift Gardens, advising locate land, plan, plant, and start early, with USDA guidance on seeds and cultivation to maximize home food production and conserve surplus for later.
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Agricultura
United Stutes Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Local Notes From Elyria and Nearby Towns
A lengthy roundup lists residents visiting relatives in Elyria and Oberlin, hospital news, moves and settlements, with families and travelers from Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and nearby towns. It notes twin baby tragedy for the Earl Winchell family and multiple relocations across North Eaton, Butternut Ridge, and surrounding farms.
Oh back pain cries in arched agony and rheumatism
A fragmentary cry of back pain and rheumatism with references to the kidneys and a goat term appears in the damaged text. The language suggests suffering and a medical complaint without clear person or event context.
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Elyria
Mary Buckley
Oberlin
Rosson McCotter
McCotter
Eppie
Bradley
Wigein
Arthur
Raymond Bates
Meldisa Myars
Ernest Baker
Elyria Hospital
Adam Gist
Thomas Grogan
Leo Reynolds
Saunders
Hearlet
B.N. Gibbs
Andrew W. Davidson
Mildred
Elyrira
Obertin
Beecher
Harold Lathrope
Henry Moshle
North Eaton
Jack Parking
Vera
Harvey Sandrock
Alton Pitta
Pittsfield
North
Eaton
Carl Tite
Grilly
Ellsworth Hawk
Frank Cousins
Grant Cowley
Margaretta Rossigill
Earl Winchell
Milo Cornish
Lew Grills
Kipton
Morris Scott
Erce
Pottadam
Ohio
Doctor
Anuric
Athlone
John McCormack
McCormack
Vistar Red Saal Record
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Peerless
Victor
Henry Burr
Charles Harrison Sheen
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Osics
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Paradise Soda Grille
Corn Products Refining Company
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