New Plan Emphasizes Early Treatment of Tuberculosis
New plan in New York mobilizes 1,490 affiliated tuberculosis associations to run a nationwide April education campaign on early discovery and treatment of lung gland tuberculosis in children. Dr Kendall Emerson notes early detection improves recovery and reduces later lung disease, with local units and medical society lectures using slides and a motion picture.
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New York
United States
Kendall Emerson
Spencer Brotherhood Hosts Women at M E Church
Spencer March 25. The Brotherhood entertained their wives and sweethearts at the M E church with over a hundred attendees. Miss Kinison of Elyria spoke for the YY W Co A, others spoke from Spencer. banjo solos entertained. The banquet featured hot maple syrup and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Love Gannon move in the John Firestone residence on North street. Mrs Simon Rice hosted dinner this week.
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Spencer
Brotherhood
M. E
Miss Kinison
Elyria
Yy. W. Co
G. C. West
Seths
Sam Massi
Love Gannon
John
Bootlegging Runs in Indiana Family
SOUTH BEND Indiana March 25 Bootlegging seems to run in the Nahas family Abraham Nahas receives a 1000 fine and four months jail sentence Jack George and Edward each face 10000 fines and terms of one year or four months Mrs Gene Nahas must serve four months and pay 300. All defendants await trial April 22 on conspiracy to defeat prohibition laws.
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South Bend
tInd
Abraham Nabas
Thomas W. Stick
United States
Abraham Nahas
Jack
George
Edward
Gene Nahas
Delayed local gatherings and a sudden death shock a Cleveland area
Families from Butternut Ridge Ashland Wellington and East Cleveland shared a Wednesday visit at the Emerson home. Violet Aukerman is improving and outdoors again. R S Gillette hosted friends from East Cleveland Lakewood and California this week. Mrs Oxender mourns the sudden death of her brother Henry Jones with funeral services held in Cleveland. Mrs John Burbage Susie Ream and Mrs Charles MacLar are noted residents in the vicinity.
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Blake Hicks
Butternut Ridge
Ohio
Harley Hecks
Ashland
Loie Hicks
Wahbur Watson
Wellington
G. L. Emerson
Violet Aukerman
R. S. Gillette
East Cleveland
Lakewood
Important Notice to All Ladies on Lake Avenue
A free scientific beauty treatment is offered at homes from March 23 to April with standard hours 9:00 to 12:00. An experienced beauty operator will call, demonstrate, and teach skin care to improve texture, color, and smoothness. Phone 6231 for special appointments. service is free, aimed at helping women achieve a clear complexion.
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Lake Avenue
Local residents attend events and gatherings in Elyria Akron and Spencer
Residents socialized across Elyria and River Corners and Akron as visitors called on friends. Local students from Spencer High School closed their county tournament run with a final tally of 18 14 and 14 losses for the season. The Spencer Tigers also won in the county tournament and plans for spring track and baseball were discussed while several families moved and returned from trips to Florida Cleveland and Medina.
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Goria
Elyria
Will Hyman
Tor Ringler
Arthur Manley
Terrence Curtice
Akron
Roy Geisinger
Lodi
Clara Hyde
Rey George Smith
Grover Helman
Eugene Aukerman
John Geisel
Loudenville
Con
Sam Mass
B. O. Inman
South Man Street
Spencer Tigers
Berea
Ashland Hospital Co
John Burbhase
Monroceville
Charles Ream
Charlies MacLaren
Howard Shick
North Street
A. A. Randall
Florida
Gregg
George Rumbaugh
South Street
Ella Hendee
Nellie Oakley
Cleveland
R. J. Cuddy
The
Manufacturing Co
John Firestone
Mary Gunsal
N. B
G. L. Emerson
A. H. Fuller
E. W. Leathermen
Kipton Chronicle Social Notes and Fire Alarm Incident
SNAPSHOT OF KIPTON AREA LIFE INCLUDING COURTERY AND VISITS. MENTIONED ARE MR AND MRS THOMAS STRATHERS AND SONS KENNETH AND ARTHUR, MR AND MRS RALPH VOGLER OF SYRIA, MR AND MRS MYRON BATES, THE DOBNEYS, CLARA BAYLESS, ALICE COOK AT CHARITY HOSPITAL, LO uiS OBITS OF ELYRIA, CAMDEN BAPTIST CHURCH revival, Community Ladies Aid, PAUL HEIDRICK SALE, DEAN BETTS AT auto school IN Cleveland, MISS KELLY, FRED PERKINS, MISS RUTH HAND, NETTIE HOSTTLER, EVA LADD, HERMAN HACH, WAKEMAN PLAY, AND A FIRE ALARM IN MARION INDIANA WHERE ROAST BEEF CAUSED A FALSE ALERT. FOUR FIRE WAGONS ARRIVED, LOSS LIMITED TO ONE DINNER.
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Kipton
Thomas Strathers
Kenneth
Arthur
Ralph Vogler
Syria
Myron Bates
Clyde Walrath
Clevelard
Ernest Dobney
Clara Bayless
Cleveland
Alice Cook
Charity Hospital
Louis Obitts
Elyria
Camden Baptist Church
Community Ladies Aid Society
School House
Camden Ladies Aid Society
Paul Heidrick
Dean Betts
Kelly
Fred Perkins
Mon- Toe Lie
Oberlin
Camden
Ruth Hand
Nettie Hosttler
Pittsfield
Eva Ladd
Herman Hach
Clyde A. Hach
Thomas Lee
Myre Hurd
Wakeman
Marion
Ind
Probe Sinking Of British Ship Near New Orleans
Investigation into the sinking by shell fire of the British schooner Im Alone continued in secret session in New Orleans. The hearing includes Assistant Attorney General Henderson and other officials. Seven crew members were landed under guard, with the eighth body recovered. Officials say the ship carried 2,400 cases of narcotics. Captain John T. Randall criticized the seizure and denied narcotics or alien cargo.
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New Orleans
Leon Maligay
St. Pierre
Miquelon
John T. Randall
Smuggling Interference Case Near Naval Cutter
A man claims exemption under the freedom of the seas after resisting a cutter’s challenge while aboard a vessel. He faces formal charges of interference with a customs officer during boarding duties. Nearby, a note mentions financial statements analyzed for bank loans and investments.
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Mitted
Walcote
Deater
Bette
Gordon B. Emsley
Broad Street
Rail line work moves Barre and Chelsea bed for granite access
A section of the Barre and Chelsea rail bed will be shifted to gain access to granite deposits beneath the tracks. The change aims to enable exploration and extraction activities while maintaining service where possible.
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Barre and
Chelsea
English forks arrive in royal household history
A fragment notes forks at table use across history, stating foreigners adopted forks before they were common in England under Henry VIII. The source reflects a timeline claim about table manners and foreign adoption prior to Tudor era reforms.
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Henry VIII
England
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