County Sunday School convenes in two day session
The County Sunday School closes a two day session at First Methodist Church with officers elected for next year. Districts reorganized into seven unity districts with Avon Sheffield LaGrange and Elyria districts named. Speakers H C Mayer and E F state chairman presided as delegates and workers prepared for May Elyria gatherings and a Friday youth event.
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Ashhes
First Methodist Church
BH. P
Kiyrie
Jay Went Ridge
Peterer
Amherst
Anita
Eva Jackson
Fiypunt
Mies Marie Mueller
Elyria
C. R. Sam- Oberlin
C. N. Pond
D. D
Avon-Sheffield
Avon, Lake
Sheffield
Loistrict
Amhersthelm
Henretta
South Am
H. C. Mayer
E. F State
Migs Marie Mueller
Peo- Bser
Poisons Gruse Adache Dizziness Purifying Blood Remedy
An old advertisement touts Sulpherb blood purifier tablets as a remedy for fevers coughs neuralgia rheumatism and digestive issues. It claims purifying effects reduce poisons in winter months and improve appetite with "grandma bake and cream of tartar" laxatives. Sold by druggists for 60 cents sealed tubes with guaranteed satisfaction.
Fragmented Grocery Ad Clues Portable Prices
A damaged OCR grocery ad fragment lists several items with odd phrasing such as Lee toilet paper three for a quarter and coffee at four percent in a can of peas. It hints at home delivery by order but details are unreadable and incomplete.
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Lee Oilet
Daisy Bell Drives Windlass for two kids
Daisy Bell, a pampered child, convinces her indulgent father to buy Mr Windlass two farm kids after spotting them at play with Billy and Night. The plan deprives Nanny of her babies as Daisy plots to feed and play with them, revealing her scheming nature as she cries to obtain what she wants.
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Billy Whiskers
Daisy Bell
Daisy
Mr. Windlass
Weill
Migs Daisy
Papa
Bell
Nanny
Billy
Bank Hold Up in Columbus by Five Bandits
Five armed bandits robbed the Union Building and Savings Company at 48 West Gay Street in downtown Columbus. They held about a dozen patrons and officers at gunpoint while three members secured the loot of $3. A cashier’s assistant, Robert Pfeifer, was slightly injured by a revolver blow to the face. Other items mention Norwalk and Elyria in brief notes about unrelated incidents and a campaign-related price change.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Union Building Ad Savings Company
West Gay Street
Trans Seceistion
Robert Pfeifer
Wool Demands Hold Stronger in English Market
The Commercial Bulletin reports stronger demand for fine wools in England, with prices ruling firm on all fine wools. Private trading has been limited, but wear demand is lifting shorn fine wools to parity with seaboard prices.
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Seaboard
I Found How to Buy Well Dressed Clothes
A young woman explains her struggle to afford stylish outfits due to high prices. A friend suggests Liberal Credit Clothing Co. at 1592 W Broad St where garments can be purchased with small weekly payments, changing her life and appearance.
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Liberal Credit Clothing Co
Broad
Laberal
Broan St
Ladies Low Shoes for Five Dollars in Eighteen Smart
An advertised sale item lists ladies low shoes priced at five dollars. The brief note emphasizes affordability and style with the phrase eighteen smart. No additional context provided.
A Few Women Urge Wearing Old Shoes for Sanitary Reasons
Several women, mostly accustomed to buying high priced New York footwear, advocate others to wear their old shoes. They push newspaper publicity as a tactic and admit owning multiple nearly worn high grade shoes. Sanitary guidance says do not wear old shoes longer than a year.
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New York
Hard-to-be Eyelet Ties in Medium or High French Heels
A brief note describes eyelet ties for footwear offering style options in two heel heights. The piece emphasizes fit and practicality for fashion wearers seeking distinct closure details on shoes.
Men’s Shoes at Five Dollar Value Sale in 14 Styles
2000 pairs of men’s tan or black best grade side calf or black kid dress shoes in English lasts. Wide toes for comfort with double sole and sturdy stitching for work.14 styles offered at $5.15 each, presented as a strong value in this sale.
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Statler
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Eema
ST Avenue Grocery
M. Upton
ITV
Umar
Smeriel
Norwalk
Ay Associated Press
Boston
Moptles
P. A. Hoeret Eye Specialists
Cleveland
Einai Tec
Black Kid
Cordggan Marine Shoe
Leader’s
the Leader Shoe Co
Broad Street
Murbach
Green Line
Odonnell
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