Day by Day World War Story 20 Years After Dialects and Battles
A fragmentary account blends a 1934 World War I retrospective with calendar trivia and imperial references. It notes the Ypres and Artois campaigns, mentions the 69th Reserve Division losses at Soupir and Moussy, and references German and British forces amid a broader wartime panorama.
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Clare Zinnaiad
Central Press
Soupir
Moussy
Arne
89Th
Frery
Ypres
Yser
Fragmented 1934 World War II era digest on history and science
The piece compiles historical notes from 1639 to 1934, featuring Lord Kitchener and British war plans, early American post office history, naval and aviation milestones, notable births and anniversaries, and a science Q&A on whale spouts and fish ears. It includes oddities like a Wright-Angel club reference and a call to participate in a “Wrought a wrong” event.
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Browder
Wright A
Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Association
Help Us Get A New Deal in the Court of Appeals
A fragmented plea requests support for Edwin Wertz in a bid for a fourth seat on the Court of Appeals. The piece cites public salaries and travel expenses totaling about 293,100 and 241,200,000 for a judge over 17 years, urging readers to aid his campaign. It mentions past service and seeks help at a campaign line.
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Court of Appeals
Gudgeile
Eline
Edwin & Wertz
el Appeals
New Arrivals at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
At the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs new arrivals include a spotted laughing hyena and a barbo sheep from Africa. The barbo sheep lacks wool and has a hair similar to a deer's, unlike the domestic sheep.
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Colorado Zoo
Colorado Springs
Col
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Africa
South Ridge Church Notes From South Ridge
Nov 5 report covers church services on Nov 4 with Sunday School at 11 AM and worship at 11 AM led by Pastor R. G. Pfarrer. mentions local residents at Demeter Club and Grange, plus Halloween party and community club meeting with poems and refreshments. includes other society notes and events.
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South Ridge
Res R. G. Pfarrer
Litchfield notices of meetings and social gatherings
A hometown roundup reports the Litchfield Township Republican Meeting at the First Congregational church with attendees including Horace J Humm and Kennedy kin. It covers Laf-a-Lot card club Halloween party at Arthur Maxworthy home with prizes, and a string of visits and patient recoveries among local families including the Grosse, Humm, Derck, and Spieth clans, plus travel from Medina and Cleveland.
First Evangelical Church Hosts Ladies Aid and W M Society
Guest of her sister Mrs Kathren Kolbe on Thursday, she entered Amherat to entertain a joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and W M Society of the First Evangelical Church.
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Kathren Kolbe
The
Ladies' Aid
W. M. Society
First Evangelical Church
Amherat
Brief Social Notes From Wellington Area Events
Mr and Mrs Charles Farnsworth of Wellington visit Clarence Peabody and family. Rev and Mrs Fred Handke of Cleveland call on local friends. Miss Bernice Yarder of Elyria guests at Smith Peabody home. Mrs Milton Schlechter and son Robert visit sister Harland Schiechter family in Henrietta. Mrs Clarence Peabody and son William spend Thursday in New Philadelphia. Mrs Joseph Heathcote and Mrs Belle Brasicker of South Amherst visit Mrs Frank Laraway. Mrs Mary Eppley hosts joint Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society meeting. Mrs Milton Schlechter presides. Thanksgiving lesson read by Mrs Ralph Fowl. prayer and poem by Mrs Schlechter. WWDC business session held. Mrs Clarence Cook presides in absentia of president Mrs Newton Baus. December meeting to be with Mrs Margaret and Mrs Newton Balls as Christmas party with gift exchange. Social hour, refreshments served. attendees include Mrs Barbara Beachruth, Mrs Clarener Cook, Mrs Fid ward Brayker Wie Worth Gould, Mrs George Writtle, Mrs RG Pilarier Vre Emma Fowl, Mrs Ralph Faw, Mrs Wilton Schlechter, Mrs Cuartis Dute, Mrs Leo Hanlon, Mrs Margaret Baus, Mrs J P Bechtel.
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Frank Walter
William
Litchfield
Wiliam Spieth
Helen Colburn
John Pierce
Thomas Volk
Cleveland
Albert Spieth
Leethy
Dean Regal
Spencer
Regals
Albert Gross
Albert Meyer
Mallett-Werdner Road Constructivn Cmpany
Pannsylvania
John Gravenstelter Jr
Margaret
Weymouth
Gragenstetter
von Muller
Horace J Humm
George Bart
Mallet Cresk
Orville Haury
Medina
Georges Haury
Norman Derck
Valley City
Derck
Charles Gross
Charles Farnsworth
Wellington
Clarence Peabody
Fred Handke
Bernice Yarder
Elyria
Smith-Peabody
Milton Schlechter
Robert Milton
Harland Schiechter
Henrietta
New Philadelphia
Joseph Heathcote
Belle Brasicker
South Amherst
Frank Laraway
Mary Eppley
Ald and
Woman's Missionary Society
sing‘Ne
Mitton Schlechter
Ralph Fowl. Praver
R. G. Pfarrer
Schlechter
Clarence Cook
WWDC
Newton Baus
Vargaret
Newton Balls
Barbara Beachlruth
Middle Ridge
Clarener Cook
East Amherst
Fidward
Brayker
Worth Gould
George Writtle
RG Pilarier
Emma Fowl
Ralph Faw
Wilton Schlechter
Cuartis Dute
Leo Hanlon
Vis Wargaret Baus
J.P Bechtel
Local social notes and rally report in Medina area
The column lists visitors and social calls in Medina and nearby towns including Mrs Grows mother Mrs Letterly of Medina and the Rychs of Cleveland. It notes a Medina County Democratic Club rally at the Medina Court House with refreshments and speakers, and All Saints Day services at St Martin's Church. Other mentions include visits to Humm, Moehle, Dowdell, Dague, and Grabbenstetter families, a Kent State student home weekend, and CCC hunting warnings in Deadwood with Black Hills rangers cautioning armrods ahead of the big game season.
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Grows
Letterly
Medina
Lot Rych
Cleveland
Gur
St. Martin's Church
Here
CCC
Huntdors
Deadwood
Black Hills
Armrods
Theodore Kreuger
Black Mills National Forest
Cop’s Own House on Fore Street Fire Roxbury
Patrolman Edward A. MacDowell was en route in a police cruiser when a radio call redirected him to a fire on Judson Street Roxbury. Upon arrival he found his own house ablaze.
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Boston
Edward A. MacDowell
Judson Street
Roxbury
Poisoned Kidneys to Harmlessly Flush Poisons
A historic ad promotes Gold Medal Hair Lem O11 Capsules to flush poisons from kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It claims relief from frequent night urination and other kidney and bladder weakness symptoms such as burning, smarting, cramps, and headaches with a six dollar vent package.
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Mars
Jupiter
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Liddell Hart
Hom
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Britain
Lord Kitchener
Henry Wilson
Kitchener
Europe
Berlin
North America
General Court
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Esek Hopking
Rhode Islander
Congress
United States
Washington
John Hanson
Maryland
George Washinon
John Quincy Adams
Alexander I
Russia
Americas
Revolutionari Russi
Pasadena
Cali
Calbraith P Rogers
Thea
Willam Randalph Hearst
Eugene V. Debs
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Bernardine Ramazzin
Clarence Whitehill
Metropolitan Opera
George Reisner
Will H Hays
da Tarbell
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Emperor
Germany
Princess of
Reuss
Doorn
Holland
W. H. Browder
Insurante Man
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Browder
Okagi
Ohio
Arras
Champagne
Flanders
Frerch
Aisne
Paris
London
Demeter Club
George Kattue
Marion Katttie
Kataria Kolbe
Carl
Ridgeville Grange
Edward Fiie
Waplewnad School
Vitessay
Neldle Guild Society
Francis Waid Wall
Ore Dle Guild
Wednnesday
Leroy Peahods
Keening
Wiscernie Yorker Fest
Drosee
Ard
Nelson Schroeder
Eltza
Francis Waid
Wiss Worram Fon
Doris Conger
Amherst
John Palaroski
Hee
Arted
Hallowern
Parts Leroy Peabody
Vis
Hilda Gali
Mioo
Frank Lataway
Conrad Reinhail
Erhart
Mrhart
Horace J. Haimm
Marlin Kolb
George Iennedy
John Kennedy
Litchfield Township
First Congregational Church
Titchfield
Driver Way
Arthur Maxworthy
Pedro
Arthur Kaiser
Clarence Peterson
George Maxworthy
Norman Derek
Seldon Armbruster
Horace Z. Humm
Horace J. Humm
A. Minnich & Sons Phoae
James Bradley
Francis Bates
Arthur Manworthy
Henry Peterson
Jon Dowdell
H. M. Dowdall
Melvin Dague
Mallet Creek
Rose Grabenstetter
Kent State College
Herbert Grabbenstetter
Frank Smith
Homerville
Annette Hanshaw
Glen Gray
Casa Loma
Walter O'Keefe
Eve Meller
New York
Charles Stephens, Jr
Wabc-Columbia Network
Helen Hicks
Maurice Mares
Gulf Gas
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
Frank Brandau
Shepard Barclay
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