Organize Rifle Association Held At City Hall
A meeting in the attic of city hall organized a local rifle association. Amherst members attended and posted high scores. Final contest featured I. G. Hazelton versus Waldron with a narrow margin. officers elected include President H. E. Wheeler, Secretary C. Schwab, and Treasurer.
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Cationel Rifle Association
Amherst Association
I. G. Hazelton
Waldron
H. E. Wheeler
C. Schwab
Meeting Notice for Thursday November Seventeenth
P. Ryan and HB E Dewhurst announce the next meeting to be held on Thursday November seventeenth. They invite all interested parties to be present at the session.
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P. Ryan
HB. E
Dewhurst
Woman emerges from year-long trance in Munich
Frau Augusta Zeppicher, wife of a farmer, awoke from a trance after more than a year. She had been revived with artificial feeding while motionless and now recovers rapidly. Doctors had declared death certain months earlier. She remembers nothing from the past year.
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Munich
aAfter
Frau Augusta Zeppicher
Thief Robs Malibu Celebrity Homes in Santa Monica
Santa Monica California November 10 Motion picture stars Warner Baxter Neil Hamilton and Louise Fazenda reported robbed in Malibu Beach area burglaries. Sheriff said thousands of dollars in stock and furnishings were stolen from several homes amid the incident.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Malibu
Warner Baxter
Neil Hamilton
Louise Fazenda
West Ridge Community News Highlights and Visits
West Ridge notes show Elyria visitors including Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sperth and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown. A PTA meeting occurred at the schoolhouse, with Phyllis Holiday’s fourth birthday celebrated at Charles Schwartz’s home. Arthur Moshn departed for California after a farewell party hosted by his father William Moshn.
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West Ridge
P. A. Sperth
Elyria
Raymond Simms
Harvey Brown
Ezra Brown
W. E. Shay
Elyna
E. J. Burreer
Phyllis
Jobo Hahn
Bowling Green
Adam
Mary Johnson
Dayton
B. N. Miller
Marjorie Ann
Detroit
Michigan
Local residents host visits and a calm election day
Elyria area households hosted relatives from Cleveland and Lorain with weekend visits. Town residents attended Pomona Grange events in Amherst while students competed in speaking contests across grades. A quiet election saw strong turnout as residents exercised their franchise.
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C. H. Hunger
Cleveland
Fred Vietzen
Pomona Grange
Amherst
Miss Zimmerman
Edna Lottman
Frederick Pallas
Cleon Decker
Leota Drusendahl
Marian Laver
South Ridge
Eleanor Simms
Dorothy Little
Esther Rowley
Arthur Marquis
Grange Hall
Stanley Brown
Robert Smith
Columbus
W. H. Groot
J. R. Groot
Kipton
Clara
Jackson
Charles Schaible
Lewis Hahn
Ceylon
C. N. Williams
Iis
New House
J. C. Standen
Dorothy
Charles
Lorain
Carl Fowl
Sarah
Ruth Tapper
Edwin Carpenter
Clarksfield
Woman buys six shoes to man's one says executive
Columbus November 10 statistics cited by E O Hiusmann of a leading shoe maker claim American women buy six pairs of shoes for every pair purchased by men. He noted his firm produces 75 000 pairs daily and that the average woman will receive a new pair for every man’s pair.
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Columbus
E. 0
Hiusmann
Husmacoa
Quart of Water Gleans Kidneys
An advertiser urges readers to drink a quart of water daily and take four ounces of Jad Salts each morning to flush and stimulate the kidneys. The ad claims this prevents acids from rich foods, reduces various ailments, and helps bladder function.
Variety in New Shoes Sparks Change in American Market
Husmann notes women demand constant variation with new designs, causing established shoe firms to fail as fashion shifts. The piece cites frequent changes in taste, with shoes lasting about 30 days for individuals and six months for a pair, reflecting a volatile market driven by whimsy and novelty. Also mentions an unrelated artifact discovery in Kohoku village featuring a Buddhist-carved mirror.
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Husmann
Generosity of Tlos Aids Science Across Oceans
Berkeley reports American generosity exerts notable influence on science. An old mirror found in Osaka, Japan, is believed to be 1,000 years old, its significance tied to practical observer projects and cross Atlantic collaboration. The article highlights the role of US funding in advancing scientific work abroad.
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Berkeley
Cal
Osaka
Japan
Atlantic
Opinions on foundations aid from UC ecology professor
Professor C A Ka fold of the University of California ecology department argues that donations toward foundations and study fellowships are important yet fragile. He says nothing is stronger than the haw and nothing is easier to break, and notes pay may resemble love though no girl will accept it.
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CA Kafold
University of California Department of Ecology
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