Funeral notices and class banquet blur few readable lines
Fragments describe a woman named Mrs Bowman dying after illness leaving several children and relatives. A funeral service set for Friday in Henrietta Missouri. Also mentions Gertrude Davis of Akron and a man named Mr Bailey with unclear relation. A separate item notes a class banquet at a high school with two divisions and a theatre event at the Empire.
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Lley
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Bowman
John
Henrietta
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Wiedmitkens
Mo Owill
Gertrude Davis
Akron
Amherst I
George Bailey
Helog
Eanhemnst
Empire Theatre
Biggest Air Vessel In U S On Trial Trip At Langley Field
The Roma, the largest air vessel in the United States, built in Italy and acquired by the U S from the Italian government, makes a trial flight at Langley Field after assembly here. The craft, crewed by eight officers and twenty men, carries six 300 horsepower motors and can reach about seventy miles per hour.
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United States
Langley Field
Carres
Firemen's social a successful Amherst event
The Amherst firemen's box social at Redington Hall drew strong attendance and good funds. Luncheon prepared by the ladies sold well, and several items of merchandise were auctioned during the evening with dancing to close the event.
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Firemen's OX
Amherst
Redington Hall
Cirae
Harding to Act on Tariff Law and Revenue Reforms
Congress adjourned from Aug 24 to Sept 21 and then met again to Oct 1. During the session 134 and resolutions were considered and enacted into law including the Revenue Act of 192, emergency tariff act, peace with central powers resolution, veteran bureau act, and farm loan measures.
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Harding
Congress
House
Pows Tey Veteran Bureau
Patro dman Held on Assault Charge in Middletown
Nov 23 Middletown Ohio police report Patralian Raymond Frazier was restrained with a revolver while another man brandished a club and gun. He was rushed to Hamilton and placed under guard on assault charges. Witnesses include Sam Vaulhner real estate broker of Middletown and a Hamilton police officer Rout Lally.
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Middletown
Ohie
Patral
Ian Raymond Frazier
Amnother
Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads Bring Results
Public notices and classified listings highlight available loans and farming supplies.
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Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Nash Treatment: Old Remedy Promoted for Winter Colds
An article promotes Nash Treatment or Nash's Salve as an improved old remedy for colds and influenza. It claims Nash Brothers perfected a salve with thyme and other ingredients, sold locally with precautions and doctor approval, urging readers to use the external salve alongside other medicines.
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Nash
Cold remedies and at home instructions from old pamphlet
A faded but clear health note explains at home cold care. It advises chest heat with salve, vapor inhalation, warm towels on the throat, and nasal massage, plus steam and a slow swallow remedy. It mentions Nralis Ratve and stock in drugstores.
Nash Salve Promotion Poised for Ohio Druggists Visit
A Nash promotional effort aims to visit Ohio druggists in coming weeks. The Nash brothers plan to present their salve and discuss results from prior public trials. Local publishers note the product’s prior acceptance and expect renewed interest during the upcoming outreach.
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Nash Brothers
Nash
Posel
Rat Daemics
Menthol Preparations Promoted For Stronger Cold Relief
The notice advertises menthol salves and remedies as stronger than ordinary preparations. It urges customers to ask for a branded salve by name and to rub it on throat and chest for cold relief, noting price at 20 cents a bottle and warnings about imitators.
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Denver
Naha
Harding Signs Anti Beer Bill
President Harding signed the anti beer bill into law in Washington. The measure ends beer sales for medicinal use and curbs physician prescriptions, with search penalties and authority limits. It extends prohibition to the Virgin Islands and other U S possessions.
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Washington
Harding Todey
Treasury Department
Virgin Islands
United States
Two Men Shot in Middletown Gun Battle
Two men were wounded by detectives in a pistol duel near West Chester as officers pursued four robbers who had halted a merchandise car. Balas and Shale were identified as suspects. two accomplices fled after a volley of shots.
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Middletown
Sen
West Chester
Homer RO Balas
Springfield Pike
Wyoming
Ohio
Charles R. Shale
Longworth Street
Larkland
Faliangy
Bales
Strole
Feoruida Cigar Makers Strike Shuts Factories In Florida
About ten thousand cigar makers in Feoruid a city and West Tampa stage a strike today demanding the restoration of old wages and working conditions. One union leader was kidnapped last night and remains missing as workers protest across the plants.
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Aeor City
Fla
West Tampa
Honorary Sigma Delta Chi Members Elected at Ohio State
A list of 1st year and other individuals including Novaug W Schiemmters Howman Cleveland John K Dorsey Lorain Harry U torne Talive Maron County and Win son R Upderraf were elected to Sigma Delta Chi the honorary journalistic fraternity at Ohio State University marking notable campus achievements.
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Columbus
Novaug
W. Schiemmters
Howman
Cleveland
John K. Dorsey
Lorain
Harry U. Torne
Talive Maron County
Winson R. Upderraf
Merttas Forrs
Sigma Delta Cat
Ohio State University
Assignment Clerks Win Salary Raise Under New Law
Assignment clerks Fred Underhill and Charles Heiman will earn 1500 dollars a year instead of 1250. Judea Redington supported their petition and granted it. The change follows a new law authorizing compensation adjustments for assignment clerks.
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Fred Underhil
Charles Heiman
Judea Redington
Five Trusty Prisoners Escape From State Pen
Five trusty prisoners escaped from the state prison farms near London in Superintendent J Lorimer s auto and are being searched for today. The missing men are Edward Faust Jack Pow Terence J Cannon John E Merine and Vernon Sayre all with prior robberies larceny or combined offenses and dates of reception from 1918 to 1919. Faust Emerne and Cannon were to have been released on parole in 1919 and Powell on April.
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Pen Columbus
London
J. Lorimer
Edward Faust
Crawford County
Jack Pow
Olark County
Terence J. Cannon
Summit County
John EE. Merine
Forkowas County
Vernon Sayre
Wood County
Bur Geary
Faust
Emerne
Cannon
Powell
Municipal Auditorium a White Elephant in Cleveland
Cleveland's new municipal auditorium, once touted as a big draw for public events, is labeled a white elephant as costs loom. Estimates show annual operation expenses around 58,000 with the building already costing 2,2 million due to two wings and rising taxes.
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Cleveland
Tf Mil East SA
Ure
Grant Guests at Fremont Coterie Thanksgiving Meeting
Rev. and Mrs. Grant attended the Coterie club gathering in Fremont Ohio Monday evening. Mr Kridler welcomed the guests and Mrs Kridler chaired the program for the annual Thanksgiving and gentlemen’s night with Rev. Grant as the speaker.
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Grant
Premont
Joh. Grant
Paul Kridler
Fremont
Ohio
Coterie Club
Kridler
Dormerly
Harlotte Huth
Oreasion
Alfred Haldeman Hosts Coon Dinner at Riverdale Court
Alfred Haldeman entertained at his Riverdale Court home last evening with roast coon and other dishes. Guests then moved to Armbruster’s home and played eight games of Pedro. Prizes awarded: Mrs Frans Diederich and Frank Diedrich for the ladies and men respectively. consolation prizes to Mrs Armbruster and Mr Hardimall.
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Alfred Haldeman
Liv Riverdale Court
Armbruster
Riverdale Court
Pedro
Frank Boulton
Erile Jackson
Frans Diederich
Frank Diedrich
Hardimal
Local Social and Club Notes Highlight December Meeting
The notice outlines upcoming events and attendees in the community. Air Haldeman hosts the December 1 gathering. Mrs. Margaret Miller seeks treatment at Cleveland Lakeside Hospital. St Pauls Bible class enjoyed a supper at 2 Grover court with many present. Elk lodge initiated a large class with Memorial Day plans and a speaker expected December 4. Odd Fellows held a business session with officer nominations. The Ice Change club met sparsely as the speaker did not arrive. Thanksgiving guests include Ed Wine, Carl Ashford, Mrs Ensign, Mrs Gordon, and Elizabeth.
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St Paul's Church
Elk'a Lodge
Tax Rates Announced by Lorain County Treasurer
Lorain County Treasurer TN PuESuAncA and officials publish the annual tax rates for state and local funds. The document itemizes millage values for county funds, road and public works, schools, pensions, and special districts, noting totals and districts affected.
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Childrens Home Fund
Mathers Pension Fund
Election Fund
Judiclad Fund
State University Wooding
State Department
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