Oberlin News Briefs and Community Notes
Oberlin reports progress on penal reform with a push to remove the state Department of Public Welfare from partisan control, plus a book sale at the library, and local notices of gatherings, health, and community events. The piece also mentions donations for a new college library and local social updates across the Oberlin area.
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Oberlin Wreckage Reveals Chadwick's $100000 Larceny
Oberlin reports Cassie Chadwick took $100000 from Andrew Carnegie leading to turmoil as authorities investigate the wreckage of the matter. Local residents weigh the impact on Oberlin and the wider Carnegie legacy.
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Christmas entertainment preparations advance in town
Nov 28 reports a group from the Lo- Elyria area attending a game and visiting relatives in Oberlin. Residents, including Mrs. aA J and Myre Elven Grills, plan to host Christmas entertainment at the Lang home as preparations begin.
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Pile Sufferers Urged to Try HLUM-ROIDb Remedy
An advertisement urges sufferers to use Dr Leonhardt's HLUM-ROIDb claiming a harmless remedy that quickly banishes misery without greasy salves or cutting, with no cost. CW Phillips sponsors the Adv. notice.
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Doing His Duty With Mast’s Wonderful Remedy Ad
A patient describes two years of stomach trouble with sour belches and coated tongue. After one dose of Mast’s Wonderful Remedy, health improves. the ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach and liver ailments including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
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Mear England Again Message Reaches Cleveland Man
Fred P. Horke Jr heard a long distance radio message overnight asking America if it “geoide us” sent from Stetson 61 T Birmingham, traveling about 4 000 miles through the ether and received at 10 20 p m local time.
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