Hesse Rome and Rhine region tours narrated in 1920s guide style
An excursion narrative describes Hesse in Germany, its division into Rhein Hessen Starkenburg and Oberhessen, its history from Hesse Darmstadt to the modern state, notable cities like Giessen Mainz Worms Darmstadt, and sights including Mainz’s Roman era camp and Worms cathedral. It notes Hessian mercenaries and historic ties, then lists local Amherst area social notices and gatherings from late November.
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Hesse
Rhine
Hesse-Darmstadt
Prussia
Weser
Kein-Hessen
Starkenburg
Ober-Hessen
Giessen
Rhein-Hessen
Mainz
Main
Rhine Valley
Drusus
Augustus
Romman
Germany
Darmstadt
Landgraves of
Hesse-Cassel
Cassel
America
A Tender Love Story Weaves Through Awaited Leadership
A fragmented passage recalls Mary, a revered figure, urging workers to wait for a promised leader. It hints at a tender love story threading through the scene as anticipation builds for a vow from the expected guide.
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Mary
South Ridge Clubs and church events noted in district update
The W C T U will hold an all day meeting December 1 at the Eldreds West Ridge. Choir practice at the church Wednesday. Brownhelm Henrietta South Ridge quarterly conference at Henrietta Hill Friday evening. Choir sang Praise and Thanksgiving at Evangelical Brownhelm. Rev G Holeworth officiated funeral of Mrs Robert Mason Elyria from Berlin Heights. Mrs Lula McIntyre Urquhart of Colorado Springs is visiting the Laraways. Mr and Mrs George Schild of Monroeville visiting Lewis Kroehle. Needle Guild Society hostess Wednesday. Mrs Charles Dehn and daughter Mabel spent Friday in Cleveland.
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Hart
Iday
Nalley
Amsherst
Howard Darton
Evelyn Carol
Pittsfeld
Frank Bechtel
Evangelical Church
Brownhelm
Newton Baus
and Myre
August Merthe
Doris
Amherst
Claresce Peabody
Charl Ainsworth
Budd Farnsworth
Wagton
Ian
William Peabody
New Oberlin
Willem
LeRoy Peabody
Melvin Grills
West ‘Ridge
Walter Grobeen
Lort
Puesta
William Spiegelberg
Mires Ruth
Marion’ Spiewelbers
Middje Rideg
Mire
I. Do Firth
Lieth
J Kenneth Brown
George Vog‘ter
Ely
Delors Meinke
Cleveland
Hel
Balzar
Charles Nobel
Port
Ohio
Charles Deiner
Elyria
Mary Eppley
Kathryn Schild
Lb.Kroehle
Clarence Schild
Monroeville
Charles Dehn
Albert Haist
Maxine
Clarence Haist
Charles Berk
Lorain
A. Bradly
South Ridge
Irvin Eldred
West Ridge
Henrietta
Henrietta Hill Church
G. Holeworth
Robert Mason
Berlin Heights
Lula McIntyre Urquhart
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank Laraway
George Schild
Lewis Kroehle
Joshua Thompson
Needle Guild Society
Mabel
Lula McIntyre Urqu
Capitol Tomorrow and the Metropolis Underworld
A future city beneath the earth is described where Metropolis workers endure ten hour shifts chained to massive machines. After work they descend via elevators into the earth’s depths, growing angry at a society where the aristocracy enjoy privilege without toil.
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Capitol
Metropolis
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Washington
Emma Sommers
George Kuittle
Sadie Beal
Savana
Edward Ernst and
Ifamily
North Ridge
Conrad Ernst
George Behnke
Oberlin
Lewis
Behnke
August Donkey
Robert
Lakewood
Anthony Delefield
Marion Ernst
North Bulge
George Hollingsworth
Nenty Brandt
Winifred Behoke
Vthe Oberlin Glee Club
Henrietta High School
It. Ganett
South Amherst
Anthony Delefeld
Henry Smith
Robert Lee
Lula Melntrie Urquhart
Tate
Slater Coal Co
Huron &J
Reamland
Malcolm McGregor
Dorothy DeVore
The
J. P. Bechtel
Rivoli
William Fox
Maconte
Peers Eelly
Hills
Hill
Red Box
Tomy
Fooghe
Wardy Bash - Cufford
Uparrell MacDonald
Ted Mar
Feege Damm
Turor “ Lagay
Elyrias Theatres
Paramount
Chas. H. Savage
Glade Thomas
Atlas Garage
G. F. Mersdorf
Clark St
Res
Day’s Music Store
Gulbransen As the Registering Piano
Good Housekeeping
Crisco
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