Day by Day World War Story 20 Years After Parcels
A 1914 retrospective recounts air warfare over Paris and Britain. It notes German air raids, Zeppelin threats, and early aviation limits, with contrasting French and German pilot strength. Antwerp’s fall, Belgian refugees, and South African volunteers frame the broader war impact and leadership tributes by Smuts and Botha.
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Paris
Belgium
Lorraine
England
Germany
France
Russia
Antwerp
Dominions
Canada
South Afria
Smuts
Botha Wee
Botha
Notable 19th Century Milestones and Political Quirks
A fragmented digest recounts historical figures and events from 19th and early 20th century America and Europe. It notes Bohemian religious struggle echoes, a deadly 1838 Amelia railroad accident amid anti-railroad campaigns, Theodore Roosevelt’s 1910 flight, Ruth Elder Womack’s 1927 transatlantic survival, and biographical blurbs for Roosevelt, Dr Harry Garfield, George Williams, Harlan Fiske Stone, and Garff Grayson with cryptic remarks on governance and law.
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Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt
Cousn
Beige
Harry Garfield
George Willams
Young
Ens Christians Association
Harlan Fiske Stone
Supreme Court of the United States
Ff Grayson
Bac
Wilson
World War 20 Years Ago Yesterday Told in Pictures
A historical recap recounts events from twenty years past with Clark Kinnaird credited for photography. The piece notes condolences for Mrs B Galennise and mentions a series of family visits, social gatherings, and a fatal auto accident near Rican Jaci Week, alongside local greetings and health updates from residents in Ohio counties.
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Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Association
Three Ns group forms with officers elected in Spencer event
Spencer Spencer Ger I1 Mre Low ell Coomer and Mrs Milton Wolf chairmen of the M Edition of Group No 3 met Friday evening with Mrs A C Neindhardt. A splendid attendance named The Three Ns. officers elected include President Mrs Clement Auble, Vice Pres Mrs Dorothy Rickel, Secretary Mrs Ray Brouse, Treasurer Mrs Leon Stone. Serving committee listed. Also Pythian Sisters meeting, All Day Meeting at Homerville Lutheran Ladies Aid, sewing, quilting, pot luck dinner, missionary program and Bible study noted with attendees Miss Violet Aukerman and family.
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Lfe Gurthe
N J Walters
Homerville Lutheran Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
JL Kemery
Violet Aukerman
Ernst Wond
No More Piles Internal Cure Warns Against External Relief
An advertisement asserts piles result from poor lower bowel circulation and cannot be cured by salves or surgery. It promotes Hemroid by Dr. J B Leonhardt as an internal remedy that improves circulation, reduces congestion, heals, and restores the area. The ad urges trying Hemroid with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Spencer Area Social and School News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Ros Brouse hosted 84th wedding anniversary dinner at Hi-Way Inn Medina with the Aukerman family. Spencer High boys baseball fell to Litchfield 8 to 4. WW members elected officers at a Harmony Group meeting and plan November gathering. Spencer library now open for book removal with Clarabel Hange Teleda Thompson and Esther Herman as librarians. Spencer High School staff and WW E class enjoyed a melon cat at the Wood residence. Local visits include Bernice Roob of Cleveland, Anna Belle Hales of Wellington, and families in Medina and Chicago for Mr and Mrs Millard Fuller’s guests.
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Group No 2
Vrs
Earl Friend
Walter Bowen
Vrs Hardie
Wes John Firestone
Vis Lena Auble
J. B Firestone
Spencer
Clarabel Hange
Tcleda Thompson
Esther Herman
Spencer High School
WWE
Agnes Strong
Wie
Wood
Bernice Roob
Cleveland
John Rood
Blanch Hales
Anna Belle
Wellington
Belle Gannette
A. S. Wood
Medina
Forest Larkey
Ruth Bowman
Mra. Bowman
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Local guests visit relatives amid weekend in Wooster area
The report lists numerous visitors and hosts around Wooster and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs A W Robinson, Mrs Clifford aged in good health, Mrs Sidney Beach and daughter, Vir Robinson, Theodore Vane Bovel, Plank Rive, Mass Williams, Miss Mande Hendricks, and many others. Several residents, including Mrs Ernst Woodlings and daughter from Akron, and Mr and Mrs Ernst Pitts, plan moves or trips. Some acquaintances, like Miss Agnes Moffett from Cleveland, are mentioned with casual social gatherings and weekend stays.
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A. W Robinson
Robinson
Clifford
Sidney Beach
Chatham
Wood Parl San Bovel
Cleveland
Theodore Vane Bovel
Plank
Williams
Mande
Hendrichs
Wooster
Mi and Was Pied Bumker
John Son
Mir
Wis
Ernst Woodlings
Akron
Eugene Akerman
Lionel Gresley
Vas Arteigh Hendricks
Jamis
Harves Miller
Beal
Elvira
Ida Grissinger
Florence Kemers
Steduian Hunter
Frank Browanid
Ernst Pitts
Minchigan
Wise Nan Ang Famikh
Ashland
Wee Spencer
Arthur Brestos
Wadsworth Tay
Pione
Harry Chatman
Clara Youd
South Main
Billiam Mu
Woods
Rey Tal Wis
Agnes Moffett
Cleveendo
Sundar Susss
Gail Woods
Mies Borin
Liaveland
Nice
Crossings and Vehicles in Distracted Traffic Incident
A garbled report describes a crash at a crossing involving a vehicle and a pedestrian. The text mentions a police or emergency response, with uncertain details about location and participants. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable fragments.
Library Circulation Grows After School Opening
The Mivila library reports September circulation rose by 407 over August, with literature class books more than doubling from 115 to 257 as schools opened. Adult and youth sections show overall gains though total year comparatives lag last September.
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Mivila
Charlotte Brooks
Juventle
Ted
Linac Bishfis Byoomed Mop at Kirasvilif Plant
A garbled report notes the Linac Bishfis Byoomed mop event near Kirasvilif where a plant area suffered dusting and apparent drying up. The fragment preserves mentions of mis WOOF Wetlet, Hitstes, and Sepe.
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Linac Bishfis
Dining the drought brings forth new buds
The fragment suggests drought conditions affecting local dining or botany with mentions of new buds. No clear event, person, or organization is readable to confirm specifics. Further context is needed to form a precise news item.
No More Dynamite for Me Slips Backed by Laxative Claim
A quirky promotional piece touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative alternative to violent purges. It warns against overuse of strong drugs and cites senna as a natural component, promising comfortable bowel movements and relief of constipation.
Wadsworth warns of mineral drug use for bowel relief
Vicious ad copy urges readers to treat sluggish bowels with a liquid laxative, Syrup Pepsin. It promises prompt relief and natural restoration of regularity, urging initial nightly doses and gradual reduction. Readers are advised to seek Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from a Newark druggist and perform a "liquid test."
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Dr Caldwells Strup
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