Pigeons, Pomp, and Decay in Venice Streets
A travelogue in McNaught Syndicate style sketches St Mark's Basilica and pigeons in Venice. The author notes sparrows, rain, and the birds' bold feeding near the Campanile, observes photo opportunists and theater interiors, and recalls Browning's Rezzonico home as part of a late 1930s city portrait.
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Venice
St. Mark's
Italy
St. Mark’s
Harry Silvey
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Vinent Briefs From Vincent Ohio Community News
Dor othy Dean and Leonard Westrick of North Olmsted visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Dean and daughters Wednesday evening. Mrs Song of Lorain spent Wednesday afternoon with them. Mrs Edna MacDowell of Elyria called on Mrs Edith Morris Friday. Clarence Morris and Bail Jones of Lorain visited their uncle John Morris and sons Wednesday afternoon. Frankie Beene spent early week with relatives in Detroit and returned Saturday. Anna McIntire called on Mrs FP Lewis and daughters Sunday. N Cook of McComb and families visited, then traveled to Ak‑Ton to see relatives. Elmer Keller announced the birth of a daughter Janett at Memorial Hospital. Arnold Smith and his sister from Elyria visited the Hecks Sunday. George Root, N Ricel, D A Myers and guests Otto Cisane family attended a concert at Avon M E Church recently.
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Vincent
Dorothy Dean
Leonard Westrick
North Olmsted
Leonard Dean and
Song of
Lorain
Edna MacDowell
Elyria
Edith Morris
Clarence, Morris
Bail Jones
John Morris and Sons
Frankie Beene
WH. C. Chambers
J. G. Morris
Harley Fixes
Alwyn
Detroit
Mich
Anna McIntire
FP. H. Lewis
N. Cook
McComb, O
George Root
N. Ricel
D. A. Myers
Otto Cisane
Stop 82
Lake Road
Avon M. EB
EMTONA Health Tonic Promises Relief and Wellness
EMTONA is advertised as a modern medicine that relieves constipation indigestion and stomach distress. It claims to restore health and happiness with doctors approving the remedy and promotes it as safe without narcotic effects. Available at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store 413 Broad Street.
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Muir's Cut Rate
Broad Street
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Cornelia Minard spent a day with Mrs Charles Crosby of Oberlin. Ill health reduces Charles Long’s strength. LaGrange couple Mr and Mrs Melvern Spicer visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Dean. Miss Helen Ginn returned to Elyria after a visit with Miss Frances Stinehring. Mrs Edith Doren of Swanton vacationed with Shawville residents. Birthday guests honored Mrs G C Hurlbut included many friends who brought bouquets. The Myers family spent Sunday with relatives in Barlineville as the McCollums tour Port Hope. Baptist church convention drew Anne Daniel Miss Jeanette Ricci and Mrs Helen Myers to Oberlin. Local visitors and parties filled a busy weekend with games, music and lunch.
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Cornelia Minard
Charles Crosby
Oberlin
Charles Long
Melvern Spicer
LaGrange
Leonard Dean
Marjory Remorra
Cleveland
Helen Ginn
Elyria
Frances Stinehring
W. E. Taft
Edith Doren
Swanton
Otto Kiesler
Shawville
G. c. Hurlbut
Theodore Langton
G. Glassow
Frankie Reese
Martin Roberts
Betty Roberts
D. A. Myers
M. A. Stroup
McCollum
Barlinville
Ed McCollum
Vincent
Port Hope
Mich
Anne Daniel
Misa Jeanette Ricci
Helen Myers
Baptist Church Convention
JT. M. Baldwin
C. E. McIntire
J. Ja. McIntire
F. H. Lewis
Masaay
Loretta
Jeanette Lewis
Lewin
John Cook
Raymond Cook
Cox
B. Rea
Mra. Wheatley
Lorrain
Markley Busy Boys 4-H Club to Meet Friday Night
Community notes record the next regular gathering of the Markley Busy Boys 4-H Club at the F H Lewis home on Friday evening Oct 4 Mrs Luper is mentioned as owner along with the Baldwin family on North Ridge road The article also lists visits calls church notes and local social activity with Rev F A Ashburn delivering a sermon and mentioning Isaac Newton and gravity themes along with a tribute to Dr Reider and a birthday acknowledgment for a club member
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T. M. Baldwin
C. B. Rea
Methodist Church
F. A. Ashburn
Sir Isaac Newton
Mr. Newton
Reider
Jesus
Mallet Creek Lance Reunion At Autumn Farm
Mallet Creek October 12 Mr and Mrs R E Lance entertained brothers sisters children and grandchildren of Mr Lance at their farm home Sunday Seventy relatives attended The lawn hosted a picnic on an ideal autumn day Appraisal of property The late Bisworth War Ornum estate was appraised with a committee including W N Bellus Hinckley Charles Pierce and Geo Swartz Mrs F A Hunt of West Park and executor George Bellus of Strongsville were also present Entitled Sorosis Club Medina lunch hosted by Mrs Archie Curtiss with twelve ladies Creston funeral for Howard Karl in Creston Friday Mr Karl killed in an auto accident on Acme Hill last week
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Lance
Mallet Creek
R. EB. Lance
W. N. Bellus
Hinckley
Charles Pierce
Geo. Swartz
Mra. F. A. Hunt
Weet Park
George Bellus
Strongsville
Sorosis Club
Archie Curtiss
Medina
Creston
R. E. Lance
Howard Karl
Karl
Acme Hill
William Medley
Bronson Street
Elum Bros
Akron
Claire Weibel
Reeser
Medley
Pedestrian hazards spotlighted in watchful driving notice
A warning urging drivers to watch for pedestrians and obstructions to view emphasizes the high casualty toll of pedestrian accidents. The piece details a Medina incident, cites national stats, and urges caution, noting slick pavement and unseen pedestrians as key danger signs. It also lists local social notes and community events.
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MORGA
Registrar of Motor Ve. Waattch
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
In modern science matter and energy are unchangeable realities
A concise summary notes that in modern science matter and energy are fundamental, conserved quantities that cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed.
South Ridge Society Meets in South Amherst
The Needle Guild held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Arthur Ernst’s in South Amherst. After business, members tied a comforter for a needy family and shared a street lunch. The next meeting is set for the first Wednesday in November at Mrs. Conrad Ernst’s home. Several local residents attended, including Mrs. Matilda Dramm and Mrs. Milton Balls.
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Conrad Ernst and Guest
John Ember
Arthur Hiscox
Carl Dramm
Charles Dehn
Mabel Dehn
Clarence Lapp
Joshua Thompson
Francis Ward
Ethel Thompson
C. W
Newton Baus
Earl Dehn
H. Conger
Eugene Stang
Rene Stang
Milton Schlechter
South Amherst
Mrs Knittle Helps Care For Ill Mother At Daughter’s Home
Mrs George Knittle is in To rain for a few days aiding her mother Mrs Amy Ruth who lies seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs A Madiil. Mr and Mrs Newton Bausen-
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George Knittle
Torain
Amy Ruth
A. Madiil
Sunday House Guests Across Nearby Towns
Clarkfield households hosted extended guests from Berlin Heights Sandusky Elyria Bucyrus Fitchville Oberlin Willard Wellington Townsend and Cleveland area relatives for dinners and calls including Mr and Mrs Nate Harris Mr and Mrs Frank Sinclair Mrs Clara Howard and others from Elyria Willard Wellington Townsend and nearby towns.
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Nate Harris
Sunjay
Cornwall
Berlin Heights
Emma String
Arthur
Sandusky
Dude Benson
Elyria
Howard Franklin
Bowser
Bucyrus
Ambrose Harris
Ruby and
Russell
Roy Franklin and Sons
Dell Hill
Pearl Lowe
Fitchville
Frank Sinclair
Clara Howard
Risenger
Cleveland
Ed Brown
Oberlin
J. ©. Ames
W. H. Harwood
Willard
Fred Gray
Wellington
Marvin Kittel
Townsend
Geo. Yonker
Frank Rick
Clay B. Burrows
Isabell Burrows
Elyla
8. F. Black
Sunday Visitors and Local Gatherings In New London
Op man of New London and several families were Sunday visitors at local homes. Am burn Corners residents Wm Neal visited Prissy and family. Numerous relatives from Sandusky Cleveland Oberlin and Norwalk spent Sunday with local residents, with funerals and a family party noted. The Snyders' Corners road recently graveled.
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Op Man
New London
C. H. Burrows
Wm. Neal
Amburn Corners
Prissy
Guy Livermore
Tom Bailey
Marian Bailey
Sandusky
Wm. Batley
Mary Everson
Mise Ella Hardy
Brighton
Michigan
Clayton Hirea
Mra. Petrash
Cleveland
Theodore Goodman
J. G. Ames
Ethel Phillips
Iscoby Clinic
Mrs. Sheriff and Sons
Bellville
Ohio
Lawrence Merrill
Charles Puder
Albert Wolfe
la Grange
Gertie Hurst
Hazel Hurst
Tom Hurst
Amy Hurst
Oberlin
Tom Tester
Snyders’ Corners
Olive Tablets advertisement claim for liver and bowel health
Fragmented ad copy touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid to clear skin and brighten eyes. It emphasizes a pink, buoyant feeling and quick bile action, promoting a product with pricing and packaging details.
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Edwards
Indy
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L. B. Thomas
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G. A. Hinman
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Ray Garrett
T. V. Foskett
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M. E. Foskett
G. Yeakle and Sons
Earl Peeler
John Oviatt
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Cleveland Heights
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Carrie Porter
Clara Brown
Peter Himmelspaugh
Litchfield
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J. C. Bricker
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C. W. Steyer
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Coshocton
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Albert Bishop
Hlyria
Ladies’ Aid Society
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MR Burns
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Hall
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Ourbone
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B. H. Blvd
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South Ridge
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Charles Miller
M. EB
H. H. Peters
Nancy
Conrad Ernst
C. Roth
Henrietta Roth
C. B. Mason
Miriam Fowl
Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society
Cleveland Evangelical Church
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Frank Laraway
Congregational
August Merthe
Boris
Amherst
Robert Lee
Sadie Beal
Charles Dute
Margaret Baus
Martin Bringman
Vermilion
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Lewis Kroehle
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Furance Pouiyetiog
Otty
Parsons
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