Indian Summer Flows Through Ohio Weather Scene
The past week in Ohio shows classic Indian summer conditions. Bright skies, warm breezes, and smoky blue haze soften the sun as forests glow with brilliant color, inviting outdoor revelry before winter. The term's origin is obscure with references dating back to 1794 across various lands.
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Strenszex
All Hallow
England
Wales
Belgium
St. Michael's
Germany
Holland seaward wall and drained lands transform nation
The Zuyder Zee drainage expands Holland to reclaim up to 500000 acres, creating 3100 to 8000 farms and housing 200000 people. Waterworks wall begun in 1920s and the project may cost up to 5200000000. Thousands settle on new lands as refugees from Germany participate in farm training programs.
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Holland
North Sea
Helland
Palestine
Jand
Student strike at Lindeeport sparks school closure
Lindeeport schol officials say students staged a strike for shorter hours and remained from classes for two days. After attempting to return, they were barred following a special meeting decision. Parents must consult the high school principal before reentry, urging that strikes are not proper for school questions.
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America
Bridgeport
America's Heroes Stir National Pride in Baseball Icons
The piece lauds Ty Cobb Babe Ruth and Dizzy Dean as emblematic American heroes whose fierce competitiveness, physical dominance, and boastful bravado echo in communities from small towns to big cities. It argues their enduring appeal helps define baseball as a quintessential American sport.
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Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Dizzy Dean
Cobb
Rath
Long Life On The Farm Mortality Rates Show Rural Advantage
Public health study across several states finds agricultural workers aged 15 to 64 have lower death rates than professionals. Unskilled workers face the highest mortality, with tuberculosis and pneumonia as leading causes, while accidents rank third. Diet, housing, medical care, and income influence outcomes.
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THE SILENT OBSERVER TODAY S SPORYVETTE
Various light items from THE SILENT OBSERVER TODAY include jokes about Richard Mansfield and local stagecraft, a humorous tale about five crooks escaping jail, and reflections on civic energy and progress. It also covers women in business, a Thames swim joke, and a light card about threats from a group named Unanimous.
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES AND TODAY IN HISTORY
Anniversaries note births and deaths of historical figures tied to places like Louisville Frankfort Pasadena and Philadelphia with figures such as de Saint Simon Marshall Lewis Ryan Fish and others. Today in history highlights Burgoyne’s surrender 1777 Bnai Brith 1845 United States troops at Chalilon Wood 1918 and Al Capone tax evasion verdict 1931.
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M. Jotneon
Kent
U. S
Senate
Louisville
Frankfort
William WR. Marshall
Minneapolis
Union Soldi Minneasota
Boone Co
Pasadena
Cal
Edmund Caren Lewis
Iladelphia
Philadelphia
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Nelson O
New York
Stary of
State
Wisan
Watertown
N. Y
Washington, D
Carl R. Fish
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Madison, Wis
Burgoyne
Saratoga
B'nai Brith
Chalillon Wood
al Capone
Chicago
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Notables Across Professions
James R. Garfield of Cleveland a former Secretary of the Interior and son of a President celebrates in Ohio born at Hiram. Knowles A. Ryerson heads the Agriculture Bureau marks 42 with Seattle origin. Rev. James S. Montgomery chaplain of the House turns 70 from Mt. Carmel Indiana. Childe Hassam New York painter and etcher born in Boston at 75. Fric Pape San Francisco artist aged 64. Rear Admiral Christian J. Peoples U S N born in Town 58. Dr. David A. Robertson Gaucher College Baltimore born Chicago 54. Thomas Riggs New York engineer former Alaska governor born Ilchester Md 61.
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New York
Boston
Fric Pape
San Francisco
Christian J. Peoples
David A. Robertson
Gaucher College
Baltimore
Chicago
Thomas Riggs
Alaska
Ilchester
Divine Spirit Opens Gentile Door in Acts Study
In a providential setup for early church growth the Holy Spirit moves the church toward inclusion. Peter’s near presence, Cornelius’ devout charity and prayer mark God’s choosing of Gentile openness as the gospel advances beyond Judaism toward the nations.
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Student defies drill to face court fight over mandatory training
Reymond McMahon of Logan county challenges Kansas State University and the Board of Regents over compulsory military training for students. His attorney claims the state granted land for a temporary urgent garrison and that the board lacks authority to impose compulsory drills. The case seeks to halt expulsion and tests con compulsion legality.
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F. D. Farrell
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Logan
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Deaf couple wed by sign language in Coshocton ceremony
In Coshocton Ohio a deaf couple were married by Justice of the Peace Milton J Croft in a ceremony conducted with sign language and an interpreter. The groom Herman Moore age 14 from Akron and the bride Eva il Parks age 19 from Roscoe were the newlyweds, with observers noting the use of sign language throughout the proceedings.
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Herman Moore
Akron
Eva Il. Parks
Roscoe
Justice of the Peace
Milton J. Croft
Community notices mix with funerals and events in Columbia
Columbia reports a funeral in Chicago for a former mother and notes a Ball Festival at the tea hall Friday night. Juries include Mrs Hagel Goodman and arl Boone. Mrs Bartter returns from Berea Hospital. Deaths arise from appendicitis in Battle Creek. Red Cross Hall calls led by Mrs Ernest Dunford. Alpha group entertained by Mrs M Ta Royer. Farm thefts discussed. Relatives note Wim Lengdon’s death in Columbus. Motor trip to Washington by Mr and Mrs W F E Jones and friends from Cleveland. Berea visitor Mrs Lydid Richards. Bartter home remodeling. Epworth League collecting produce for Home for the Aged. Rally Day guests Mr and Mrs George May. Miss Margaret Bosier teaches in Ripton High School. Rev Paul Brown spoke on church attendance. Choir directed by Miss Gertrude Akins. Sunday School hour features a hymn.
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Mia
Jobo Launton
Dorothy
Virginia
Chicago
Teas Hall
Dive Baptist Misasiga Circle
PHO Entertainment
Hagel Goodman
Arl Boone
Wim. Lengdon
Columbus
Ohio
W. FE. Jones
Cleveland
Washington
New
Lydid Richards
Berea
David Jones
Elyria
Marion Metcalf
Obertin
Ernest Dunford
Josie Harrington
George “May
Wm. Jasper
Edward Rosier
Granger
May
Margaret Bosier
Ripton High School
Mary Ink
Mary Carter Toledo
Pinvikmey
Cinenso
Paul Brown
Migs Gertrude Akins
Xytoe
Sunday Service Recital and Talks Highlight Local Church
Edna Barber and Kinsty Brown performed solo pieces with the orchestra led by Richard Van Ardegale. Rev Marold Halderman will speak next Sunday on Christ the Way Out. The quartet sang the offertory. several parishioners attended the Methodist church service. A closing reflection questions the value of individuals to the state amid global powers.
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Edna Barber
Kinsty Brown
Richard van Argedale
Marold Halderman
Berenard Cutting
Katheryn Lass
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Meg
Lloyd Stranahan
Borow
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