Lizetta and Stuart Seize a Yacht Party Plan
Stuart Logan courts Lizetta in a sunlit beach romance amid social intrigue at Tropica Beach. Pedro’s arrest and disappearance spark tensions with Marion and Lord Withington as Lizetta navigates affection, family obligations, and looming travel as they drift toward a yacht party plan and an unresolved love triangle.
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Stuart Logan
Tropica Beach
Licetta
Stuart
Tove
ThAretta
Logan
Pedro
Lovetta
Atolen Jondla
Sho
Marion
Jossetta
Verrance Withington
Lisetta
Lizetta
Lord Withington
Patricia
Gors
Lizette
Elyria Soldiers in French Train Diary 1918
Major R Hultz recounts October 18 and 19 1918 activities of Elyria Company B in a French railroad train. The narrative describes air raid fears at loading platforms torches lighting the way and a brisk arrival of General Ely of Corp Headquarters as soldiers expedite their movement amid darkness.
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Liyrla
Company B
R. &. Hultz
Elyria
Hultz
General Ely
Corp Headquarters
Rail travel through France during WWII described in diary
The author recounts traveling by rail toward Amiens with sleep and darkness aboard, describing siding stops, weathered rails near Mesux, and nightly Paris work centers. He notes French rail controls in blackout, anti aircraft vigilance, and the crucial supply role sustaining front lines for General Rawlinson’s 30th and 27th U S Divisions.
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Paris
St Denis
Amiens
October 19 horoscopes and Civil War notes mix in diary
Indoor and outdoor diary items describe weather effects on frost and crops near lakes, notable birthdays from 1605 to 1907, and a detailed Civil War surrender at Yorktown with troop counts and terms. It recalls Cornwallis, Washington, Rochambeau and Sheridan, plus a Vermont raid at St Albans.
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Charles, Sois Cornwallis
George Washington
Jean Baptiste de Vimeur
Comte de Rochambeau
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Washington & Rochaupbesy
Europe
Sheridan
Little Phil
Cedar Creek
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn
Pany
Canada
Vermont
St. Albans
Soldiers endure cramped French trains on war journey
A diary-like account describes moving to Belgium with the 37th and 91st divisions under General De Boissoudy. Soldiers ride in crowded boxlike coaches, face cold near the North Sea, and cope with delays and detours as they pass Abbeville. A makeshift sky pilot stove warms a car but causes a small fire.
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Belgium
de Boissoudy
Cosches
North Sea
Sky
Tam
Abbeville
Wey
Jand
Spring’s release from Winter inspires fairy tale heroines
Some scholars argue that many fairy tale plots where princesses are imprisoned or saved by lovers trace to mythic springtime motifs. Disentangling these threads shows how seasonal myth evolved into romantic rescue narratives.
Stomach Upset Reveals Real Cause in Brief Note
A brief, direct report notes stomach upset as a symptom pointing to underlying causes. It highlights the need to identify the true source of distress and avoid masking symptoms with quick fixes. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Customs from around the world and a note on a new club
A snapshot of diverse cultural practices from Burma to Java, noting that Chin women smoke, Burmese funerals use tram cars in Milan, Eskimo divorce rules, Australian greeting customs, Chinese water habits, and Java bride attendance. The item ends with Tomorrow’s announcement of the first Woman's Club in the United States.
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Milan
Italy
China
Java
Twenty Couples In Bridge Contest
Twenty couples competed last night for contract bridge honors at the bi weekly meeting of the Contract Bridge League. High scorers were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Maddock with 105 points, Mr. and Mrs. David Hyman with 9134, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown with 90, E. Wentz and W. Ludwig with 88%, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hyman with 1, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Biggs with 86, and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. West with 2. The next meeting will be held in two weeks.
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Contract Bridge League
Melvin Maddock
David Hyman
Fred Brown
E. Wentz
W. Ludwig
Maurice Hyman
Hardy Biggs
A. H. West
Grafton Farm Boys Entertained by Musicians
The Winters Boys Trio from Elyria performed at Grafton prison farm for the inmates last night. Fred, 16, sang his own song Mother, I Am Coming Home Today and played violin, joined by brothers Don on guitar and Owen on banjo. They sang, danced, and led group singing with Mr. Winters Sr. directing.
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Grafton Prison Jfarm
Winters
Elyria
OQ. E. Winters
Fred
Don
Owen
Mr. Winters, Sr
Advertise In Effort To Find Childs Parents
The first step in formal adoption of the baby girl left at Mr. and Mrs. Conroy’s door on Cleveland Street was a legal notice. It seeks the unknown parents and others to attend a juvenile court hearing before Judge Wilcox on November 3. If parents do not appear, the court may take custody and move toward adoption. Mrs. Conroy indicated willingness to adopt the child.
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Lizetta
Flello
Marion
Pedro
Marlon
Lizetts
D. J. Conroy
Cleveland Street
Hearing Under Way Today On Demurrer
A hearing on the demurrer filed by Ohio Public Service Co. to the citys suit for a temporary injunction was under way before Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson. The city seeks to block higher charges alleged to exceed city ordinance limits for 700 commercial users. The report notes a Roman arena reference of 600 lions.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Power Company
Democrats to Discuss Old Age Pension and County Home Rule
A Democratic meeting at the V F W Hall Broad and Chapel Streets will feature H C Cheney on the County Home Rule Amendment and Mr Sachs of Akron on the Old Age Pension. Both issues will be voted upon in November.
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V. F. W. Hall
Broad and
Chapel Streets
H.C. Cheney
Mr. Sachs
Akron
Harpist Miss Wainwright to entertain Elyria High students
Elyria High School students will hear harpist Miss Betty Wainwright at an assembly in the high school auditorium tomorrow morning. She is a niece of Paul Wainwright of Elyria and a resident of LaGrange Indiana, currently touring many schools. She was to play in Fort Wayne this morning.
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Elyria High School
Betty Waterwright
Wainwright
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
LaGrange
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Man fainted twice at wedding in Northampton Mass
Alexander P. Cole of Catskill N Y fainted twice during his own wedding at 1st Marys church in Northampton Mass on Oct 19. After the first collapse the best man urged him to recover and finish the ceremony with bride Mary Elizabeth Corbett waiting at the altar. He was revived by his future mother in law before rejoining the ceremony.
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Northampton
Mass
Alexander P. Cole
Catskill
Cole
1St. Mary’s Church
Mary Elizabeth Corbett
Jewish Education in Palestine Before Temple Destruction
A garbled passage notes a comprehensive education system in Palestine carried out by Jews a few years before the Temple's destruction. It reflects on ancient scholarly schools and emphasis on learning within the early Jewish community.
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Palestine
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