Oberlin Personal Notices Reflect Local Real Estate Moves
Oberlin daily notes Miss Gladding renting 41 North Pleasant Street and J. D. Edwards buying homes on West Lorain and corner West Lorain Hollywood. Listings show transfers to E A Fowler of Chardon and sales by Morris McClelland and J L Edwards. Residents attend fairs, races, and visits to Elyria Detroit Bloomingdale. Regional farming notes cite 30 percent more labor per acre in some Ohio areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gladding
North Pleasant Street
Sir. Maddock
J. D. Edwards
Pittsfield
West Lorain
Hollywood
Doris Newton
Parkview Court
Elyria
Tremus
Oberlin
Arthur Duffy
West Loraim Street
Troy
Albany
Dr. McMillan
F. Maddock
Siiex S. G. Gladding
Jack Sager, Jr
West Lorain Street
Cenexa
Campbell Probert
Bloomdale
John Sager
Richard
Detroit
James Shew
Edith Margaret
Monroe, Mich
Ohio
Untreated Wheat Seed Shows Smut Spore Hazard
A terse note warns that a bus in a rug has nothing on a smut spore found in untreated wheat seed, signaling a potential agricultural risk to crops and storage.
Wheat Growth Race Sparks Odd Farmer Rivalry
A Roman farmer reportedly takes four and a half days to raise a bushel of wheat while an American farmer achieves the same yield in nine minutes, highlighting a humorous contrast in farming claims.
Missing Parents Search Sends Girl to Europe
Aliss Raonelle Morris of New York sails for Europe aboard the S. S. Berengaria to search for her parents last heard from years ago. She plans to tour England France Italy Germany and Switzerland in the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Raonelle Morris
New York
Europe
Miss Morrig
England
France
Italy
Germany
Switz
Odd Facts From Alehouse to Arctic Tales
A scrambled miscellany notes papier mache domes in Brussels, mishaps in a London infirmary, ancient month names, a dough kneading mechino, a Finnish weather stone, birds courtship, ostrich as a cancer joke, and a South Asian dancer's move. It mentions Mrs Clarence Johnson as North Carolina Public Welfare commissioner and clubwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
A collage of notes on women achievements and rights from around the world. Topics include the first woman preacher licensed in China, Mary O'Toole as a District of Columbia judge, Mount Holyoke College graduates entering missions, Japanese women named elders in Tokyo, Suhl Germany restricting female public behavior, a Mexican centennial delegation of women, West Indies suffrage in Jamaica, a young divorce case in Indiana, long service missionary Mary K Edwards in South Africa, marriage prospects for older women, four American women film writers earning high pay, Lapland gender equality, and Swedish bridal bread gifting to avert misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mary O’toole
District of Columbia
Ireland
Mount Holyoke College
Tokyo
Suhl
Germany
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mexico
Jamaica
West Indies
Ruby Moore
Noblesville
Itd
Indiana
Mary K. Edwards
Ohio
Congregational Women of America
South Africa
America
Lapland
Sweden
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Odd Felad
Id Fellows
Tigers
Berlin
Aim Street
Odd Fellows
Dwight
Peabody
Felows
Oberlin Personals
Palace of Justice
Brussels
London
India
Finland
Pbavarta
Erland
Asa
Womas Bng
Nahi
Rioht Ebert
Oymer
Rewston
Ave
Cleveland
The
VRS
Bolivia
Serge
Paris
van Raalte
Yman
Lewis Mercantile Co
Leretelecere
Ecekere
Lede
Telefe
Sexerete
Peleresvser
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