Science Thought to End Navies Says Hindu Scientist
Detroit reports Hindu scientist YV. Kokathur told the American Chemical Society that ancient Indian manuscripts show hydrogen oxygen dry batteries and balloons were known centuries ago. He cited Delhi iron pillar and a 24-foot gun as evidence of advanced ancient knowledge and warned rapid progress threatens world stability and navies.
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Detroit
Mich
India
YV. R. Kokathur
New York City
American Chemical Society
Delhi
Narayar
Kokamur
E. K. Mees
Eastman
Rochester
N.Y
United States
Walkers Receive Papal Blessing During Rome Visit
Mayor and Mrs. James J. Walker of New York kneel before Pope Pius in the pope's private library and receive his blessing for themselves and New York. The pope presents a gold medal to the mayor and a priceless rosary to Mrs. Walker. The Dayton note mentions Leslie Mc Dill leading an Army and Navy Standardization Council meeting with 50 airplane manufacturers at Wilbur Wright field. Card party and bake sale notices follow.
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Walkers
Rome
James J. Walker
New York
Pope Pius
Theni
Pops
Walker
Holy Father
Dayton
Leslie Muc Dill
Army and Navy Standardization Council
Tgether
Wilbur Wright Field
Poliomyelitis cases rise in Columbus report
First mail to the health department reports 19 new polio cases, lifting the monthly total. Dr. C P Robbins notes the disease is infectious and often unrecognized in early stages, with three deaths in Wood county among five cases. Across counties 369 cases reported this year.
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Columbus
Department of Health
C. P. Robbins
Removal of Dead Horse Skeleton From Black River
A petition to the Ohio State Board of Health urged removal of a dead horse skeleton from the Black River near the Fourth Street bridge. The safety director announced the remains were removed Thursday night after lying in the water for some time. A crowd of 80,000 recently attended greyhound racing at a large London track.
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Ohio
State Board of Health
Fourth Street Bridge
London
Three Pay Fines for Fight at Kaiser Court
Three men George Pritchard Carl Massey and John Pullin paid $5 fines plus costs in police court after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct following a Thursday fight at Kaiser court Pullin suffered a battered nose during the altercation Joe Weinstein pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and denied swearing at Mrs Notkin on Bath street with a trial set for 5 PM today.
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Kaiser Court
George Pritchard
Carl Massey
John Pullin
Pullin
Joe Weinstein
D. Notkin
Bath Street
Weinstein
Thief targets Hillsdale homes in late-night entry
A thief entered Carl Kaiser’s home at 115 Hillsdale Cr by an unlocked window and took a watch plus fifty dollars. He also tampered with G E Brodrick at 112 Hillsdale Ct but did not enter. Florence Vernon, 160 Bath Street, injured in a collision on Indian Hollow Road. treated at Elria Memorial hospital. Elmer Mertz fined $5 for speeding on Lodi Street. Harold J. Long reports car theft from Broad Street. Ford coupe taken from 1306 Danley Square. A suit seeks sale of land in Elyria to satisfy a $52 judgment. Brown Bros. sues Al Fry for $110. A large truck damaged by fire on Cleveland Road due to gasoline ignition.
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Hilespale Court
Carl Kaiser
Hillsdale Cr
G. E. Brodrick
Hillsdale Ct
Florence Vernon
Bath Street
Indian Hollow Road
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Broad ST
Harold J. Long
Danley Square
Lorain
Broad Street
Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Court of Justice
J. C. Conaway
H. E. Vibber
David P. Hyman
The
Waldorf Hotel Sales Co
John Palicka
Woodford Ave
Vibber
Methodist Conference Reproves Rev Gregg in Delaware
The Northeast Ohio conference found Rev Albert Sidney Gregg guilty of imprudent conduct and deportment unbecoming a minister but passed his character, keeping him in good standing. One dissenting voice reported. The conference tabled two resolutions on bishop term limits and annual district superintendent elections.
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Gregg
Delaware
Northeast Ohio
Methodist Church
Albert Sidney Gregg
Cleveland
Flight plan for long Pacific leg to Tokyo
The filers intend to fly from Hanoi along the coast for 800 miles to Shanghai then across the East China Sea to Tokyo. At Tokyo they will install a new engine before continuing the hazardous Pacific crossing, about 1,075 miles farther from Shanghai.
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Shanghai
East China Sea
Japan
Tokio
Pacific
Henrietta Church Services and Local Visits
The item lists multiple church services in Henrietta including Reformed, Evangelical, and German M B churches with Sunday school times and worship hours. It notes Sunday dinner guests at the Hosletter home and visits by families from Elvira, Cleveland, and Monett, with several residents hosting relatives over the weekend.
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Henrietta
Reformed Church
John Hostetter
Fd Smith
Elvira
Martin, Monett
Frank Schoonard
Cleveland
Dacehtor
Ethel Decker
Harry Burr
Arthur Portman
Jobo Gelsendoerfer
Duane Bates
Elyria
Will Rosa
Otto Knoble
Needle Craft Society
St. Joseph's Church
Amherst
Rosa Baumen
Albert Latteman
C. F. Lange
Miller
Will Heidrick
Philip Battenhouse
Earl Kendepgh
Flossie Ritzenthaler
Ames
Iowa
Glenn Bates
Mary Pippert and Son
Nelson
Martin Pippett
Leon Currier
Kentucky
Frank Page
Thelma
Harold Coates
Joe A Mitten
Amy Young
Henrietta Center
Mitten
J. Ritzenthaler
Erie Berhinger
Jos Kneble
Mattie Sanders
Janet Brown
Q. C. Sanders
Philip Batten_ Rouse
Brighton
Vern Heidrick
Wm. Nile
Ely- Tia
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Leonard Greenhaul
Warren Unger
Theodora Latteman
John Bohn
Ashland
L. W. Kothe
G. c
Becker
Adam Horn
Charles
Mapes
Leon
John Ives
Oberlin
Will Tucker
Jada
Barlinville
Wm Smith
Esther Swiers
Ed. Leuzler
Brownhelm
Neal Hale
Gilbert and
Barbara
M. B. Peabody
Stephen
Arthur Kohl
Robert Vetter
Markets High and steady across multiple cities
Cleveland and Toledo market reports show potatoes butter eggs and meats varying by grade with hog receipts and calf, sheep, and cattle markets described as stronger or steady. Chicago and Minneapolis quotes list butter eggs wheat corn oats and seeds with regional grain prices and cash quotients. Local social notes follow, listing residents and gatherings around Elyria and nearby towns.
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Chicago
Ducks
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Community Notices From Elyria Area Gatherings
Local residents share visits and hospitality across Elyria Amherst Amherst area towns. Numerous social calls include Portman Bates and Gelsendoerfer families, Epworth Teague banquet honors and farewells for Rev Tennell, and many relatives visiting in Kentuck y Brownhelm and Lorain with out of town guests from Birmingham and Cleveland.
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Geo Coleman
Palmyra
Mica
Leo. Younglass
Elyria
Harold Buchs
Albert Snyder
Leonard Buchs
John Born
Ernest Buchs
Columbus
Arthur Geigenheimer
Thelma Jeanne
Lena Geigenheimer
Earl Bates
Nola
Louis Funk
Birmingham
Clarence Hungerford
Eva
Cora Mae
Pittsfield
C. E . Peabody
Christ Kropf
Walter Kropf
Eugene
Axtel
Lloyd Tigs
Amelia
Murray Ridge
Ivorwalk
Epworth Teague
Tennell
Pomeroy
Dorothea Born
Marjorie Howe
Daniel Born
Varry Baehs
Harold Bauman
Bernard Gayer
Victor Hostett- Jer
Ray
Res Pelt
Amherst
Fred Bawman
Cleveland
Roy Emmis
Wickling
Miss Sheets
Helen Broughton
Buth
Howard Ladrack
Elmer Buchs
F. A. Latteman
J H. Dunn
Oberlin
Wm Jaeger
Barbara Wiltberg
Michigan
Louise Becker
Kipton
Herbert Howe
Christ Bauman
Anna Bauman
Missea Adaline
Louise Dorothy
Gena Bell Becker
Philip Battenhouse
Juva Starke
Akron
Fred Latteman
Harry Jones
Ruby
Dorothy
Forced Removal Sale of Hardy Plants and Seedlings
Local sale notice for a forced removal offering hardy plants, seedlings, and cut flowers at 456 Earl Court with phone contact 6862. Includes multiple plant categories and a prominent laundry list feel typical of a street corner advert.
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Earl Court
Local social notes and fair visits across Amherst and Elyria
Frequent visits and entertainments are recorded as Amherst residents host guests from Brownhelm and Cleveland. Prizes are awarded at a ladies and men’s event, with Battenhouse as a consolation. Grange meeting date changes and banquet plans are noted. In Dayton area infantile paralysis prompts daily school health exams to prevent spread.
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Joan Geissendoerfer
Fred Bauman
Cleveland
Melvin Unger
John Unger
Elyria
Fred Wilford
George Schuster
Rugby
Seymour Leimbach
Mary Becker
Cart
Elrria Tuesiday
Dayton
Darton
Montgomery County
Cat Bandit Leads Jackson Team in Cotton States Meet
A fragmented report describes a Jackson team and a lead in the Cotton States league titled Cat Bandit. The piece hints at competition and a finish line but lacks clear details or full names and results.
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Cotton States
Jackson
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