Builds Tiny Monoplane Here
J. B. Fix-it Johnston of Lake Avenue demonstrates a home made parasol monoplane powered by a 22 horsepower motorcycle engine. The single seater, 16 feet 9 inches long with a 23 feet 8 inch wingspan, was tested across a field but a landing gear obstacle damaged it earlier this week. Johnston, a repairman in electric and mechanical trades, plans further flight tests in his spare time.
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J. B
Johnston
Stop 3
Lake Avenue
Balloons and a family tragedy shape a man's return
A man recalls a mother’s death during a parachute drop at a country fair in the nineties and explains his renewed love of air travel as he seeks a fresh start through balloon ascent.
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Leredit
Sithough
Governor Smith Answers Whispering Slander
Albany N Y Sept 13 Governor Alfred E Smith challenged a long running whispering campaign accusing him of drunkenness. In a signed statement he denied the charges and explained how rumors arose from letters and political rivalries, noting denials from Democratic and Republican figures alike.
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Albany
Alfred E. Smith
South
H. D. Sanford
Syracuse
Wiliam L Bauer
Parckersburg
W. Va
Virgina
W. A. Keenan
Parkersburg
William H. Keller
Fearon
Recepton
Birmingham Community M E church events and local visits
Birmingham Community M E church pastor Rev W M Kinsley announces Sunday Sept 16 Divine Worship at 734 pm and Sunday school at 945 am Mrs Carl Quarling superintendent. Nearby residents Mrs Florence Sanders of Morroeville and Miss Katherine Early visit, with several local callers listed in Terrville and Youngstown area.
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Raymond Spronk
Florence
Adam Horn
Oberlin
John Ives
Mildred Snellenberger
Elyria
E H Snellenberger
Harold Delefield
Rebecca Schmitkens
Whern Barmord Oldfield
Milion
Vermilion
Jane
Bor Acher
Jané
Abfred Fleming
Augustus Ziebeing
Ohio
W. H. Snellenberger
Kate
Lindia Drie
Will Jess
South Rudge
Carl Miller
Brownhelm
E. Brown
Grace
Henry M. Duie
A. L Weidemann
Ce Cc. Schisler
Gust Situsier
Axtel
Mame Church
Elza
Birmingham
M. EL
W. M. Kinsley
Divine Worshp
Carl Quearling
Florence Sanders
Morroeville
Katherine Early
Cleo Dickel
George Stewart
White Fox
Charles Mapes
Luman Hitsmar
Amanda Hitsman
Henry Salzeman
L. W. Funk
Richard
S. S
EL J. Radclifffe
Terrville
Wu Hershey
Ren
Youngstown
Ed Eosengart
Puttsburzeh
Labor Day
Ite Moser
Bfe
Rex
T J Stelthorn
T. J
Why suffer with Rheumatism
For over a century S S S has offered relief to rheumatic pains. A user testimonial from Earl C Campbell of Johnson City Tenn praises the tonic after trying many medicines. The ad claims S S S is made from fresh plant roots and herbs and helps the body fight the cause. Available in two sizes at drug stores.
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Rez Bry
Ss.s
Ant
S.S.S
Nature
Birmingham School Fair Set for October 5
The seventh annual Birmingham school fair will be held October 5 at the Birmingham school. Paul B. Tut-He, vocational agriculture instructor, announces the event following the formation of the Agricultural Club. Club officers include Lincoln Wasem as president, Arnold Palmer as vice president, and Leonard Kropf as secretary and treasurer. Preparations are underway, with efforts to secure capable judges for all departments. Potato growing shows a potential record exhibit, and trophies from Metzger and Robinson plus J J. McMann will attract exhibitors. Seventeen other trophies and cash prizes are offered, and English channel swimmers may use foot fins in trials.
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Birmingham
Birmingham School
Paul BR. Tut- He
Florence
Agricultural Club
Lincoln Wasem
Arnold Palmer
Leonard Kropf
Ise
Tate
Metzger
Castoria Advertises Comfort for Troubled Babies
A nostalgic promotional piece touts Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants with colic constipation diarrhea and sleepless nights. It claims five million homes rely on Castoria with doctors approving it for infants and urges mothers to keep a bottle ready for emergencies and everyday use.
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Castoria
Governor in Race Scene Faces Slender Statements
The governor appeared intoxicated or denied seeing the races official visit. He said he urged Hetey to obtain a written statement from Mrs. Sanford, yet none was produced. Attempts to obtain Mrs. Bauer's letter failed and conflicting statements from Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Bauer leave truth unresolved. An advertisement note asks readers to try an ad in The Chronicle Telegram.
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Hetey
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Earl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
SSS
English Channel
Dunlop
City Tire House
East Ave
Wilmot Ptg. CO
Masonic Temple
Eer
TAO Castoria
Kelley
Chronicle- Telegram
Karl W. Plochek
Insurance
Eee
Lorain Co. Bank
THE
Elyria Telephone Co
Sokol
Sokol's
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