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Cincinnati
Courier and
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Courier and Daily Times-Star
New York World
Batavia notes and regional updates amid fair and farming
Edward Wolf of Amelia interacts with Batavia Relatives Taesday and Batavia Foundry Company for stove repairs while residents seek loans and mortgage security. Fairs, pumpkin yields, hunting season, and local business ads blend with health notices and moving pictures at city hall.
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Edward Wolf
Amelia
Batavia
Taesday
City Hall
John Claney
Glancy
Championship Batavia Baseball Showdown Bethel vs Goshen
The most sensational game of baseball in Batavia is set for Saturday at 2 p m on the Athletic grounds. Bethel faces Goshen for the Clermont county championship with Goshen’s Gosden to pitch after signing with the Pittsburg Club and Armour to pitch for Bethel. Allen Roudebush the Three I League star returns to face Batavia. Game called promptly at 2 0 o clock. Admission five cents.
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Batavia
Bethel
Goshen
Clermont County
Gosden
Pittsburg
Armour
Kansas City
Allen Roudebush
Courts Update: Probate and Real Estate Transfers Publicized
In the past week the Common Pleas Court sees new suits Frank Pohl vs Village Williamsburg and Riley vs Riley. Probate lists Edward Romoler named administrator. Marriage licenses issued to Eddie Kindle and Bertha Sprague Williamsburg and others. Real estate transfers record numerous swaps including Burkhardt to Brisbois 60 acres $1800 and Hawkins to Hopkins life estate. Wills filed note A E B Beck wills residue to brother W W Beck with nominal bequests to sisters.
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Common Pleas Court
Jupee Davis
Frank Pohl
the Village
Williamsburg
Nichols & Nichols
Plaintiff
Mattie, Ke, Riley
Thomas M. Riley
Nellie G. Robinson
Jupan Walker
Eddie F. Kindle
Aston
Bertha Sprague
Charles M. Jones
Newtown
Ellen Megrue
Milford
Homer D. Malott
Olive Branch
Stella M. Krekeler
Brazier
Edward Romoler
Harvey D. Smith
Recorder's Office
O L. Page
Wm. Burkhardt
Ben Brisbois
Edward Roberts
Fannie White
Semarimis
Charles B. ‘Hopkins
Amelia
Lovier
Anna L. Hopkins
Charles B. Hopkins
Walter Hogan
Leo Falquer
Thomas
Teal
John A. Hilton
Margaret M. Fee
Nellie I. Fee
James Etheridge
B. BE. Redinger
Joseph Eichelverger
M. Pendleton
Charles E. Roettinger
Wm. Meyer
New
Richmond
Ella Hancock
Josephine L. Schirmer
James K. White
Geo. W. Conover
Mary A. Conover
W. OC. Dufau
Harry EB. Haggerty
Bennett Behymer
Wedding guests toss new coins at Lynn ceremony
In Lynn Massachusetts a recent wedding ended with bright new coins thrown at the departing bride and groom, a departure from the traditional rice or old shoes. The incident occurred near Lynn close to Nahant and Bow, described as awfully reckless.
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New England
Lynn
Mann
Influenza Blues Echo Incoherent Car Talk
Pittsburg citizens on a muggy morning discuss in a garbled code while a two direction conversation draws suspicious stares from fellow riders. The exchange ends with the pair continuing toward downtown as the train scene fades from view.
Duels Among Sudanese Arabs Depict Violent Pastoral Life
The Hasas and Hadendoas in southeast Sudan label themselves black Arabs speaking distinct languages. They live as herders and farmers, with dokha and durra ripening in February. Men guard crops from birds on tall platforms using long palm leaf whips. Weapons include knives, sticks, spears, and swords. firearms are banned. Numerous scars indicate frequent back duels ending when one cries enough.
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Tekar
Africa
Khors
Plateau
The Enduring Allure of Hash
A measured meditation extols hash for its mystery and timeless appeal. The piece questions why people seek certainty when uncertainty fuels happiness and notes history shows no calamity from hash while other foods provoke alarm or fear.
Fog and earthquakes mark 1783 summer across Europe
Gilbert White notes a remarkable summer of 1783 with pervasive smoky fogs in England and Europe, intense heat, alarming meteors, and tremendous thunderstorms. Calabrian and Sicilian quakes add to a year described by Cowper as nature seen through a dim and sickly eye.
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Europe
Asia
Gilbert White
England
Calabria
Isle
Sicily
Cowper
Focused Eyes Reveal Hidden Struggle in Mysterious Guest
A man explains his blurred vision after a childhood illness left his eyes unfocused for minutes upon entering rooms. He apologizes for not recognizing others, while noting his eyes shift to the punch as the waiter serves.
The Kiddies and the Growing Respect for Children
The piece notes rising respect for children in society. Parents study playthings science shapes toys and authors shape the era’s youth culture. Children show selective taste and growing tolerance while understanding parental flaws in some cases.
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Lee
Thowe Wen Hee Ven
Corsets in Ancient Greece Claim Athenian Fashion Echoes
Paris reports Greek statues vases and artworks show ribbons crinoline head dresses basques and corsets 2000 years ago while Jules Bois argues cycling skirts were common at Agamemnon's court photos support likeness to 1880 styles Mme Paquin designs the costumes for La Furie proving ancient dress echoed modern fashion observers expect new plays to follow with Ulysses in pajamas and Dido in a kimono
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Paris
New York Times
Mme. Paquin
Jules Bois
Comedie Francaise
Schliematin
Mycenae
Evans
de Mosso
Knossos
Crete
Ulysses
Dido
The Proud Telephonist At The Corner Drug Store
A young man at a corner drug store telephone cheerfully reports to a caller that eleven pounds of something have arrived and that the baby resembles him. He speaks to a bemused crowd near the soda fountain as he ends the call and walks out proudly.
Vintage nicknames for wine by year through history
The article lists historical nicknames assigned to wine vintages, noting 1529 Baptist for bad water, 1860 Garibaldi, 1894 Weihaiwei, and 1896 nicknames Li Hung Chang and Moses, reflecting cultural events and conditions tied to each year. It cites Munchener Nachrichten as the source.
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Zeppelin
Li Hung Chang
Moses
Haunted room at Dunrobin Castle sparks ghost lore
Scotland is rich in legends with Dunrobin Castle cited as a haunted site. An invisible specter in the duke of Sutherland’s Highland residence is said to laugh, linked to a past rival chieftain starved to death and doomed to haunt the room in punishment.
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Scotland
Dunrobin Castle
Duke of Sutherland
Old and New Penny Postage Ties Two Oceans
A look at the long history of cross Atlantic mail, noting a 200 year old system from 1698 where ships carried letters for a penny or two cents. It also recounts William Patterson’s Darien scheme 1694 to establish a British colony at the Isthmus of Darien to control ocean routes.
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England
America
Atlantic
William Patterson
Bank of Scotland
Darien
Great Britain
Puerto Escoces
Scot
Local Marriages and dairy meeting announced in Batavia
Marriages reported in Batavia Ohio note Homer D. Malott and Stella Marie Krekeler wed at the M E Parsonage with reception at the Lewis home. Albert H. Price and Lina Mae Lewis wed earlier in September. Price to serve as chief musician of the 8th U S cavalry at Fort Robinson. Also announced is the Tri State Dairy Association meeting at Rapps Hat Saturday afternoon with speakers.
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M. E. Parsonage
Batavia
Ohio
Edmund Burdsall
Homer D. Malott
Cincinnati
Stella Marie Krekeler
Olive Branch
E. Burdsall
Albert H. Price
Fort Robinson
Nebraska
Lina Mae Lewis
F. Lewis
Tri-State Dairy Association
Rapp’s Hat
Boarding House Offer Near Town Hall
Boarding by week day or meal at twenty cents per bed or meal. Good home cooking with a connected feed stable. Located a square and a half above town hall on Main Street. Miss Kate Elton.
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Town Hall
Main Street
Kate Elton
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Dr. Thomas
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A. E B. Beck
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Sarah E. Henderson
Cera Britton
Julius D. Abbott
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Hester Stagg
Ohlo Ike
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Ohio Pike
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Frank Brinkmoeller
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Batavia, Ohio
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Batavia Building & Loan Company
Jan Altf
H. Sexipet
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O.alt
P. Hamilton
Race
Elm
W. Repapes
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Ahi Tae
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Je4zier & Hicks
Louis Hicks
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Bly
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