Wedded Hastily After School Romance Ends In Union
Miss Fannie Durbin, eighth grade teacher at Market avenue South School, wed Frank K. Dossett, manual training teacher at Cherry avenue North School, in a ceremony at 4 PM in their new home 2815 Carl place West. The couple began their romance at Burroughs club while studying school work. The bride, from Fredericktown and a former Oberlin student, will resign teaching to manage the home.
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Canton News
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Burroughs Club
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Th. T. Wallis Grose
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South School
Stevenville
Columbia University
University of Chicago
Ohio State University
Paroled Man Violates Parole Again in Dayton Case
Clarence Lat erns, recently returned from Dayton workhouse where he served for assault and battery, violated parole by intoxication and assaulting his mother on Thursday November 30. He pleaded guilty before Mayor C A Mitchell and was sent back to the workhouse for six months hard labor.
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Clarence Laterns
Dayton
Latherns
C. A. Mitchell
Horse 15 Killed After Frightened Ride Collapses
Delaware December incident reports Herman Morris and Edward Cockrell thrown from a rig when a frightened horse bolted near Galena bridge. The horse tore loose a hoof in a brace, then collapsed. Morris youth suffered a facial cut from barbed wire. horse valued at 125 dollars belonging to U. Morris, east of Maxtown.
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Delaware
Herman Morris
Edward Cockrell
Galena High School
Galena Bridge
Young Morris
Chicago contest to find citys prettiest girl
A contest to determine the Chicago girl with the most beautiful complexion teeth and hair opens with the first annual Chicago Retail Druggists Association exhibition at The Coliseum. The venue is advertised as the largest drug store in the world with major chemists and specialty houses represented.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Amundsen Plans Arctic Flight Aid On Polar Quest
Captain Roald Amundsen arriving in New York says he will sail in mid 1918 toward the Arctic coast aboard an 800 ton auxiliary schooner with a 240 horsepower engine. He plans a 100 mile air hop to the pole from the ship and aims to observe ocean and air currents for meteorological records over a possible three to five year drift toward Spitzbergen Greenland. Alan Hawley of the Aero Club of America offers cooperation.
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Roald Amundsen
South Pole
New York
Frederik Will
Copenhagen
Arctic
Amundsen
Hoboken
Norway
Siberia
Spitzbergen
Greenland
North Pole
Alan FR. Hawley
Aero Club of America
Fram
Ohio Experiment Station Bulletin on Peach Cold Protection
Horticulturalists at the Ohio Experiment Station advise growers to plant hardy varieties and choose favorable sites to avoid winter heating of peach orchards. Exact temperature to save blossom buds is unknown and varies by year. Winter heating is deemed unnecessary with proper variety choice and site, while wild garlic infestation is being studied for control.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Wild garlic control spray timing in Ohio fields
Farmers in Hamilton County report success using a spray with oil to kill wild garlic infesting grain fields and pastures. Effective control requires spraying two to three weeks before bulb formation in April and May, with timing varying by region from early April to early May.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Furnace slag cannot take place of lime in soil
Ohio Experiment Station tests show blast furnace slag is less effective than lime or limestone for correcting soil acidity. Station chemist J. W. Amos warns farmers not to substitute slag for lime except experimentally, noting slag’s calcium and magnesium are tied in silicates and require higher rates.
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Ohio Experiment Station
J. W. Amos
Notable Women in Politics and Science Across the Nation
The article highlights Kansas electing 151 women to county offices, including 58 superintendents and 9 registers of deeds, with party splits. It notes Empress Zita of Austria Hungary's early era, and mentions a Harvard fellowship for women in astronomy, plus ongoing Congress and Senate session start details in Washington.
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Register of Deeds
Kansas
Local Tax Rates Query Sparks Public Interest
A garbled OCR fragment discusses taxation rates and business charges with unclear dates and entities. It hints at a public inquiry into local rates and possible changes affecting businesses, but lacks clear names or locations.
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