Fallentimmer Times social notices and visits
Long column of local notices lists Kindig completing embalming studies in Cincinnati and becoming licensed mortician. Families visit relatives in Madison and Wellington while others attend bridge parties and motor trips through New York state. Various moves, visits, and events include poolroom relocation, summer stays, camp Crag reserves, a Niagara Falls trip, and a dance marathon in Akron. Community members travel to Columbus, Cleveland, and Chicago for family and church activities.
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Mac
Kindig
Cincinnati
Airs
Baby
Ernest Chambers
Madison
Wis
WI Chambers
Robert Foster
Wellington
Clyde Weaver
Mann
West Mainst
Simon
Ensemers
Tom Dix
Chicago
Josephine Weaver
Diss Paulline-Carrier
Ot Lodt
New York State
Frank Halliwell
Cleveland
Anna Halliwel
Medinaco
Camp Crag
Homer Hlyde
Clarence Chambers
Mr Hyde
Bert Hyde
Columbus
Tom Halliwell
Gee Halliwell
Tom Laughlin
Vincie Fixler
Joseph Beck
Laughlin
Bert Long
I. R. Richardson
Lodi
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
Mary Springer
Zanesville
Albert Marshall
Walter Lyons
Jacob, Dennis
Fredericktown
John Walker
Melvin Murray
Miami University
James Murray
Lake Forest Academy
Lake Forest
John‘Lou. Murray
Connecticut
Allen Rickard
Frank Young
Virginia
Ray Young
Roy Wheeler
Akron
Dick Hewitt
zAshta’hulah
Ida J. Cook
Seville Lodge
Masonic-hall
Grace
Lee
Carter
Calvin
M McCoy
Naomi McCoy
Sall Heber Astaro Ie Pema
Herbert McCoy
Baptist Church
John
Carl ‘Rohrer
E. R
Hobson's Choice At Cambridge Inn In Tudor Tale
A fragment describes Tobias Hobson an innkeeper in Cambridge during Charles era known for a grablay of forty horses. Travelers choosing a horse were guided to select the one closest to the door with an equal chance of a good ride, a tradition cited in local lore.
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Hobson
Tobias Hobson
Cambridge
England
Charles
Doylestown Notes on Local Visits and Reunions
Mrs Nellie Cardwell of Beaumont Teas visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs N H Hower. Fraser families reunion held at Orrville park. Mr and Mrs F A Fraser attend trout at Canal Fulton with Mr and Mrs W J Gill and family. Ladies Aid of Lutheran church meets at Clyde Edwards home with speaker Mrs H Hower. Epworth League event at M E church social rooms Wednesday evening. Mabel Norris, officer, returns from Canton after weeks away. MOR Zimmerman improves after hospital stay. Tom Doyle recovering at St. Luke Hospital.
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Nelllie Cardwell
Beaumont
N. H Hower
Sam
Nellie Galehouse
Elias Galehouse
George Petlt
Cleveland
Sarhatioh Am
Doytestown
Fraser
Orrville Park
OrrviMdé
F. A. Prase
W. J. Gill
Canal Fulton
Cornelia
Esther Whitman
Emma Nichter
Ladies' Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Clyde Edwards
Mt H. Hower
Epworth Ledge
M. E. Church
Acotalyia
Mabel Norris
League
Mary Petit
Canton
Mor. Zimmerman
Barberton Hospital
PORK CHOPS A LA BALTIMORE AND HOME TIPS
A housekeeper's page offers a pork chop recipe with bone scrubbing and egg crumb coating, baked forty five minutes in a pan with water. It also suggests oil cloth as a stylish dressing table top, milk-pouring games for children, warm water for stain removal, leather gloves for gardening, and a Roman orator quote about a life of excess and emotional neglect.
Dream Origins in Prehistoric Times as Traced by Sam Prat
A Pathfinder Magazine excerpt cites Sam Prat Walling analyzing thousands of dreams to trace origins to hereditary cases like monkey ancestors falling from trees or to vivid experiences from ancient times. The piece references London’s Before Adam and notes the carryover of uncloth beld states and waking in crowded rooms.
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Sam
Prat
Walling
EL Slucht
Adam
Jack
London
Sweatine
Pathfinder
Egyptians and horses in ancient times shown in scripture
The article argues horses were known in Egypt from early history and cites Genesis and Exodus. It notes Joseph’s bread for horses during famine and Jacob’s description of a horse bite as a serpent. It references Pharaoh’s 600 chariots and the Red Sea disaster as biblical attestations.
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Joseph
Ingrata
Jacob
Egypt
Early periodicals list with colonial American ties
The text traces origins of periodicals from seventeenth century book catalogs to early journals in France and Britain. It notes Tatler 1700, Spectator 1712, Guardian 1712, Examiner 1710, North Briton 1762, Gentleman's Magazine 1731, Franklin's General Magazine 1741, Pennsylvania Magazine 1775 76 by Robert Aitken and Thomas Paine.
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Journaal Des Senve Ups
France
Actua Philosophica
Tatler
Spectator
The
Guardian
Examiner
North Briton
Gentleman’s' Magazine
Benjamin Franklin
General Magazine
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert—Atekin
Thomas Paine
Old English Saying Ado Origin Traced Back to 1501
A discussion notes how ado in modern speech traces to Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing but originated earlier with Thomas Preston who used “making an ado” in 1501. The term comes from Middle English at do, a northern form for to do, highlighting historical linguistic roots.
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Thomas Preston
Shakespeare
Moderation Becomes Theme in Spencer’s Advice
A fragmentary quote reports that Moderation in taste and light preserves health. It notes that excesses in honey, fragrance, or sun exposure cause illness or headache. The passage links temperance to pleasure, warning immoderation mars delight.
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Spencer
Mystary Story of a 15 Mile Car Adventure
In early motoring days a family sets out in a new car for a 15 mile journey. They stop for lunch at an inn and resume to hear the engine miss. The father fears theft as the motor sputters and he asks who could have taken that.
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anJnn
Enfield Golf Club Claims Exclusive Membership
A fragment reports a unique English golf club near Enfield that only accepts workers as members such as bricklayers painters and shop assistants. The course measures about 1,130 yards with a roadside green. daily work ends with a carpenter’s swing of a golf club showcasing skilled play.
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Golf Club
England
Enfield
Annéhole
Aesistante
A.dsy
Abérer
Hiss
Glorious Day at King's Mountain Battle Recap
Fragmentary account recalls the defeat of Ferguson at King's Mountain, with Patriot mountaineers led by Sevier Shelby and Campbell shattering the Loyalist force in a one hour clash. British casualties and terminations cited, war momentum shifts toward independence following subsequent battles.
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Washington
Patrick ‘Pergagon
Gornwalla
Great Britain
Wir
Clerg
Tink
Tennessee
Kentucky
King’s Mountain
Cal
John Sevier
Tonnes
Exicvelopadia Britannica
North Carolina
Virginia
Cornwallis
Cowpins
Guilford Courthouse
Eutaw—Sprigas
Yorktown
Powerful Jaws Prove Wild Cat Fearsome In Hunt
A deer watcher’s wife noted a powerful wild cat and traps were laid at probable sites. One morning a large specimen was found with a hind leg trapped. The keeper attempted to shoot but the enraged cat seized the gun and left tooth marks on the stock. The skin measured 45 inches from top to tip.
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Luster
Menauréa
Schoolmaster Tests Class With Geography Question
A teacher quizzed pupils on physical geography about land and water. A young boy, when called, answered simply Sud Sir, revealing a humorous moment in the lesson.
Foreign Objects and Imitation in Child Play
An Hygela Magazine article by Dr. Mervin Myerson argues children explore objects by mouth to learn size shape and roughness. It warns that parental behavior such as placing coins pins or chewing wood can set a bad example for proper handling and safety.
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Chijlgrén
Ingtmer
Mother
Dad
Hygela Magazine
Mervin
Wales Boosts Big Trees To Attract Visitors
The National Museum of Wales reports giants near Powis Castle in Welshpool. A Douglas fir reaches about 160 feet with 11 foot girth and an oak near 1810 yielded record lumber. An oak-foiled tree yielded more lumber than any other in Europe.
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Wales
Wajes Tg
Powis Een Welshpool
Weles
Europe
Elevator Key Invention Helped Build The Skyscraper
A fragmented historical note credits Elisha Otis with inventing the safety elevator that made tall buildings feasible. It notes Otis’s brake mechanism gripping the hoist rope if the rope broke, enabling safer ascents. The passage links this to the rise of structural steel and modern skyscrapers, mentioning the Home Insurance Building and Chicago.
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ISS
Kenney
Home Insurance Company
Colcagy
Otis
Holst
Onis
Biblical Passage That Has Puzzled Scholars
A study notes that Gog and Magog appear in Ezekiel and Revelation with debated identities. It traces obscure placements across Genesis, Chronicles, and Ezekiel, noting claims about the north lands and end times. The article highlights uncertainty over historic orientation, language, and the realm of these figures.
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Shematah
Reuben
Japheth
Mesghedh
Tubuls
Thox
Meshevh
Tobat
Wich
Mageg
Pontine of Famel
Gog
Magog
Charm of Old Curses and the Romance of Token Gifts
A fragmented piece explores antique tokens and love tokens as romantic keepsakes. It notes lovers crafting unique items from ivory, bone, wood or metal to win a sweetheart’s favor, celebrating friendship and courtly gesture over mere material value.
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Minny
Oysters Cure Anemia Findings by Researchers
Te vine Remington and Culp of scientific investigators report oysters can cure nutritional anemia in milk fed rats. Copper zinc and manganese in oysters are identified as the inorganic elements responsible for hemoglobin regeneration, explaining the antianemic potency.
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Tevine
Remington and
Culp
Inon
Topper
Land That Was Connecticut Reserve in Northwest Territory
The Western Reserve once part of Connecticut territory ceded in 1786. It covered the area between latitude 41 to 42 degrees 2 minutes north and extended 120 miles from Pennsylvania’s western boundary. It was reserved under the 1662 Connecticut charter granting eastern and western lands.
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Connecticut
the Western Reserve
Connecticut Reserve
Northwest Territory
United States
BCC
What
Honors War Correspondents Arch Erected on Mountain Estate
War era inscription describes the arch erected by George Alfred Fawn on his Ganland Maryland estate in 1800. It honors Army Correspondents and Artists of 1861 to 1865 for cheering camps and inspiring readers while encouraging distant war narratives and exploration.
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George—Alfred—Fawnaend
Ganland
Rustica
Oldest Royal Guard Built Into English Monarchy History
A fragmentary account notes the English King's Body Guard as the oldest royal bodyguard and military corps, tracing origins to Saxon guards and marking Henry VII as the king who made it permanent, with enduring equipment and status through centuries.
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Cardia
Henry VII
Columbus News Letter: Summer Prep for Capital Influx
By Harry Hale, the Columbus News Letter describes preparations for visitors to the capital during the summer season. Guards, sight standards, and new alumina coatings refresh the area at the main entrance. The text notes housing for laborers and changes around the station, painting a transformed landscape as Burdonars presents a verdant view.
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Ein Prota
Atata
Ohio State Museum report highlights crime, parks and inmates
Ohio counties report 879 crimes in the year 1931 linked to liquor. A state museum publication details parks and historical data, plus notes on the Ohio Penitentiary transfer to a prison farm and ongoing museum and musical programs for inmates.
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Ohio State Arch
Jrt
Ohio
H. G.shotrone
State Museum
North High Street
Fifteenth Avenue
Brown named chair of State Employes Benefit picnic
Clarence J Brown is named chairman of the State Employes Benefit association annual picnic planned for August. The program includes stunts night fireworks and a bathing beauty contest with trophies awards and prizes. Hale, executive clerk of the Department of Secretary of State, notes Browns background with years shaping amusement at the Licking County Fair and service with the Ohio Elks association. The state employees group holds an annual reunion each fall at Cedar Point.
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Marry D. Hale
Department of Secretary of State
Clarence J.brown
Saat
Thale
Licking County
Ohio
Io. Elks Association
Cedar Po Point
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Harry
Hale
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Minda of Hoge
Columbua
Thurg
Clarence J Brown
Ohio Penitentiary
Tyudon
Biz - Penial
Thomas
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