Hoover travel to South America signals warmer ties
The article praises Herbert Hoover as president elect for planning a visit to South America to meet neighbors firsthand. It argues direct contact will dispel doubt, show U S friendliness, reduce reliance on Europe, and showcase Hoover as restless and potentially one of America's greatest presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
South America
Mr. Hoover
Hover
United States
Uncle Sam
Western Hemisphere
Europe
North
Europ
Asia
Hoover
Southlands
Buried Past in New Mexico Shows Ancient Nation
Archaeologists Burton Cosgrove and Dr. Albert Jenks describe a 2000 year old Mimbres valley civilization in New Mexico. The secluded valley housed a thriving people who tilled soil, built towns, created pottery and textiles, then vanished around 700 years ago amid unclear causes.
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Burton Cosgrove
Atchison
Southwest
Albert Jenks
University of Minnesota
Mimbres
New Mexico
Europe
Rome
Amazing blind man lives unseen in upper Park Avenue
New York tale follows a man blinded seven years ago after a wrecked sleeper incident. A Swiss surgeon advised keeping his blindness secret, enabling him to live as if sighted. He walks, reads, plays violin by ear, and runs a business with aides updating him on news and literature. The piece also notes evolving public attitudes and other New York curiosities of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Upper Park Avenue
This Date in Kansas History November 15 items
A compact historical recap notes events dated November 15 in Kansas history, including the 1876 Kansas Academy of Science meeting in Topeka and an 1877 minor Lawrence earthquake impact. It weaves in local business mentions and community notices such as Red Cross support by Bellevue school's pupils and a roadside rescue anecdote linked to Frank Roche.
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Kansas Academy of Science
Topeka
Lawrence
Bellevue School
Gladys Winter
Red Cross
Commercial Street
Frank Roche
Roche
Globe Opposes Marathon Dances Sparks Staff Quip
A quirky note credits The Globe with opposing marathon dances citing aging reporters. The paragraph mentions Dottie O Neill John Buckley Jim Todd and Lee Nusbaum jr in a playful, ribbing tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie O’neill
John Buckley
Jim Todd
Lee Nusbaum, Jr
Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into Flu
A brief health ad warns that a cold may worsen into flu grippe or pneumonia. It promotes Musterole as a counter irritant made from mustard oil camphor menthol and other simple ingredients. The product is said to stimulate circulation and help break up the cold with a warm tingling sensation followed by cooling relief.
Rushville News Briefs Include Peanut Lung Injury and Local Updates
The Rushville column reports a small boy aspirated a shelled peanut into a lung while playing on the floor, rushed to a St. Joe hospital, with treatment awaiting inflammation. Also noted are several local injuries and family travels, including a torn ligaments case, a splintered bone, and a fatality obituary. Weather notes call for severe cold and eight feet of snow, plus a coal ad urging Farmers Fed Lump Coal at $8.25 per ton.
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R. L. Brown
Rushville
St. Joe
Barry Coal Co
Atchison County Corn Declines Versus Last Year
Dr Elder dental surgery contact via phone 324. Gore's Add advertised in Friday Globe. Dave Condon heater installation urged for car comfort. County corn crop judged worse than last year. A Y Ritter notes strawberry vines in bloom. Koebrich sells tender chickens, not many tough birds. Royal portable typewriter gift ideal for any age. Atchison Typewriter & Letter Shop showcases new models for Christmas, Fifth and Kansas avenues.
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Elder
Gore
Globe
Atchison County
A. Y. Ritter
California
Henry Y Koebrich
Atchison Typewriter & Letter Shop
Fifth and
Kansas Avenues
Walking Heel Plates Claim Rheumatism Cure
An ad promotes specially treated heel plates made of zinc and copper placed in shoes to relieve rheumatic pains sciatic pain and stiff joints while toning the body. It claims hundreds of successful trials and offers a liberal trial by Smith's Eureka Co 1009 Lee St McKenzie Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's
Eureka Co
Lee St
McKenzie, Tenn
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Buster Brown
Oxfords
Herman Ochs Shoe CO
Business
News
Atchison Daily Globe
E. W. Howe
Gene A. Howe
J. E. Rank
W. C. Hawe
Atchison, Kansas
Globe Publishing Co
Corner Fifth and Main Streets
Associated Press
Globe Lights
Clyde Reed
Salem Evangelical Church
South Sixth Street
E. F. Hofer
Mike
Ve Publishing Co
Fokker
Frank
0. C. McIntyre
Jimmy Walker
Lower East Side
Alaska
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Kansas
L. E. Salzer
Ruhlman & Co
Virgil Morrison
Velvet Cream & Produce
Main Street
Rudolph Studio
City News
Florsheim
Crenspere's Shoe Store
Vestris
Earl F. DeVore
Norman K. Batton
Los Angeles
Cal
Sidney S. Koppe
Jack Stanton
Robert Smith
Colorado
Art Wells
Thomas Merritt
Kansas City
Dc. C. Thomas
Glen Tice
North Dakota
Pearl Gardner
Fred Growner
Growner
Mart Kellar
Sugar Creek
Richard Steel
C. M. Steel
Buster Steel
Mary Steel
Sewell Lawrence
Wil Lawrence
Rushvile
Walter Lawrence
Whiting
Kas
Nancy Page
Orva
Wiftter
Dave Condon
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