Memory and Delirium Tie to a Ghostly Lee Chow
In a hospital room a delirious patient repeats the name Lee Chow and a flood of related Chinese phrases as nurses and a surgeon determine the dwindling life force. The observers infer memory links to an old dramatic tale, while Norma seeks legal help to counter a powerful foe in a looming court fight over her son Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Chow
Hugh Crantland
Hugh Grantland
Tee Chow
Dicky
Katherine
Jillian
Madge
le: Chow
Lilian
Ahs
Norma confronts custody clash and Travers influence
Norma begs to recover her son Mark as Bob Farrell explains Travers behind the drive to take him. He outlines that the Friendship Home holds the child and that court action is needed, noting the role of money and influence in delaying justice.
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Mark
F. M. Travers
Farrell
Travers
Bob
Norma
Farrel
Lafe Flynn
Flynn
Bob Farrell
Lafayette Flynn
Courts of Justice
Marlboro
Alice
Friendship Home
Woman Slims 18 Pounds With Kruschen Salts
A letter from Mrs S A of London details dramatic weight loss from 177 to 159 pounds after daily Kruschen Salts. She notes stronger energy, measurements improving to bust 38, hips 40, waist 31 inches, height 5 ft 8 in, age 29, and says husband claims she looks five years younger. No diet changes reported. A four week bottle costs cents and money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaring
S. A
London
England
Ady
Upside-Down Cake From Dried Fruits Shared
A housekeeper asks how to use dried fruit as a cheaper, steady diet when fresh fruit is scarce. Dried peaches apricots plums figs dates and raisins are offered. A practical apricot upside‑down cake recipe with butter brown sugar cooked apricots and a vanilla butter sauce is provided.
U.S.S. Tonic Promises Strength and Happiness
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols U.S.S. as a tonic that remedies pimples boils paleness and general debility. It links lack of resistance to infection and poor appetite to underweight and illness while claiming a century of successful use restoring strength and vitality.
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U.S.S
Quick Weight Reduction Is a Menace to Health
Senator Roy S. Copeland warns against unscientific weight loss methods. He cites dangers from starvation and unsafe pills and urges gradual, balanced dieting with exercise, careful food choices, and avoidance of harmful products. He emphasizes health over fashion and warns that rapid methods can cause serious illness.
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Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Copeland Teally
Reader questions on rheumatic fever and skin conditions
A 14 year old with rheumatic fever asks if heart illness affects morning jaundice. Answer says no, likely sluggish elimination. diet and circulation matter. Also defines pityriasis as red patches turning paler with itching and possible fever, advising medical care and a request for more details via self addressed stamped envelope.
Meigs County Ministerial Association Meets in Pomeroy
The Meigs County Ministerial Association gathered Monday at Rev. A. R. Stark's home in Pomeroy with 28 adults and five children. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gardner, Dr. Boyd Gay, Rev. F. C. Kreager and family, and Rev. W. B. Patterson. A dinner and afternoon program were held. the November meeting is planned for Portland on Nov 2 with Rev. and Mrs. N. Warren. Rev. Stark then left for Philadelphia on Baptist Theological Seminary business.
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Middleport
Meigs County
N. ©. Warren
Portland
Stark
Philadelphia
Baptist Theological Seminary
Octob er meeting of B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society
The October meeting of the B H Sanborn Missionary Society of the Baptist Church met in the church lecture room. A playlet titled Seven Keys to Baldpate was performed with women portraying the keys. Frances Kreager read the playlet and violin duets by Paul Hapton and Harley Sanborn enriched the program. The group elected Mrs F Kreager president and Mrs Dana Hamilton social chairman. The next gathering is set for November 3 with Mrs R N Barnes as hostess.
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Middleport
B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Baldpate
Paul Smart
Herman Lohse
Lawrence Bing
Paul Leonard
Misa Evelyn Miller
Clara Mae Hamilton
Phylia Diles
Frances Kreager
Paul Hapton
Harley Sanborn
Mra. F
Kreager
Dana Hamilton
R. N. Barnes
Literary Club Opens Fall and Winter Study Season
The Literary Club held its first fall and winter session meeting at Welneas, gathering members from Middleport for the season's start and discussion of upcoming programs.
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Middleport
Welneas
Spain Studied At Afternoon Meeting At Mrs Stewart’s
Members gathered at the home of Mrs. C. H. Stewart for an afternoon study on Spain. Mrs. Mra. Sherman spoke as the new president greeted attendees after retiring president Mew, FP. A. Bean. A Spain map talk by Mrs. L. J. Hetner pleased guests. Miss Ross Sanbern served as critic.
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C. H. Stewart
Spain
A. Bean
RB. M. Sherman
L. J. Hetner
Ross Sanbern
J. B. Harley
Family Visits and Cone School Selections Verb
Little Federal Mr and Mrs Victor Hubler and Zelma Mae of The Piaina spent Sunday with BE C Burchfield. Shawnee guests visited James Wailea family near Clarks Chapel and Lestie Davia. Cone school pupils for September include Bonnie Bennett Eather Davis Betty Davie Lillian Reynolds Mary Rogasti Rowland Bennett and others.
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Victor Hubler
Zelma Mae
The
Piaina
BE. C. Burchfield
Elina Davis
Waldo Hanson
Shawnee
James Wailea
Near Clarks Chapel
Silas Davia
J. O. Tryon
Athena
Palmer Conant
Lancaster
Lestie Davia
John Hook
Chauncey
Leslie Davis
Robert Stanley
Morgan County
Cone School
Bonnie Bennett
Eather Davis
Betty Davie
Lillian Reynolds
Mary Rogasti
Rowland Bennett
Bagil Bennett
Warren Bennett
Allen Bennett
Dengle Porter
Elwood Porter
Lewie Stanley
Harold Loeffler
Japanese Bombard Chin-Chow in Manchuria Rail Hub
Oct 8 report from Mukden notes 9 Japanese planes bombing Chin-Chow, a key rail center on Liaotung Peninsula. Chin-Chow serves as a temporary government HQ for Marshal Chang Haueh-Liang, a former Manchurian warlord.
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Mukden
Manchuria
U.R
Chin-Chow
Port Arthur
Port Arthur Rathway
Liaotung Peninsula
Manchurian
Newchang
Chang Haueh-Liang
Velvet skin with new thin face powder MELLO-GLO
Ad promotes MELLO GLO face powder by D. Zenner Co. It claims velvety skin, smooth spreading, pore minimization and long wear. The text asserts the product is pure, finely colored and government approved, delivering fresh youthful appearance without dryness.
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United States
D. Zenner Co
Ady
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Heart of
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Adele Garrison
Harry Underwood
Lillian
Harry
Mrs. Bickett
Mount Florence
Mr. Flynn
Chris
Norma Rose
Siam Y
Laura Lou Brookman
Osee
NEA Service
Alice Lynn
Ray
California
Rev. N. O., Warren
Little Federal
Ruth
Ms . Ae Talkies
Wtam-Wc
Rome
Masonic Temple
Iiver
Hazel Ros
Hailey
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