Blind German Vets Submit to Self Support Efforts
Berlin reports show that only 20 percent of blinded German veterans can work without vocations. The Federal Labor Office notes 60 percent have pursued jobs they held before blindness, 12.5 percent stayed in their previous roles, and 7.5 percent work in supportive roles. A 100 year status table indicates 215 percent of blinded veterans were unemployed at the time.
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Berlin
Gurwighiy
Federal Inluisier of Labor
Amcountas
2000 Year Old Skeleton Found in Scotland
A grave in Kincardineshire Scotland is thought to be 2000 years old. A Bronze Age skeleton lies beneath a surface slab with several large stones nearby. Antiquarians consider the remains to be Bronze Age, with ongoing investigation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Mdlsburgh
Kincardineshire
Furin
Notice Offered for Passion Play Screening by Church or Lodge
A notice invites churches or lodges to present the Passion Play with lecture during the coming week. Organizations may secure a low figure by addressing J. O. Howard. Contact Green 463 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Howard
Social News From Attlantic Territory Highlights June Club Events
Various social items from Attlantic territory include the 500 Club gathering at the Miller home, Woman's Union meeting June 5 with refreshments, Federation of Women's Clubs event June 4 led by Mrs. Byers, Delphian club program, Women's Home Missionary Society meeting near Cumberland, Legion Auxiliary at Mrs. Cable's home June 6 with delegate report, Loyal Boosters farewell for Mrs. Wheeler, a 59th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Smith in Lewis, a Memorial Day wedding near Griswold for Herman Peck and Hazel Babb, and joint Memorial Services by M W A and BR N A in Elliott on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated
Harlan Tha City
Federation of Women's Clubs
W. H. Byers
South Tenth Street
Delphian Club
Lewis
Jackson Smith
Cass
Elliott
Herman Peck
Elliott Boy
Hazel Babb
Eliott
Griswold
M. E. Parsonage
C. A. Carlson
Mrel Belle Peck
D.E. Babb
Elliott Territory
Memorial services and club gatherings noted in ANITA society items
Memorial services will be conducted Sunday June 3 by Hiawatha Camp No 1292 Royal Neighbors of America at Evergreen cemetery. The Pythian Sisters held a family entertainment at Castle Hall for about 150. A seventh birthday party for Mary Alicia Parsons occurred at her uncle and aunt Hettinger's home. Knot-a-Kare Club met at Mrs DeCamps. substitutes were Mrs Carter, Mrs Soper and Mrs Sheley. high score won by Mrs Carter. Latics Pinochle Club bi monthly session at Mrs Rasmussen residence with Mrs Mecintyre as substitute. Helping Hand Club will meet with Mrs Seybert on Thursday June 7.
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Hiawatha Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Evergreen Cemetery
Alica Parsons
Charles, Hettinger
Garrett
M. DeCamp
Frank Carter
J. M. Soper
Fred Sheley
Carter
Latics
Guy 0. Rasmussen
E. E. Mecintyre
Adair Society Celebrates Birthdays and Anniversary
Adair residents observed birthdays of Mr and Mrs D P Rosenberg on May 22 at Wall Street home with Guth Center callers. Elizabeth McCarthy hosted Catholic Ladies Chimes Club Thursday afternoon. Out of town guests included Mrs William McCarthy and John Tili with L C Barry of Casey. A twentieth wedding anniversary was celebrated Sunday evening at the Pepperman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Rosenberg
Adair
Wall Street
Guth. Hie ‘Center
Chimes Club
Elizabeth McCarthy
Catholic Ladies Chimes Club
Wm. McCarthy
Arthur ‘Wademoyai
Thale
Antlverse
Fragmentary Note on Survival and Bonding
A damaged OCR fragment discusses survival and bonding themes with unclear names or events. The readable bits reference being alive and questions around the concept of a disease or illness and its impact on relationships. Further context is unreadable.
Cumberland Society C L K Club Meeting Report
The Cumberland L K Club met at Mrs. Alpha Neary's home Thursday afternoon with twelve members and one visitor present. Refreshments were served and pleasant social time enjoyed. Epworth League held a lawn party at Mr and Mrs Everett Ostrus home five miles north of town with games and a marshmallow roast. Jolly Sixteen Club meeting was postponed two weeks from last Thursday afternoon at Mrs Geo Bootjer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S
Cumberland
Women’s Home Missionary
Chris. Hansen
C. L. K.club
L. K. Club
Alpha Neary
Epworth League
M. FE. Churtch
Everett’ Ostrus
Jolly Sixteen Club
Jolly Sixteen
Tharelay Kensington
Aleven
Mest Milter Willl
Deticiouks Imeh
Audubon Bride and Groom Wed at Gray Church
Harry James Naylor and Mildred Crow united in marriage at United Brethren church parsonage with Rev. H N Hulse officiating. The bride, a Gray native and 1921 Audubon High School graduate, had taught rural school. The groom is son of John Naylor. They will dwell on the Naylor homestead. Also notes on Legion Auxiliary meeting, Columbian Club, senior class picnic, and social entertaining in honor of Anna Kahl’s upcoming marriage.
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Gray
Harry James Naylor
Audubon County
Audubon
Mildred Crow
United Brethren Church
H. N. Hulse
Audubon High School
John Naylor
Naylor
Tea Time Dressing by Redda Hoyt New York Woman Fashions
A New York fashion chronicle of tea time in which young matrons and debutantes gather at upscale hotels. The writer notes extravagant dress, accessories, and makeup, praising some outfits while criticizing others for color clashes, overaccessorizing, and unflattering silhouettes.
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Redda Hoyt Rashion Wditer
United Peas
New York
Fox
Card party entertainment with refreshments noted
A social card event featured lively entertainment with dating themes and a display of refreshments. Attendees enjoyed games and conversation as part of the gathering, and the hostess was praised for coordinating the enjoyable evening.
Lutheran Society Hosts Sunday School Aides and Tea Events
The Walnut Society notes Lutheran Sunday school hostesses Mesdames Jacobs Jacobsen Hansen and others and lists Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon gatherings at local churches with Mrs Verbon and Theodor Johanson among organizers. June events centered on church-related social activities include hostesses and hospitality duties on Central Street.
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Lutheran Society
Mesdames Tenty
Jgnobs
Peter Jacobs
William Jurgengan
Peter Cave
George,Hagee
Barney Tlanien
Catherine Jacobsen
Emma Hansen
Lutheran
Presbyterian Aid
Atmicut
Huesday
Far North fossil ivory treasures spark climate debate
The article describes New Siberia as a treasure island in the Far North with fossil ivory of extreme value. It notes how such finds imply the region once hosted a hot climate capable of supporting elephants, suggesting dramatic ancient environmental shifts.
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Islande
Siberiaa
The Handshake Reveals Character Through Touch
A compact meditation on how a simple handshake exposes deeper character, showing that trust and politeness emerge from the most basic social gesture and the sense of touch.
World hookworm menace prompts international control efforts
The Thrift Magazine notes hookworm infection affects over 900 million people in warm regions, harming health and labor. As tropical development grows, control of this disease becomes a serious international concern across nations and industries.
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Wwe
Thrift Magazne
Love and Foolery In One Moment Perplexes a Pair
A fragment from a Pierre Welgilt piece titled Love and Otherwise explores a tense moment between a man and a woman. The man weighs whether to mislead or offend while the woman stands central as the pivotal moment approaches. The prose hints at social expectations and romantic gamble in a stylized early 20th century voice.
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Betouin
Arthur Welgilt
Catholic Daughters Initiate Twenty Six In Local Court
Society notes report Catholic Daughters will initiate about twenty six candidates into the local court at a ceremony to be held in San Salvanay. A banquet will follow at Sigmond hall on lower Chestnut street with several members listed as attendees and honorees. Notable guests include Mary Ash, Misses Schiyopagse, Miss Doyle, and Rev. D.P. McDardatt. A separate entry mentions Mrs. Trevi Mountain receiving ecoro denominations and a W.R.CL convention later. The piece also notes a G.P.B. picnic at Crystal Lake, and various community meetings and social events with dates and locations given.
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Larga
San Salvanay
Dairp' A
Anwrica
RE. CG
Sigmond ‘Hall
Lower Chestnut Street
McDardatt
Mary Ash
Drea Artis Doyle
Res
Wim McAvoy
Frank Zuch
Aima ‘Deyn
Mera Brags
Ajiis Bintar
Cara Dininet
Mrs
Mary. Gan
Comex
Marie Carry
Gértrude Mick
Gimesvieve Foley
Glu Moly
Mary Gailtney
Mora Tusalyn
Mra Tnevile
Halloday
Agnedt Rent
Lena Wavurghach
Mya. Klan Rint
Notliv Lyne
M Aya Murphy
Vordea
Murpis
Evelyn
Shieh
Thrine Mahwaina
Urielie
Mes Jonnie
Potter
Muriel Waters
Cettency
Wing Ifrad
Crystal Lake
Lewis
Helen Nelson
Locust Street
Aglen Nelson
Gretchen Sawer
Ozx Cunningham
Manel Strittminster
Mildred Johnson
Specialist Treats His Only Patient in a Temp Clinic
A fragmentary note describes a unique medical scene with a lone patient in a temporary clinic. The garbled text suggests a physician focused on his practice in an improvised setting.
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Doetor
Nothing New in Wisconsin Opinion Testimony
Fragmentary OCR note appears to reference a hospital testifying and a Boston manuscript. Unclear names or solid events are present, but indicates a report on testimony or readiness with possible reference to Wisconsin and hospital.
Heaviest Metals Compared by Weight
The text notes lithium is among the lightest metals with about one tenth the weight of nickel. It states iron is nearly twice as heavy as lead, and suggests plutonium is heavier, implying a comparison of metal densities and weights.
Abducation for individuality in poetry and history
Today's Wize Word quotes Dallage Lore Sharp on individuality. It urges embracing the essential beauty of poetry and the essential order of history in things while highlighting the values of religion of things and the reality of childhood.
Obscure 19th Century Diary Note Cited by Paris Journal
A fragmentary cryptic entry from a Paris journal is cited, mentioning duties, a husband, and a dubious profession. The passage appears as a dated, unsettling curiosity with unclear meaning and possible misreadings in OCR. Further context is needed to decipher the reference and personages involved.
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Paris
Journal
Albusaut
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