Fragmentary reminiscence about Kemee’s daily meals
A fragment recalls Mae describing how Ke remembered exactly what he had to eat each day for decades. The text hints at meticulous routine and long habit, but the passage is incomplete.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
8
A fragment recalls Mae describing how Ke remembered exactly what he had to eat each day for decades. The text hints at meticulous routine and long habit, but the passage is incomplete.
Yesterday's report notes Winston Salem, 250 miles from the sea, designated a port of entry by Treasury officials. Importers in the city pay duties directly there rather than at distant ports, with about 6 million dollars in annual customs charges keeping Winston Salem ranked as the ninth port of entry.
fragmented OCR text reports alleged Phantom Killers in Chicago with garbled phrases about shootings, suspects, and unidentified names. No clear facts or names are readable from the source material.
Fragmented text hints at a farm tour event involving students and workers, possibly aimed at showcasing agricultural practices. It mentions college involvement, county planning, and campus participation, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
Grant Chapman, superintendent of tours in the extension service, announces a program for Fox Boys and adults to tour Iowa State College departments in agriculture, industrial science, engineering, home economics, and veterinary medicine. Livestock, college farms, dairy, poultry, meat lab, alfalfa plots, and farm experiments will be shown, with questions answered by college leaders. More than 1,000 acres outside the campus support experimental work in stock breeding and plant development to improve practices and crop varieties. A campus student center project at Iowa State College was approved by a joint meeting of the National Lutheran Education Association and the Iowa district association in Davenport. B. P. Holst of Boone elected president of the national group. Simon Gorman, 84, longtime printer, dies after 81 years in the city.
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