Gadget helps protect women's teeth invention article
A curious item describes a women’s teeth protector shaped device to separate bobby pins, with a rubber suction cup, sold at five and dime stores. It mentions inventor Fred Blake of Nebraska, N E, and notes patent efforts and other inventors in a long roundup style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman W. Nicnoll
Shington
Jan
Naomi
Fred Blake
East- Nebraska
Fred
Airways
Communion Services
Air Force
5 Field
Maryland
Celene
Paul E. Plprocis
National Society of Inventors
Robert S Casavant
Southride
Massachusetts
Capitol Radio Endeering Institute
Altar Society Meeting at St Jude's Church
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Jude's Catholic Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at 10 39 am Thursday at the home of Mrs L G Lastovica 307 Jones Road Mrs W E Gentry president will preside over the meeting Also notes on church watch night services and social gatherings follow with several families visiting in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Jude's Catholic Church
L. G. Lastovica
Jones Road
W. E. Gentry
Baptist Leader Speaks at Memorial Church Tonight
Dr. R G Campbell, noted Baptist leader, speaks at Memorial Baptist Church at 7:80 pm as part of the San Jacinto Association Bible Conference. He will preach on Almighty Power Not Atomic Power Needed. Dr. J W Ousley from Baylor teaches a Bible course at the same conference. Morning sessions span Mont Belvieu and La Porte, with a First Baptist Church women’s trio singing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG Campbell
San Jacinto Association
Memorial Baptist Church
Campbell
J. W. Ousley
Ousley
Department of Religion
Baylor
Association
Mont Belvieu
la Porte
First Baptist Church
Soviet General Walks Out of Allied Japan Council
In Tokyo on January 4 Soviet Lieutenant General Kuzma Derevyanko stormed out of the Allied Council for Japan during a monthly session. He again rejected discussion of Japan prisoner repatriation, calling the topic unlawfully placed on the agenda and stating the Soviet Union will ignore any recommendations on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kuzma Derevyanko
Allied Council For
Japan
Russia
Derevyanko
Soviet Union
Houston Banker's Rites Scheduled For Thursday
Final rites will be held Thursday afternoon for Robert E. Williams 58 a vice president of the Second National Bank of Houston who died yesterday in a city hospital from a heart condition treated over a year. A native of Palestine Texas he joined the bank in 1925 Surviving are his mother and two sisters all of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Robert E. Williams
Second National Bank of
Williams
Palestine
Texas
Second National Bank
Wright Brothers Ushers In New Era Of Flight Progress
The article recalls the Wright brothers as the first aeronautical engineers, whose 1903 dare led to a global aviation network. By 1949, about 64 international lines carried 17.5 billion passenger miles, with world circumnavigation by air and rapid commercial flights shaping a new era. Lindbergh warned of future interplanetary dreams amid expanding air ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Orville
Hile
Wilbur
Myself
Charles A. Lindberg
Change O Life Defense Tumbles in Serious Case
In Los Angeles on January 4, defense attorney for Fred Stroble claims mental illness linked to a male change of life as he faces charges in a sex case. Stroble pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity after allegedly hacking six-year-old Linda Joyce Ghicott to death when she resisted his advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Fred Stroble
Sitorneys
Linda Joyce Ghicott
Favored Egyptian Party Leads Early in Bitter Election
In Cairo and Alexandria districts the Wafdists show an early lead in Egypt's contested parliamentary vote. The radio reports 36 of 304 seats claimed with four killed during balloting. Yassin Stragdlin swamps opponent 3035 to four in Cairo. Premier Sirry says pledge fulfilled except Eidku clash. Minnesota reports tuberculosis death rate at 17 per 160000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egy
Jan
Tod Egypt
Chamber of Deputies
Alexandria
Yassin Strageldin
Wafats
Husstin Sirry
Pasha
Eidku
Fragmentary list of city projects with unit counts and costs
The document records preliminary figures for multiple Texas and Arkansas locales. Dublin 50 units 20000 dollars. Billison 80 units 32000. Jefferson 50 units 20000. Ranger 80 units 32000. Cisco 70 units 28000. Fay City 90 units 36000. Arkadelphia 735 units. The text is decontextualized and lacks formal approvals or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Dublin
Texas
Billsion
Jefferson Texas
Ranger
Cisco
Fay City
Arkadelphia
Arkansas
Restored Volk sculpture sale ties to annexed museum
A fragment notes an item valued at 480000 linked to extending ties into a recently annexed museum. It mentions sculptor Leonard Volk in 1860 as part of the provenance or related historical reference.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur A. Chester
Brooklyn
Ccaptain
Colonel Holbrook
William Damon
Liberty
Missouri
Sam
Bill Damon
J. Scott Dekubber
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Dekubber
Macy Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading
Wisconsin
Baytown
Chen
Gulf Coast Electric CO
Miarket
Highlands News
Mes. J. GC. Schmadl
Assembly OF God
Assembly of God Church
Frank Looney
Miss Bennett
First Baptist Party
Ernestine Bennett
V. C. Kuester
Manahan
Wilson Manahan
W. F. Mercer
Hi. W. Starkey
Akiner
W. Manahan
R. V. Evans
Jerry
Georgetown
Bille Stanley
Hearne
Kirs
MM. L. Bishop
B. G. Ridens
Mery Ann
Dallas
Albert Jones
Denison
A. V Jones
W. Chandler
San Antonio
Bir
J. C. Schmadl
Carlie
Linde
Johnny
Newton, Jr
M. L. Bishop
Heerne
Frank King
Steven Wilson
Kentucky
Elizabeth Wilson
Beaumont XII
J. Dugat
Mont Beivieu
J. A. Wilson
I. B. Wunseh
Mina Ruth
Jack Redding
JK. Gooch
Mike Franssen
Thurs
St. Joseph's School
Purina
Lloe
Baytown Feed & Farm Supply, Inc
Verna Yates
Mor
N. Main
Red
Allied Japan Council
United States
Pat NM
Baytown Sun
19Th Street
New York
Yugoslavic
Alexander
Peter
Minneapolis
Wpi
Minnesota
State Department of Health
Watch & Jewelry
Shaw
Texas’ Greatest Jewelers
Jim Bailey, JR
J.O
Ford
America
ORD
West Texas Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!