Obituary notices for multiple local residents
Obituaries record a string of funeral services across several local figures. William A Haberle Baber le died suddenly Sunday morning and was buried after services at a German Reformed church with lodge delegations in attendance. Other services included Mr Campbel and Mrs Mary Medlicott with varied church rites, plus Mary Kristi has a Mass at St Stephen's Church and interment at Mountain Grove. The Masses, escorts, pallbearers, and cemeteries listed reflect a busy period of bereavement in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Haberle
William A. Baberle
Post Toad
H. Cr. Weimer
German Reformed Church
Bbensterburg Lodge
1.C. O. I Heinle Lodge
Herman
Schwaben Verien
William Abraham
John Heide
Louis Hilsinger
Arnold Streibe
Charles A. Dovbel
Gott
Leb Ludopold
Mary A. Wristinivies
Mary A. Kristihaved
Charles
Margaret Kristinkovics
Ope
St Stephen's Church
Burts
Mountain Grove
American doctor claims new diabetes cure Intarvin
An American doctor from Columbia University and Beth Israel Hospital presented a new fat based treatment for diabetes named Intarvin. He reported successful use in several patients, noting dramatic symptom relief and recovery, while stressing the fat’s synthetic production and potential to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Max Kahn
Aslumbia University
Max Kebn
Seth Israel Hospital
New York
Boston
de. Kahn
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Beth Israel Hospital
Ralph F. Abec
Long Isand
Ur Klas
Bunting
Toronto University
Wawaitins
Stamper
Mayor Atwater Telegrams Trace Chemist Arrest Case
A faulty report links Mayor Jed Atwater with a four-communication scheme from Wilmington. It cites Arthur Midler, described as a chemist once with General Chemical Co near Marcus Hook, Pa, and asks George Atkins of 04 Wrench Street, Wilmington, for any information on tribler shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Atwater
Wihnington
Dei
Jim Lomearis
Arthur Midler
Hilding
Ace
Marcus Hook
George
Atkins
Wrench Street
Wilmington
Tribler
Ermine skins and gum among his best sellers
A vivid piece on spruce gum tapping in White Mountains, detailing gum as a staple tide to pioneer trade. It profiles Crawford Noteh and Davy Crofner, tracing gum harvests from spruce trees, early 20th century commerce, and the dangers and rituals of gathering in remote towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Sim
Joe Treasure
Steuer
White
David Crackers Towle
Davy Croenett
Waoderitt
Forest
Succ Cas Township
Tugnber Cam
Wailer
Alun
Byiimg
Gulidig
Buiuinier
Crawford Noteh
Nawern
Kharse
Sandwich
Boston
Greek Drama Notes On Stage And Page In Harper Tone
A fragmented Harper's Monthly style piece critiques a Greek drama focusing on sorrow and human desire. It mentions Kollege Krothes Superb Suits, Dipluddous attribution, Polybius, ancient authors, and stage notes amid garbled OCR and advertising inserts from Appletons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Characteristis Ven
Harper's Monthly
Stepher Liewlock
Canad Hamoris
Val College
Kollege Krothes
Pegans
Brothers Die On Same Day 3000 Miles Apart
In Greenwich two brothers died on the same day. Thomas Tipsuth was killed August 4 in Seattle by an auto bus after alighting from a trolley car. Thomas Lipsett died the same day in Greenwich. his body was returned to his brother’s home. Surviving is J J Lipsell, proprietor of the Woemmerclat hotel. Funeral at St. Mary’s church Thursday at 9 o’clock, with a requiem mass and burial in St. Mary’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Whelan
Seeviers
Whalen
Ivy Nn Gratar
Brocka Street
St. Charles’ Church
T. P Gloster
P. J. McGigney
Deacom
James McCormack
Denis Maiihill
Martin Quinlan
Dacel Lane
Gran James Tlangsan
Frank Strasburger
Bt. Michael's Cemetery
Therese Sweiser
Sweiger
John Sweiger
Mill Plain Road
Fairfield
St. Thomas’ Church
Mildred Simko
Mar
Palibeares
Rakoczy Sick Benefit Society
Chibenwieu
Greenwich
Thomas Tipsuth
Seattle
Washington
John R. Lipsett
Thomas Lipsett
J J. Lipsel
Woemmerclat
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Final Pitch Sparks Crowd in Dodger Stadium
In the tense bottom of the inning a one run game neared its end as the pitcher hurled a meteoric fastball. The batman swung and struck a crushing hit, shattering the silence and rattling the concrete stands while thousands watched in breathless anticipation.
Siamese King’s Names Birth a Labyrinthine Lineage
The report lists the late Siamese king’s complex array of titles and names, noting titles such as Phra Bat Samdeth Phra Paras Maha Chalilongkorn Phre Chu a Chum Klo Chow Ya Hua, and a royal figure identified as Pawnratnan within the lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Vinin
Cheexer
Liga
Pawnratnan
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