Deep-Sea Skeleton Methods and Local Social Notes
A naturalist frees a specimen to the sea to study bone exposure by sea fleas. The New York Federal Reserve processes about 985 tons of coins daily with counts showing a thousand dollars in dimes weighs 53 pounds and pennies per ton equal three thousand dollars. A broken hobby horse once linked to Napoleon sold for hundreds. Numerous local social notices list visits and attendances at Cameron, Waco, and nearby towns, including hospital stays, funerals, and Cotton Palace events with residents such as Mrs. Guy Slocomb, Harvey Yee, Gilbert McCollum, Miss Pollie Lovick, Dr. J. M. Dellar, and others.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
British Mint worker aids coin quality check
A blind man employed by the Heoyal Mint in London detects imperfect coins. Early British residents in India built one room dwellings called bungalows from bangla meaning thatched hut. The Pullman Company owns large quantities of towels sheets and pillowcases. Various personal notices from Waco list residents visiting or staying with friends and relatives.
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Heoyal Mint
London
India
Misa Nose Rischer Returns From Chicago Alliance Mission
Misa Nose Rischer returned last Friday from Chicago where she has been allied for a Soe seeks.
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Misa Nose Rischer
Chicago
Soe
Class Party At Cornelia Gunn Home
Fidelis and Berean Baptist classes held a Halloween party at Miss Cornelia Gunn’s home last Friday. October participants under 100 percent entertained others with a spooky theme, decorations, games like bobbing for apples and candy breaking, plus punch and cake. Mary Lake Henderson and Mrs Dunn assisted. out of town guest Miss Mary Leslin Newton attended.
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Baptist Church
Cornelia Gunn
Mary Lake Henderson
Mrs. Dunn
Mary Leslin Newton
Bila
Opening of new bridge at Gause draws attendees
Mr and Mrs J S Bormore attended the bridge opening near Gause on Thursday. Leroy Mascenvale also attended. Rev and Mrs Gus Craven and Mr de John Craven traveled to San Antonio for church duties. Miss Nell Massengale visited relatives in Rindestine and many locals visited family over the weekend.
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J. S. Bormore
Gause
Leroy Mascenvale
Gus Craven
de John Craven
Sor San Antonio
Hartsfield and Sapp Families Visit Mayes Home
Mr and Mrs H H Hartsfield of Buckholts Mrs J H Sapp and Albert Epperson of Cameron spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R B Mayes in their home.
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H. H. Hartsfield
Buckholts
J. H. Sapp
Little Albert Epperson
Cameron
R. B. Mayes
Mrs. J S Barmore Attends Fisher Trial in Cameron
Mrs. J S Barmore attended the trial of Monroe Fisher in Cameron last week, noting courtroom proceedings and observing evidence presentation during the hearing.
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J. S. Barmore
Monroe Fisher
Cameron
Abrams Goldberg Tie in Temple Cameron Wedding
Miss Rose Goldberg of Temple and Jake Abrams of Cameron wed in a simple ceremony at Jewish Temple Rudolf Sholem in Waco on Thursday night October 20. The bride, a Temple native and Temple High School alumna, taught in Bell and Milam counties and studied at Baylor College. The groom, a Cameron merchant, grew up in Mart and is active in local social circles. After the ceremony the couple left for a brief honeymoon and now reside in Cameron.
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Rose Goldberg
Temple
Jake Abrams
Cameron
Rudolf Sholem
Waco
W. Macht
Meg
Ben Goldberg
Temple High School
Baylor College
Kelton
Bell
Milam
Mart
Mart High School
M. College
San Antonis
Miss Rose
Ring found in salmon stomach near Tort Bragg California
A gold wedding ring believed to be a century old was recovered from the stomach of a silver silk salmon near Tort Bragg California. It is described as thin and valuable, prompting local interest.
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Csfornia
AncientCustom Written Incomplete Phrase
The text describes a traditional practice after a double wedding involving a ceremony with a group of six attendants. The source wording is garbled, but references a customary act following the marriage and mentions an ominous figure or group.
Honolulu Caskets Hold Maui Rulers in Ancient Style
In Honolulu two coconut fibre caskets shaped like Egyptian mummies hold the heads of King Liola who ruled Hawaii about A D 1500 and his great grandson Lenoi kama, preserving royal remains in a desertlike display.
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Honolulu
Liola
Hawaii
Lenoi-kama
Hair Analysis Seen as Race Indicator By Weight
Scientists suggest hair weight can indicate race with Caucasians producing lighter hair than Mongolians. The claim rests on weighing hair to determine ancestry, a method discussed amid ongoing debates about biometric profiling.
Baptist youth group meeting feature social and eats
Mrs. W B Skelton led the B Y P U social with Mrs Rey Law sponsor of Intermediste PLU. Members shared a potluck and a few remarks while waiting for refreshment. At the close Mrs Ray Jenness assisted the hostess in serving pimento and meat sandwiches with pickle and orange lemonade.
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W. B. Skelton
Rey Law
Intermediste
Baptist Chargh
Macy
Ray Jenness
Dicky Shuckburg’s Joke Song Becomes Militia Hit
A humorous tune named Yankee Doodle was written by Dr Dicky Shuckburg of the King's army in a vision of the backwoods colonists. The wag’s joke instead delighted the American militia and gained wide popularity.
Londor Tipings Hotel Prohibits Patron Tips
A nineteenth century letter from Cnipola Florida dated July 18 1828 notes rising land prices by 300 percent and continued emigration. It mentions the hotel Londor Tipings demanding no tips and that servants are well paid while reservations remain scarce.
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Londor
Cnipola
Florida
Intelligent minds think faster than writing ability
Dr William Root of the University of Pittsburg notes that intelligent people think twenty times faster than they can write and that the arm lags behind brain activity causing poor writing. He cites Who's Who listing about 1 in 4240 Americans. Since 1925 over 45 percent of Helland windmills have been removed or demolished.
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William Root
University of Pittsburg
Helland
Eye size as gauge of Swiss cheese quality
Experts say the number and size of holes in Swiss cheese indicate flavor and quality. Proper eye size equals a US quarter or Swiss franc in diameter, signaling maturity and distinct character.
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PAS
In Allen A
Allen
Guy Slocomb and Son
Harvey Yee
Gilbert McCollum
George McGehee
Albert Green
San Antonio
Pollie McGehee
Joe Denson
Cameron Hospital
R. H. McIntosh
Fort Worth
Katherine Lovick
Ed Lovick
Hughes
Charles Dellar
Pool
Claude Tiggs
Dallas
The
M. M. Chambers
Cotton Palace
W.H. Henley
Wacos
J. C. Martin
Dan Gunn
W. H. Henley
Rockdale
B. J. Baskin
Neshaba, Miss
T. S. Henderson Jr
Fritz Fahrendorf
Texas Cotton Palace
Aliie Mae Carver
Willard Keith
Mrs
Mrs. A. Ruddie
Mrs. Grady Conver
Billie
Pullman Company
Hubert Hefley
Frank Monroe
the Cotton Palace
Ros
Roy Griffith
Ruth
W. A.howell
J Brags
P. A. Burns
Hoxston
Witt Rippsdace
Nizea
Maysfield News
Nell Massengalec
Thurs- Bay Fox
Rindestine
M.tyseh
Bo. Atkin
Mies Hazel.?reeman
T. W. C. Port Worth
Ad Mea
J.C. Frosman
Mary Freeman
Jones Pruitt
War Xiso
Mildred Massengale
Bayilot College
H. L. Massengine
R. L Tucker
Lawhorn
Little Floyd Lawhorn
Jack Tucker
Abrams
Goldberg
B. Y. P. U. Social
United States
Eatest
Braurm
Galveston
Avenue P
Galvez Hotel
Ss. J. Slocomb
Galveston, Texas
I. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Suxoy, ‘Uodouty
Maamyv
Snuova
P.O. Adams Knit Goods
Texas
Eyler Commercial College
Tyler, Pexas
America
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