Has No Initiative Her Own Blends With the Crowd
Mary Manners presents a reader letter about Ellen who lacks independent thinking and merely mimics peers. The column includes reader notes on dating norms and a follow up praising improved family communication after a letter to a brother.
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Llen
Ellen
Local residents travel and meet events across Iowa
Mrs E M Soboda returns home after four months with relatives in Daytona Beach Florida. Major Frederick Doetzel travels to Des Moines to lead a section of the All Iowa high school band. Mrs Emma Burmeister Adeline Churchill and Elizabeth Meyn attend the Degree of Honor state convention in Council Bluffs. Dr A L Murray, Gazette editorial writer, is re elected for a seventh consecutive term as Linn chairman.
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E. M. Soboda
Floyd W. Paul
Daytona Beach
Fla
Frederick Doetzel
Towa Instrumental Music Supervisors Association
Des Moines
Emma , Burmeister
Adeline Churchill
Elizabeth Meyn
Council Bluffs
A L. Murray
The
Gazette
Linn
Boarding House notices and hometown updates
Red Cross report: Harold Hansford, son of William Hansford, returned home after Canadian Army service where he served as corporal and was honorably discharged after his sixteenth birthday. John Machula rumored missing now reported safe in hospital after gas exposure. Mrs. J F Cody visited Camp Funston then husband presumed en route overseas. Rollin Heald and wife relocate from Mount Vernon to Cedar Rapids. A daily numeric puzzle promises a personal fortune message. Stolen and police located suspects in Anaheim. Fuentes ordered to go there.
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Harold Hansford
William Hansford
Marion
John Machula
J. F. Cody
Camp Funston
East
Rollin Heald
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Fire destroys Denning Fence plant and storage facility
A late night blaze nearly leveled the Denning Fence company frame building and damaged a nearby storage structure while destroying many rolls of fencing. Linn county pioneer and former politician John W. Henderson died at his daughter’s home. Robert Kimbro, a veteran streetcar motorman, returns from a vacation to the west. J. P. Ferguson plans an extended trip to New York and other eastern cities.
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Denning Fence Company
John W. Henderson
Linn County
Hob. Burr
Robert Kimbro
Veteran Street Railway
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
J. P. Ferguson
New York
Horse Thief Forces Ride As Old Scholar Reluctant to Go
In Olive California AP report, Joe Fuentez finally boarded an automobile after authorities seized his horse and buggy. Fuentez, known for refusing gasoline vehicles, consented to ride only after the horse was taken.
You and Your Hospitals brochure on care and nurse time
The United Hospital Fund of New York published a brochure last month outlining hospital services and care standards. It reports nurse time averages about three hours per patient per day in hospitals and closer to four for mothers, noting the impact of temperature checks on patient care and doctor visits.
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United Hospital Fund of New York
Lexington Avenue
New York
Thermometer Use Debate in Parental Illness Decisions
The author argues against relying on clinical thermometers as a guide for handling threatened illness. He claims many mothers are equipped with thermometers but doctors can assess a child’s condition without precise temperature readings, avoiding unnecessary visits and expenses.
Causes of nighttime dry mouth and awakenings
A 69 year old reports waking with a dry mouth two to three times nightly over the past year. Likely factors include mouth breathing from nasal obstruction and common causes such as reduced saliva production, medications, or dehydration. Consider evaluating for sleep apnea, hydration practices, and reviewing medications with a clinician.
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FL. I. S
Treatment and remedies for nose throat and nervous troubles
A fragmented note discusses nasal passage checks by a physician and mouthwash using lemna juice. It mentions bed-wetting correction, nerve related injections, and natural vitamin B complex as preferred oral forms versus injections when possible.
Federal meat inspections cover vast U S supply
About two thirds of the nations meat supply totaling around 70 million animals each year undergoes inspection by federal officials under national food safety oversight.
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