Local notes from Clifton and Meridian area week events
A jumble of visits, illnesses, and family news from Clifton, Meridian, and surrounding towns. People travel to Waco and Tennessee, with family updates on births and graduations, including Nina Jo Goodall leaving Meridian for North Texas State College and others visiting relatives and hospital care.
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Thureday
Thurady
Lang
W. A
Daland
Wubby
Clifton Wax
Yiaitor Bianghe Howe Howard
Meridian
P. H. Burnett
B. G. Johnson
Raf
Mornie Sadler
Carl Heath
Father Heath
Priddy
Tennessee
Nichol
Clifton
Nina Jo Goodall
North Texas
Ern College
Denton
Elizabeth Warrington
Giving Up By Bruce Barton
A parable on wealth and generosity contrasts a rich man who hoards money with a neighbor who questions material excess. The story shifts to a skeptical friend suggesting thrift may yield no lasting value, while pondering a future shift toward purposeful work as the economy recovers.
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Trent
Weaty
He & Ioerebse
Malabar
TODAY AND TOMORROW Frank Parker Stockbridge
A column recounts a New York doorman's tale of turning down a federal elevator operator post tied to Fort Wood, clarifies Fort Wood as Bedloe's Island, and notes the Statue of Liberty under Interior Department care. It surveys economy plans, housing, and proposed lotteries amid political critique and cultural commentary.
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Ant
Fort Wood
Fort Wond
Bedloe’s
New York Harbor
Wen
Department of the Interior
Washinton
Oxygen in solar corona sparks space life theories
Scientists from Harvard and MIT report oxygen detected in the solar corona at the edge of the solar system, with five spectral lines indicating excited neutral oxygen. They argue oxygen could exist in atmospheres of planets beyond Earth, implying life-supporting elements may be more widespread than once thought. The report notes earlier discoveries of oxygen near Mars and Venus and outlines the energy emission from the corona as evidence of this neutral oxygen.
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Hareard
Mara
Venus
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Training to field an army in ten days, says Maj Gen Dohnean Tugood
Maj Gen Dohnean Tugood of the Eighth Corps area at San Antonio argues a trained army can be mobilized in ten days using mover methods of warfare. He says the average American can grasp military basics quickly, even from high school level training, and notes England’s plant for stires would require 180 gens to recover forests depleted in World War I.
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Dohnean Tugood
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
America
Big Dance at Oak CIF Draws Feb Night
Event at Oak CIF features music by Watsons Melody Boye from Whitney with a 400 script. Ad for water with meals claims stomach benefits and aids digestion. Listed as a drugstore product with cautions about upper and lower bones and cleanliness.
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Oak Cif
Watson's
Melody
Boye Fom Whitney
Scrip
Ighsti
Aaleiba
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