Thirty Miles From Railroad In Iowa Pioneer Reflections
A family weighs moving thirty miles from a railroad and recalls how pioneers crossed similar distances without modern tools. The piece contrasts past delays in doctor calls with today’s rapid telephone and automobile responses and praises frontier courage and vision.
Toby Carson Visit With Chandler Family Weekend
Toby Carson and his wife spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W L Chandler. Men will sacrifice more for a poison indulgence than for food. Love is mother of virtues.
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Toby Carson and
Mrs. W. L. Chandler
Like Parent Like Progeny Taxis and Castors Ride
A compact reflection notes a pair of taxis and their castors as a family lineage. The remark echoes the idea of inherited traits across generations within a vehicle or service context.
Nature’s poisons ward off harm with bitter taste
Nature has attempted to shield humans from poisons by rendering them bitter or otherwise disagreeable to ordinary palates, deterring ingestion and reducing risk of accidental poisoning.
Crochet Hook Removed From Child Neck
Doris Darline Miller seventeen months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dr N Miller of Robey place southeast of here returned home from Clarinda hospital Monday after surgery to remove a wooden crochet hook from her neck The hook had pierced the neck near the jugular vein while she played with it Sunday Surgeons clipped off the instrument and the child is recovering well at home
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Doris Darline
N. Miller
Robey Place
Here
Clarinda
Reed
Fortnightly Bridge Club Meets at Orin Price Home
The Fortnightly Bridge club met Saturday evening at the Orin Price home with a seven o'clock dinner. High scores were earned by Oscar Roush and Bertha Harland, along with Jimmie Green and family as guests. The school faculty later entertained the school board members and their wives at the school building on Tuesday evening with a Valentine games program and decorations followed by luncheon. The stretch of fine weather continues, and reports say the peach crop is coming on fast for this time of year, with fear of later cold damage.
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Orin Price
Oscar Roush
Bertha Harland
Jimmie Green
Pineapple Additions Spark Breakfast Cereal Ideas
Glorifying the American girl style in Follies inspires breakfast changes with Hawaiian pineapple. Recipes mix pineapple with cereals, including Fruit Wheatena, Rice and Pineapple Mush, and Pineapple Cornmeal Mold, plus Sunrise Pineapples and Pineapple Toast with bacon. Eight servings per dish.
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Florenz Ziegfeld
Obituary of Mrs. L. J. Phillips of Gravity Iowa
Lucinda Josephine Faucett Phillips born August 18 1849 in Orange County Indiana died February 8 1984 at 94 years. Married Lewin J. Phillips July 3 1867 in Iowa with ten children eight surviving including Roy Coan Frank L E Edd Waite Fred and J D Hill. Funeral at Gravity church conducted by Rev R V Felt with interment in Gravity Cemetery.
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Lucinda Josephine
Thomas L
Mary Jane Faucett
Orange County
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Altoona
Lewin J. Phillips
Etta
Jennie
Frank
L. E
Edd
Waite
Wiate
Nallie
Fred
Lura
Phillips
Cora Lovelace
Roy Coan
Des Moines
Jows
Bartlesville
Okla
J. D. Hill
Tulsa
Okmulgee
Ray Walker
Gravity
Mary E. Ellis
Laura Grubb
Lincoln
Nebr
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Eastern Star Chapter
Rebekah Lodge
Servant of God
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. V. Felt
Earl King
Georgaina Francis
Aito
L. B. Morley
Aung
Wilbur Feit
Fred Phillips
J. D. . Hill
Philip Phillips
L. &, Phillips
Gravity Cemetery
Resolutions of Condolence for Lu cinda J. Phillips
Gravity Chapter 474 of O E L S passes resolutions condemning the loss of sister Lu cinda J. Phillips a faithful and helpful member. The charter will be draped for thirty days and copies sent to the bereaved family and Gravity Independent for publication.
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Gravity
O. Els
Lucinda J. Phillips
Sisters
Order of Living
Gravity Independent
Card of Thanks for Mrs. L. J. Phillips
The Phillips Family expresses sincere appreciation for the acts of kindness and sympathy shown after the sudden death of our beloved mother Mrs. L J Phillips. Our thanks for support and prayers during this difficult time.
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L. J. Phillips
Phillips
The Only Real Friend You Can Buy Is a Dog
A concise reflection on loyalty and companionship, suggesting that true friendship is found in a dog rather than people, highlighting the value of animal companionship as a reliable, nonhuman bond. The remark implies dogs offer steadfast loyalty and comfort.
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