Dublin notices and family visits across Missouri towns
Mrs Bertha Webbeh of Dublin and relatives are reported in a string of social notes. Visits include Bessie and Massie Vans in Carthage and Carterville, Elzie Muminugs with the Grider brothers, and Mrs McMullen of Joplin visiting John Armstrong’s family. Other items mention shopping, weaving ribs, and carpet purchases by Mrs Bertha Webber and Mrs Berthay Webber.
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Grider
Mmes
Bessie
Massie Vans
Carthage
Carterville
Murl Garner
Pitsicold
Sam King
Elzie Muminugs
Grider Brothers
Sinilay
Berthn Weber
Relate
Grindaul
Alfred Boorge
Berthay Webber
Diamond area notes and social visits report
Local residents and families from Diamond and surrounding towns spent midweek visiting and socializing. Neighbors and relatives named include Thomes Miwards Redawards Rhinehart Moser Gilick Pfander Budd Pfander Elting Edwards Crabtree Conrad Lant Buzzard Serafine Smith and others. Measles cases are slowly rising with several new names added to the list as the community notes health and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomes Miwards
J. WW. Redawards
Conrail
Ingle
J. Pfander
Clhinde Budd
Ed Pfander
Paul Edwards
Chas. Elting
Fred Moser
George
Jace Gulick
Alba
Diamond
Beatrice Mitchell
Crabtree
Miss Conrad
Lant
Alting
Will Law
Gullie Serafine
Francis Smith
Jink Crabtree
Mary Serafine
Mrs. Nett
Aemond Lant
Mall Buzzard
More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis
Surgeons state men are slightly more subject to appendicitis than women. Jasper residents are told that a few doses of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika mix often relieve or prevent appendicitis. The mixture is claimed to relieve constipation sour stomach and pus. Instant effects of Adlerika are highlighted by druggist H F Pitts.
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Jasper
H. F. Pitts
Flavoring With Corncobs for Creamy Succotash
Instructions describe scraping corn from cobs and adding cold water to create a creamy base for succotash. The mixture is boiled with beans and corn added later, yielding an unusually sweet and creamy texture.
Son of Andy Obergfel Dies in Measles Attack
Henry J. Obergfel, 14 year old son of Andy Obergfel and wife, died Tuesday evening 84 miles northwest of Jasper after an attack of measles. Peritonitis followed, causing death. The family is well and favorably known in their community.
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Henry J. Obergfel
Andy Obergfel
Jasper
Alpha Club Meeting with Burns Theme at Hotel Social
The Alpha Club met with Mrs. Frank Rice Tuesday afternoon for an hour of study and discussion of poet Robert Burns. Songs and refreshments followed, hosted by the hostess with assistance from her daughter Mary Louise and guests Mrs. John Marsh, Mrs. Arthur Teeter, Mrs. Seal of Kansas City, and Mrs. John Marsh.
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Frank Rice
Robert Burns
Marry Louise
Mesdames
John Marsh
Arthur Teeter
Seal
Kansas City
Trouble Among the Cooks Near Jasper
Mr. Cook living eleven miles west of Jasper reports several measles among his children and a sore hand from a corn prinder that severed a finger tip. His brother F. W. Cook moved from Illinois three weeks ago to a Diamond area farm with wife and three children. the whole family soon fell ill with measles.
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Mr. Cook
Jasper
F. W. Cook
Illinois
Diamond
Local Socials and School News From King Area
DRY FORK residents report illness in the neighborhood with no improvement. Miss Fern Patrick, with her sister Mrs Creola King, attended a pie supper at King Schoolhouse where twenty five pies were sold raising about seventeen dollars. Zella Wright closed her King school after two successful terms. Clarence King and family visited Tom Flowers on Monday evening. Laura Miller hosted a gathering with music and refreshments. Robert Wine visited Roland Ford on Sunday, while Charles Wine and wife, and Robert Gresham and wife visited E R King.
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Walter Frost
Tom Hackett
Robert Wine
Roland Ford
Charles Wine
Robert Gresham
E. R. King
Grass to Paper: India Uses Fifty Thousand Tons Annually
A native grass in India is converted into paper at a rate of about fifty thousand tons each year, highlighting a large scale use of local vegetation for papermaking.
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India
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Liver Support
Simple health claim advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as best liver medicine. It states the pills aid liver function and digestion, move bowels freely, with no gripe or nausea and promises improved well being.
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Dr. King
For Each His Own Life by Wilkingon
A reflective verse arguing individuality and personal choice in life’s burden. The speaker asserts that each person bears their own responsibilities and should not be coerced by others to share or dictate their path. Victory comes to those who endure their own trials with quiet resolve.
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Price
Guerdon
Muargillierite O
Wilkingon
The Editorial Dream in Quiet Night Hours
A dream voice tells readers with overdue subscriptions to pay up as the editor longs for a rest. The god of dreams promises a respite for the editor when debts are cleared, urging timely payments and faith that the dream will come true.
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God of
Rovinad Pension Challenge Dominates Life Award
The article notes a clash between Rovinad and Life over a pension claim. Rovinad seeks a stronger financial settlement while Life faces scrutiny over award integrity. Key figures and organizations involved include notable industry players and financial bodies. The dispute centers on entitlement and the broader implications for pension policy.
Billy Sunday Sermon Coming to Kansas City
Billy Sunday will begin revival meetings in Kansas City around April 30 for about eight weeks. The Kansas City Weekly Journal offers a year of issues for 25 cents, including sermon reports, European war news from telegraph, Mexican news, condensed general news, and a market report.
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Billy Sunday
The
Kansas City Weekly Journal
Billy
Kansas City
Weekly Journal
Telegraph
Mexico
Kansas City Journal
Eighth and
McGee Streets
Dept
Discontented Man and Mining Braggarts Hint
A fragment from Engineering and Mining Journal discusses a discontented man who is never satisfied, comparing desires for corn and chilblains. It notes idle miners bragging about riches, reflecting on dissatisfaction and envy among workers. The quirky aside attributes the notion to a hint for mining investors.
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Bill Me
Ginity
In Engineering and Mining Journal
Uncle Eben Reflects on Peace and Irritation
Uncle Eben speaks of a man who loves peace yet grows easily irritated when his quiet is disrupted. The quotation captures the clash between tranquil demeanor and frequent disturbances.
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Eben
Uncle Eben
Lines to Be Remembered Quote Collection Note
A short miscellany reflects on the measurable weight of deeds over words in a thoughtful nod to Lowell. The item frames a timeless truth about kindness and action driving lasting impact beyond grand phrases.
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Lowell
Cleaning Advice for Gasoline Smell and Stain Prevention
After cleaning with gasoline, rinse with water and vinegar. Dampen a cloth with the vinegar solution to press the article. This removes gasoline odor and helps prevent circular marks on fabrics.
Study for Geologists on Hawaiian lava builds
The United States Geological Survey studies the lavas of the Hawaiian volcanoes. The work is important because all the islands in the group have formed gradually by volcanic lava discharges, starting from depths beneath the sea.
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United States Geological Survey
To Make Your Noise Shine Nail Polish Recipe
A historic nail polish mix uses two drams of diluted sulphuric acid and one dram of tincture of myrrh with rose water to four ounces. Nails are dipped, wiped, and polished with a chammy skin for shine.
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Dublin
Bertha Webbeh
Diam D
Mra, Chanlie Elting
Alpha Club Meeting
DRY Fork
Best Lumber
Laughead Lumber Co
Baba
Moe
MME E Etite
Rexalt
Thomas Seal
Township
Range
Jasper County
McKinney and Keesling Farms
North Fork
Galesburg
Medoc
Opolis
Kans
Little North Park
Frank Seal
Moa
Shelton
Papo
Thos. Seal
B. F, Boland
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