Newspaper page from Jemerson City with old rates and notices
The Jemerson City Post Tribune and The Tribune publish a dated front page notice. It outlines publication details, rights, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within Missouri and outside. It includes pricing per month, three month, six month, and yearly terms and mentions filing as second class matter.
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Post-Tribune
The
Tribune
Post
Associated Pr
Associated Press
Focal News
Jemerson City
Jemerson Ciey
Missouri
Tegerrones
Ward of Estella Zeilman to wed Freeburg man July 1
The approaching marriage of Miss Estella Zeilman to Mr. Alexander Faber of Freeburg was announced by Rev. Joseph Winkelmann. The wedding is set for July 1. Local residents note other celebrations include a golden wedding on June 20 and various hospital and church events.
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John Eves
Freeburg
Hille
Ferdinand Mengwasser
Ferdinand Joseph
Herbert Melies
Koeltztown
John Melies
Westphalia
William Fisher
Lim
Anthony Grellner
Schmaile
Argyle
Jos
Gruber
John Fuger
Vienna
Schmidt
Julian Otto
John Nolte
Chamis
Clas. Hankap
Bonnets Mill
Ebert
Taos
Henry Kuper
Loose Creek
Jos. H. Winkelmann
Anna Neuner
Bernard
Hubert
Koelizttown
Herbert Melles
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated at Stringtown home
Mr. and Mrs. Mab Gratz marked their golden wedding on a June Sunday in Stringtown four miles east of Russellville. Their children Pauline and Henry organized the celebration with around seventy guests, presenting a three tier cake, roses, and a large centerpiece from D. Foto of Kansas City.
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Stringtown
Mab Gratz
Pauline
Henry
Gratz
Cole County
Russellville
Vacationing ladies honor St Marys Home quilt feat
Miss Edna Enney Gladys Doar and Mrs Carl Trayne spent four months at St Marys Home and returned to St Louis on Saturday. St Marys Home won the feature quilt prize from the St Louis pilgrims. Mrs John Bremer 82 died at her home Thursday June 12 funeral at St Martins Church after a 9 am requiem. The Every Ready Club net about 325000 at an ice cream supper Saturday. Mr and Mrs Z EL Powler attended Tommy Bione funeral at Preedom Church Wednesday and Clarence Stone party visited funeral of Mr Stone. they returned Friday. William Roots son of D Roots was taken to St Marys Hospital for appendicitis. Charley Jackson was taken to St Marys Hospital Monday.
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Stover
Irma Katherin Coester
John Gcoester
John H. Bothwell Memorial Hospital
Lehriner
Prof
Oesick
Henry Fearing
Anton Ehlers
381. Louis
California
Greenridge
Ben
Frank Coit
Co. 3
Coit
Bakersfield
Calif
Ben Coit
Claude Rapp
Rey Robert
Mexico
Coits
Stover Baptist Church
Kennedy
Ver- Saillers
Henry Brunjes
van Pool
Russellville Catholic Church
Leo Bolinski
Antoinette Strataman
A. J. Reh
St. Louis
Elmer Strobel
Henry Irwin
Kansas City
Northeast High School
Gladys
Edna Enney
Gladys Doar
Carl Trayne
St Marys Home
St. Marys Home
John Bremer
St. Martins Church
Fortuna
Z. EL Powler
Tommy Bione
Preedom Church
Clarence Stone
Daughters
Stone
William Roots
D. Roots
St. Marys Hospital
Charley Jackson
German folklore of disease and quackery in the United States
The article contrasts advanced American quackery with German folk medicine, lampooning beliefs such as curing anemia with sheep lice jam and curing paralysis by placing patients on straw from a donkey’s sleeping area. It notes environmental and educational factors shape belief, detailing sympathetic magic and simplistic reasoning behind healing myths.
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Hygeia
Otto Neustatter
Germany
United States
Toby
Student climber rescued on Rosskuppe Mountain in Austria
Bruno Streitmann, a 19 year old medical student, lay 37 hours with a broken leg at a ravine edge when he and a companion fell while climbing Rosskuppe Mountain near Vienna. Rescuers retrieved Streitmann with a rope tied at his waist as his partner dangled over the edge. Both climbers were exhausted after the perilous救援.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bruno Streitmann
Rosskuppe Mountain
Fond Streitmann
New Canadian Envoy Known to Americans in Ottawa
Major W. D. Herridge, a wartime brigade major and Ottawa lawyer, is named Canadian Minister to Washington. He arrives with Mildred Bennett, sister of Prime Minister Bennett, after a London and Denmark honeymoon. Herridge, 43, renowned for plain speech and study, guards a rich library and plans to bring it to Washington. he has close ties with Vincent Massey and Mackenzie King and enjoys wide American friendships.
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Toronto
Canada
W. D. Jerridge
Washington
Mildred Bennett
R. B. Bennett
England
Denmark
Patent and Corporation
Montresl
Ottawa
Quebec
Herridge m
Bennett
Herridge
London
Mooyjer
Hervidge
Hee Tnige
Parliament Hill
Ater
University of Toronto
Brandfaiiers
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
United States
Hetridge
Booth
Pieturesque Gatineau Hills
Reads
Hin
Major Herridge
Unity of Toronto
Vincent Massey
Mackenzie King
Lord Byng
Ss. Tt
Major Herricge
Canadien Legation
Otteiwa
Health centers help city mothers care for babies
A report by Clive Roberts Barton urges city mothers to seek medical advice at health centers for babies. Overcrowded housing, poor air and sunlight raise infant sickness in hot summers, so centers offer examinations, feeding guidance, and home visits by nurses and physicians to prevent illness and refer when needed, with locations found via the local health office.
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Clive Roberts Barton
Sam
Jack Hier
Return to Nebraska State Prison After Echoed Pledge
Charles E. Johnson, 66, who escaped Nebraska State Prison in Lincoln 38 years ago with seven months remaining of a four year forgery sentence, has returned to the prison after being shipwrecked off the Japanese coast and praying to be saved. He said the prayer was answered and that he would return to the prison, a signal to rural districts in many states.
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Charles
Johnson
Nebraska State
Lincoln
Funeral of Ira S Pare Tomorrow at Bentist Church
The remains of Ira Pare, who died after an operation at the Missouri Pacific Hospital in St. Louis, will be in state tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 at Bentist Church. The service will be conducted by Rev. Paul Weber and burial will be in Riverview.
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Ira Pare
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Bentist Church
Paul Weber
Riverview
Belgian beauty Nelta Duchateau wins Miss Universe title
In Galveston on June 17 AP reports 17 year old Nelta Duchateau, a black haired Belgian girl, captured the Miss Universe crown in the 12th annual pageant. She excitedly received the trophy after a long parade, while Miss United States Anne Lee Patterson, from Ludlow Kentucky, placed runner up. Duchateau, described as athletic and five feet seven inches tall, cannot speak English, has a pilot's license, and may pursue stage or film work.
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Galveston
Tex
Nelta Duchateau
Miss Duchateau
United States
Anne Lee Patterson
Ludlow
Security League Head Robbed in New York
Stanwood Menken former chairman of The National Security League was bound by robbers who forced Mrs Menken to open a vault with 150000 dollars in jewels. The thieves fled through Fifty Second Street as Menken, an influential patriotic figure in 1914 and later years, was stunned by the incident.
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New York
Stanwood Menken
National Security League
Count Karoly
Hungary
Catherine Karolyi
Borah urges Farm Board to withhold wheat from market
Boise Idaho June 17 Ap Senator William Borah arrived from Washington and urged the Farm Board to declare a policy of withholding wheat until it commands at least one dollar a bushel. He cited the board's 200 million bushels on hand as depressing prices and called the board a menace to U S farmers. He had no comment on possible presidential candidacy rumors.
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Boise
Idaho
William &. Borah
Washington
Farm Board
United States
Radio Tonight Offers Varied Music and Interviews
A scrambled listing shows radio programs across networks WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ NBC with acts by Mae Quest impersonator Barbera Quartet Edwin Frenka Goldman Band Ruth Roland Freddie Rich interview with Count von Luckner and guests Ad land Pete Em ery Deutsch and Robert Halliday highlighting concert music, comedy, and a Federation of Music Clubs convention broadcast schedule.
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Mae Quest
WEAF
NBC
Barbera
WABC
CBS
Edwin Frenka Goldman
WJZ
Ruth Roland
Freddie Rich
Count von Luckner
Gransland Rice
Adland Pete
WIZ
Melody Magic
Emery Deutsch
GBS
Federation of Music Clubs
Salt Lake City
Wiznbc
Bob Taplinger
Int Ewing
Cee Jeiur Pryor
Wabc-Cbs
Robert Halliday
Qews Pats
Melog Wiznbc
Irene Everett's Love Tangles Stir Oakdale Society
Irene Everett faces pressure from mother and fiancé Gaylord while entangled with Tommy Wilson and forbidden letters from Derry Meade. Irene schemes to end her flirtations, fearing scandal and a broken engagement as she weighs divorce, marriage, and a risky plan to save Tommy’s heart.
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Serv Borden
Tommy Wilson
Irene Evere
MT. Youns Press
Gaylord
Iseryl
Irene
Iriex
Pash
Tommy
Han Sust
Bersl
Prentiss
Heryt
Yommy
Hety Snoiher Joh
Beryl
Irene Quarerel
Prentan
Meryl
Tomms
Everett
Mrs. Everett
Andrene
Derry
Gakdale
Tomy
Oakdale
Derry Meade
Iris
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Starkenbur
Terretts
Daily Health Service
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Austria
London Nor Country
W. B. Herridge
U. S
Mrs. Herridge
Americas
America
Lagan Russ RO
New York City
Mississippi
NLA Slavice
Ifuneral
IRA S. Pare
Security League
BORAH
RADIO
Trene
Irena
Balatt
Drene
Dinver
Lady Fair
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