Death Calls John Dunn in Independence Kansas
obituary notes Mrs. Laura Duncan recounts John Dunn life from Independence Kansas detailing church affiliations in Malvern and his peaceful death after a long illness. Relatives John Dunn Ralph Harold Flora LaPage Ray Bonwell Grace Dunn attend, highlighting faith and final good night.
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Laura Duncan
Independence
Kansas
Dunn
Baptist ‘Church
Christian Church
Malvern
John Dunn
Ralph
Harold
Flora
LaPage
Omaha
Nebr
Ray Bonwell
Grace Dunn
Council Blutts
Ist
Fishers Return From Nebraska Trip After Minor Car Accident
Mr and Mrs William Fisher returned last Friday evening from a two week auto trip through Nebraska and Kansas. They traveled via Lincoln University Place and were joined by nephew Harold Quimby and Rolland Trively for an over Sunday visit. While driving home between Glenwood and Malvern near the Reasoner place they met another car in the evening near eight o clock or a bit later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fisher
Nebraska
Kansas
Lincoln
University Place
Nebr
Harold Quimby
Rolland Trively
Glenwood
Malvern
Reasoner Place
More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis
Medical notes indicate men face higher appendicitis risk than women due to sudden cases. Prevention hinges on avoiding intestinal infection. Adler-i-ka intestinal antiseptic treats both upper and lower bowels, removing foul matter. It helps relieve gas and cleanse long‑standing internal toxins. Collins Drug Company advertises Adler-i-ka.
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Adler-ika
Collins Drug Company
Chestnuts Abound In County Says Hammond
N N D Hammond claims Uncle Riley Johnson has no leverage over him in chestnut gathering. He states chestnuts appear yearly on his trees and he has already gathered a sizeable basketful this season. Chestnuts grow in many parts of the county when properly cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nn. D. Hammond
Riley Johnson
Aeroplane Aviator Ralph Anderson Visits Malvern Area
Nebraska born flyer Ralph Anderson, an experienced aviator with four and a half years in the air and ten thousand passengers carried, came to Malvern this week. He stayed with his uncle H Robbins, gave Mr. Robbins a country flight, and earned high praise for a safe, skilled ride through Hastings and surrounding countryside.
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Ralph Anderson
Nebraska
H. Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Malvern
Hastings
Robbins
Mr. Anderson
Ladies Circle Meeting At Mrs Roberts Thursday
The Ladies Circle of the M. E. Church will meet with Mrs. James Roberts this Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
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M. BE. Church
James Roberts
Card of Thanks for support during illness and death
The family thanks kind neighbors and friends for assistance during illness and passing of their husband and father. Grateful for the beautiful flowers. Signed by Mrs. Mary Dunn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Dunn and families, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bunker and son Roy Perdue, and Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dunn
Robert Dunn
Wiley Dunn
G. E. Bunker
Roy Perdue
LaVerne Dunn
Misunderstood the Doctor at Ten
Lawrence ten, briefly ailing, asks his family doctor for a safe diet. The physician provides a long list of light foods and the boy rejoices. At the next meal he discovers the twist only some items can be eaten at once, a misread fuelled by his anticipation of a full feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ice Cream for China Shipping From Vancouver Linked to Probe
Thousands of gallons of ice cream are shipped monthly from Vancouver to China in specially constructed containers holding about 500 gallons each. The shipment was discussed during an investigation into whether the prohibition era affected ice cream and soft drink sales.
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China
Vancouver
Changes in Maps of World
A compact overview describes how mapmaking has changed through history from ancient Europe to the age of exploration. It notes how Mediterranean bounds defined early world views, then highlights Spain Portugal and English explorers expanding known lands, with Africa and America still largely guesswork and Europe portrayed with fantastical creatures to fill gaps.
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Europe
London
Middle Sea
Mediterranean
Straits of Gibraltar
Mara
India
China
Cathay
Russia
Siberia
America
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Africa
Earth
Smelling Salts Revive Dempsey After Knockdown
The Buffalo Express recounts how a second used smelling salts on Dempsey after Carpentier’s second round blow, restoring him from stun. It explains that ammonia in aromatic spirits acts as a powerful stimulant to lungs and heart, with rapid nerve signals triggering quick breathing and a faster heartbeat.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
Buffalo Express
Dog Biscuit for Breakfast Judge Tells Humorous Domestic Tale
In a humorous domestic tale from American Magazine, Judge Jean A Norris recounts a nonsupport case where a husband left home claiming dog biscuits for breakfast caused hardship. The wife defends her spouse, praising him while noting the dog is picky. The dispute ends in reconciliation.
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Jean A. Norris
James
American Magazine
Indophen Blue: New Shade Impresses Dye Makers
Indophen blue, a novelty color, is praised by American dye workers as matching German resourcefulness. The shade sits brighter and more violet than indigo, resembling brownish indigo, with strong night resistance and boiling tests. Textile manufacturers are expected to welcome the discovery.
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Germany
Flowers Preserved in Ice for Unknown Warrior Grave
A wreath of western Australian wild flowers arrived in England to honor the Unknown Warrior in Westminster Abbey. The bouquet was encased in a solid block of ice and thawed still fresh after a six week journey through the tropics, underscoring the ceremonial significance and resilience of the exhibit.
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England
Westminster Abbey
Tropica
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Packard
Peerless Stevens
Scripps Nash and Dort
M. E. Circle
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Florsheim
U.S. Army
ARE
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Vici
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