Casey Area Briefs Visit Family and Health Notes
Banner Times items report visits and health updates from Casey residents. Franklin Beachout returns from Chicago for a week with parents, while Mrs Mary Shadley in Tulsa undergoes two surgeries. Hume and Dr Walter Ross, former Westfield residents now in Florida, were seen in Westfield.
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Casey
Banner
Mrooa
Parcel
Steut
JW Gaddiso
Eleanor Parcel
Cranfordsville
Parlington
Frank J
Franklin Beachout
Chicago
W M Beabout
Mary Shadley
Tulsa
Okla
Amos Roberts
Martinsville Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Erve Fasig and wife of Charleston and Bert Fasig and family visit Elva Fasig. Mrs Laura Bone Lucille Bone Margaret Kendall and Ralph Morgan visit Mattoon. Hildred Dead Davis and daughter return from Indianapolis. Russell Warters family and Stone visit Winters. Dr Wilhoft and Mrs Wilhoft return from Detroit R R surgeon convention with R Misner.Trip includes Canada London Ont Niagara Falls and return via New York.
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Erve Fasig
Charleston
Bert Fasig
Westfield
Elva Fasig
Familly
Laura Bone
Lucille Bone
Margaret Kendall
Ralph Morgan
Mattoon
Hildred Dead Davis
Indianapoli
Russell Warters
Stone
Stoy
Chas Winters
Wilhoft
R. Misner
Detroit
Edgar Guest
Detroit River
Canada
London
Ont
Niagara Falls
Falls
U. S
New York
Westfield Visit By Ivan Loser Jr and Parents
Ivan Loser Jr who worked at Kansas last summer spends time in Westfield with his parents Mr and Mrs. John Trkamer. The clipped text records a brief hometown note about a local resident and family visit.
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Ivan Loser Jr
Kansas
Vaio Losai
John Trkamer
Infantry Will Decide War Endgame The Bayonet Hero
The Omaha World-Herald argues that history and current doctrine prove infantrymen determine war outcomes. Long range weapons and air power influence battles, but victory hinges on bayonet driven courage of the private on foot. Pershing and Unknown Soldiers monuments symbolize this enduring truth.
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Alexander
Hannibal
Rome
Washington
Delaware
Belleau Wood
Omaha
United States Army
Pershing
Arlington
London
Paris
Protecting Silver From Air With Shellac Coating
The air causes tarnish on silver and can be blocked by coating nonfood pieces with white shellac after cleaning and polishing. Apply a thin, even layer with a soft cloth or brush, let it dry, then wipe with a wet soft cloth to remove excess. Shellac protects luster until worn away.
Why Some Rain Is Colored
Meteorologists explain colored rain as wind carried material. Blood red showers arise from Sahara dust, yellow rain from pollen, ink colored rain from smoke or soot, milk colored rain from chalky earth, and fish rain from tornadoes and water spouts that lift aquatic and other objects into clouds and deposit them far away.
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Europe
Sahara Desert
United States
Eye Rest Green Aids Surgeons In Operating Rooms
Popular Mechanics reports an eastern physician found a bluish green shade helps eye protection and reduces glare under subdued light. The color, called eye rest green, complements blood color and already has chemist prepared options.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Why Pole Lures Hawk Trap Sets in Open Fields
Farmers report heavy barnyard losses and use a 15 foot high pole trap placed in fields. Hawks seek open views for safety and alight on the pole, where a sudden snap traps them.
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Mr. Hawk
Why Tires Get Hot at High Speed
The text explains tires heat up from rapid kneading of rubber at high speeds, causing heat buildup. It notes manufacturers add metal parts in the tread like rivet ends to help conduct heat away into the surrounding air, aiding heat dissipation.
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Marshall
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Martinsville Planet
Wrestfield Review
Lautoca CT
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Wayne B Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Mer - Sallie Haglesteiny
Rows Park
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Cork
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