Longtime Idaho man dies at 50 after 65 year union
The obituary honors Owen Uary Johns Canady a Idaho resident aged 50 years 1 month 9 days who married Minnie Sith in 1899. Survived by son John and daughter Sarah Enola plus many grandchildren and relatives. Funeral held at Bailitt church with Masonic services and burial at Auburn cemetery.
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Asti
Minnie Sith
Idaho
Gaston Holyoke
Colo
Julia Sack‘Hannah
Tuusuta
West York
Bailitt
T. J
Wheeler
Bailif
Masonic Judge
Sone
Miarrdi Wright
John
Sarah Enola
Emilia
Bethel Baptist Church
Ares
Billings
Mont
Bert’ ‘McNary
Martinsville
Arthur
Beachout
Harry’ ‘Fraker
Craven
George Patchett
Eld
V. G. Fasig
WM. “V. Gilbert
Auburn Cemetery
Crandall Sylvester Cranda ll dies in Harrison County Indiana
Obituary notes the death of Sylvester Crandall born December 21, 1840 in Harrison County Indiana. He died September 12, 1921, aged 80 years 8 months 22 days, after a life with Elizabeth Jane Dyer. four sons and three daughters survive, including Ira Lafwrerice Ottis Fannie Niebarger Avesta Lingafelt and Ada Crutchfield, with 26 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. He served in the Civil War and was a longtime member of the MBH church at Wesley Chapel and Moonshine Farm where he resided.
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Sylvester’ ‘Granda
Mary
Crandall
Harrison ‘County
Indiana
the Lord
Syith
Elizabeth Jane ‘Dyer
Ira
Fair ‘ Oaks
Calif
Lafwrerice
Ottis
Yale
Fannie Niebarger
Avesta Lingafeltér
Moonshine
Ada Crutchfield
Algo
Eevee
MBH
Wesley
Our Church
Finan‘cially
Goldier
Clark ‘County
Obituary Notes for Vern Cooper and Prior Beabout
Obituary items report Vern Cooper of Clark county born July 23 1891 died September 20 1921 aged 80 years 1 month and 29 days with a sister Mrs Don Black grandmother and many relatives. funeral by Rev D H Rupp at the Buda residence and burial in Black Cemetery. Also obituary for Prior Beabout born July 27 1848 Coshocton County Ohio died September 21 1921 at Martinsville Illinois aged 18 years 1 month 35 days. served in Civil War Company E 84th Illinois. family relocation to Clark county at age three.
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Vern’. Cooper
Robert
Cooper
Clark
Hlinde
Don ‘Black
D. H. “Rupp
Buda
Black
Béabout
William and
Matilda Beabout
Coshoeton
Ohio
Iite
Martinsville
Dlinois
Clark County
Resolutions of Respect for Sister Marvin in Clark County Sunday School
The Clark County Sunday School Association mourns the loss of Sister Hannah Marvin a prominent teacher who helped guide the work for a half century. Members remember her bright cheer faithful service and commitment to Christian duty and pledge support to continue the Sunday school mission in her memory.
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Clark County Sunday School, Association
Clark County Sunday’ School Association
Hannah
Marvin
Clark
Maryin
Will
Adams, de B. “Anderson
Woman Leaves Husband In Theater After Errand
A large middle aged woman in a Louisville theater rushed an usher crying that she left her husband inside the house during a Saturday matinee. A shrill whistle from the audience startled a man in the aisle who bolted toward the foyer and then fled toward the interurban station as the woman hurried away. Indianapolis News.
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Indianapolis
Shave Request Confuses Barber in Odd Exchange
An anxious customer in a New York barber shop refuses any trimming or shampoo. He insists on a plain shave with no extras while repeating his demand in clipped phrases. The barber attempts to comply but the exchange remains uneasy.
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Nantes
Pilgrims Protest Against Profiteering Found in Early Colony
The article recounts 17th century Boston records where profiteering among colonists sparked public rebuke. It cites Robert Keayne and church leaders condemning price gouging and unfair trading rules, including caps on prices and penalties for scarcity driven price increases.
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Golem
Boston
Srécord
Robert
Keayne
Gell
Deir
Chehp Ag
Rochester
Post ‘Express
Carriers of Dread Disease in Diphtheria Study
The article reviews diphtheria carrier rates and notes that despite antitoxin, morbidity remains similar. Gellen Moss and Guthrie report about 18 percent of 800 Baltimore children were carriers at times, with 11 percent harboring virulent organisms. follow ups show fluctuating positive cultures over weeks.
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Journal of
American Medical’ Association
Gellen, Moss and Guthrie
Isinglass Preparation From Fish Bladders Described
The article explains making isinglass from fish bladders with 86 to 93 percent gelatin. It details tearing the air bladder from the fish, removing the outer skin, washing in cold water, flattening on a board to dry, and drying sounds sunward to yield a bright inner skin.
How to Train a Toad as a Pet in Your Yard
An aged guide explains daily toad handling to tame a pet by gently stroking its back on the knee, leading to the animal becoming calm and allowing gifts placed on a finger to be accepted with its tongue. Regular practice supposedly yields whistle listening and a willingness to stay nearby.
Fragmentary Exchange Sparks Confusion in School Setting
An unclear dialogue fragment shows Mr Flatt and Miss Mamie and Miss Sharpe-Phea in a classroom miscommunication. The words appear garbled with quotes and contractions, suggesting a misheard or corrupted transcript of a conversation between students and staff.
How They Were Made Blue Gill and Sunfish Fable
A Native American tale recounts the Great Spirit saving the best for last and creating the blue gill and sunfish from Minnesota sunset rainbow lake blue and a spark of speed. The narrator notes uncertainty but finds it plausible.
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Pete
Reservation
Minnesota
A Blessing in Disguise Mr Hadley Fears Boy’s Love
Mr Hadley exults as his secretary falls for the office boy and head clerk Mr Heape resists firing him. The pair note the boy’s usefulness despite the romance in the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
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Hadley
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
Texas Calm on Japanese Peril Sparks State Alarm
The Houston Post reports an urgent call to action as concerns rise over Japanese pressure, claiming attackers have crowded into Texas and seized vast land, averaging one per 500 square miles and totaling 176,000,000 acres.
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Wharton
Texas
Houston Post
Dickies Father Questions Dickies Playmate Incident
In a humorous exchange from Harper's Magazine Dickie explains to his father why he kicked his playmate John and his father asks why he did not ask him to go home. Dickie cites politeness as the reason making the dialogue ironic and childlike.
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Dickie
Harper’s
Magazine
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Marshall
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Y Jersey
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McCormick
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Oliver Sulkey
Syracuse
Everett Macke and
Hershel Knowles
Clyde H. Knowles
W. G. Perisho
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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