Hastings Women Celebrate Mrs. Dalrymple's 80th Birthday
Mrs. A. B. Dalrymple marked her 80th birthday with family from Council Bluffs Imogene Hastings Shenandoah and Idaho gathering at her Hastings home. Friends note her long service in the county since 187? and a family reunion held at the Boylan residence amid visits by relatives from Malvern Northboro and Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Dalrymple
Idaho
Mother Dalrymple
William,Dalrymple
Alma Dalrymple
Council Bluffs
Everett Purcell
Imogene
Will Crawford
Hastings
Earl
James Haton
King
Mr. Dalrymple
Walter Boylan
T. C. Boylan
Shenandoah
Hastings social notes with visits and departures
The Hastings area social column lists many visits and travels. Names include Mrs. Fred Lockabill, Merle Clark, George Shaw home, the Peterson family of Omaha, Alvin Pinckney, Jesse Bowen, Hattie Martin, George Henson headed for Chicago, Hershel Rea en route to Los Angeles, Will Hudson's Kansas trip, John Wilson and the Stump farm work, Fred Peterson from Ottumwa on vacation, and cemetery meeting plans. Rally Day at the church is announced for September 4 with services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Barnard
Clarence Sandiland
Omaha
Arlene Boylan
Northboro
Boston
Malvern
Ed Hathaway
R. E. Poindexter
Kathleen
Red Oak
Doe
Des Moines
Hazel
Dorothy Boylan
Shenand
Walter Boylan
C. L. Brill
Emerson
W. P. Crow
Willard Starr
Manuel Starr
Thea Ladies
Aid
Marjorie Ord
Lake Geneva
Wis
N. Hodge
Henderson
Paul Cain
Helen Leeson
Joe Haden
Barney Bradshaw
Grand River
Young
McCool
Council Bluffs
Hastings
Chicago
Merle Clark
Shaw
Woods
Gaylord House
Clarks
Ina Kelley
Small Brother
Pauline Robinson
Albert Crawford
John Peterson
Fred Peterson
Council Bluffs Hospital
Ike Gustin
Ella Coontz
Coontz
Simmons
Vailey
Neb
A. C. Hedges
Milo Marsh
Jesse Bowen
Hershel
Los Angeles
Calif
Will Hudson
Kale
Aaron
George
Gene Crouse
John Wilson
Stump
State Hall
Cemetery Association
J. L’ Haugh
Miss Tyler
Eva Vand Ausdale
Mesdames Haugh
VanAusdale
C. E. Walters
Billings
Mont
A. F. Crouse
8. S. Hawker
Ad.Engles
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Frank Barnard
Engle
Excelsior Springs
Frances
Barnard
Health impacts of emotions on heart and body
The article discusses how pleasure inducing emotions like love hope and happiness improve heart circulation appetite and health, while despair grief fear slow the heart weaken nerves and muscles and may disrupt digestion. It notes anger makes the heart beat violently followed by temporary tension and weakness.
Varied bushel weights across states spur market rules
Specialists from the USDA Bureau of Markets note that the heaped bushel and the weight bushel vary with product price and state. Examples show sweet potatoes ranging from 46 pounds in the Dakotas to 60 in Maryland, tomatoes from 45 pounds in Oklahoma to 60 in Virginia, and unshelled peas from 28 pounds in Massachusetts to 81 in Pennsylvania.
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Mitchiel
Asserlea
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Dakotas
Maryland
Oklahoma
Virginia
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Sara's Oil Stock Leads to a City Dream
In a rural town, Sara Cary plots a weekend trip to the city to test oil stock certificates left by Cousin Jenny. John Chester, chasing fortune, confronts his uncertain path and the couple reunite after Sara’s ruse reveals her love and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chester
John
Chesters
Chester House
Sara
John Chesters
Julie
Sarai
Jenny
Whitby & Whitby
Wen
Old Whitby
Chester Place
Sara Cary
Syra
Lev
Echoes and the acoustical mirage in sound reflections
A discussion of how echoes arise from parallel walls and irregular canyons and how an acoustical mirage makes distant sounds seem to come from above. Prof Humphreys notes warm air layers distort sound, creating uplifting effects as balloonists hear earth echoes from altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Humphreys
Monarch A Mean Neighbor Ruler Sennacherib in Ancient Tablets
Exhibits at the University of Chicago reveal cuneiform tablets recounting Sennacherib’s boastful diaries. He claimed conquering Hezekiah’s Judean strongholds and taking hundreds of thousands of people, with references to siege engines and breaching walls.
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Tking
Sennacherib
Egypt
University of Chicago
Sennacherth
United States
James H. Breasted
Flatts
Palestine
Sennacherry
West Land
Hezekiah
Erezekiah
Jerusalem
Ike
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