Postponed Memorial Services For Jo Martin In Hastings
Funeral services for Jo Martin were moved from June 1 to Sunday June 13 due to the funeral. Members of the lodge are to meet by 2 40 p m and, weather permitting, proceed to Hastings and Malvern cemeteries for ceremonies. Hastings and Malvern lodges will join at Malvern cemetery and all members are urged to attend. Sunday June ’s Children’s Day includes a curtain titled Gods Flower Land Pt to be given in place of the evening service at the church.
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Jo. Martin
Hastings
Malvern
New York
Court
Lew Alwase
Ulore
Subir
Hastings Social Notes Includes Visiting and Travel
Hastings area notices list Mrs Tibin Clover visiting near Kimimewick Mo and Mrs Charles Spratten of Silvey with Tustines. Jobin Clover heading to Pender Neb to summer with children. Oswald and sister Mrs Trenderson visiting Red Oak. Rev FLOA Smith back from Methodist conference in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs R McDonough host visitors. townsfolk attend funerals and church events. many relatives travel to Omaha Casper and Wyo for family occasions.
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7Ibin Clover
Kimimewick, Mo
Mroo
Charles Spratten
Silvey
Sunny
Glen Greeson
Near Elliott
Hastings
Jobin Clover
Pender Nef
Foot. Oswald
Trenderson
Red Oak
Floa. Smith
Bes Moines
R. Graham
Glenwood
McDonough
Josell
Wssex
Cleveland
Ancient color use traced in world art history
Fragmentary historic text notes early color in art and architecture, mentioning Egyptians and pigments in tombs and monuments. It cites color works in the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Art with earliest dates around 9,000 years ago.
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Derbiaps
Molceptimus
Chris
Han Radlor
Egypt
Univerout Pennsylvania Museum of Art
What She Wanted to Say on the Street Scene
A young girl attempts to speak aloud on a public street while her mother repeatedly silences her. The child finally blurts a phrase about “That lady over there says ‘help’ and I go ’Isn’t.’” The moment highlights maternal suppression and a child's stubborn request to communicate.
What Really Keeps Time
The pendulum is praised as the most accurate timekeeper among instruments, driving the mechanism that maintains vibration and moves the dial. It uses a balance wheel and escapement to regulate the seconds, with winds and hours recorded by a guiding system, ensuring consistent time measurement.
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Weins
Rival Dodge forces springboard to save Pratt Co empire
In a dramatic office scene Dodge of Dodge, Ltd confronts Ts Duncan Pratt over Pratt & Co. amid threats of ruin. A sudden hospital visit reveals a recovering patient and a romance surge as Natalie Dodge seeks a merger of hearts and firms. The parties negotiate a clever joint rescue and alliance.
Roadside scarecrow prank yields quick cash
A motorist speeds along a clear stretch when an old farmer detains him with glasses showing a blue trousered scarecrow perched in a tree. The gag ends with the farmer counting coins as another car nears, a London Tit Bits style joke about a profitable ruse.
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Scott
London
Cost of Living Music Raises Alarm in New York
A fragmented historical notice describes a sharp shift in urban life as music and sociable tastes flood apartment houses. It notes rising costs, crowded halls, and a cultural pull toward expensive entertainment amid crowded tenements and urban strain.
Traffic lights on Pattee street cause alarm among pedestrians
Residents report confusion and hazards as red and white signals appear on Pattee Street. Patrols and editors investigate the unusual device placements, noting drivers and pedestrians struggle to respond to the altered traffic signals.
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Tahiti
Borton Cate
Portable Town Gift From France for Refugees
A forthcoming project described in Popular Mechanics Magazine outlines a plan where a village built from wood and other parts shipped from the Netherlands will be assembled to shelter about 500 refugees. Once completed, Dutch landscape gardeners will design the surroundings to harmonize with the structures, presenting a novel aid concept for displaced citizens.
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Wier-tornetty
Lens
Palhunl
Lams
Netherlands
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Plane Lands on Street in Oakland Draws Crowds
In Oakland California weeks ago a biplane landed on a city street to thrill thousands of spectators. It nosed between canyon walls and touched the pavement where it skidded on slick asphalt. A tail skid was damaged but no one harmed. Authorities then banned further takeoffs.
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Oakland
Cal
Apo
Pupie Lay Mechanics Magazine
Need of a Backyard Prompts Family Debate
A family debate centers on the desire for a house with a backyard. Parents argue the importance of outdoor space for children, while the kids insist on a yard for play and activity, highlighting differing views on home features.
Long Lost Love Recalled From School Days Memory
A nostalgic tale follows Bertram Morrin and Effie Sands from a twelfth birthday party where a heart shaped lozenge asks Effie to kiss, through years of letters and growing affection, to a diploma and a reunion attempt as both recall a first innocent romance and enduring memories.
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Effie Sands
Bertram Morrin
Bertram
Efe
Effie
el Hie
Burteum
Reekton
Honnifess
Che Fm
Tits Hettle
Eld
Rey
Teta
Sertram
Meyer
Tii
Burtrane Morris
Hfe
Phudatian
Rack Fon
Mleaner Dywyer
Bile
Imae
Tarte
Howards
Midnight Burglar Fears End as Baby Cat Scares Pair
In a tense midnight moment Mr Meekton and his wife Maria fear intruders and plan a brave raid but a kitchen light reveals the threat was a playful kitten with a baby rubber ball. The scene ends with relief and a humorous twist as curiosity replaces danger.
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Spain
Maria
Tenry
Henry
Marla
Teach the Blind to Draw by Touch Experiments
An article from the Manchester Guardian reports Royal Drawing Society trials teaching blind people to draw by touch. Directors, including G C B Allott, created a tactile medium allowing the draughtsman to trace and adjust lines and shapes. Early results suggest blind individuals may render outlines and designs, enabling communication and possible reading and writing advances with tactile feedback.
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Royal Drawing Society
Beethoven
GC. B. Allott
Atm
Atdett
Manchester Guardian
Airplanes and Dirigibles May Aid Mining
A report by Director Lyon of the United States Bureau of Mines suggests aircraft could aid mining by linking ore rich but inaccessible regions with main routes. Air travel may reduce transport delays and improve rescue access to mining disasters, offering safer, faster communication with remote sites.
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Dreetar Lyon
Eastport's Sardine Industry Began In Tiny Factory
Eastport Maine hosts the updated old shack that marks the origin of the American sardine industry. Julius Wolff and New York promoters built the factory nearly forty years ago to cannery the transformed herring into sardines. Weirs once bordered the property, and from that start sardine canning grew into the Maine coast's chief industry, employing thousands and making Eastport a major taking port.
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Eastport
Julius Wolff
New York
Sarding Canning
Maine
Locomotive Standed Upright After River Obstruction
After a storm on the Mew Kuighind coast near Rhode Island a locomotive from the railroad Ine remained upright in a brook beneath the right of way. The engine with a snowplow derailed at the brook trestle and split the plow from the locomotive. Crews faced the issue of clearing the obstruction and rolled the locomotive down the embankment to free the track. The machine emerged right side up and the episode was noted with marvel by Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Oves
Rhode Island
Mechankes
True as Steel Reveals a Love That Survives Scandal
Edwin Darrell shelters Elinor Blair and her child Priscilla after a heartbreak in Rayford. Elinor, moved by his quiet sacrifice, returns to the village years later to find Darrell already caring for Priscilla. They meet at the grave of Elinor's husband and unite in enduring love.
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Rayford
Edwin Darrell
Elinor Blair
Alison Dacre
Richard Blair
Blinor
Mr. Clair
Unlce Traxton
Winnor
Miss Traxton
Darrell
Tlinor
Eynor
Miss Trixton
Tod
Blairs
Miss Trurton
Dacre
Mr. Blair
Hin
Ellinor
Darrelagus
Elinor
Cireu
Miss Truxton
Idlinor
Dacres
Priscilla
Shorty
Lacre
Reauford
Trom Liner
Edwin Derrell
Eivery
Hitle
Nita
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J. A. Wearin
Tabor
Otha
Horace Birdsall
Clearment
Fanera
Lis Prather Indaw
Frank McKown
Tree Sons
Gee Ding
Fruay Avenue
Grace McTionuneh
Uiecaf
Mason
Casper
Wyo
Anoneh
George
Renepac
Ike
Dudge
Lin
Ala
Seaver
Cami
Gael Lee
Deocbe
Offien
Norman
Bert
Dlefeat Diode, Ltd
Wade
Etranger
Normine Dodge
Natalie Pratt
Sr. Pratt
Natulie Foi Society
Natulie
Atand Wells
France
Noe
Weetern Newspaper Union
Senat
Westerm Newspaper Union
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