Pleasant Hill Community Circles With Visitors
L H Priebe visited Elbert Moore Tuesday morning. Mrs Denny Fenton and Dale were at Mrs W R Chadwick Tuesday. Sylvia Callen stayed with uncle W H Callen last week. Vernon Fenton and Dale visited W M McFatridge home. Clyde Dicks and William Payne called at Gray Penfield and Ebert Moore homes. Matt Cormady from Melrose called at George Hammond’s Wednesday. Harry Lemaster and Phylis visited W A Callen Thursday. Tom Massman and Glen called at E C Moore Monday. Walt Blue visited D S Fenton Thursday. Millie Chadwick visited Elbert Moore Wednesday evening. Dr Morar of Melrose treated Mrs Ilda Townsend Saturday. she is quite sick. Dorothy Murphy spent Thursday at Berle Beaty home. Denny Fenton and Dale plus Mrs Vernon Fenton visited Vera Moore Friday morning. Beulah Dicks stayed one night with grandmother Dicks. Will Callen and Mayme spent Sunday at Elbert Moore’s. Denny Fenton’s family spent Sunday at Al Pangburn’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Priebe
Elbert Moore
Denny Fenton
Dale
W. R. Chadwick
Mias
Sylvia Callen
W. H. Callen
Vernon Fenton
W. M. McFatridge
Clyde Dicks
William Payne
Gray Penfield
Ebert Moore
Matt Cormady
Melrose
George Hammond
Harry Lemaster
Phylis
W. AH. Callen
Tom Massman
Glen
E. C. Moore
Walt Blue
D. 8. Fenton
Millie Chadwick
Dr. Morar
Fall Festival Attended by Hedge College Group
Russell Davis and family of Swan along with friends visited the 0. G. Davis home for the Fall Festival. Numerous relatives and neighbors joined in days of visiting at various homes including the Luses, Wilsons, Davises, and DuValls. Sunday gatherings featured guests from Woodburn, Coatsville, Mo, and Wyoming as the baseball season neared its end and autumn began on Sept 23.
Death Valley in Java Exudes Poison Gases for Travelers
Reports from Java describe a deadly valley at Tangkoban Praho with toxic gases. Chemists of the Volcanological Survey of the Dutch East Indies found hydrogen sulfide present in dangerous concentrations, creating a foul stench and posing severe harm to anyone nearby.
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Death Valley
Java
Tangkoban Praho
Kia
Dutch East Indies
BB. Fret
Pathfinder Magazine
Sleep Advice From Dr Stella Churchit At Myglene Institute
Dr Stella Churchit cites sleep needs from six to seven hours for men and seven for women, urging nine hours for children. She says daylight is unnecessary after age three except Sundays, warns against overeating, and stresses hard mattresses and sleeping undisturbed. She argues youth misjudges marital choice due to sleepless nights and condemns waking sleepers, challenging old ideas about sleep shame.
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Stella Churchit
Institute of Mmyglene
Tondo
Jacobite Toast and Folk Memory in 1683 Customs
A Detroit News piece recounts a Jacobite custom from 1683 where toasting the king over the water used finger bowls to hide the gesture. It notes how the bowls disappeared and reappeared with William IV, reflecting historical intrigue and royal etiquette. Also covered is furfural prices dropping from 30 dollars to 10 cents a pound after a new production method from sugar beets by Orland R. Sweeney, expanding uses from insecticide to synthetic resins.
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Butt
Britain
James
Firward VII
Orland R. Sweeney
Ews State College
Popular Science
Letter recounts meeting with John Prew and reflections on Lucy Cable Blekie
Detroit News excerpt notes a biographical letter describing a meeting with actor John Prew, attended with his daughter, amid remarks on Lucy Cable Blekie and her father George W. Cable. The scene behind the stage follows a performance of The Cavalier, with emotional reactions about the play and a tribute to the actor's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cable Blekie
George W. Cable
Payells
John Prew
Margaret
Julie Drew
Detroit News
Tit for Tat Bows to Policeman in Traffic Chaos
A car collision erupts as one vehicle swerves and another stalls in traffic. A pretty girl darts toward the roadway center to avoid danger, provoking a tirade from the driver who blames women for the mishap. Fourmedigatt retorts with cool wit as the scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aheim
Wation
New Konjola Ends Ills Ailments Say Patient
Mrs. Alice Larson of 6200 Correctionville Road Sioux City Iowa reports rapid relief from stomach liver and kidney troubles and constipation after using Konjola. She says appetite digestion improved and headaches bilious spells ceased as poisons were driven from her system. Konjola sold at Simnith Drug Store Moravia and by major druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Larson
Al‘ice Larson
Correctionville Road
Sioux City
Iowa
Moravia
Simnith
Fall Festival Premium Awards Highlights
The Fall Festival premium list showcases poultry and agricultural winners led by Mrs. E. R. Scott with multiple bests. Winners include Wm. Gardner, Bert Drake, H. W. Botta, and J. Easter among others in various American and Mediterranean classes, with top recognitions in crops, vegetables, and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Best
E. R. Scott
Hert Drake
Hest Yen
Wm. Gardner
Lester Gordon
iMrs
E.R. Scott
Guss Luse
H. King
Orval Smith
K. B. Wilson
Bert Drake
W. C. Miller
H. H. Vabst
R. C. Wilvont
Karl Brain
Albert Brain
Usts
E. G. Hawk
Miller
Wheat
R. U. Wilson
Claude Hawk
Timothy
Vesa Hiatt
Jones
Tad
Winter Fair Exhibit Results in Obscure Garden Produce
A long list of winners from a county fair displays prizes across fruit, jams, jellys, preserves, baked goods, and handmade crafts. Names include Mrs. J. L. Dodd, Minnie Hicks, H. H. Pabst, J. F. Chambers, and E. M. Caltrain among others, with top collections in canned goods, pastries, and embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Hawk
J. L. Dodd
Adolph Gard
D. J. Weatherly
Howard Smith
Minnie Hicks
Lee Hiatt
Ts. BE. BY. Wilson
Rhetta Hiner
B. G. Hawk
A. C. Dowd
E. M. Caltrain
H. H. King
B. E. Turner
E. M. Coltrain
H. H. Pabst
C. C. Waughop
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Swan
0. G. Davis
Lloyd Luse
Edwin
Arthur Locke
Clifford Todd
Woodward
Eph Wilson
John Johnson
Wome
Arizona
Wyoming
Curtis Tomlin
Dwight Hiatt
Irene Fix
Charles Fix
Juanita Smith
Vivian Wilson
Livyana Jones
Carl Davis
Harold Davis
Clel Davis
C. G. Davis
Eph. Wilson
J. G. Wilson
Woodburn
Martina Childe
Coatsville
Ferne Wright
Moulton
Charles
N. G. Wilson
Zell Wilson
Dick Wilson
Dutch DuVall
Bill Wilson
W. J. DuVall
Frank Hoffman
Henry DuVall
Milnais
Ellen Pence
Goonshear Pathfinder
Oehler Bros
Atwater- Kent
Victor
Zenith
Clark Bros
Pianact Warner
Atwater-Kent
Atwater-Kent Radio, &Tube
Apex
A. C
L. L Smith Piano Co
Albia
Lady
Fred Buckmaster
Emma Whicker
J. A. Winster
W. Horstman
Fred Coltrain
James Eastertet
Lo Jones
Henry Sytsme
Wilda Hiatt
Jack Argo
Grant Tudhock
W. Aldehnson
Clark Hellyer
Watermojon
Wis Easter
Skmelon
Wincester
H. Hi
J. A. Winsler
Tomstoes
W. Durshoo
W. A. Duhalson
L. Dunes
Wilson
M. EL Boardman
Ben Hor
Delmar Wilamn
Blusk
M. EK. Boardman
M. E. Boardman
E. Boardman
Et ME
Boardmen
Grimes Gallen
G. Hawk
Lauver
Grimen Galdes
EB. Bushak
Dat
Wulfeen E. Boardman
Fucus
M. BE. Boardman
Ben Davis
Lowell
Hass
M. FE. Boardman
Grapes E. S. Carter
John William Burton
C. T. Platt
Pears—Ka Boshak
M. E. Beardswan
Lichek
Tadlock
Angel Food
Hh, King
F. Spinks
Ezra Coltrain
Eb, Schull
Hazel Dowd
W. P. Davis
Chris Bopart
Cecil Coulson
Harve McCumber
Presser Sears
Minnie Yant
F. Wilson
Emb
W. A. Johnson
D. J. Weather
T. L. Williams
Mattie Underwood
CG. C
J.D. Mines
Chris. Bogart
J. D. Minnes
AuRes Blumenstock
AuRen Blumenstock
Lois Brown
E. C. Caster
AuRen Blumen
A. BE. Schull
Emma Woods
Girls Department
Margaret Hiatt
Ruby Whitehead
Genevieve Carter
Reba Callen
Arlene Dodd
Margaret Burton
Ruby Hiatt
Buffet
Glee Callen
Betty Marie Hiatt
Ardra Broshar
Forrest Matherly
Paul Broshar
Ardra_ Broshar
Ted Knapp
Ensil Hiatt
V. McGinnia
Turner & Son
M-I-T
Bill Laws
Phillip Schreiner
CUB
John Nowels
Harve Broshar
Ed. Kennedy
Lute Hiats
Neal Nash
Billie Hiatt