The Bystander Presents Varied Theories And Cobbed Weather
The column notes folk offering diverse reasons for troubles from diet to weather. It mentions Williams the junk harvester, August Matson planning a sale, Charlie McBeth moving to Lincoln to study medicine, and beards on John Carlson and Charlie Gullling. A humorous take on sign boards, weather lore, and a coal strike tie together with regional humor.
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Williams
Giles
Cole
Charlie McBeth
Polk County
J Matson
Polk
Charlie
Lincoln
August Matson
Hamilton County
Aurora
John Carlson
Gullling
Weather Bureau
Vic Peterson
Rufus Walker
Bernt Brothers shelled corn for John Albers guests
The Bernt Brothers delivered shelled corn for John Albers and Roy Sargent family members were guests of his mother on Saturday. Sunday afternoon Mildred Richmond and Leo na Nantkes returned home from school duties to spend Thanksgiving with family. Ed Wagner plans moving to his farm west of Osceola. Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson attended the Carl Friday sale at Rising City last week. Mr and Mrs Floyd West were guests of the former's mother on Thanksgiving Day.
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Bernt
John Albers
Roy
Sargent
Mildred ‘Richmond
Leona Nantkes
Ed Wagner
Osceola
Andrew “Nelson
Carl. Freiday
Ris‘ing.City
Floyd ‘West
Fire alarm box location in councilroom area noted
Public notice describes the fire alarm box on the south side of the west of Councilroom. To activate, open the outside box door and push in until contact is made, triggering the siren. Mayor Beebe provides the instruction.
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Beebe
City Markets and Municipal Topics in 1018 Record
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss city markets across the United States with mentions of populations and municipal bureaus. The text references markets, accommodation, and the bureau, but specifics are unclear.
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United States
Idunicipal
Accom
Navy Library Worth Visit in the War and Navy Building
A 33 year old Navy library in the state War and Navy Building offers marble panels from Europe and Mexico onyx. Visitors glimpse the strategic naval war board, secret plans with Edison and others, and meet Miss Mason who has served 26 years and may offer tea at noon.
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Navy Library
War and Navy Building
England
France
Spain
Italy
Mexico
Pompeii
Washington
Miss Mason
Navy
Two Travelers Came Back From Dead to Duty
A regimental morning report records status changes for men and animals. In an Ohio regiment two mules were marked dead after a vet's verdict, then revived by the stable sergeant. The captain faced embarrassment until the next day’s report noted the mules returning to duty.
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Ohio
Descriptive Shrub Sparks Mexican Mystery and U S Study
Two German chemists sought permission to study a medicinal desert shrub on a central Mexican ranch two years before the war. They vanished after reporting findings. Now U S Agriculture chemists, testing the same plant in New Mexico, claim an additional alkaloid may be present alongside morphine quinine and cocaine.
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Central
Mexico
New Mexico
United States Department of Agriculture
Popwlar Mechanics Magazine
Trapper's Tomb a Log Cabin in Western Canada
A desolate log cabin near Lake Athebasca in western Canada is the former home of a fur trapper. The frozen occupant lies preserved in the cabin after dying alone nearly two years ago. A Royal Northwest Mounted Police officer braved winter wilderness to investigate the death, uncovering a perfectly preserved corpse in the dry cold air.
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Trapper
Lake Athebasca
Canada
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Wsy
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Brusa as Roman Bithynia Capital and Pliny Letters
Brusa served as the ancient capital of Bithynia when Trajan appointed Pliny the Younger as governor. From Brusa at the foot of Mt. Olympus, Pliny wrote letters to Trajan. The city, famed for mosques, lies in Asia Minor amid fruitful country and silk manufacture, now revived after Turkish rule.
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Brusa
Bithynia
Trajan
Pliny the Younger
Mt. Olympus
Pliny
Lrusa
Hannibal
Asia Minor
Upkeep Costs of Rats Rise, Experts Warn
Experts estimate high costs for rat maintenance with annual expenses about 1.823 dollars per premises. A single pair of rats multiplies, worsening damage across the United States to over 100 million dollars yearly, including 15.9 million in property losses from fires and wire damage. The effort to demobilize the rat army is now underway.
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Directl
United States
Annie Ve Cay
Puigi
Apostle of the Coconut The curious life of Auguste Ebnpglehardt
Auguste Ebnpglehardt, a German on Kabakon in German New Guinea, lives entirely on coconuts and sleeps on sand. Known as the Apostle of the Coconut, he preaches that coconut is humanity’s original food and claims over 1000 disciples in America. He is a sun worshiper who travels openly in a lava lava with a wristwatch and walking stick for visitors.
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Auguste Bpnglehardt
Kabakon
German New Guinea
Enebhardt
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