Fruitland Notes From The Week About Local Residents
Fruitland community news recounts family visits to Spokane Portland and Ontario hospitals, farewells for moving neighbors, and local outings. Residents like Mrs J Berggren Mr Willard Hall Mrs A Kingsbury and many others are mentioned with travels illness visits and social events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Spokane
K. J. Berggren
Willard Hall
Portland
Clarence Pickle
Ontario Hospital
M. A. Smith and
Rae
Jomer Utley
Ontario
Arthur Heap
Cash Nichols
M. @. Sherman
Chas
Skippon
Coslo Brantho
H. B. Sehatte
Kansas City
Chicago
Pruitland
Roy Kinsey
J. J. Sparks
Duell
Anson Davis
Lester Hooker
Wilber Duell
Letha
Harry Ramey
Frank Draper
Washoe
Chet Lackey
Methodist Church
A. L. Kingsbury
T. B. Carpenter
Blancher
B. Whealdon
St. Alphonsus Hospital
G. T. Davis
Melba
H. B. Kinnisons
Fern Hezeltine
Hallowe'en
C. J. Coon
Merle Coon
Dermott
Local Hosts Welcome Families for Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. James Deal and Claude Senseman visited Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gorham in Payette while Mrs. W. F. Lantes and her children were guests of the J. E. Shamberger family for a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Deal
Claude Senseman
A. L. Gorham
Payette
W. F. Lantes
J. E. Shamberger
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mrs Barry After Years Of Kidney Pain
Mrs R D Barry of 324 Third Ave Payette praises Doans Kidney Pills after years of back ache tired mornings and irregular kidneys. She reports lasting relief after a single box and says she still uses the remedy when kidneys weaken. Price 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coen
R. D. Barry
Third Ave
Payette
Doan
Mirs
Barry
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfers
Buffalo
N. Y
Genial Professor Gurney and the Suborned Witness
A Harvard Graduates' Magazine anecdote recalls Professor Gurney as a genial yet stern disciplinarian. During Cicero, a student Drake failed to translate, prompting Gurney to gently reveal the meaning that the witnesses had learned their lesson before testifying.
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Gurney
Cicero
Drake
Harvard Graduates’ Magazine
Lane family meal shows thrift lesson in penny pledge
At a family dinner in Indianapolis the Lane children reduced linen use by paying for stains with pennies. Ten-year-old Fred, who previously paid a quarter per spill, returned with a pocketful of coins and declared he was ready to enjoy a meal again, ending the day with his thrift demonstrated.
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Lane
Fred
Indianapolis
Germs pressed to death by high pressure milk pasteurization
The Nebraska State Journal notes a shift in dairy processing as pressure pasteurization may replace heat methods. Reported by the American Chemical Society, pressures up to 100000 psi could kill bacteria while preserving enzymes and taste. A 35000 psi for 15 minutes and 70000 to 100000 psi for 20 minutes are cited as practical.
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Nebraska State Journal
American Chemeat Society
Allie s May Want to Know About Spandau Treasure
Berlin reports reveal that roughly 20 million lei was recently removed from Spandau's citadel after armistice disturbances. The money, part of Roumania’s wartime indemnity, was stored to be handy in war, with questions raised about why the Julius tower could not accommodate it.
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Spandau
Berlin
France
Roumania
Julius Tower
Magnetized screwdriver aids auto repair in remote spots
Ethel Webb notes in Electrical Experimenter that holding a screwdriver near a dynamo for minutes magnetized it for nearly two years. The tool helps reach dropped screws, sets fasteners with one hand, and prevents loss, making roadside and workshop repairs easier. It remains a valued helper in her toolbox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Webb
Magazine Syringe A wartime invention for peace use
The magazine hypodermic syringe may be used twenty times without refilling. Its chief merit is convenience for physicians under fire and in dark dugouts where frequent recharging slows operations. A Distinum needle allows flame sterilization and the cap is kept filled with iodine or alcohol.
Roosevelt Visits Panama Site of Canal in 1906 Tour
President Roosevelt traveled to Panama in 1906 the first time a U.S. chief executive stepped onto foreign soil during a term. He aimed to inspect the Panama Canal site and challenge the old custom that presidents stay within the United States while in office.
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Roosevelt
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Europe
Health Bulletin: Poor Living Widening National Health Gap
An Indiana state health bulletin warns that most people are born healthy but current living habits cause illness. It cites only 50 million effective Americans from a 100 million population, blaming wrong feeding, lack of air and sunshine, impure water, alcohol, caffeine, nicotine, and overuse of drugs and patent medicines.
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Indiana State Board of Health
America
Hawaiians Dying Out Says Hawaii Scholar
Prof Vaughn Mac Caughey of the College of Hawaii warns that the Hawaiian race is rapidly disappearing. He blames contact with white outsiders and the introduced diseases alcohol plague measles leprosy tuberculosis pneumonia and blood diseases never before seen in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn MacCaughey
College of Hawaii
Hawaii
Electric Lighting in Homes by Electricity and Other Means
The country has 900,000 homes lit by electricity and 14 800,000 lit by other means. A few letter-class homes are wired but not connected to service. Among electric lighted homes there are 125,000,000 sockets with improved lamps, 25,000,000 with carbon lamps, and 11,900,000 empty sockets.
Paper Clothing Hits Japanese Market
Paper undergarments are now produced in Japan. After patterning, parts are sewn and hemmed with calico or linen reinforced buttonholes. The fabric is strong yet flexible, does not irritate perspiration, is not lined or permeable, and becomes hard to tear when wet.
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Japan
New Warships Iowa and Massachusetts Lead Naval Advance
The latest dreadnoughts Iowa and Massachusetts surpass prior battleships with 634-foot length 106-foot breadth and a mean draft of 21 feet They use electric drive as Mexico did and reach a maximum speed of 23 knots with a cruising radius of 000 miles The ships displace a staggering 48 200 tons and carry 12 Winch guns and 16 six inch guns
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Iowa
Massachusetts
Oil and Helium Discoveries in Western Canada
Canadian enterprise presents two announcements to the British public. First, large scale exploitation of Western Canadian oil fields is under contemplation. Second, Western Canada has large helium discoveries, a nonrefarable, nonreactive gas suited for airship envelopes.
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Canada
For Rent and For Sale Notice
One furnished room available one block east of Main Street contact 205 J. Also for sale a Millette Cream Separator 600 pounds nearly new used briefly ask 60 dollars. See at residence behind the P. V. House by H A Gofforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Peece
Main Street
P. V
H. A. Goforth
Order for Sale of Real Estate in Mary Short Estate
In Payette County Idaho Probate Court the administrator P E Short seeks court approval to sell real estate of Mary Short deceased. A hearing is set for November 12 1919 at 10 am in the court room to determine why an order should not be granted. Publication in The Payette Enterprise required weekly for four weeks ending prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
State of Idaho
Mary Short
P. E. Short
Payette
Idaho
Martin D. Luther
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F. M. Burtch
Hallowe'en Welner
Baptist Church
Reed
Martin
Mises Maggie
Opal Eldredge
N. A. Peacock
H. Carter
Lulu Bayer
Boise
Twin Falls
Gladys McKeown
Caldwell
Louise Ward
Jerome
George Boor
Elsie Bayer
C. E. Barnes
W. J. Orcutt
Waterburg
Colorado
Joel Silkett
Ned Russel
Big Willow
Elva Meeker
B. Z. Taylor
C. Haines
Tom Dotson
Sweet
Frances Willard W
Methodist Sunday School
Epworth Hall
Nellie McConnell
Paul Gardner
D. D. Falkner
Weiser
A. H. McConnell
Heen IpaHo
The
Idaho Power Co
Pocket Book
Minnesota Shoe Hospital
E. H. Dougherty, Prop
Center Ave
Box
E. W. Pease
Boe-Palitte Lumber
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