Victim of Heart Failure EB. J. Martin dies at home
Rede Martin aged 08 years resided in Norwick. At a Monday night meeting he retired late at Ed Quenry’s place. His body was found on the porch Wednesday by Mr Quenry after a missing overnight. Coroner reports heart failure or possible stroke. no inquest deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rede Martin
Ronwick
Martin Tagain
Ed Quenry
Quenry
Mardin
W. H. Polter
Potter Home
George Manning Moves Produce Station
George Manning relocates his produce station near A2, with various local notes on movements, church activities, social events, and a farm incident. The report mentions Ralston and family traveling to Atlantic, a weekly sale at the Times office, and Boon Township pictures day with a large turnout. A hog wagon accident injures Owen Nervig but no life-threatening harm.
First Baptist Church Announces June 1928 Services
Sunday School at 10:00 a m and church service at 11:00 a m led by Pastor Sundiy and Rev Vathorn. Evening service at 8:00 p m on Sunday discusses Christinity and War with inviting message for all. Subjects include A Neglected Source of Snthowinens RY Us TAG. Services open to everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Vathorn
Sundiy
Wayne Mussey Dominates Iowa Shot Put in Humboldt Meet
Wayne Mussey shatters the Ames record with a 48 foot throw at Humboldt County meet and eyes stronger marks at Magon City and Illinois. Local reports note his training, other athletes’ performances, and community updates as residents discuss elections, schooling, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Missey
Ames Lade
Humboldt County
Wayne
Magon Gily
Leleye
Cileagu
Filthy Robes and Shrouds in a Cryptic Tale excerpt
A fragment from Living Age describes ghastly attire and funerary rites with references to shrouds, a yellow bonnet, and a Mecca pilgrimage. The narrator questions mortality and describes mourners and the worn garments of the dead in a richly archaic, allegorical voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia Damancas
Gilvrviahllke Figira
Bet
Pugelios
Mecca
Makera
Jinan
Myrlura Ilerry
No Possibility That Home Will Disappear Proposition
A Montreal Family Herald note discusses a professor’s century outlooks claiming homes endure despite trends. It counters doomsday visions by asserting that love, family bonds, and simple dwellings persist, though styles may change but remain an anchor of home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbin
Montreal’ Family Herald
Brethern
New Jest for Diamonds Reveals Diamond Quality Method
A new method to determine diamond quality was developed by M Mulayal, chief of the Lyons police laboratory, with Professor Logard. Stones are photographed under enhanced lighting to reveal features, aiding identification of superior stones while inferior gems appear duller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mulayal
Police
Lyons
Logard
Fragmentary OCR trivia note with unreadable parts
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered names and phrases about a person and actions but lacks coherent events. The readable bits include mentions of a person or title, but no clear dates locations organizations or outcomes to anchor a proper news item.
Renwick Notes Include Death, Visits and Decoration Day
Card of thanks from Mrs C T Heggen and families for kindness and flowers after bereavement. Ames visitors George and Craig Carter at ice home. Mrs H E Goettsch and Mrs J A Battien from Reader, N D visited, then went to Sioux City. Sisters Ferry and Clinard Hansen arrive from Lincoln IL, to work nearby this summer. Decoration Day observed with flags and cemetery services. Mgr G U DeLacy, Mrs Mack, Myron Fisher and daughter from Storm Lake visited Roy McCurry home. Local friends mourn the death of Mrs Nixon's father Ry P Quivey in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Craig Carter
Ames
He E. Goettsch
J. A. Battien
Reader, N.D
Sioux City
Olher
Ferry
Clinard Hansen
Renwick
Lincoln
Mgr
GU. DeLacy
Rona Mack
Mason City
Mra
Myron Fisher
Storm Lake
Roy McCurryhone
Tom Nixon
Pocahontas
Nixon
Ry P. Quivey
Des Moines
Nixons
Quivey
Primitive counting myths across distant cultures emerge
A fragment from a historical column surveys time measurement in various cultures, noting vague counts and exotic methods. It references Alaska, Dahomey, the Pulquesians, Denmark, and Greenland, contrasting primitive counting with clocklike accuracy and mentioning smallpox epidemics and age limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Mobil
Kown
Dahomey
Mlle Font
Istael
Untte
Denmark
Aly
Eotig
Grovaland
Han
Rot
Hope and Expectancy in Railroader's Plea
A fragmentary verse prayer from a rail worker imagines a switch engine’s safe journey on the main line with calls for prudence and orderly signaling. It invokes the Ten Commandments as guidance and seeks divine approval at journey’s end, ending with a blessing for eternal happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Ling
Tife
Helpane
Tou
Twain Dinner at Funch Editors Inspires Lively Memory
Mark Twain, traveling toward Lin,gpol, dined with Funch magazine editors. He later called it one of the happiest moments of his life. The night featured humor, gifts, and a mock menu with playful dish names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twain
Lnginpol
Mark Twain
Funch
Char
Gmn Dixford
Tment
Bert
Snow on Mountain Peaks Climate and Snow Durations
The text explains two main factors behind snow on mountain peaks. It notes that temperature and precipitation vary along a given latitude, causing some peaks at the same height and latitude to retain snow year round while others do not. It cites the eastern versus western continental patterns as an example of temperature differences.
Supplemental Meal Terms Tifie Ti The Wave Of Light Repast
The article notes supplemental meals between breakfast and lunch called Tifie or Ti with roots in a northern English term meaning to drink or sip. It mentions the tradition in India and references the word Ar in England, tying it to mid day or afternoon meals.
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India
England
Repairing Plaster of Paris Tips For Damp Weather
A fragment advises using milk instead of water when mixing plaster of Paris to improve dampness resistance. It notes one plaster mix will not set as quickly, but this slower hardening is an advantage, allowing more time to complete repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puris
Fis
Being and Knowledge Shaped by Confidence and Power
A brief reflection on how great minds differ, showing that deep knowledge paired with confident presentation yields influence. The author contends that mastery alone does not suffice without the forceful display of understanding.
Great Soldier's Bed and a Sleeping Hero in War
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls Sir Douglas Haig during a retreat in 1918. A weary British officer slept upright in a wagon seat as starving troops moved on, while other soldiers stared in astonishment at the incongruous sight amid wrecked artillery and exhausted ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenerah
Dhe
Leimli
Goldiers
Jock
Elshat
Douglas Halgroe
Ray Roost
London Daily Mall
Beanstalk Legs Dazzle In Opera Debut Tale
Emma Chive of Carpenfant recalls a challenging early operatic moment during the Nights of Figaro, where her slender frame and oversized legs drew laughter from front-row patrons. A director taunts her as she improvises a dramatic entrance, triggering cheers and a rebirth of her performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Chive
Carpen
Andi
Patents and the concept of basic patent explained
The text discusses basic patents and their role in distinguishing a marked advance by an inventor. It mentions Bell's teletroné and Howe's patent using a pointed reedie, noting active basic patents in wireless radio and related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Ned Howe
Wasted Effort Helen Plays At The Matinee
Helen, seven, attends a matinee music event. A friend planned to perform a piano piece, but the mother's reflection questions whether the young pianist practiced enough and whether her performance was fully learned. The audience senses uncertainty about the execution and judging practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Hersyo
Sid Uelen
Automobiles Pioneered by Early Inventor Marcus Siegfried
In Vienna, Popular Mechanics features an illustration showing an athletic youth amid space cues as a tribute to Marcus Siegfried, credited with early design ideas for the modern automobile. The article notes his 1875 devise and earlier signals that anticipated today’s car concepts.
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Maretta
Siegfrieds Marcus
Vienna
Saxo Popular Mechanics
Uoique
Mars Rug
Afro-American arts scene noted in Georgia report
The Sunporla Gazette discusses Afro-American figures and events in Georgia, mentioning figures such as Mes, Perkles-Well, Zeke, and groups like Gardeour-Miz Puking. The piece appears as a brief cultural notice with fragmented names and unclear context.
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Grammoatica
Georgia
Perkles
Zeke
Gecdenor
Yasa'o
Sunporla Gazette
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EB. J. Martin
George Manning
Manning
Richardson
Syare
Mining
Emil Pallog
Neal Stuy
Aan
Ralston
Ma. Ralaton
Doe
Pawer
Worth
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Gulmann
Pawter
Hoa
Dadion Aid
Yeomun
Juno
Kov Sale
Kitchen Ringe
Sike Jaw
Fiquire
Times Office
Chauncy Pakmateor
Goldfield
Wo RR
Benudie
Mypu
Raluton
Oliktren
Thornburg
J. J. Christenson
Dayton
Miller
They Park
Owen Nervig
Weinavi Purdy
W. H. Strachan
Humboldt Co
Board of Supervisors
Will
Thos. E. Johnson
W. W. Sterns
Wayne Mussey
Hater
Tary Smith
Mies
Alana
Ralph Winter of
Hatmpton
Lwt
Gen
Staddard Fame
Wl. S. Stone of
Humboldt
Gom. Menning Home
Henry Gregerson of
Olleson
Win. Nissen
Kaya Brown
Hawa
Beryl Minbach
Leo Mimbach
John Swinson
Bab Wa Fe
I. W. Jenson
Webster City
LuVerne
Meir
County Line
Densen
Glasa
Mra. C.T. Heggen
Mr. T. O. Heggen
Legion
Auxiliary
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