Death of E. J. Martin After Heart Failure
E J Martin died early Tuesday from heart failure following an apparent night illness. He was found deceased by a neighbor at the residence in Ed Queary four where he had been living the past few weeks. The coroner was summoned and attributed death to heart disease or possible stroke. no inquest is planned.
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Martind
Yuna
Remwigk
Martin Diisan
Ed Queary
Mr. Queary
J. W. Jonson
Webster City
Harpingbile
LaVerne
Visu
Henwick
County Ring Road
Dongen
Cbs
Qaneut
Ron
George Manning Moves Produce Station
Local notes describe George Manning relocating a produce station with mention of Rikhardson's store and plans for a county picnic date. The fragment mentions Auntie and Renwick with references to Stare pine and Supe BoA, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manning
Paskare
Emil
First Baptist Church Service Notice
Rev Vaniuen and Pastor Stindhy invite all to Sunday service at 10:00 with church activities in Suriday Scheu. Welcome everyone to attend and receive guidance amid topics on Christianity and war from church sources.
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First Baptist Church
Vaniuen
Stindhy
Funes
Suriday Scheu
St Pauls Lutheran Church and Local News Roundup
St Pauls Lutheran Church reports services and Sunday School notes led by Rev T Gilimiini with details of boosted attendance. A Ladies Aid meeting is set with Mrs Yeoman on June 6. The town picnic at Boone Township is well attended with a strong program and socializing. An accident near Lurdy injures farmer Onien Nervig and loose hogs are captured after a wagon crash. Nervig suffers notable injuries.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church
T 1
Gilimiini
Ladies Aid
Yeoman
Wayne Massey Dominates Town Shot Put Contest
Wayne Massey, champion shotputter, shattered the local record with a 44 feet 6 inches throw using a twelve pound iron ball at Amen Inet during an exhibition. He also boasted a 49 feet exhibition toss and a near 50 feet mark at times, aiming to compete at the Chicago national meet next week while preparing for today’s meet in Michigan City. The page notes nearby community activities and an upcoming primary, with several local residents and events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Migrey
Amen Inet
Che Farrier
Massey
Uaatioldt
Nhigan City
Chicago
Fakir’s Filthy Robes and the Shrouds of Daimagens
In a fragmentary Le Temps passage, Myrlain Harry reports on a surreal scene where fakir’s robes and a motif of filth and poverty recur. The piece notes sultans interred in Nureddit and references celestial springs, with commentary on street fear and fashion in a world of mystic distress.
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Mecca
Énie
Lincan
Daimagens
Nureddit
Saladin
Bibare
Myrlain
le Temps
Orld
No Home Disappearing Says British Professor
A British professor predicts in a Montreal Family review that fifty years hence homes may vanish, restored by a world of hotels and restaurants. He argues love creates and sustains homes, noting durable family bonds persist even as living styles shift between eras.
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Great Britain
Montreal
Revard
New Diamond Test Proves Real Imitations
A method to definitively determine diamond quality and detect imitations was developed by Al Malaval, head of Lyons police laboratory, in collaboration with Professor Locard. The process photographs stages under ultraviolet light, with enhanced contrast revealing genuine diamonds from inferior ones.
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al. Malaval
Police Latoratory
Lyons
Locard
Santish
Card of Thanks and local notices from Renwick area
Card of Thanks thanks friends and neighbors for assistance and flowers during bereavement. Mentions families visiting and staying at local homes, Decoration Day observance in Renwick with flag decorated main street and cemetery services. Notes deaths and visits, including Mrs Nixon’s father Ro F P Quivey passing away in Des Moines and remembered by locals.
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O.T. Heggen
T. O. Heggen
Renwick
Legion and Auxiliary Mortiary
Tom Nixon
Pocahontas
Mra. Nixon
Ro F P. Quivey
Des Moines
Nixons
Quivey
Measurement of Time Vague Among Savages
The article surveys rudimentary counting systems and time concepts among various peoples. It cites Alaska and Dahoney in French West Africa, noting limited counting for plants and months, with statements about tribal numeracy and a Danish Greenland saying about age. It uses neutral historical framing despite dated language.
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Alaska
Ventargatlin
Dahoney
French West Africa
Plannig
Cathy Mnize
Plant
Bneve
Denmark
Sbiaukl
Goth
Creenland
Greenland
Detroit
Hope and Expectancy in Railroader's Plea
An on board railroader delivers a prayer over a packed engine, asking guidance from divine safeguards to navigate life as if on a rail line. The plea pleads for prudence, virtue, and a safe passage toward salvation, ending with a humorous celestial blessing about pay and happiness.
Twain Dinner Menu Recounts Satirical Roast in England
Mark Twain enjoyed a Punch editor hosted dinner in England regarded as a life highlight. The menu mockingly honors his books with dishes such as Innocent Oysters Abroad Roughing It Boups and Huckleberry Finn Hish, reflecting the wit of the gathering and the humor of the era.
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Mark Tywain
Bert
Prince and
Tanner
Kansas City Star
Snow on Mountain Peaks and Snowfall Variations
Snow on mountain peaks varies by latitude and temperature. Elevation influences snow duration, with eastern continental regions often colder than western ones. Precipitation and average temperatures determine snow presence at high elevations year round.
Supplemental Meal Terms Across Cultures Mentioned
A fragmented note in Parhnever Magazine explores meal terms like pein or VEN used between breakfast and lunch. It cites the northern Taguish word Cm meaning to drink or sip and references India as a context for general customs.
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Parhnever Magazine
India
Begland
Repairing Plaster of Paris Noted For House Work
Fragmentary notes describe plaster repair using plaster of Paris and waste water, with emphasis on mixing fresh material quickly. The methods mention a slower set and extended working time, offering a potential advantage for wall repairs.
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Plaster of Piris
How Great Men Differ in Knowledge and Conscience
In this reflection, the essay argues that great men stand apart not solely by talent but by how they apply knowledge with purpose. It contrasts mere possession of understanding with disciplined, conscientious use to effect meaningful outcomes.
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Menue
Bed Speeding and Sir Douglas Haig In WWI Railcar Scene
Fragmentary wartime reminiscence describes a British soldier driver in a moving car during the 1918 retreat with Sir Douglas Haig asleep beside him. The piece highlights Haig's fatigue amid relentless headquarters shifts and the surreal image of calm amid war’s chaos. The passage preserves era voice and honors Haig’s endurance.
Beanstalk Legs Fire Up an Evening in Carmen
Emma Calsey of Carmen faced a near catastrophe in early operatic days as she sought to disguise slender legs. She devised a clever plan to swell her calves using strapped stockings and improvised padding while the audience fixated on her appearance. The director warned her that laughter followed her onstage. The tweak failed to fully conceal her legs during the crucial entrance of the second act, prompting a rapid change backstage that drew applause.
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Emma Calsey
Cave
Fig
Flee
Endeta
Understanding Basic Patents and Notable Examples
The text discusses basic patent concepts and how patents are classified as advances. It cites specific examples such as Bell’s telephone patent and Howe’s sewing machine with an ex jointed needle, noting the variety of patents now in force for devices including wireless and radio.
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Hell
Towe
Rte
Wasted Effort Helen Faces Doubtful Piano Recital
Helen, age Susen, received invitation to a piano recital. Her mother asked how the performance went and noted many mistakes. Helen reflected that the audience clapped as if she played well, questioning the value of practice.
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Helen
Susen
Junie Madtees Jusieate
Miustenle
Fiith
Ine
Statue Honors Marcus Aushung Inventor of Early Automobiles
Fragmentary report notes a statue honoring Siegfried Marcus, credited by Popular Mechanics as an early automobile pioneer. The piece references his 1804 and 1875 designs, describing innovative features ahead of modern cars and a front panel concept, while situating the tribute in a historical context.
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Marcus Aushung
Siegfried Marcus
Viensa
Fae Ventor
Afrocentric Art Scene Notes From Georgie
Fragmented text notes a Grammetica Africana contribution to the Art scene, referencing Georgie, Peking, lemonade, and garret garden chatter. The garland of names and places appears oblique with incomplete lines about lawn care and a porch, suggesting a casual cultural column.
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Grammetica Africana
Georgie
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E. J. Martin Vietim
Ayis
Rikhardson
Mayoning
Iis
Ralston
Rilston
Kitchon Range
Times Office
Goldfeld
Myra
R. Benedict
Whorabure
Chrigtenaon
Treen Thaylon
Gerk-Aid
L. WL Miller
Boone ‘Township
Nthe Park
Onien Nervig
Lurdy
Haga
Marlel
Nervig
W. H. Strachan
Humboldt Co
Board of Supervisors
Will
Thos. E. Johnson
W. W. Sterns
Humbold County
Wayne Massey
Homer Thiel
Antes
Mies Grace Long
Algeria
Ralph Kriner
Hampton
Gen. Stoddard Homie
Mrs. H
Stone of Humboldt
G. . Mlemmig
Henry Gregereon of
Otlosen
Whi. Niasen
Miss Fay Park
Vis Helinke
Lowa Falls
Brown
Arnald
Mise Fe
Pathes
Times
Beryl Mimbach
Ant
Leo Mimbach
Mrea
W. H. Potter
Wriday
Potter
Swanson
John
Hom
Janis
Nuiines
George and
Craig Carter
Ames
H. S. Rice Home
A.E., Goettech
J. A. Battien
Reader, N. B
Sioux City
Harry and
Clinard
Hansen
Lincoln
C.J. DeLacy
Rens Marck
Mason Guy
Myron Fisher
Stormy Lake
Roy McGurrys
Douglas Haig
Eemir
Mao
Tallinn
Sti
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