Fourth reunion of Roy Sedd Reaper in distant tale
A bizarre medical saga follows Roy Sedd Reaper as he endures repeated declared deaths and resuscitations over three weeks at Robert HR Green hospital. Jack Nunnely, age unknown, survived after three injections and revived in his own bed amid a throat operation and diphtheria scare. His mother, Mrs. Aegle Nunnely, recalls two times doctors reported his death, praised for heroic care, while the family recalls December 18 as a turning point when he was moved from the hospital elevator toward the operating room.
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Yenr-Ola
Jack Nuurphly
Kim Reaner
Robert HR. Green
Jack
Menehnea Street
Aegle Nunnely
San Antonio teen claims three deaths and revival by adrenaline
Jack Nunnery, a San Antonio boy, says he died three times and was revived each time by adrenaline injections into his heart. Surgeons used a breathing tube and artificial respiration after the fourth event, with his mother recounting hours of terror before his revival and eventual return home on New Year’s Day.
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Juitle
Jack Nunnery
San Antonio
Light
Pital
Dack
Jesus
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
An old time drug advertisement claims Calotabs purifies and purges to defeat colds and influenza overnight. A single nightly dose with water is said to end symptoms by next morning, allowing normal meals and activity. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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Beatty
Mr Petite
City Advertising Tax Proposal Aims About 100000 Year
City council to establish a special advertising tax by ordinance. Tax commissioner Frank H. Hushick says the levy will run about 2 cents per $100, yielding roughly $43,000, with a city count and civic clubs providing additional funds to reach about $100,000 for city advertising efforts.
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Frank H. Hushick
San Antonio
Mrs Ball 77 obituary notices Castroville and San Antonio
Mrs Louisa Ball aged 77 longtime Castroville and San Antonio resident dies Thursday morning at her daughter's home in Castroville. Funeral services by Rev J Schnetzer of St Joseph Catholic Church. Survived by two sons Frank J and Alfred P Bll, three daughters Ida Gall Lizzie Keller Eugenia Richter, six sisters and four brothers. Funeral arrangements at Tio Medina area locations.
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Castroville
San Antonio
Josephine Krisceh
Fes
Deevine
Eugenia Richter
Brownsville
Joseph
Louis Schorp
Pearsall
August
Alfred Schorp
San Antonia
Scholantica
Our Lady of the Take
Gretrude
Tip
Amd
Ida Hubs
Tio Medina
Mian jailed on drug charges in Bexardouoty jail
Jose Garzaig was jailed in Bexardouoty Jail after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Dr M Siddall. He was held in default of a $1000 bond. Police say he was arrested Thursday afternoon by Patrolman Mike Live after a small quantity of cocaine was found in his possession.
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Jose Garzaig
Bexardouoty
United States
DR. M. Siddall
Mike Live
New Automobiles Built For Use In Corporation Court
The attorney toei the collision board in cooperative court. The allamobiles are small trucks of wood used to illustrate automobile accidents. Recently five of the firm blocks were stolen, leaving three for the court's use.
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Collision Board
Cooperation Court
Overton
City to hire play supervisors funded by recreation tax
A supervisor for each public play area will be provided in the two cent recreation tax. The tax is projected to raise about $35,000 per year, according to Rubiola and city officials.
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Rubiola
Indian Flu Aid Fund Urged in Washington
Officials urge a deficiency appropriation to fund an Indian flu aid effort led by federal agents. The request targets relief for communities affected by an epidemic that began in the Southwest and is spreading northward, with funds needed to support operations and supplies.
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Washington, Ly
Letter Arrives at Destination After 26 Years
A letter sent twenty six years earlier from Harrisonburg Virginia finally reached its destination in Washington on January 4. The missive bore the Washington postmark and a stamp labeled unknown at that address. The paper notes the long journey left no additional marks beyond the post office stamps.
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Washington
Jan
Mr. He Loder
Bhrrivenburg
Harrisonburg
Washington Post
Adamson Burial to Be in Georgia
William Adamson former Georgia congressman and sponsor of a railroad bill dies of pneumonia after eleven days illness. His body will be taken to Carroiter Georgia for burial. He passed away at the Trebsy hospital last night.
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Adamson
Georgia
New York
William
Carroiter
Totinu
Russian plains to be planted in Soviet Russia wheat program
The Times reports from Los Angeles that Thomas D. Campbell of Montana and California plans ten million acres in Soviet Russia to be planted to wheat and financed with American machinery under his direction.
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Los Angels
The
Times Today
Thomas D. Campbell
Marlin, Mont
Pasadena
America
Soviet Russia
Farm Hand Hanged For Deaths Of Two In Barn Fire
A farm hand named George O'Neil was hanged for the deaths of two workers, with no inquiry verdict yet. The bodies of Azar Robertson and daughter Ruby Martin were found among the ashes of the Robertson barn after a February fire.
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George O'Neil
Anuguter
Azar Robertson
Ruby Martin
Nobertson
Respite Granted In Swisher County Execution Case
In Austin on January 4 a governor granted more than a month’s respite from the electric chair for Robert D. Birkey. Swisher County man was to be executed on a murder conviction of Rel Conner. The delay follows reports of a dog bite incident and hospital care for Robert Hureen.
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Goveernor
Moaly
Stobert
Birkey Swisher County
Rel Conner
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