Obituary notices for H Melveer Church and Frank L McCleary
Obituary notice for H Melveer Church age 0 died in his apartment at 218 St Marys Street about 1730 on Thursday. Body found 4:30 pm due to hemmorhane. Born in Comal county near New Braunfels, lived in San Antonio most of life. Printer and member of San Antonin Typographical Union. Survived by a daughter living in Austin. Funeral Friday at 4:40 pm at Zizik Undertaking chapel. pallbearers listed. Burial in City Cemetery. McCleary Frank L. McCleary died in El Paso from heart trouble Wednesday afternoon. Former San Antonian and traveling salesman for baking.
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H. Melveer
St Mary's Street
Daath
Comal County
New Braunfels
San Antonio
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San Antonin ‘Typographical Union
Mr. Church
Austin
Zizik Undertaking Establishment
Willie
St. Clair Maertenr
Joe Car Ual
J. W. Ellett
Nordhaus
George Rine
W. A. Davis
Typographical Union
City Cemetery No
McLeary
Frank L. McCleary
EB Paso
St. Mary's
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Local Traveler Union Member Dies En Route to Funeral
An obituary notes a local Travelers' Protective Union member and member of the Tristed Commercial Travelers who died while traveling. Survived by widow, a son Philly, and a daughter Mrs. W. A. Huttmay of Austin. Funeral arranged by Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co. and Adr Pearce-Nohinson Undertaking Co. in Crockett. Details include car services and contact numbers Crockett 2423.
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Post of Travelers’ Protective Union
Tristed Commercial Travelers
Philly
W. A. Huttmay
Austin
San Antonio
WI Paso
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Adr
Mysterious Light in Nature Sparked by Phosphorus Diet
A Woods Hole scientist says lightning bugs glow from internal and external light due to phosphorus-rich substances they consume. The article notes other luminous life forms including flowers like nasturtiums and dahlias, Australian panpy fungi, mushrooms on decayed wood, glow from crabs, and luminous frogs, with varying colors and intensities observed after dark and in damp conditions.
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Chicago Tribune
Woods Hole
Mass
Australia
California
Santa Cotalina Channel
Wash tag ban urged by health service
Washington dispatch reports United States Public Health Service urges removal of common wash tags and towels as a danger to health. It cites rinsed wash cloths in hotels and homes as carriers of germs like trachoma and calls for individual sterilized cloths in sealed packs and thorough washing and drying to prevent disease transmission.
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Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Peller
Sam
Buford Delayed Again Sails Postponed 24 Hours
Galveston Tex Sept 4 The United States army transport Buford planned to sail with the Twenty seventh Infantry to Manila via the Panama Canal has been delayed another 24 hours due to unsettled Caribbean weather. advisory from Washington cites storm indications southeast of Kingston and weather bureau advice to await clearer information before departure.
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Galveston
Tex
United States Army
Buford
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Manila
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Washington
Kingston
Weather Bureau
Ten year old Willie Cann learns costly lesson in wealth
A Plainfield boy called Willie McCann, age ten, finds money and buys extravagances from shoes to a jukebox and joke book, only to end in bitter disappointment as a policeman finds him leaning against a pole. The tale reflects on wealth and impulse buys.
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New York Evening World
Willie Bo- Cann
Plainfield
Willie
Ald
Willie McCann
Prisoners Haircut After City Jail Order Issued
A jail order led to a haircut and bath for fifteen city prisoners under guard Frank Beek who used clippers then prepared them with clean clothes. The item also notes various local notices, ads, and brief community updates surrounding law, business, and events.
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Frank Beek
Eres c. W. Davis
Elgin
Gady
Fragmentary Rheims Glass Secrets From Destruction
The Hartford Times quotes ML Cheenad noting preserved fragments from Rheims cathedral windows offer insight into 13th century color work. He reports copper oxide processes used to color red glass and the technique of layering bottle glass for optical effects.
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Rheims Cathedral
Hartford Times
ML Cheenad
French School of Mines
Academis Des Sciences
Rheims - Windows
Jeter Artivacs
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