Perfumes That Are a Menace to Health
The World Wide News Service reports perfumes may pose health risks. Some scents and plants in foreign regions can be poisonous. shade from certain trees can cause swelling and skin lesions. The trumpet flower in rooms can induce deadly stupor, and misused scents have caused fatal outcomes, including a Zanzibar case where clove irritated a British official.
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Solomon
Valparaiso
South America
Zanzibar
Letter of an Unknown Friend Despatched From Begwal Gold Coast
In Jack Hobbs’s My Cricket Memories a letter from Begwal on the Gold Coast claims a sender promises a monkey skin and asks for a hat or similar item. The note, signed by one Ewesandoh, seeks a quick response before forwarding the skin. The passage highlights colonial era exchanges and curiosities surrounding trade and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ories
Heinemann
London
Jack Hobbs
Begwal
Gold Coast
Ewe Sandoh
The American Circus and Its Financial Craft
The American circus is a unique development with no global parallel. Businessmen excel at organizing large shows, and a masterful operator must move the circus into profit year after year. Charles Sparks quip about knowing where to put a book echoes in this craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sparks
Fern Chapin May
McClure's
Game Birds Increase in North Park Colorado Coyotes
A United States Department of Agriculture report notes sage hens increased greatly in summer 1922 due to ongoing coyote control in North Park Colorado. Inspection found flocks from twelve to sixty birds, whereas three years prior these birds were scarce. Quail also rising in western Colorado, with hundreds seen on cleared sheep ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Park Country
Colorado
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Pavlova Sees Fox Trot Dying But Others Disagree
The famous Russian dancer Fox Trot Pavlova claims the fox trot is dying rapidly as the most enduring modern dance. She predicts few dancers will use it in a few years. Dance authorities counter that Pavlova is pessimistic and that the step has lasting appeal for another generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavlova
Paviova
County Commissioners Minutes and Cash Statements 1924
Cheyenne County Nebraska reports for July 1 to October 1 1924 show cash statements and excess fees. The board approved county judge and county clerk reports, with totals for receipts disbursements and excess fees returned to treasurer and trust funds balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County
Honorable
Board of County Commissioners
Isola B. Wasson
Nora Fitzgerald
Ruth Dimick
Elmer Kahl
Cheyenne County
District Court
Oakley O. Otten
Nebraska
Gertrude Green
Elmer Kalh
Otten
Board of Emissioners
Lodgepole Notes Include Help From Ladies Aid Events
The Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs. Fred Lehmkuhl on Thursday, with Mrs. F H Wolf and Mrs. Allen Lough assisting, planned a dinner for election day and a church supper on Wednesday evening. Forty attended the lunch. Sunday school classes, hosted by Mesdames Barrett Winston Hanson and Miss Ruth Kidney, met at the church basement with games and lunch. Several residents traveled for homesteads, work shifts, and markets, including the Weatherwax boys moving a shack to their homestead, A E Hering visiting with his daughter Joan, Charles Weber to Joliet for railroad work, and F F Lehmkuhl and Firth Booth returning from Denver feeders. Lodge Pole won prizes at the Cheyenne County Fall Festival in Sidney, highlighted by the best pennant in the school parade, with other locals attending events and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehmkuhl
F. H. Wolf
Allen Lough
Mesdames Barrett
Winston, Hanson
Ruth Kidney
Harry Schroll
Vern
Virgil Weatherwax
Harry
Frank Rihn
George Folkerts
Gurley
Joe Disney
David City
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Lodge Pole
T. Y. Barnes
Obituary notices and local acknowledgments in Oshkosh region
Mrs J C Wolfe and children spent Sunday in the Oshkosh canons. Walter Bowser of Crook Colorado stayed with his parents Friday. Mrs Valeska Doyle has been worse than usual recently. Hr Lucke left Friday for Kansas by auto. Jacob I Kintz died Friday at 11 after two weeks ill with asthma and heart trouble born Jan 9 1853 in Dubuque IA Mrs Kintz died March 30 1918 funeral at M E church Tuesday Rev Stanishforth officiating burial Pleasant View cemetery. E Fenske called to Sund to bury infant daughter of Henry Pavlat born Tuesday and lived two hours. Mr and Mrs Pavlat we offer sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. House
J. C. Wolfe
Walter Bowser
Crook
Colo
Ed Bowser
Valeska Doyle
Hr. L. Lucke
Kansas
Jacob I. Kintz
Dubuque County
Iowa
Kintz
M. E Church
Staniforth
Pleasant View
E. Fenske
Sund
Henry Pavlat
Pleasant View Social Notes From Local Homes
Pleasant View residents visited neighbors on Monday and Tuesday with calls at Wm Borcher Wm Schwartz and A Limbeck homes. A birthday surprise for Elmer Wittrock marked his 20th. Families attended a mission festival at Dalton and the Fall Festival.
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Elmer
Helen Polisch
Edna Mangles
Paul Piltz
A Limbeck
Fred Korsmeyer
Wm. Borcher
Dalton
Alma Limbeck
Fred Wittrock
Helen Palisch
Nora Wittrock
Ruth Borcher
A. Limbeck
Community Notes From Center Area (Gardner Neb)
Center residents host neighbors and relatives with calls at the Scott Bancroft and Groshans homes. East Center Ladies Aid met with Mrs Webster for quilting and tea. Local families travel to Sidney Alliance Fremont and Arapahoe for visits and medical care. Wheel and hay rack damage reported after a wind. Families share meals and attend the Fall Festival in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Netherland
S. W. Scott
John Groshans
Rol Bancroft
East Center Ladies Aid
M. E.webster
Bancroft
Sidney
W. Scott
H. ©. Netherland
Dick Selmers
Alliance
Ethel
John McGrain
Agnes
Clara
Alfred
Eleanor Ladine
Joe Ladine
John Groshan
Jason Lobb
Neal Tank
Fremont
Ray Berry
Clifton
H. E.netherland
Charlie Ferrier
H. E. Netherland
H. E. Ferrier
Doris Neth
County Notes Show Social Visits and Fair Deliberations
Sunday at L S Bancroft home Erland visits center teachers at supper Wednesday. Boon to Otto Reiners October 13 a girl. Andy Ladine calls at S W Scott and Joe Ladine homes Monday. Morrill county fair space tight for school exhibits as Viola B Shep- conducts county superintendent duties.
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Erland
L. S. Bancroft
Harry Scott
Center
Boon
Otto Reiners
Andy Ladine
S. W
Morrill County
County Fair
Viola B. Shep
Movement to Build Educational Hall At Fair Grounds
A local herd has begun a drive to construct a special educational hall at the fair grounds. The group adopted the slogan An Educational Hall in 1980 for stationery. A $5 cash prize was offered at the 1925 fair to the county and the idea wins support from fair directors and others, making early completion seem likely before the superintendent’s date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herd
Windshield and Door Glass Installed at Habler Garage
Habler Garage completed installation of pinte glass for windshields and standard glass for den doors, outlining updated glazing services available to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windehields
Habler Garage
Sidney Nebr bank sworn financial report 1924
The document presents a bank report for Sidney Nebraska charter No 1401 as of October 7 1924 listing resources including loans and discounts overdrafts bonds securities real estate cash items and reserve holdings and liabilities such as capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits and notes payable. T Marius Christensen cashier certifies the report to the State Bureau of Banking with notary Phyllis C Corbett attesting on October 13 1924.
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Sidney
Nebraska
State of
Cheyenne
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Otal
Mabel Haiston
Tsola B. Wasson
Sabes
J. W. McDaniel
Cdge
Sheriff Co
F. F. Lehmkuhl
Firth Booth
Denver
Wm. Schroll
Ray Spiker
Henry Horst, Sr
Arapahoe
Liberty State Bank
Bankers Conservation Fund
Liberty Loan
Marius Christensen
Chevrolet
Hahdler
Columbus
Christopher Columbus
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