Pneumonia overview and historical notes by Claud North Chrisman
Pneumonia described as widespread and deadly with emphasis on pneumococcus as the cause. Discusses lobar pneumonia, symptoms, early onset after cold, rapid progression, and high mortality in 1917 1918. Traces history from Hippocrates to 1831 discovery and modern serums for types 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10. Mention of broncho pneumonia in children and age groups most affected.
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Claud North Chrisman
United States
England
Tropics
Hippocrates
Doecher
Gillespie
Early recognition lowers pneumonia death rate
The article notes that early recognition and examination reduce pneumonia deaths and that the illness is more common among men, the poor, and those in harsh weather. It cites laborers and sailors as frequently affected, links malnutrition and excessive work to risk, and mentions alcohol and cold as contributing factors.
Profile of the German war hero U-boat commander Niemoeler
The article profiles WWI German seamen and notes Rev Martin Niemoeler known as the submarine preacher. It details his command of U 73 sinking troop ships and a British cruiser, his survival after a damaged sub, and his later record dives in 0 151 and G 6 with many sinkings. It also mentions his refusal to scuttle at Scapa Flow and his resignation.
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Count von Lucza
Martin
Germany
Armis
Scapa Flow
Navy
Niemoelier
South
Amecca
Tery
Simone
Pleasantville and Knowles Residents Visit Family
Mrs Milton Behner hosted at home after a week with Mrs. Howard Eakens of Medina. Also present were Mrs Bert Be Candace and others attending the Dixie Darlings Minstrel show. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank Jones and their son Eugene of Elyria. Mildred and Bar ro Mohler were ill. The Dictatorship of the Proletariat in Russia is cited as rule by a small, irresponsible group beyond past czarist rule.
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Knowles
Milton Behner
Scar
Bert Be
Candace
Howard Eakens
Medina
Dixie Darlings Minstrel Show
Sam Baldwin
Eugene
Elyria
Frank Jones
Mildred
Barro
Mohler
Russia
You and Your Child MES by Jane Herbert Goward
The piece follows Jim whose mother instructs him to call and listen, and a tension arises from a misheard voice amid a passing truck. It argues that when a child shows selfish, demanding traits a prompt showdown is needed to prevent a fixed habit, with religion framing each child as a rational being.
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Jane Herbert Goward
Jim
Cail
Guide to Charm Reducing Hip Needs Special Type Exercise
Fragmented OCR text describes a series of exercises for a fitness routine with unclear steps and measurements. It mentions leg movements, standing positions, raising the hips, and palm placement. The user asks for a copy with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Modes and Manners: Removing Fish Bones Etiquette
A reader questions proper behavior when a person is removing fish bones from their mouth in public. Advice suggests to smile and acknowledge compliments without overtly discussing discomfort. The tone notes subtle social tact and discretion in sensitive exchanges.
Vincent and Eiza Eloped at Myre Fionera Lorain Home
Vincent and Eiza tied a private ceremony at their Lorain home on Tuesday, exchanging vows in a small gathering. The couple announced their marriage and requested privacy as they begin their life together.
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Eizan
Historic tavern sold to national museum for $1
Garret's Tavern, a historical landmark once visited by Charles Dickens, has been purchased by the National Museum for $1. The fragment mentions the Maltese and Phoenician descent amid a noting of the modern British Empire.
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Upper Sandusky
Garret
Chari Dickens
Wrandot National Museum
Castle of Doom seedy voyage intrigue chapter in Rome to Cairo
Silver Moth known as Rastings arrives in Rome and is urged to deliver dangerous documents to Cairo. Lynn Bielding shares the Naples to Cairo voyage, while Sonia Andrews warns and fascinates Kurt. On a stormy cruise between Rome and Naples the pair drift through tense flirtation deception and fear as pursuit looms.
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Kos. Rastings
Coone
Silver Moth
Rome
Cairo
Lynn Bielding
Naples
Sonia Andrews
Kurt Sonia
Kurt
Beauty Tips Clera Seeks Darker Lashes Without Smudge
The reader asks which mascara to use to darken colorless lashes and avoid smudging. The fragment mentions trying products, potential cleansing steps, and concerns about irritation and repeated procedures, reflecting a beauty regimen discussion with cautions about safety and effectiveness.
Litchfield Ladies Benevolent Society Annual Meeting
The Litchfield Congregational annex hosted the Ladies Benevolent Society annual meeting with 34 attendees. The secretary treasurer reported 15 plus average yearly attendance and a $120.86 treasury balance, with North Street $153.72, South Street $151.25, and East Street $120.41 in receipts. officers elected include Mrs F Musser as president and Mrs A O.
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Litchfield
Ladies* Benevolent Society
Congregational Annex
North Street
South Street
East Street
F. Musser
Local Club Officers Announced For November Meeting
The article lists wide president and second vice president roles, with Mrs. D. Lioré as secretary treasurer and Leach as assistant. The next meeting is set for November 17 at 2 pm in the church annex. Brief notes mention Jolly Quilters gathering November 6 at Mrs. T. H. Case’s home, a dog incident, Arlene Rind winning first prize in a school amateur radio program, and Warne Turner’s farm-related news along with a 90th birthday celebration іnvolving family.
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D. Lioré
Leach
Church Annex
Jolly Quilters
T. H. Case
Dors
John Radie
Cour
Jany Tim
Arlene Rind
Bor
Warne Turner
Wgr
New London Recreation Center project advances with funding
New London plans show Feder funds and village aid driving improvements on a site with old barns and broken driveways to be cleared and grounds resurfaced. A lighting system will be erected and materials moved to the recreation center site for reuse in picnic shelters as weather permits work.
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Feder
Village Aid
Grafton PTA Meeting Highlights October 2012 Activities
Grafton November 5 report on the PTA regular meeting held in the school on Tuesday October 2012 with thirty four attendees. President Mrs Huth Tomasheske led the brief session and program including vocal selections and discussions on school projects.
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Grafton
Parent
Ervemins
Oectober
Huth Tomasheske
Halloween Carnival at Ottumeva School
On Saturday morning the Baptist church site near Ottumeva hosted a home in the old blacksmith shop area. The Halloween carnival at the schoolhouse Tuesday night October 29 featured a band, a pantomime Captain Kidd and What He Did, and a costume parade. Prizes went to Lois Gott, Richard Swindier, Alfred Smith, Rupert Gordon, Helen Bowen, Mrs. Alton Crumline, and Mrs. John Ringler. Afterward the crowd enjoyed amusements, ice cream, candy, pie and hamburgers. A total of $67 was collected.
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Lenz
Captain Kidd
Lois Gott
Richard Swindier
Alfred Smith
Rupert Gordon
Helen Bowen
Alton Crumline
John Ringler
Symmasium
Modern Women and Community Life Reflections in Veterans Era
Marian Mays Martin discusses the value of applying education practically for financial success, arguing against forcing students into commerce or stifling literary pursuits. The piece cites parental pressure and shifting job markets, and includes notices of local club events, plays, and community happenings with numerous names and places.
Young people pushed into a preset path says reader
A letter laments rigid social planning and talent shortages as youths are steered toward predictable futures. The writer, with two college graduates in the family, argues workers and employers fail to provide usable training and opportunities. A college education is not a handicap, though the system steers children away from practical paths.
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Soci
Coll
Dinstance
Succe
Colleges Not To Blame For Distress Over Education
A columnist argues against blaming college education for job distress, noting many applicants for limited posts and suggesting that success depends on practical skills and timing. The piece warns that some degree holders may struggle if their learning does not match job needs, while others succeed despite uncertain paths.
BeOnline Baptist Pastor Moves to Spencer Church
In services last Sunday Rev Beckler spoke calmly at the Baptist church. He emphasized moving his pastorate to Spencer parish and plans to relocate here soon.
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Baptist
Beckler
Spencer Church
Widow spider found in Beverly bed
Mrs. Liknie Dewhirst of Beverly Kansas grew annoyed by a spider weaving a web above her bed each night and conducted a harrowing search. She located the creature in a box at the head of the bed and identified it as a dangerous black widow. The tale includes a note about Florianopolis a Brazilian city of around 50 000 residents.
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Beverly, Kan
Linie Dewhirst
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