Honors to an Exile to be unveiled in Sarasota
Western Newspaper Union reports Virginia Vale describes a January 22 ceremony in Sarasota Florida for unveiling a monument to Judah Philip Benjamin an exiled American and Confederate leader. The column mixes film gossip and historic notes with ads and other celebrity bits.
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Danny Meadow Mouse Fends Off Hawk With Old Can Hide
Danny Meadow Mouse escapes Redtail the Hawk by diving into a discarded tomato can revealed along his path to grass. The can rolls away from the predator, leaving Danny safe to pause and listen for the next move in his cautious trek.
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Health Audit Week In Your Community
The article urges a year end health audit for all, noting farmers and businesses will stocktake not only finances and equipment but also the health of people. It emphasizes the rise in income tax workload for CPAs and the need to assess health inventories for next year’s workforces.
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County Medical Society
Certified Public Accountants
Nathan S
Davis
Question Box medical queries and brief answers
In this column Dr Nathan Davis answers reader questions. Morning leg pains likely come from foot strain or rheumatism. age would refine accuracy. After pleurisy you may wear bandages for comfort as advised.
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Nathan
Davis
Winnetka
Tea towel designs offer motifs with embroidery
A reader is offered 7 tea towel designs with a matching pan holder for 15 cents plus 79230. Orders are to be sent to a listed address. The note features two pups and suggests embroidering their antics on tea towels for the kitchen towel rack.
Pacific quake waves travel 10000 miles to Japan
Reports describe waves generated by South American earthquakes crossing the Pacific and reaching Japan, with measurements recorded there. Authorities note the vast distance and oceanic power of the seismic event, though details on impacts remain limited.
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Japan
Egyptian Medical Inspectors Policed Food Quality in Antiquity
Ancient Egyptian physicians of 700 B C were empowered to inspect food merchants stock and close firms judged inferior. The guardianship aimed to ensure safe diets and prevent substandard goods entering markets. The system reflected early state intervention in commerce and public health.
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Leak detector uses stethoscope principle for pipe leaks
An instrument modeled on a stethoscope detects leaks in water pipes and indicates the direction of water flow using a tester. The device helps locate leaks and trace flow paths in plumbing systems.
Montein Bakes Way to Election Victory in Bread Contest
The town of Montein, famed from 1816 to 1870 for its baked goods, held an election baking contest where citizens judged the mayor’s bid, choosing the best baker rather than voting for him.
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