Recognition of thanks for kindness after hospital stay
In a brief note, the writer thanks neighbors and friends for flowers gifts and cards and for support during a hospital stay addressed to Mrs Mertie.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1954
Page
4
Deer collision injures two motorists near Richland
Bruce Robinson and Ben Young escaped serious injury after their car struck a herd of four deer. The vehicle rolled over three times as the animals scattered, with one deer named Wart Wille Rows. details are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Robinson
Ben Young
Richland
Wille
Pipeline Across Mackinac Straits A Landmark Project
In St. Ignace Michigan two hundred engineers and oil men watched as a 24 inch pipeline weighing 166 pounds per foot was pulled 2 500 feet across the Mackinac Straits. Coast Guard halted traffic for hour long periods during the three day operation as the Lakehead Pipe line project extends from Superior Wisconsin to Sarnia Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Ignace
Mich
St. Tynace
Petroleu
Straits of Mackinac
Coast Guard
Mackinaw City
Lakehead Pipeline Company
Superior
Wis
Sarnia
Ont
Edmonton
Alta
Human nose distinguishes about 16 million odors says scientist
Dr. Raymond M. Hainer of Cambridge explains the nose detects around 16,069,000 odors. Each nostril hosts a dime sized area with 1,909 glomeruli connecting via 24 nerve fibers to the brain. Odor recognition depends on patterns of activated neurons and odor concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raymond M. Hainer
Cambridge
Mass
Hainer
Chicago Police Face Embarrassing Arrest Mixup
Chicago police are embarrassed after arresting two New York officers at Midway Airport who were carrying guns. Detectives questioned the pair who produced identity cards and claimed to be NYPD captain and lieutenant before the mistaken detainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midway Airport
New York
Gallant Accident Sways Singer Martha Tilton Rumor
Fragmentary OCR story describes Martha Tilton in a misquoted verse about an accident. The passage presents garbled lines and unclear actions with admiration for Tilton and a mistaken romance vibe.
Silage Cap Aids Preservation For Farmers
A new heavy plastic silage cap provides an airtight seal to slow rot and decay. Tests indicate strong resistance to acids moisture and chemicals, offering protection against spoilage and losses in stored forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aredse. Ghaisture
Chermicals
Imajor Rami Developments
Din
New Ulcer Pills Allow Patients to Eat Freely
A new ulcer treatment described to the AMA enables patients to eat anything after an initial acid-suppressing regimen. Patients take anti acid pills at frequent intervals for 24 hours then resume unrestricted eating, using continued doses if pain returns, with relief lasting months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Medical Association
Aluminum May Save Old Pirate Island
Jamaica sits atop 320 million tons of bauxite as 60 million dollars in foreign investment funds new mining and processing facilities. Special docks and heavy equipment arrive to extract ore from open pits, aiming to revive prosperity once tied to sugar and piracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jamaica
United States
Canada
Columbus
Port Rosai
Navy Trials Hydrofoil Wings For Small Boats
The Navy reports experiments with hydrofoils mounted on the bottoms of small craft to lift the hull and reduce water friction. Early results show potential across various boats and crafts. A Swedish ferry reached 42 mph, while a German prototype hit about 60 knots in WWII tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Plastic Fillings In Use Says Dentist Details
Dr. Fred Slack of the University of Pennsylvania reports a new plastic dental filling now in use with about 10,000 patients treated. The method promises less pain, good durability, and reduced drilling by a quarter to a half, though longer-term appraisal is still awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Slack
University of Pennsylvania
Slack
Paris Councilman Walks 24 Hours For $28 Bet
Paris city councilman Robert Ruaux, a former wrestling champion, walked 75 miles through Montmartre over 24 hours to prove the bet true. He weighed about 200 pounds and said the stunt was just in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montmarte
Robert Ruaux
Memorial Day Services Set for Woden Cemetery
Memorial Day services will be held at Bingham Township cemetery in Woden on Sunday May 30 at 2 p.m. Rev E R Sommerfeld of St John s Lutheran church will be the speaker. Local notes include hospital stays inductions and family visits across area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Township
Woden
E. R. Sommerfeld
St. John's Lutheran Church
Tom Hinders
Des Moines
Alvin Hinders
C. Conradi
Charlies City
H. M. Stamp
Lamont Iowa
Charles Weir
Harrett Linderwell
Weir
Carrol Hanna
Clarence Hanna
Armed Forces
Fort Bliss
Texas
George Eden
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Britt
W.S.C.S
Charlies Weir
Jack Sogard
Michael
Iowa City
Mike
John Rudisili
Mary Rudisill
Clarion
Albert Weishaar
Algona
Catholic Ladies Guild
Harry Quinn
John Quinn
Ernest Gerdes
Fritz T. Gerdes
Henry Gerdes
Barbara Gerdes
Stanley Valley
Forest City
Ray Valley
James Valley
May Goslin
S.J. Hoff
Louis Porter
Oldest Mother Title Honors 98-Year-Old Margerita Gregg
Mrs. Margerita Gregg of Lovilia was honored by the Albia Chamber of Commerce as the oldest mother, winning the chamber's contest. She is 98 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Margerita Gregg
Lovilia
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Gregg
USDA Sees Farm Demand Likely Steady Through 1954
USDA economists predict demand for farm products will remain near current levels for the remainder of 1954, signaling stable markets and aiding producers in planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Dance Studio Sign Promises Confidence and Flair
A studio sign boasts that it keeps you from being a wall flower and also removes the pot, hinting at boosting presence and eliminating embarrassment for newcomers in a playful way.
Flower Gardens Prefer Well Drained Soils
Garden guidance notes that flowers require well drained soil as standing water for days harms growth. Emphasis on soil structure and drainage to prevent root rot and poor blooming in wet spots.
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