Things Concerning Former Presidents
A collection of trivia about U S presidents including Washington Adams Jefferson and others. Questions cover presidential elections marriages biographies and notable claims such as terms, births, and post presidency events.
Overeating Safer Than Dieting, Say Physicians
A medical note argues dieting harms the nervous system more than occasional overeating. It cites modern living as draining energy and warns that without adequate nourishment the body’s reserve is exhausted and stress rises, likening the body to an engine needing fuel to run.
Picnic Supper At J M Stull Grave Site
Miss Lauvals, the D S teacher, joined the Thos Baker family for a rolling picnic supper Saturday night near J M Stull's grave, south of town. The Kanssa paper reports the event as a lighthearted rural gathering.
Campaign Boosts Home Merchants For Clifton
The Clifton Record lauds local merchants for over 33 years backing the town. It argues residents owe them support, noting merchants fund community projects, improve streets, beautify the city, and aid churches, schools, and charities. It urges spending at home to keep commerce local and prevent vacancies.
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Clifton
Clifton Record
Columbia Student 60 Years He Had 13 Degrees
William Cullen Kemp known as the perpetual student at Columbia University died at 78 after sixty years of study. He earned thirteen degrees and was humorously nicknamed Doc for a non listed Doctor of Perpetual Motion.
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Columbia
New York
William Cullen Kemp
Columbia University
Citation by Publication in Grayson County Probate
The State of Texas commands the Grayson County Sheriff to publish this notice for at least ten days. It informs that John L. Andrews was appointed temporary administrator on February 4 1929 and filed for letters of administration in Grayson County Court. The hearing is at the May 1929 civil and probate term at the Sherman Court House. All interested parties may appear and contest the application.
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State of
Texas
Grayson County
Grayson
Alexander Gullett
John L. Andrews
Court House
City of
Sherman
Court writ return and clerk notice from Grayson County Texas
The document records a writ and its return with publisher affidavit attached. Witness J L Doggett, Clerk of the County Court of Grayson County, Texas, sealing the notice at Sherman on February 5, 1929, with Deputy Lucile Schleuse.
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J. L. Doggett
Grayson Co
Texas
Gren
Sherman
A. D
Lucile Schleuse
Probate of Pearl Plangman Estate in Grayson Co
The sheriff is commanded to summon all interested in the estate of Pearl Plangman deceased. J. H. Plangman filed in Grayson County Court an application to probate the will and letters testamentary. The hearing is at the next term in Sherman on the first Monday in May 1929, when interested parties may appear and contest.
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Texas
Sherif
Grayson County
Grayson
Pearl Plangman
J. H. Plangman
Grayson Co
City of
Sherman
Shreman Attests February 5 Grayson County Court Seal
Texas court document signer Shreman states under my hand and seal that this is the 5th day of February. Clerk Lucie Schleuse, deputy, records the county court action in Grayson County Texas.
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J. L. Doggett
Grayson Co
Texas
Gven
Shreman
A. D
Lucie Schleuse
Quebec Converts Liquor Profits to Charity Funds
The Quebec Government will divert 1,000,000 from the Liquor Commission profits to the Charities Bureau next year. Previously charity funding came from amusement taxes and the meal tax, announced in the Provincial Assembly Tuesday night.
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Quebec
Quebec Liquor Commission
Charities Bureau
Provincial Assembly
Dialogue Beyond the Doorstep
Jack and Ethel discuss family plans with his father’s initial hesitation. Ethel explains she can stay with the father so he gains a son-in-law, prompting Jack to remark on the phrase to boot.
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Jack
Ethel
Gold in teeth claim echoes across United States
An echoed radio claim spread by the Mt. Vernon Optic Herald suggests ten million dollars in gold resides in Chicago residents teeth and fifteen million dollars’ worth annually in U S teeth buried each year.
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Chicago
United States
Mt. Vernon
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Jackson
Fillmore
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U. S. Grant
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