Down Memory Lane items from The Sun November 23 1922
Floyd Everheart family plans move to Sherman. Kimbell flour mill sold to J D Samuel of McKinney. Opal Burk of Tom Bean loses most of her hair in an unattended incident. Whitewright to hold a poultry show on December 2. Roy Heard relocates to Lubbock county. Fulton family returns to Lubbock county. Frank Roberts takes Tulsa employment. Dinner honors Everheart family. PTA program features Mrs Bee and Mrs Lowe. Nell Penn and Jack Hannah wedding party hosted by Mrs Emmett Penn. Daughter born to Dr and Mrs F D Layman Sunday.
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Floyd Everheart
Sherman
Kimbell
J. D. Samuel
McKinney
Opal Burk
Tom Bean
Whitewright
Roy Heard
Lubbock County
C. M
I. M. Fulton
Obituary and Local Event Notes
N G Ross 75 died at home Monday. Palace Theatre hosted a free 1200 attendee show Saturday. Mrs Clarence McMillin attends State Teachers Convention in Houston. Rev J W Willbanks James Lay Anita Vestal and Mrs Lucian Andrews on PTA program.
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N. G. Ross
Palace Theatre
Clarence McMillin
Houston
J. W. Willbanks
James Lay
Anita Vestal
Lucian Andrews
PTA
Miss Louise Echols and Newton Manning Married
Miss Louise Echols and Newton Manning were married this Thursday morning. The report notes Mrs. Bryant King Mrs. L LaRoe Mrs. C J Meador and Mrs Olivia Whed- participated in the event, indicating a social notice style engagement.
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Louise Echols
Newton Manning
Bryant King
L. LaRoe
C. J. Meador
Olivia Whed
G. F. Bryant dwelling bought by John Norris on West Grand
John Norris purchased the G. F. Bryant residence on West Grand Avenue. A Celina tea hosted by Mrs. Robert Jones drew Mrs. Floyd Everheart Mrs. Roby Childress and Misses Martha Jo Sears and Julia Ann Pritchett as house party members. Honor Roll Club named Sarah Belle Gillett president Jack Jernigan vice president Claire Doss secretary treasurer Norma Frances Donigan parliamentarian and Phyllis Brown reporter after a Tuesday meeting.
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John Norris
G. F. Bryant
West Grand Avenue
Floyd Everheart
Roby Childress
Martha Jo Sears
Julia Ann Pritchett
Robert Jones
Celina
Honor Roll Club
Sarah Belle Gillett
Jack Jernigan
Claire Doss
Norma Frances Donigan
Phyllis Brown
Imagine Your Salary At Eight Thousand Two Hundred
Congressman Norblad compares personal debt to government finances. He notes a family debt of thirty thousand dollars and rising yearly spending despite no guaranteed income rise, arguing that continual overspending leads to bankruptcy and that the analogy applies to government finances.
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Congressman Norblad
Oregon
Girdles for Men in Early 19th Century Fashion
Historical note describes pudgy gentlemen in London and Paris wearing corsets in the first half of the 19th century to slim the waist. The practice reflects early reforming undergarments for men and evolving gendered fashion norms.
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London
Paris
We Heard About Local Visits And Travel News
A roundup of social visits shows Dallas and Denton area residents visiting relatives and friends in various cities. Notable mentions include Joe Meador in Louisiana, the Holland families in Denton and Detroit, and the Blanton Williams family joining 2 Lt. Raymond Williams at Laredo Air Force Base for pilot training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Blanton Williams
Kevin
Raymond W Williams
Laredo Air Force Base
Roy Blanton
Laredo
Roy
United States
Taste and Salt Sensitivity Linked to High Blood Pressure
Johns Hopkins researchers report that individuals with high blood pressure require 2 to 16 times higher salt concentrations to taste salt than normotensive peers, while sugar taste remains similar. The study involved 40 participants and followed controlled tasting tests. A separate 1958 Durham surgery case removed coins and wires from a man's stomach.
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London
Johns Hopkins University
Norman Fallis
Louis Lasagna
Leon Tetreault
Nature
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore
Durham
England
Lemonade Aid Tests Diemethylaminoethanol at Brighton School
A school in Brighton England uses a lemon flavored drink to administer diemethylaminoethanol to backward youngsters each morning. In America the drug is called cleaner and is claimed to relax and improve mood. Early results from the British trial are encouraging as it continues.
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Brighton
England
America
Franklin's Coinage of Key Electrical Terms
Benjamin Franklin, famed statesman, helped popularize terms in electricity by introducing battery, charge, condenser, conductor, electrician, plus, and minus to describe electrical phenomena. These coinages shaped later scientific language and understanding.
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Benjamin Franklin
Convict Repays Debt After Parole in Kentucky
Herman Rickart, paroled from a prison term for check forgery, gave Judge John B. Rhodes of Bowling Green Kentucky $1300 to repay part of the fraud proceeds. Rickart earned the funds in tips while eight years employed at a state prison hospital.
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Herman Rickart
John B. Rhodes
Bowling Green
Rickart
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Donaghey
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Ness
Gomer
Kirk
North Travis Sherman
May
Medical Arts Clinic
N. Highland
Jeff Meador
Dallas
Joe Meador
Louisiana
Leslie Holland
Denton
Mrs
Carl Holland
Lillie Dillon
Dick McSpedden
O. L. Jones
Elmer Johnson of
H. G. Vandagriff
Don Collins
Fred Garner
C. J. Davenport
Frances Geirhart
Roswell, N. M
Tommy Geirhart
California
Mrs. L. L. Wendell
E. C. Shaft
Wichita, Kansas
Arba Orenduff
Mr. Orenduff
J. M. Horner
Greenville
Hartley Horner
Detroit, Mich
Noble Bennett
Norman Hayes
Howe
Floyd Flowers
Ardmore, Okla
Paul Cornelius
Charles H. Roberson
Abilene
C. P. Johnson
Frank Miller Jr
Wichita Falls
Bob Stalcup
Fort Worth
Cecil Bartley
Mr. Stalcup
Bethel Baptist Church
Sam Mashburn
Merkel
Mashburn
Jack Cannon
SCO Fie
C. C. Hennig
Northeast Texas Properties
Community Public Service Company
Grayson Hotel
Hennig
E. A. Cain
Breckenridge
Cain
N. R. Parsons
CPS
R. L. Bowen
Lokey Edwards
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