Memory Lane notes from The Sun 1922 to 1937
A digest of local items from The Sun spanning 1922 to 1937 includes a Kimbell flour mill sale to J D Samuel of McKinney, assorted marriages and births, civic and church events, and a notable PTA program. The snippets mention nearby towns and residents such as Opal Burk of Tom Bean, Merritt Caraway building a modern home, and a range of community developments.
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Kimbell
J. D. Samuel
McKinney
Opal Burk
Tom Bean
Merritt Caraway
C. M
I. M. Fulton
Lubbock County
Robert Sears
Floyd Everheart
Sherman
Perfect 36 license plate request rejected in Michigan
St Joseph Michigan officials refused a motorist request for license plate numbers 36 24 36. The driver said he wanted the digits to match his girlfriend's measurements.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
Inflation Hit: 1821 Smokestack Demolition Costs Soar
The Savannah Morning News cites a Wall Street Journal item about a company tearing down an unused 1821 smokestack built at a cost of $8,740. Demolition bills climbed to $13,470, illustrating rising costs.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Savannah Morning News
Ear Infections in Children and Treatment Basics
Severe ear infections have become less common with sulfa drugs and antibiotics. Most ear pain in children arises from mucus buildup during colds, which narrows passages and allows bacteria to reach the middle ear. Pain starts intermittent, then constant, often followed by drainage as pressure is relieved. The body responds with increased blood flow and white cells to fight bacteria. In mild cases bacteria may be stopped before reaching the middle ear.
Earache in Children Causes and Mastoid Risk
The article explains that earache in children often stems from colds or adenoids, and warns that infection can spread from the middle ear to the mastoid air cells. It notes treatment should come from a physician and cautions against self probing the ear.
Organized legal aid for German immigrants began in 1876
Britannica notes that organized legal aid work in the United States started in 1876 to assist German immigrants, marking an early formal effort to provide legal assistance to newcomers.
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United States
Britannica
New Era Seen in Medicine By Dr Burkholder
Dr Paul R Burkholder of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden predicts a coming era of long lasting immunity to infection. He says the body's defenses will matter most, with antibiotics aiding only part of treatment and gamma globulin showing promise in immune protection.
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New York
Paul R. Burkholder
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Brooklyn
N. Y
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the Sun
N. G. Ross
Palace Theatre
J. H. Hawkins
J. L. Truett
J. B. Dickson
Texas Baptist Convention
Wichita Falls
J. W. Willbanks
James Lay
Anita Vestal
Lucian Andrews
PTA
Frank Montgomery
Corona, N. M
Mr. and
Mrs
R. C. Montgomery
Walter Harris Bogle
Whitewright
Geraldine Hooten
Cooper
Newton L. Manning
Louise Echols
F. M. Echols
Bryant King
L. LaRoe
C. J. Meador
Olivia Whedbee
J. D. Lowe
F. D. Layman
Jack Hannah
Babe Nell Penn
Emmett Penn
First Presbyterian Church
Sam Donihoe
Orangeville News
John Norris
G. F. Bryant
West Grand Avenue
Roby Childress
Martha Joe Sears
Julia Ann Pritchett
Robert A. Jones
Celina
F. S. Rasor
Allie Anderson
Gainesville
Reuben Rowland
John Washburn
Pink Hill
Methodist Church
H. P. Donigan
R. A. Gillett
C. B. Bryant Jr
Tom Sears
Atma Casualty Caniroen
Fort Worth
Labor Union
NFL
Texas State Department of Health
Henry A. Holle
Chicago
Michigan
S. H. Montgomery Agency
FORD
Victoria
SRD
Whitewright Motor Company
Texas
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