Flint man with epilepsy seeks treatment and memory lapse
John H. Neubert of Flint Michigan suffered a stroke of epilepsy five years ago and sought help at University Hospital in Ann Arbor Michigan. After partial recovery he traveled to New York and experienced another memory lapse. He registered at the Seamen’s Christian Association home, where he stayed briefly.
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John H. Neubert
Flint
Mich
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
New York
Seaman's Christian Association
Bears’ Body Parts Sought For Health Charms Study
Olympia authorities report Chinese requests for bear parts as health charms. Hunters were told to send first bear brains feet to the Olympia office for shipment to Washington. Gall bladder charms were noted but poorly salted, leading officials to worry heat degrades their power.
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Associated Press
Olympia
Wash
Glenn R. Bach
Federal Bureau of the Biological Survey
Washington
D. C
Land Alloted To Natives of Samoa
Appointed by the native parliament in Apia Samoa the new land law grants each male Samoan over 17 an initial five acres with a second five acre grant after cultivation. Landowners receive compensation and the measure is poised to reshape Samoan social structure.
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Associated Press
Apia
Samoa
Western Samoa
Adoption of Two Children by Court Order
During the August term of Frederick county Circuit Court two children without proper parental care were adopted. Charles Allen Silvious became child of Harvey K. and Joanna V. Yeakley, age 4, with consent from mother Hattie V. Bilvious after father deserted. Thelma Campbell Jenkins, age 4, adopted by John G. and Martha C. Hubbard. her surname to be changed to Hubbard, joining Jenkins. The mother is dead and the father cannot provide proper care.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Charles Allen Silvious
Harvey K
Joanna V. Yeakley
Hattie V. Bilvious
John G
Martha C. Hubbard
Thelma Campbell Jenkins
Hubbard
Jenkins
Assessors Granted Extra Time for County Reassessment
By order of the Circuit Court S. M. Chiles assessor of real estate and his assistants E A Gordon William Jobe and Robert Shade were given until October 1 to finish the county land re assessment.
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S. M. Chiles
E. A. Gordon
William Jobe
Robert Shade
Brannon Named Constable in Gainesboro District
On motion by Sheriff Pannett and Commonwealth Attorney Cather in circuit court, Judge Whiting appoints W. Bruce Brannon as constable in Gainesboro district. Term begins at qualification and ends December 31, 1927. Brannon has qualified and begun duties. District long without a constable. selection generally approved by residents.
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Luther Pannett
Commonwealth
T. R. Cather
Whiting
W. Bruce Brannon
Gainesboro
Brannon
Summer Meetings Keeping English Colleges Occupied
Oxford reports that undergraduates stay busy in vacation with wartime conference habits persisting. Industrial conferences educational courses and commercial conventions fill colleges as guests are housed and fed like hotels aiding colleges' finances.
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Associated Press
Oxford
Eng
An Old Fashioned Beauty Recipe From Baker’s Drug Store
An old time beauty method uses buttermilk and cream to whiten skin and reduce wrinkles. A specialist perfected a concentrate called Howard's Buttermilk Cream sold in small quantities at first class drug stores. Massage gently around eyes and mouth to test the result. Baker's Drug Store advertises it widely.
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Howard's
Baker's Drug Store
Ady
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Canton
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Canton, O
Guy Shaw
Toadside
Walton
Shaw
Flint, Mich
Masonic Order
Michigan
Neibert
E. Bruce Brannon
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Huntsberry
Clean Business
Babb Brothers
Corner Water
Kent Streets
Hamman’s $ Store
North Main Street
Brill & Ritter’s
R. T. Jones & CO
S. Main
Winchester
Amherst St
Newlin & CO
Rouss Ave
Moling & Seal
Betty Shoppe
Glaize
Evening Star
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