Four Ailments Yield Quickly to New Konjola
A Bethlehem man reports three years of stomach liver and kidney troubles and rheumatism improved after taking Konjola. He says digestion restored kidneys strengthened and rheumatic pains eliminated. He credits Konjola with curing his ailments and claims it is available in Indiana and several towns through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Repasch
Benner Avenue
Bethlehem
Ronjola
Indiana
Aville
Widmann
Whirlwind device claims fuel and power boost
A Milwaukee inventor touts a Whirlwind gadget said to save gas and increase engine power. Tests by Muto owners show remarkable mileage, including a Los Angeles to Yidantains trip on 11 gallons. E Oliver offers a free unit to testers and a $100 weekly opportunity for introductory participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Muto
California
Los Angeles
E. Oliver
Third Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Ady
Young Swiss fliers missing after Atlantic attempt
Oscar Kaesar aged 21 and Kurt Luescher 22, the youngest fliers to try a trans Atlantic crossing, are missing after circling Azores Monday. Navy orders all North Atlantic vessels to watch for them as hopes fade for any rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
INS
Averne
Oscar Kaesar
Kurt Luescher
Lisbon
Azores
Navy Department
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Kaesar
Luescher
Fashion trends show tweeds, plaids, and new fabrics
The report notes tweeds, plaids, and gingham returning with larger plaids. Printed lawns, dimities, voiles, and combed yarn fabrics gain popularity for afternoon wear. Fall colors include novel shades with plum and violet leading, according to Miss Harbeck.
Vintage Fashion Trends Hint at Bold Color Pairings
A fragment describes hunter greens with bluish tinge, pinky red, royal blue and browns like cocoa and tobacco, paired with flared skirts. Belts and matching accessories such as pocketbooks scarves and hats appear, with bright materials favored for evening gowns.
Veterans endorse war readiness at national convention
The Market Virginia historian and others addressed a convention chaired by Lieut. Col. Ashby Williams and Christ C. Kramer. A resolution backed Major General Charles P. Summerall’s wartime to peacetime army, while another mourned Col. Charles Keller. A third urged extending tuberculosis treatment eligibility to January 1, 1925. President Hoover hosted hundreds of veterans at the White House as stunt flying and cavalry drills featured at Bolling Field and Ft. Myer. The gathering closed with a Raleigh hotel military ball led by Oscar Mulhollen of Roxbury, a former Armour executive and war veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
White House
Bollingfield
Ft. Myer
Shiloh Baptist Church Anniversary and Cresswell School Reunion
Shiloh Baptist church marks its ninetieth anniversary with a Titterington family reunion program on August 31 featuring services at 7:30 pm, a 9:30 am Sunday school, 10:30 anniversary ceremonies, a noon basket dinner, and talks by Rev. J. T. Davis and Rev. James MacPhail with former pastors present. Cresswell School Reunion in Brushvalley township set for August 21 at the schoolhouse, with baskets, a table dinner, a refreshments stand, and entertainments. notes its 1890s origin, log cabin furnishings, and long-time role in local education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Deckers Point
Titterington
J. T. Davis
Blairsville
Cresswell
Indiana County
Jiang County
Hay de
School reunion invites former pupils to relive childhood joys
The notice invites alumni to spend a day revisiting school scenes and meeting red blooded, true blue boys and pits of whom they are proud to call their schoolmates, highlighting enduring community pride in teachers and pupils.
R P Coal League Schedule Marks Aug 23 Games
R P Coal League sets August 23 matchups with Helvetia facing MelIntyre Iselin playing Nu Mine Lucerne meeting Coal Run and Ernest squaring Waterman in a four game slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helvetia
Meiintyre
Iselin
Nu Mine
Lucerne
Coal Run
Ernest
Waterman
MeIntyre
Antec Peeeetes
MelIntyre
Weed
Peeeee
Helvetia Ea
Yatesboro
Ernest Teen
Helvetia Serene
Lucerne Sedeae
Adrian
ABE Iselin
Nu Mine Evens Eens Kee
Watertwan Oe Tee
Melntyre
West End Ball Park Plans Bold Bid For Home Win
BIS GAME at the West End ball park unfolds with announced pitcher and home crowd urged to arrive early. Limited seating means first come seats. fans are urged to root for their team as the contest begins tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Ball Park
Prison Population Trends in 1928 United States
President Hoover discussed building programs with Attorney General Mitchell and planned transferring Leavenworth Army barracks to the Justice Department. 1928 state prison counts reached about 100000, up from 66000 in 1910, with federal totals rising to 7722. New York New Jersey Pennsylvania led state counts. Nevada and South Carolina showed low prison rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Mitchell
Leavenworth
Kas
Justice Department
Atlanta
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Nevada
South Carolina
Legion Bange Dance Night Promises Top Music
Dance lovers praise Legion Bange as six hundred musicians and bands from across the country are billed for a showcase. The Baxter Summerville road project costs 407 621 dollars. the Silverdale Temporary school building is reported completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Summerville
Silverdale
Amusement stocks soar as film industry prospers
Wall Street sees a surge in amusement stocks amid booming motion picture profits. Warner Brothers, Paramount, Fox, and Loew forecast strong fiscal results with steady theater attendance, expanding film bookings, and potential stereoscopic wide-screen debuts. Merger rumors between Warner Brothers and Paramount-Famous-Lasky fuel speculation of industry consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Wall Street
Talkies
Warner Brothers
Paramount
Fox
Loew
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation
Puration of América
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fox Interests
Loews, Inc
Heilwood School Consolidation Aims at Equal Education Access
Pine township boards promote consolidating rural schools to lift education equality and efficiency. State funds $200 yearly per closed school and same for bus hire. districts receive upkeep percentage if buses are district owned. Schedule notes Hill School pupils meet at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Pine Township
the Hill School
School Bus Schedule for Pine Township Students
The seventh and eighth grade and high school pupils from Strongs town meet at Strongstown school by 8:00 a.m. The bus then goes to Nolo to pick up all grades and continues to Hedlwood. Pineton pupils meet at 8:30 a.m. to be transported to Heilwood. Williams pupils meet at 8:30 a.m. to board and proceed to Alverda. Griffith pupils meet at 8:30 a.m. for Heilwood. High school pupils from Alverda and Mentele follow last year’s schedule. Buses run on standard time. Robert T. Laing is supervising principal of Pine township public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Strongstown School
Nolo
Hedlwood
Pineton School
Heilwood
Williams School
Alverda School
Griffith School
Alverda
Mentele
Robert T. Laing
Pine Township
Graf Zeppelin Mission Delayed By Storm At Field
A large crowd gathered as Graf Zeppelin preparations and Marines rehearsals for the landing continued. Weather along Hokkaido coast worsened, prompting postponement. Police, National Guard detachments, and customs officers prepared to control the field and streamline arrivals. Dr Eckener chose safety over a risky aloft attempt with many lives in his hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Diness
San Diego
National Guard
Graf
Hokkaido
Eckener
Mrs Morgan Funeral Obituary and Blairsville Death Notices
Obituary notices for Mrs Morgan with funeral details by Rev Ling and Rev Myers. interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Also death notices for Samuel L. Sheriff from Blairsville aged 53, and Joseph Marchigino aged 30 with funeral details and interment at SS Simon and Jude Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Ling
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morgan
B. E. Myers
United Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Samuel L. Sheriff
Blairsville
Deckert Street
Thomas Sheriff
Pittsburgh
Wm. Sheriff
Apollo
John Sheriff
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Sheriff
Cokeville
Ruth Stephenson
Warren
Myrtle Howard
Sheriff Home
R. EB. McClure
Pirat United Presbyterian Church
Joseph Marchigino
South Liberty Streat
Torrance State Hospital
Ss, Simon and Judes Roman Catholic Church
Ss, Simon and Judes Cemetery
Opera dead? Critics say real music lives on
Critics reply to Mascagni declaring opera not dead. They question public taste and note many know no operas beyond Cavalleria Rusticana. George Ricou of the Opera Comique argues radio and phonographs bring music to homes, slowing opera house audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascagni
Barr Ing
Cavalleria Rusticana
George Ricou
Opera Comique
Untto
M. Mascagni
Fisher Orders Salary Data For All State Employees
Governor John S. Fisher directs department heads to submit tables of organization showing employee classifications, payroll titles, incumbents, salaries, employment dates, and duties. Data must be provided before salary increase decisions. raises to be reviewed quarterly starting October 1, 1929, with no change in classification without broader policy alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
John S. Fisher
Fisher
Yazan Sush
Points on People in Indiana and Nearby Towns
A long list of visits and trips highlights activities of residents and visitors in Indiana and nearby towns. Charles Prune of Exeter and others vacationing with friends are noted, along with professionals, veterans, and social group members visiting or traveling through Blairsville, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Indiana
Cleanfield
A. R. Llewellyn
Thomas
Dorothy
School Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
T. Clark Watson
Thomas Fry
Tony
Laura Bell Shaffer
Schulttown
BE. R. Lumsden
Water Street
Elizabeth Coleman
Wilkinsburg
Myrtle
Jane Cundron
Punxsutawney
William Lukehart
Creekside
Grover Keating
Cockport
O. Swasey
Blacklick Township
County Commissioners
Thomas Walker
Center Township
D. M. Fee
Springdale
Louise Cassidy
Harry Replogle
Oak Street
Maurice Trainer
Knox
Clarion County
M. A. Hecht
W. A. Smith
Cs. Wittsburgh
John A. Lambing
Cherryhill Township
George Graham
Blairsville High School
Grove ‘Ay
Pittsburgh
Charles Black
Jay Burnheimer
Locust Street
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Coast
William B. Simmons
North Sth Street
Canada
Frank Black
Margery
Schoolstreet
Erie
Young pilot lands damaged plane on hillside near Bettis Field
Kanoza Keenen, 20, one of the section’s youngest licensed pilots and Bettis Field attache, piloting a Waco biplane carrying Joseph Marzlak, 10, faced engine failure over Pittsburgh. With seconds to spare he set the craft down on a hill, damaging only the landing gear and one wing while both boys escaped uninjured. The incident followed a morning airlift by 20 Navy planes en route from San Diego to Cleveland for national air races, with a stopover in Pittsburgh and plans to proceed to Dayton and then Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanoza Keenen
Pittsburgh
Kanoza
Bettis Field
Waco
Auddenly
Joseph Marzlak
Tia
Municipal
Kanaag City
Sevanisen
Navy
Naval Base
San Diego
Cal
Cleveland
Dallas
Tex
Dayton
Ohio
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Konjola
Buxom Sisters
Oscar
Camp Lee
R. &P. Coal League
Legion Bange
Legion
Mellon
Chley EX Gropar
Perhung Lee
Bea Coy
Graf Zeppelin
Mrs. Morgan
Allegheny Corp Am
Lan
Albany
Ae America Corpa
Barnsdall Aseed Eae Beth Steel
Chryster
Col Graph Bee
Gas-Elec
Curtis Aero +onn
Fisk Rub. Ae
Fox Film
Graham Paige
Motors Obra Ee
Elec Fa
Sane
Lind Motor
Hupp Motor Hayes Body
Tel
Kelly Springfield
Ken
Eevee Ae
Kreuger Toll Co
Soy
Kolster Radio
Nat
Seeresss Amg
Nat Bellas Hoss
Packard Eben Ad
Vu ‘Park
Utah
Keith Oviseus
Ritter Dental Tenne Gay Data Rem Rand Co
Con
Wu Cy Shell
United
US Steel
Hemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre
Keley
Gatty
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