Continued ARCH JURORS Listing From Indiana County
The page enumerates jurors for March 9 across multiple townships and communities including Blacklick Blairsville Indiana Glen Campbell Marion Center Creekside Creekside Homer City Punxsutawney Saltsburg and Wintondale with names such as Hart Harman Cummins Brown Peterman McGaughey and several others listed for Petit Jury selection continuing tomorrow.
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Blacklick
John A
Wintondale
E. D
Heilwood
Thel
D.C
Creekside
Ields
Blairsville
R. D
Petit Jury
Hart
J. C
Harman
J. A
Iliams
Benton
Ith
M. T
Indiana
R. Dance
Jacob
Rossmayne
Iteroff
J. H
Smicksburg
Glen Campbell
Unéan
P. N
Binksville
Cal
A. L
Georgeville
Blairaville
Kunkle
Phillip
Home
T .C
Boseph N
Huff
Lydick
A. J
Dixonville
Kristen
Eli
Lewis
L. M
Ripple
Zachariah
Groft
H. E
Aultman
J. G
Marion Center
Johnston
J.S
Homer City
James Steele
Guilden
Murray
Armagh
Gillis
R. D. Young
J. N
R. D. Hazlett
McCreary
Harry
J. B
Saltsburg
Caldwell
Matthew
H. T. Boarts &Co
Harry Flicknger
Homer
H. R. Grambling
H. E. Burns
Deckers Point
Hasinger
G. W. Plotzer
H. Learn
H. Reithmiller
G. E. Daugherty
Lovejoy
J. H. Butler
Georgstinle G. Richardson
Rochester Mills
J. H. Fink
Punxsutawney
Points on People in Indiana and nearby areas
Greensburg visitor John Findley spends a business day in Indiana while Clarence Pennington from Philadelphia street enjoys several days in Vandergrift and Pittsburgh. H Edgar Anderson of Woodlawn Beaver County travels in Indiana. Mrs. Robert Porter of Church Street visits friends in Pittsburgh. Harry Marshall of Philadelphia street directs opera rehearsals in Wilkinsburg. Mrs. Bishop of Baltimore visits cousin Mrs. J S Run gel i in West Water street. Murray Edwards and Dora Brown wed January 28 at 1063 Church Street with Rev H F King officiating. Every kitchen needs a few pieces of own ware showcased by A T Taylor & Son.
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Brown
Murray D. Edwards
James Edwards
Idamar
Dora B. Brown
David ©. Brown
Deckers Point
H. F. King
the Baptist Church
Church Street
A.T. Taylor & Son’s
Notice to Taxables Hearings by Indiana County Officials
Indiana County Commissioners will hear appeals from assessments for 1914 at the Court House from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This is not a triennial year, so no real estate appeals will be heard. Dates and townships listed: Feb 1 Armagh Armstrong Banks Blacklick Blairsville Brushvalley. Feb 6 Buffington Burrell Canoe Center Cherrytree Cherryhill Clymer Conemaugh. Feb 7 Creskside Glen Campbell Grant Green Homer City Indiana. Feb 9 Jacksonville East Mahoning West Mahoning North Mahoning South Mahoning Marion Center Mechanicsburg. Feb 10 Montgomery Pine Rayne Plumville Saintsburg Shelocta Smicksburg. Feb 11 Washington East Wheatfield West Wheatfield White Young.
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Indiana County
Court House
Armagh
Armstrong
Banks
Blacklick
Blairsville
Brushvalley
Buffington
Burrell
Canoe
Center
Cherrytree
Cherryhill
Clymer
Conemaugh
Creskside
Glen Campbell
Grant
Green
Homer City
Indiana
Jacksonville
East Mahoning
West Mahoning
North Mahoning
South Mahoning
Marion Center
Mechanicsburg
Menace of the Crowded Car
A critical look at crowded urban transit highlights health risks from poor ventilation and disease spread. The piece cites a Journal of the American Medical Association warning about bacteria in throats and lungs due to dense, unventilated cars, stressing costs beyond dollars.
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Pergong
Journal of the
American Melle Association
Paradox remains inherited fortune amid unclear claim
A fragmented item notes a paradox around an inherited fortune and ongoing questions over rightful claim. The readable phrases mention a benefactor and disputes, with no clear names or dates due to OCR issues. The brief indicates unsettled ownership and legal action possibly forthcoming.
Sorrowing Money
A Namibia Bee column notes that borrowing from banks creates a formal obligation to repay with interest, while borrowing from friends is seen as a personal favor requiring favors in return. It argues banks operate commercially and that borrowing from them minimizes social debt.
No Lack of Mustard Inconvenient Sunday Need
In a humorous note a neighborhood scene describes a Sunday when delis were closed and mustard was in demand. A woman explains mustard isn’t as essential as salt or vinegar, since it could be bought at a corner drug store for plasters. The druggist confirms mustard plaster remains popular despite medical advances.
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Alustar
New York
Splitting of Stars by Doppler Shifts in Spectroscopy
A New York Sun account explains how light from stars shifts as they move, producing color changes in spectra. It describes whistle-like sound analogy for approaching sources, red and violet shifts, and how splitting can reveal binary stars and spectra details through spectrograph observations.
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Obiers Leartrhis
Mars
New York Sun
Siberia's Ringed Bread Story of a unique tallow bread
Siberia’s ringed bread, a salt free steamed ring bread used by Russian engineers on the Trans Siberian Railway, baked and then lightly roasted. It is eaten with fat or tea, also used as a heat source by lighting bread holes for tea or coffee. The piece notes its heat value and odd uses.
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Siberhn
Eveniig Tien - Pearson's
Tooke's Taste In Tombs at Wimbledon Garden
A London Chronicle notice recalls Tooke of Wimbledon who prepared his own tomb with a large bingk arish merhl block for burial in his garden, but after his death the tomb plan was deemed unsuitable and not pursued.
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Tooke
Nelson
Hore Tooke
Wimbledon
London Chronicle
Astronouidical gardening and benign street tales
A garbled gardening note censures astronouidical ideas and promotes border and eddyburca use over isolated beds. The text shifts to a humorous vignette about a benevolent old lady questioning a boy after a street fight over an apple, ending with a playful exchange about the glutton.
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Sammy Jones
Harper's Weekly
Ever Ready on Ball Players and Politicians
A quirky quote from the Chicago Record-Herald contrasts ball players with politicians, noting politeness as a rare trait among politicians while a polite bulglar is never heard of.
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Chicago
Herala
As Usual Muggins Howe That Used Wirwag Is Winced
In Baltimore American a brief item notes Muggins how he lost all his money and the change in him. It mentions Buggins saying the episode altered him and that many old friends fail to recognize him.
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Muggins
Buggins
Baltimore
Desert Wild Men of the Daungara Intia Alleged Tales
A chaotic excerpt narrates legends of wild desert dwellers the Kka Kyks as described by Kosloff and a cited Aussie explorer. It claims they are woolly, long haired, black eyed beings who screech when threatened and vanish into the wastes, with Kirghiz accounts of captive interactions and fatal outcomes.
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Alta
Mateo Poto
Qhite
Desert
Kosloff
Daungara Intia
Wide Werk B Magazine
Widows in Madagascar First Year of Mourning
A Chicago Tribune summary notes Malagasy funeral customs where a widow endures public shaming and strict mourning after her husband’s death. She remains in the house, wore best clothes and jewelry, and is deprived of speaking to many, while relatives rebuke her and confiscate adornments during an eight to twelve month period.
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Midi' Pasvar
Madagascar
Uleh
Machascar
Chicagy Tribune
Obeying the Law in a Mississippi Town
In a Mississippi town, a law bans wheelbarrows on business district sidewalks. On a crowded Saturday, a Black man pushing a wheelbarrow is arrested by the city marshal. He offers his companion, a child, to the officer and nudges that no wheelbarrow is allowed, calling it a baby in a rude exchange.
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Mississippi
Kink
Jos
Carnie
Drill sergeant leads recruits through rifle use at will
A drill sergeant orders recruits to ready their rifles and issue commands Mire at will. Private Data mishears and asks which one is Wi as confusion spreads among the squad. The scene, described in a New York Post snippet, recalls training drill mishaps.
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Data
New York Post
Fontenelle's Secret to Success Revealed
An aging Fontenelle described his life approach as listening to all, offending none, and living by two maxims: Everybody may be right and Everything may be so. He attributed his success to observing these principles throughout his life.
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Fontenelle
Fragmented Postscript Humor in a Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange centers on why a woman adds four postscript notes. The ungallant responder suggests she wants the last word after readers infer her letter’s contents. The dialogue plays on social expectations and wordplay.
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S Wowan
Not in the mind but in the heart past whispers
A fragment from a Boston Transcript piece hints at romantic confusion and family voices. Characters Edith and Marie discuss an engagement ring while a casual reference to Aunt and Whedon surfaces, suggesting a light melodrama tone from a period piece.
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Edith
Marie
Boston 'Transcript
Whedon
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Smith
John Findley
Greensburg
Clarence Pennington
Philadelphia Street
Vandergrift
Pittsburgh
H. Edgar Anderson
Woodlawn
Beaver County
Robert Porter
Friends
Harry Marshall
Philadelphia
Wilkinsburg
Bishop
Will Bishop
Baltimore, Md
J. S. Rungeli
West Water Street
Grant Street
Vogel Bros. Tf
South Ninth Street
Philadelphia’ Street
Indiane, Pa
Siberia
Indies
Bordyrs
Edyburca
Beecham
The
Waterbury
Cain
Waterman-Waterbury Co
W. P. Kelley
Geo. H DuBois
IL » FP
Sylvania
Advertising Service
Camden
N. HI
Volusa
Nist
Boges & Buhl
P.ttsburgh, PA
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