Actress Incognito at Floridan hotel ends in wedding plan
In a Florida beach resort tale, actress Rosalie Multravers and lawyer Charles Burdick mingle incognito. The pair, who hide true identities as they bond over moonlit seas, inch toward marriage while facing past deceptions and a shared wish for quiet life away from public glare.
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S the Hotel
Rosalle Multravers
Charles Burdick
Rosalie
Charles
Mr. Burdick
Hayden and Mrnkford
Magathum
Ruth Mathews
New York
Ruth
Tualy
Florida
Vast Universe Revealed By Shapley At Academy Meeting
Prof Harlow Shapley of Harvard described at the National Academy of Sciences meeting at the University of Michigan a universe of staggering size with 800 trillion stars already within telescopes reach and many more unseen. He noted 76000 galaxies mapped in a portion of the sky and predicted about 800000 galaxies and roughly a billion stars per galaxy. Dr Joel Stebbins reported red stars in the Milky Way may be nearer than thought due to cosmic dust altering color.
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Astronouter
Harlow Shapley
Harvard University
National Academy of Sciences
University of Michigan
Sitd
Shapley
Joel Stebbins
Mt. Wilson Observatory
California
The
Academy
Milky Way
Scientific American
Clipper Race Times Highlight 19th Century Ocean Sprinting
Historic sailing contests from New York to San Francisco featured fast passages by Flying Fish and others. Flying Fish completed the voyage in 92 days and 4 hours, with Trade Wind at 102 days, Wild Pigeon 118 days, and Giggin 4 days port to pilot. Swordfish beat Flying Fish in a Boston to San Francisco race with 90 days. Romney quotes Matthew Arnold on culture as diffusion of knowledge.
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California
William H. Webb
Donald MelKay
Flying Fish
Boston
Sandy Hook
San Francisco
Ancient Bronze Cauldron Found Near Colchester England
An ancient two foot diameter bronze cauldron with drop handles was unearthed on the site of a Roman camp near Colchester. Experts deem it Celtic work dating about 2000 years ago possibly used to cook soup for a large household. The find suggests a link to historic bread and broth traditions and notes looting by Romans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
England
Naming the Chow from Detroit News
A playful guide lists Chinese style dog names for breeds like Ye chow pug or pekingese. It shows moglish renderings such as Aye shitys-loving heart Chu Jen the Snapiers Chin Pro golden treasure and Kum Sum golden heart.
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Dog World
Mo Yan
Kum Sum
Kwab Chu
Shah-Dee
Snow White
Shin- Kin
Tu-Sheng Tzu
Tay Ylang
Sunshine
Yan- Dan
Man
Detroit News
Not Scriptural Quotation Variant of a historic wind line
The phrase not a scriptural quotation, tracing to Sterne and earlier passages. It shows a lineage from God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb and its misattributed forms across centuries.
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Laurence Sterne
George Llerbert
Henri Istienne
Eychange
Music Notes in a Primary Class Lesson
In a primary lesson the teacher explains musical note values while children form whole notes tall notes and quarter notes on their fingers. A girl asks playfully how to make a ten cent note, reflecting the playful curiosity of the students.
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Mary
Emigrant Steam Propeller Makes Trial Run in 1848
Clevelanders boast of the steam propeller Emigrant which completed its trial trip on June 8 1848. The 120 by 25 foot craft reached eight miles per hour with potential for nine after adjustments. On June 6 she left with flour and passengers, sailing from Cleveland to Buffalo under Capt Abner Stone, with Capt Floyd of the Hercules possibly joining on the return.
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Buffdlo
Buffalo
Buffalo Gazette Js
Abner Stone
Cleveland
Harris
Stone
Floyd
Hercules
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Noonday Sunlight 465000 Times Stronger Than Moon
The noonday sun on a clear day provides 465000 times more light than the full moon at its zenith and about 120000000 times more than stars at night. Smithsonian meteorological tables use foot candles as units, noting 9600 foot candles at the earth's surface at noon and 33 at sunset.
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Smithsonian Institution
Weather Bureau
Taylor-Tycos
Tochester
Residence of Presidents and the Twelfth Amendment
The article notes there is no constitutional bar to a President and Vice President from the same state. It cites the Twelfth Amendment allowing electors to vote for both offices, with the caveat that at least one winner must not reside in the same state as themselves. It also explains why parties have not nominate such a pairing, due to electors in other states potentially voting for both candidates.
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United States
Early Greek and medieval drama overview
The passage traces the origins of European drama from the Greek festival of Dionysius in Attica where a tetralogy of one comedy and three tragedies was staged, to Medieval Europe where mystery and morality plays served church festivals, leading to the Renaissance and the rise of modern drama genres including tragedy, comedy, melodrama, opera, and farce.
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Dionysius
Attica
Europe
Cannon Recall 1801 Muzzle-Loaders Found in River
Two brass muzzle loading cannons marked Woolwich Arsenal and bearing 1801 were recovered from the Hiachuelo river near Buenos Aires. Believed spiked and hurled into the river by British forces during their 1806 07 incursions, the weapons are in relatively good condition and were placed in Buenos Aires National History Museum in 1807.
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Woolwich Arsenal
Hiachuelo
Buenos Aires
River Platte
National History Museum
Hum of Wires Causes by Wind and Wire Vibration
Wind causes wires to vibrate at a natural frequency similar to a piano string. The fundamental tone is too low to hear, but harmonics appear audible. The wire as a whole produces the fundamental, while vibrating sections create harmonies.
Color symbolism of yellow in life and vitality
The piece argues that yellow represents the sun and activity, signaling travelers to seize life and growth by staying up and active. It links yellow to urging people to be alert, youthful, and engaged in daily endeavors.
Little Clara Jane Shields born to Covode couple
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shields announce the birth of a daughter named Clara Jane. Both mother and baby are reported as doing well. The note also lists numerous social visits and local happenings in the Covode area, including visits by Mrs. Maxine Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shaffer, and many others, with church services scheduled for Sunday.
Local Notes and Death in Burrell Township
John R. Householder, prominent Burrell township farmer, died at home Saturday morning with funeral services set for Monday at 2:00. Sumner Graff lies seriously ill at his daughter’s Blairsville home. Mrs. A. D. Williams died Saturday at her North Josephine residence. Mrs. John Clawson travels to Pittsburgh due to illness of Mrs. John Clawson. Various locals visited Johnstown, Indiana, and Pittsburgh for family events and church meetings.
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M. D. Smith
Vandergrift
Wilkinsburg
Annie Bell
Donald Hill
Aspinwall
C. Smith
Burnell Simpson
Indiana
Fred Gould
George McClaren
M. O. Smith
Johnstown
The
Free Methodist Church
Harry Christy
Florence Walace
Civic Club
Elizabeth Stoneback
Kenneth Nippes
Pittsburgh
Sumner Graff
Harry Diebler
Blairsville
A. D. Williams
North
Josephine
Joseph Clawson
John Clawson
John Heagy
Walter
Witmer
Hana Hicher
Alvin Miller
Hornell
Metler Smith
Local families visit and travel near Punxsutawney
The Colbert family left the Hugh Smeaton property for Punxsutawney last week. Carl Wetzell and son from Barnesboro visited his father John Wetzell. Edwin Peffer stayed with sister Mrs Frank Lawry of Marion Center. C L McGregor and Kenneth Phieffer and daughter Prettia spent the weekend with Indiana relatives. Jacob Mottram and sister Mrs George Ritchay from near Georgeville observed their mother Caroline Mottram recovering from illness in Johnstown. Mrs W C Brown visited Punxsutawney relatives. Edna Braughler and brother Floyd Braughler and wife from near Locust attended Mrs Edwards funeral at Marion Center. Ester Homan returned from Pittsburgh where she visited her aunt. Ralph Ruhle and two sons of Pittsburgh visited Elmer Homan. Mr EH H Glass and son Hart of Punxsutawney were Sunday guests of Mrs Annie Moot. Rev Mohney led revival meetings well attended and continuing. Paul Brewer is adding to his roadhouse south of town.
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Colbert
Hugh Smeaton
Town
Punxsutawney
Carl Wetzell
Barnesboro
John Wetzell
Edwin Peffer
Frank Lawry
Marion Center
C. Ll. McGregor
Edwards
Ester Homan
Pittsburgh
Ralph Ruhle
Elmer Homan
EH. H. Glass
Hart
Annie Moot
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WIN Service
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Matthew Arnold
Arnold
Jacob Bartholomew
Near Marchand
John Trumpe
Max Hicks
Clairton
Mollie Hicks
Trumpe
Burt Palmer
John Gaul
Wilda Chesley
Jimmy
Glen Campbell
Byron Gearhart
J. H. Miler
Viva Homen
Leanora Sloniger
Elmer Shields
Shields
Christopher Wachob
Gurn Wachob
Magele Wachob
Lee Jordan
James
Quay Shields
Mike Kropenak
Mary Marjory
Phyllis Sutter
Emma June Sutter
Clark Peffer
Harry Wolfert
Mount Union
Charles ‘Rosborough
J. H. Kough
John Kough
Clark Kough
Miles McIntire
Blaine ‘Miller
Dutch Run
Erwin Sheasley
W. E. Shaeffer
Charles Rosborough
Edwin
Ed. Rosborough
Elderton
J. T. Sheasley
Jesse
H.C. Richard
John
Harry Hicks
James Blystone
Clair Kough
Blanco
O. A. Dunmire
Hiterton
Jc.g. Rosborough
J. F. Russell
C. A. Kough
Wayne
Rosie
Indiana Calliers
Ellsworth Wingard
Apollo
Amos Boyer
Rochester Mills
Clair Gibson
Jeanne
Clyde Gibson
Stella Gibson
Wm. Gibson
H. H. Ryen
L. R. Elder and
Edward Neiler
Ralph Oberlin
Deckers Point
C. A. Oberlin
Charlie Moodey
Ivan Miller
Olivet
C. Bair
Freeport
Ross ‘Wilson
Evelyn
Lester Shearer
Paul Shearer
Alfred Bair
Indiana Hospital
C. M. Coleman
Joe Coulter
T. C. Bair
Lester
Elijah Shearer
Kittanning
Tuesaday
Daniel Shearer
Conemaugh Township
BH. Fitzgerald
Nettle Fitzgerald
Nora Nesbitt
Daniel Kennedy
Saltsburg
Jane McLaughlin
Rabbico
Robert N. Nesbitt
H. Fitzgerald
C. ©. McNary
B. H. Fitzgerald
Conemaugh
United Presbyterian Church
New Florence
Progress and
Poptsburgs
Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.C
Post-Gazette
Savings & Trust Company
Indiana, Pa
Marchand
Poon
Geo. D.leydic
Plymouth
Rhode Island
Paul B. Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Penna
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