The End and the Beginning A New York story of love and ruin
A room in New York hosts a tense scene between John Beacon and Natalie Bond Parker as a financial crash shadows a fragile bond. A worried narrator, Death, observes with pity and recalls failed dreams, urging a resolve to rebuild. The couple confronts guilt, addiction, and the urge to choose life over despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Beacon
Natalie Bond Parker
Death
Young Beacon
Natalie
Ife
France
Pilgrima
Laughter as a Mask for Hidden Feelings Explored
Detroit News examines how smiling and laughter disguise inner emotions. Facial muscle movement, especially in the eyes, can mask character and intent, making it hard to read true feelings. The piece notes laughter’s persistence through adulthood and questions its value in solving global problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Detroit News
Colombia's coffee farms mostly seven acres or less
Colombia hosts 129,932 farms seven acres or smaller while 321 farms exceed the U S average size. The industry rests on temperate highland beans, known as milds, with 539 million trees and 460 million bearing. About 85 percent of the crop goes to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
United States
Andes
Diving for Firewood in Hawaii Rivers
Natives in the Hawaiian islands dive for firewood washed from rivers. Timber sinks heavy to the bottom and is sought at river mouths where people wade swim and dive. They tow trunks and branches ashore with ropes, aided by everyone including women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
North America
Montreal Herald
Blunt Ended Fingers Describe Ideal Artist Hands
The description asserts the ideal artist has long slender hands with blunt ended fingers. Such hands merge artistic temperament with diligence, balancing creativity and stick-to-it-iveness for success.
Rubber Trees Grown in Six Years
Four to six years are needed to grow a rubber tree. On Far East plantations of the United States Rubber Company, clearing jungle, removing stumps, draining land, breaking ground, growing seedlings from selected seeds, budding, grafting, and transplanting are done. Roads, railways, wharves, storage tanks, and buildings for power plants and equipment are also constructed to support a wild tropical country operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
United States Rubber Company
Record Size for Spruce Tree in Melbourne WA
A Clemens Logging company yard in Melbourne Washington displayed the largest spruce tree ever cut in Grays Warrior forests. Estimated at over 400 years old the log contained 56000 board feet enough to build two five room houses. The log measured 11 feet at the base and 9 feet at the top with five 24 foot No 1 grade logs cut from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Logging Company
Melbourne
Wash
Grays Warrior
Red-Headed and Red-Bellied Woodpeckers In Winter Woods
The article discusses red-headed and red-bellied woodpeckers as year round or winter visitors. It notes red-bellied woodpeckers frequent red meter woods and are seen more in winter when trees are leafless. It cautions observers about misidentifying red-headed woodpeckers and similar red-feathered species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Meter
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chia
Patents Guarded by Full Descriptions and Drawings
A patent cannot issue on a mere idea or suggestion. The patent office requires a complete description and suitable drawings for devices, enabling manufacture from the description. Models are optional. patent attorneys are advised for proper preparation. the patent life is seventeen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Expert Julia Do You Know What Love Is
A young man asks if Julia truly knows love. She answers yes then offers a vivid display of passion by inviting him to view a trunk of letters, photographs, seven engagement rings, and jewel case, to prove the depth of her feelings.
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Julia
Admission to Who's Who in America Criteria
The standard of admission divides eligibles into two classes: those selected for prominence based on achievement and those included by official position in civil military naval religious or educational fields. Publishers do not accept remuneration for including names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Unexplored Regions Mention Vast North South Frontiers
The article notes large areas remain uncharted across Bar North and Far South regions including north of Siberia. It mentions the Sahara west portion Gobi deserts Siberia forests and Labrador interior as vast unexplored zones where no man has set foot to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Siberia
Sahara
Gobi Desert
Labrador
Pecans Noted For High Caloric Value In Diet
The article discusses pecans as a nutritious addition to salads tarts and cookies highlighting their distinguished place in ordinary diets. It notes pecans have a high caloric value with about 8 083 units per pound compared to beef at 1 180, emphasizing their strong energy contribution.
Vestiges of Past at Home in Narrow Skirting Room
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century style piece describes a house filled with relics of earlier eras. The room features a surviving Tudor style lambs tongue molding, wall paneling remnants, and window sash details, with wallpaper serving as modern tapestry.
Washington Township Social Notes and Gatherings
Mrs Amanda Rankin returns from Indiana to Whelet. Families and neighbors visit and call in Five Points and nearby areas. Harmony Grove Lutheran services Friday night and Sunday. Many residents, including Burns, Blystone, Fisher, Peterman, and Miller families, travel to and from Indiana and nearby towns for visits, church, and social events.
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Amanda Rankin
Indiana
Whelet
Local social notes from South Bend area families
Mr and Mrs Harry Devers were Saturday callers at their son Wendell Devers home. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Dan Ruffner and Mrs C M Anderson. Dorothy W Anderson enjoyed quilting with her mother and sister. Arizona Cowboy schoolhouse play drew attendees from Girty and Stony Point. Local residents visited relatives and farms in Apollo, Wilkinburg and Shelocta with gatherings, sales and farm trips noted.
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Harry Devers
Wendell ‘Devers
Dan Ruffner
Martz
C. M. Anderson
Clara Townsend
W. T. Anderson
Dorothy
Girty
Stony Point
South Bend
Mel Silvis
Virgie Alshouse
Laura King
Apollo
Will Ruffner
Jane
Dennis Reerie
R. D. Tiseus
Benny
Mr. King
Languas
Wilkinburg
Joe Coulter
Merle Coulter
Thelma Stuchell
Shelocta
Virginia Heasley
Mack Anderson
Billie
Shellhammer
Indiana
CoNing Sale
West
Lebanon
Sam Beighley
Wendell Devers
O. M. Anderson
Rochester Mills Social Roundup and Visitors
Mr and Mrs John P Barrett of Bradford visited Homer D Pifer over the weekend Mrs Camden Baun of Juneau visited daughter Mrs Ord Weaver. Mr and Mrs R G Moore of Marion Center and Mr and Mrs O Moore of Glen Campbell spent Sunday with F A Moore family. Mrs Allen Ryen visited her brother Edward Potts and family of Homer City over the weekend. Edna Shank of Indiana visits her sister Mrs Ray Altman. C C Bowers and J P Willer were business callers in Indiana Monday. H D Pifer and J P Barrett were business callers at Clearfield Monday. Alfred Johnson and family Mrs George Johnson and daughter Martha Belle and Miss Dearmin called on friends of Glen Campbell Monday night Forty three Secretaries of State have been lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Wilbur Shaffer
Walter Harman
M. J. Boyer
May Jack
Presbyterian Church
Atwood
Brice Peterman
Advance
Lester Cribbs
Porter Ray
Mae Jack
Charles Brown
Milo C. Miller
Charlotte
Indiana
Homer McCausland
Rice Cox
Carl McLean
Josiah Fisher
William McCausland
Morrow Anderson
Near Creek~ Side
Milos C. Miller
J. E. Blystone
Gon
Glenn
Myron Rearigh
Vandergrift
Lene
Byron
Ruby Brown
William Barkeload
J. B. Orr
Anthony Burns
Nancy Yeomans
Clark Burny
Jay Sourwine
Earl Blystone
Betty Ann
Punxsntawney
Luther Peterman
Irene
Bryan Orr
M. J. Beyer
Leone Marshall
Elmer Steele
Beyer
Joseph Marshall
Coral
Roy
Erica Peterman
Bert Shearer
Seward
Charles A. Robinson
Mildred Felton
First Methodist Church of
Blacklick
Louise Lear
Pearl Pepley
Jay Saxton
Wm. Frayer
Beech Bottom
West Virginia
Wm. Bouser
Pateh
Fisher
McClure
Joseph Higgins
Ellen Wallace
Memorial Hospital
Townstown
James Riddell
Annie Fisher
Arthur Lichtantols
Johnstown
Jay Lear
Henry Jones
Vernice McWinee
Sylvia Boring
Mra
Ebert Brewer
Pearl
Mera
Rochester Mills
John P. Barrett
Bradford
Homer D. Pifer
Camden Baun
Juneau
Ord Weaver
R. G. Moore
Marion Center
O. €. Moore
Glen Campbell
F. A. Moore
Allen Ryen
Edna Shank
Ray Altman
C. C. Bowers
J. P. Willer
H. D. Pifer
J. P. Barrett
Clearfield
Alfred Johnson
George Johnson
Martha Belle
Misa Dearmin
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McClarene
Bervios
Washington Township
Frank Downey
Carl
John Wagner
James Dunmire
Ferton
James Stuchell
Carl Miller
Raymond
Vanderwxrift
Blystone
Clare Peterman
Alvin
Peterman
John Adamson
Plumville
Newell Miller
Philadelphia
Rossmoyne
DR. Stahlman
The
Indiana Progress
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