Community notices from Mt Union H C Rickard visit and local events
Residents and visitors are listed across Mt Union area with callsouts for church, birthdays, and social visits. Names include H C Rickard, UO C Dunmine, Ambrose Miller, Clyde Kough, J H Kough, J J Rearick, Merle Boren, Iva Smith, and Miss Bess Wherry among others. Activities mention Sunday school, sick lists, new home moves, plowing, road work, and multiple family visits.
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MT. Union
Sarah
Ethel
Josiah Misher
New Willet
John Kough
Alice Rowley
Wallace Caldwell
Lattia Ramsey
Chark Kough
Everett Todd
J. T. Sheasley
J. H. Kough
M. R. Ankeny
Chandde Yerger
A Kimmel
Clyde Kough
Marold Knepschield
Hugh McCullough
Merle Boren
J. J. Rearick
Margaret George
S. Iva Smith
Q. GC. Dunmire
John Baker
Bourh Hone
S. Walker
Hugh McCullourrh
Bess Wherry
Brush Valley Socials Include Visit from Ebensburg Encounters
James McElwee acted as caller in Claghorn last Saturday. Blaine Stewart spent last Saturday in Johnstown. Frederick Herlinger and wife and son, Prof. H. V. Herlinger and wife, Mederick of Indiana, and Emma Werlinger of this place were all in Ebensburg last Sunday.
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James McElwee
Claghorn
Blaine Stewart
Johnstown
Frederick Herlinger
H. V. Herlinger
Ajal Gon
Mederick
Indiana
Emma Werlinger
Ealley
Ebensburg
Baby custody ends in Memphis mystery of vanished infant
In Memphis a court ruled the baby belongs to Mrs. R. Graham after a long chase involving Letitia Leggett and T. A. Graham. The pair argued over the infant’s identity, with detectives tracing Dorothy Brown to a nursery in Cary and Mrs. Jenkins in Natchez, leading to a reunion and return of the child to its mother.
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Memphis
Tenn
Toby Graham
Cine Kelley
R. CO. Graham
Cybur
Letitia Leggett
Fr. W. Leggett
Seminary
Covington County
Migs
Kelby Creek
St. G. Graham
T. A. Graham
Sanford
Leggett
Graham
Cybar
Natchez
T. M. Jenkins
Mrs. Graham
Wohen
Jenking
Cury
Vicksburg
Burns
Kney Street
Dorothy Brown
Mr. Jenkins
Adavertisa
Crraliun
Mrs. Jenkins
Fenkins
Crataiwn
Burnshot
Mer. Jenkins
Mr. Graham
Canine Hero Saves Dog From Icy Connecticut River
In Connecticut near Windsor Locks a German police dog belonging to J Ernest Verity of Warehouse Point fell through thin ice. A passerby rescued the dog by breaking the ice and pulling the animal to safety after the initial attempt failed.
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Wiartford
Conn
Connecticut
Windsor Locks Bridge
J. Ernest Verity
Penrest
Velrig
Havana Taxis Run On Ram Molasses Fuel
Scientific American notes Havana taxis switching to ram based on blackstrap molasses, cutting fares with fuel costing zero percent of gasoline. Mayor authorized by the council to popularize this travel, Jamaica eyeing rum to industrial alcohol, with an 800000 gallon shipment planned for Canada and beyond.
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Scientific American
Havana
Dhtyent III
Cxlemen
Jamaica
Kingston
Canada
Beebe Plain Post Office Straddles Two Nations
A Beebe Plain post office, built in 1880, sits exactly on the United States Canada boundary, serving both nations. A cellar connected the countries and whisky once moved between sides without leaving the roof, with a boundary marker post in front.
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Beebe Plain
Vermont
Quebec
United States
Canada
Causes of Climatic Change and a Star Powered Bot
Tyndall and Wheeler discuss ancient climate shifts caused by atmospheric gas canopies or external matter belts that trap solar heat and fade as dust returns to Earth. A separate note describes Dr. W W Coblentz’s star driven heat detector and a near-mythic tale of burglars outwitting Scotland Yard during a true loss of valuables.
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Tyndall
Wheeler
W. W. Coblentz
Washington
D. G
Mentor Magazine
Doctor Coblents
Pollce
Scotland Yard
Criminal Justice
Scandinavia's Forest Dowry and Swedish Timber Share
Sweden covers about 69 million acres of forest, roughly 58 percent of its area. There are 966 forest acres per 100 inhabitants, the highest in Europe aside from Iceland. Wheat dominates in the south, rye in the north, and barley is the staple in the far north.
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Scandinavia
Sweden
Europe
Mnland
Great Britain
Ireland
Keeping Ships Afloat Device Aids Hull Seals
Jenslee of Chattanooga Tennessee has invented a string of cone shaped cups that deploys when a hull is breached. In a collision one cap is drawn into the hull opening to form a water tight seal, helping prevent sinking.
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Jenslee
Chattanooga, Tenn
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