Mystery at Rabbit Hill ends with owls as culprits
In Medway the Rabbit Hill mystery folds when Bob Winslow reveals owls nesting behind the Winslow garage. The silent, armed birds swoop to defend their young, explaining several eerie assaults and the odd atmosphere. The tale, though unraveled, adds a dash of spectacle to the town’s routine life.
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Rabbit Hill
Medway
Taylor Winslows
White House
White Mountains
Canada
Tom Carmody
Chief Carmody
Bob Winslow
Taylor
Carmody
Harry Carter
Bob
Barry
Winslow
Bertha Winslow
Boston
Harry
Esc
Secord
The American Creed Admitted by Publication Committee
The American Creed adopted by the government's committee on publication and accepted by the House in 1918 proclaims a government of the people by the people for the people with powers derived from consent of the governed. It declares a republic and union built on freedom equality justice and unity and calls citizens to love support and defend the Constitution and laws.
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Committee On
House of Representatives
United States of America
Elisha Helps Widow and Shunammite in Need
Lesson outlines Elisha aiding a widow in distress over debt and a childless Shunammite woman. It covers hospitality to Elisha, the miracle of oil, the promised son, his death, restoration, and Elisha’s feeding of one hundred men from scarce provisions.
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Hilsha
Elisha
God
Gehazi
B. Elisha
Study the Bible for Citizenry and Destiny
A quotation from William McKinley praising deep Bible study as a path to better citizenship and higher national destiny. The message links religious study to civic virtue and future greatness.
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William MeKinley
Foundation of Safety in Christ and God’s Promise
James Brookes states the foundation of safety rests on the finished work of Christ. He says it is guarded by God’s infinite power, eternal purpose, and the immutable promise of Jehovah.
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Christ
James Brookes
Uniontown Visits and Community Notices Roundup
Uniontown area residents and visitors are listed in a dense schedule of calls, visits, picnics, and social appearances. Names include Edward Howers, Coble, Rummel, Beringer, Stiffler, Nona Beringer, Langham, Greasley, Pifer, Richardson, Gibson, Williams, Pifer, Rishel, Pollock, and many others with towns noted as Punxsutawney Hastings Barnesboro Curwensville Indiana Rural Valley West Lebanon Big Run Apollo Vandergrift and Oak place references.
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Uniontown
Edward Howers
Stafford
Stanley Stahl
Wayne Coble
Punxsutawney
Anna
Mae Rummel
George McManus
Cockport
Rhuell ‘Coble
Jack Lee
Galvin Rummel
Mre
B. N. ‘Beringer
Carl
Hastings Callera
Clifford Stiffler
Vandergrift
Mike Nona Beringer
Buffalo
N. Y
Ivan Beringer
Ivan, Jr
Mra
Mma Beringer
Roy Beringer
William, Richardson
Robert
Warren, O
Clyde Gibson
Pittsburgh
William Gibson
Boyd Williams
Barnesboro
G. O.richardson
Harry Pifer
Punksutawney
Roscoe McConnell
Rural Valley
Ross Wilson
Evelyn
Phyllis
West Lebanon
Paul Shearer
Leonard
Big Run
Elmer Painter
Painter
Oliver W.C. T. U
J. W. George
Ella Crawford
J. 8. Ewing
T. C. Bair
Alfred Balr
Familly
Roscoe McConnells
Saltsburg
Trene
Frank Lambing
Nancy Stewart
Donald Ewing
Tste Faith
Francis Ditch
Homer City
Harry Boien
Frank Hill
Ohio
Joe Coulter
Apollo
Gene Shearer
Lester Shearer
Alfred Haira
Kittanning
Shakespeare Quote On Life And Death In Measure For Measure
The text reflects on how life burdened by age poverty and prison is a paradise compared with fear of death. It notes a Shakespeare line from Measure for Measure Act 4 Scene 1. It also mentions fashion trends where girlish modes replace boyish or manly styles.
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Shakespeare
Washington Township Social Roundup of Visitors
A long list of neighbors from Washington Township visit relatives in Atwood Chambersville and Beyer Indiana and Springfield Mo. while several locals host guests and share meals plus a paragraph on poultry and a muddy auto splash jest.
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George Edwarde
Merlin
Beyer
J.bh. Park
Frank Jamison
Indiana
Walter Bartholomew
Chambersville
Archie Browne
Browne
Byron Browne
Springfield
Noel
Cleveland
Ohio
J. EB. Blystone
Bart Tlystone
Betty Ann
Walter Warman
M. J. Boyer
Josiah Fisher
Mae
Bryan Orr
Howard
Leroy ‘Wells
Vandergrift
Roy Blystone
J. B. Bystone
Warl Blystone
Harry Sink
James Blystone
Myron Rearigh
Carl Miller
Roy 'Blystone
Leroy 'Wells
Harry Miller
Percle Wissinger
Josiah Pisher
Walter Harman
Glenn Jewart
Gon. Charles
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Mystery
R. H. Wilkinson
Ae . PB
Harvey Goodlin
Marion Center
David Buterbaugh
Violet
Sarah Price
Akron
Vernie Baker
Emeigh
Anna Mae Rummel
Richmond
Olivet
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Indiana, PA
Washington Township
George Harmar
Jay Sourwine
John ‘Park
BE. J. McIntire
William Gress
Chaffie McCaualand
Mary
R.W. Wehrle
Enna
Parnell, Cowher & Co. General Insurance Agents
Citizens Bank Building
Indiana County
The
Indiana Progress
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