Shadowed Seer and Hollywood scheme tale unfolds
A pulp tale follows Mildred seeking happiness through a mystic Rubai Khan who foresees reconciliation with her husband Don Johnson, a con man posing as a psychic. Don reveals the scam he plans to abandon for a studio life, while Mildred exposes his ruse and renews ties with Mary as domestic drama collides with fantasy.
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Mildred
Rubat Khan
Turan
Rubal Khan
Rubai Khan
Allah
Hollywood Boulevard
Mary
Don
Jim
Don Johnson
Rabat Khan
Watsons Ridge Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Mrs R Hine and daughter Esther and Mrs Charles Johnson of Saltsburg visit James Patterson near Apollo. Floyd Mayhood calls on T C Hood. Will Crawford of Homer City visits Walter Ewing. Hood and Smock call at Indiana. Mr and Mrs Irwin Coleman of Braddock visit Walter Ewing. Hood, Ewing, James Ewing, Bethel Hine attend choral club at Elders Ridge. Hine and Esther visit Johnstown. Esther visits Lambert and Spalding. Joseph Henderson plans to attend summer conference at New Wilmington. Clark Coleman buys new car. Rip Van Winkle remark contrasts with some folks waking up.
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Shady Hollow
B. J. Boyer
Dewey Wagner
Floyd Powers
Dayton
Harry Rearick
Keppel
Charles Wingard
Smicksburg
L. M. Henderson
Be, Deemer
Mechanicsburg
Hol, McKinstry
Apollo
Moorhead
H. M. Kimmel
Corinne
R. W. Mikesell
Waldo Hlenberger
Roger
Genevieve Keppel
Sloan Schrecengost
Frank Altman
Ralph Rankin
Elderton
Young Peoples
St. Jacobs Lutheran Sunday School
Anna Mary Porter
Bobby
Mildred
Mary Jorie
Indiana
W. R. Thompson
W. B. Porter
Anna Mary
Margaret McGaughey
H. R. Rearick
Lyda Moorhead
W. H. Brown
Raymond McIntire
New Kensington
Steele Henderson
Mildred Henderson
Jake Frailey
Jesse Altman
Floyd Mayhood
T. C. Hood
Will ‘Crawford
Homer City
Walter Ewing
J. 'C. Hood
Foster Smock
Hine
Esther
Annabel Ewing
Johnstown
Herbert Lambert
Earl Spalding
Joseph Henderson
New Wilmington
Clark Coleman
Annie Leckwatch
Curtisville
Fredie Moore
Pittsburgh
W. C. Brown
Myrtle Dilts
Erie Hospital
Bla Dilts
Guy Powell
Slater
Helen
Harold Mottarn
Punxsutawney
John Warner
Wesley Peffer
Butler
Mra
Jane Peffer
Wesley
W. C. .Roderus
Braddock
GC. M
Prank Knont
Braebreeze
J.D. Bartlett
Luther Lowe
Dubola
Supper around the Camp Fire HHRE 18 culinary camping menu
The article offers an August camping dining guide with rugged outdoor foods and recipes. It lists Hot Steak Sandwiches with Onion and Chili Sauce Cup Cakes with Peanut Butter Frosting Peanut Butter Chili Sauce and Broiled Bacon Sandwiches Cheese and Broiled Bacon Sandwiches with Prepared Mustard Deviled Eggs Potato and Egg Salad and more. It provides preparation tips for campfire cooking including broiling steaks in rolls and assembling sandwiches with simple dressings.
Local Social Roundup in Claysburg Area
Clareburg notes a Miss Grace Fryar from New Philadelphia visits her relatives. Numerous weekend and Sabbath visitors from Kent Steubenville Buffalo Pittsburgh and Indiana call on J G Moorhead Jennie Sandles and Logan Ewing households. Dairymen’s picnic at Campbells Mills drew many locals.
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Grace Fryar
New Philadelphia
J. EB. Fryar
Elsie McKee
Repine
Kent
J. G. Moorhead
Blanche ‘Hurst
Marie Sandies
Jack Comely
Pittsburgh
Sadie
Marie Comely
Steubenville
Jewell
Buffalo
Local residents visit and call at neighbors homes
A string of weekend visits and calls is reported from Shady Plain and nearby towns. Names include Olivet J Ewing, Frank Lambing, Martha DIII of Philadelphia, and Margaret Scott of Pittsburgh visiting the Will Wilson family and related households.
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Virtue Townsend
Maysville
Orville Bailey
Wilkinsburg
Frank Lambing
WV. H. Schrecengost
Kittanning
Roscoe McConnell
Betty Long
Irwin
I. M., Long
Margaret Wilson
Mabel Ewing
Ewing
Walter Ewing
Aon
Raymond
Watsons Ridge
Sheloca
Elaie
Wray
Robert
Parker
Eddie
Dean Ashbaugh
Elders Ridge
T. C. Barr
Mia
Cora Chatam and
Local notes from Connellsville and nearby towns
A collage of social visits and travels around Connellsville includes Marchand residents hosting relatives, relatives visiting from Indiana and Punxsutawney, and a Pittsburg visitor. Car purchases, tennis games, church attendance, and local entertainment plans are mentioned along with remarks on the League of Nations and a quip about relatives. Over 2,800,000 vehicles produced in the U.S. and Canada last year.
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United States
Canada
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Waldo Thayer
McChute Newspiper Syndicate
WNU Barvice
Butterbaugh
Lewis
Evelyn
Crook, Colo
Mina Weston
Lottie Ritchey
Stanley Kemp
Betty
John
Hollidaysburg
Taylor Good
Kemp
Harry Lowe
Pearl Mundort
Dubois
Lew Silvis
Compton
Colo
I. C., Butterbaugh
Crook
Bert Bell
Windber
Wm. Beck
Chas. Williamson
Watson’s Ridge
R. Hine
Charles Johnson
Saltsbury
James Patterson
Near Apollo
Rip van Winkle
Rip
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Claresburg
Near Town
the Savings
Trustco
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Ray Moot
Hoffman
West Virginia
League of Nations
Nations
Eli
Ross & Degaetano
Ross and DeGaetano
Larrow and
Edelmans
Morton
Eloouufr
Wingold
Winona
Millers Dog
Etrick & Wilson
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