Thaddeus Hibsell Faces New Moral Choice in Country Walk
Thaddeus Hibsell, trapped in a rigid city life and his demanding banker tasks, encounters a boy who clings to him. A young woman, the boy’s mother, asks Thaddeus to adopt Ted, revealing the boy is an orphan. Thaddeus debates duty versus desire as he weighs a life beyond his factory like treadmill.
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Tnt
Thadeus Hibsell
Min
Ophadeus
Tie
Hannah
Hinston
Thaddeus
Ted
Thadeus
Vex
Maddy
Thadens
Aglip
Ingrathat
Local families take weekend trips across the Northeast
Mrs R M Smith and daughter Mary of Church street spend the week in Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs John A Miller of Wayne avenue enjoy an outing in Boston and New England points. Mr and Mrs Ira A Myers and daughter Genevieve and Mrs M M Mitchall motored to Cleveland and Philipsburg. Mr and Mrs Paul Wigging and son Robert and Mr and Mrs W O Wiggins of Vandergrift visited relatives in Indiana. Charles J Ehey and family and Thomas Coleman of town returned Friday from an eastern motor trip including Washington DC Gettysburg and Cumberland.
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R. M. Smith
Mary
Church Street
Atlantic City
John A. Miller
Wayne Avenue
Boston
New Tingland
Ira A. Myers
Genevieve
Paul Wigging
Robert
W. O. Wiggins
Vandergrift
Indiana
Charles J. Ehey
Thomas Coleman
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Cumberland
Mark Twain Origin Story and Notable Trees Report
In a recent note Albert Bige low Tatne cites two Mark Twains, river pilot Capt Isaiah Sellers and Samuel Clemens, who used the pen name in satirical pieces. The tale recalls Clemens revising a 1763 river cruise story for True Delta in 1859, and later reviving the name in 1863. Also discussed are celebrated trees in California and several long-lived orchards and vineyards with impressive yields recorded in 1919.
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Albert Bigelow Tatne
Mark
Mississippi
Samuel Clemens
Sellers
Clemens
Capt. Sellers
Mark Twain
Virginia City
Nev
Indians Built of Stone Across Texas and Oklahoma
Archaeologists led by W. W. K. Moorehead report ruins in the Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma as early stone foundations tied to desertion of the buffalo tepee. The expedition found about one hundred foundations in rugged canyons, suggesting movement toward cliff dwellings in the Rocky Mountains.
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Texas Panhandle
W. W. K. Moorehead
University of Pennsylvania
Moorehead
Canadian
Cimarron Valleys
Buffalo Tepee
Coloradoiver Valley
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Sever
Oklahoma
King
Detroit News
Seed garden and seed production trends in mentor magazine note
A writer claims the United States grows more seed than Europe with California sows and seed plants listed. A single seed bed description and Toledo mention imply large scale seed cultivation. The text references sweet pea beds and crop production concerns amid wheat and clover contexts.
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Mentor
Europe
California
Tan Uiee Ibaus
Geres
Toledo
Brophy declines wage scale talks in district
John Brophy, president of United Mine Workers District No 2, refused a conference with Central Coal Cabora tora Association on reducing the wage scale. He cited National President John J. Lewis's policy against modifying the current scale, which remains in effect until March 1922.
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Brophy
United Mine Workers
John Brophy
Central Coal Caboratora Association
C. Wabb Shillingford
Operators’ Association
John J. Lewis
Temperance Workers Meet At Ambrose
Indiana County Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans its thirty eighth annual convention at Ambrose next week with sessions on Wednesday and Thursday August 17 and 18. Highlights include officer reports, prayers, lectures on temperance, education and Americanization, and the election of officers with life member presentations. Delegates and local presidents will participate in devotional services, demonstrations, and a farewell benediction.
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J. M. Kimball
W. W. Hopkins
Sarah Moore
Mary Stewart McIsaac
Sre
Frank Marshall
Mary Russell
A. G. Glenn
Harriet Cunningham
Emma Thompson Moore
Ettie M. Tyson
Luella Leasure Oberlin
Agron Stiver
Alice Ayers Doty
Trose Union
John Snydar
Richmond Union
R. J. MeTgree
Mary Simpson
Eva Jamison
W. G. Dormire
Covode Union
Lewis
Marchand
Hallie Holt
Erma Loughry
Missionary
Mrai
Mary
Helen Bruca
Mary H. Russell
Flower Mission
George Hicks
Lula Braughter
Charles Ross
Muriel Holt
Ella B. Black
Department of Pennsylvania
Solo
James Marsh
Eva G. Thompson
Mary W. Bell
Chimes
Mabel Work
Indiana County
DuBois Union
Aasronic
Mary Given
Mary IX. Stewart
Bila N. Barr
J. T. Davis
Grace Jamison
Cilla N. Coon
Virginia Tate
M. D. Ramaley
Mary 8. McTsaac
Elizabeth Bee
Mixa Mabel Work
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Adoftinag Ted
Berg
McClure
NolaNs Haconae Company
Winchester
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Regus
Pat OF
Irvin S. Glasser
Samuel Clamens
Sonora
William Lewis
D. W. Scofield Place
Abbot Ranch
Am Mere
Alaska
Canadian Northwest
Dawson
Phibet
Scientific American
Washington
Ambrose
Troutman's Store
Sens
Pan
Scouts
Pereale
Lancaster
Men’s Athletic Union
Troutman
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