Carl Weber's Surprise War Bride and Newborn Son
In a World War I tale a young German farmer Carl Weber marries Gretchen to aid the homeland. Carl fights in Belgium, survives wounds, and returns to discover Gretchen has given birth to a son hours before his homecoming, father and wife reuniting in joy.
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Weber
Wis
Baker
Bertin
Beluga
Carl
Ktear
Denath
Gretchen
Htans Kopp
Hans
Belgium
Lone
Germany
Dea
Notary's Discomfiture and a Parisian Lawyer’s Rise
A notary Jules Farileux in Rheims loses 100000 francs entrusted by three men through a fraudulent contract. Alphonse Du Bois, a Paris law graduate, helps Louise win the case in court and later marries her, refusing the dowry. Du Bois’s successful handling of the dispute boosts his career and fortune.
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Reeds
Ty Prater
Bruce
Jules Farileux
Rheims
Mancy
France
Delphine
Alphonse St Bolg
Paris
Jules Sarlieux
Jules
Tie
Farlieux
Alphuse du Boils
Louise
Lobitse
Alphonse
du Bois
Brice
du Boils
Why First-Clothes Cleaning Is Practical
The passage argues that clothes cleaning improves health and appearance, cautions against home cleaning due to risks, and promotes local, affordable, professional service as a better option. It emphasizes convenience, value, and customer satisfaction by choosing nearby experts.
Repetition of Margaret Bates Relates to Indiana County Relief
Notice from Indiana County Orphans Court about satisfaction of recognizance tied to John Ambrose and heirs of Benjamin Ambrose. It warns that if payment is not made by the present owner, a decree will release the land grant and discharge the recognizance, with land described in Montgomery now Grant townships.
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Margaret Bates
John Ambrose
William Banks
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Benjamin Ambrose
Montgomery Township
Indiana County
Tha
Benj
Ambrose
John Ambrose Lemuel
John
Ann Ambrose
Franklin Ambrose
Ritner
Mary
William Foster
Ira
Samuel Mateer
Samuyel Laird
William Laird
Vietye
Grant Township
Willian Riddle
James Riddle
Samuel Kinter
William Cavan
Maryaret J. Hates
Bald
George H. Jeffries
Sheila
Administrators Named for James M. Chambers Estate
Letters of administration granted to H. N. Chambers and A. G. Chambore for the estate of James M. Chambers of North Mahoning township. Creditors must settle promptly. all claims must be presented properly for settlement. Trade City, Pa., July 7, 20M.
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S. M. Jack
James M. Chambers
North Mahoning Township
Indiana County
H. N. Chambers
A. G. Chambore
Trade City
State voters unengaged as suffrage issue looms
Philadelphia reports mixed views on women's suffrage as voters show apathy toward the November amendment. Advocates tour counties with a liberty bell while both sides issue literature, but many electors remain unconcerned, suggesting either expected victory or anticipated defeat. Leaders note apathy signals possible outcomes, with antis arguing lack of interest dulls turnout.
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Philadelphia
Suffrage Association
Game Laws Enacted Forbids Sale And Certain Hunts
Philadelphia Aug 10 The last legislature passed a comprehensive game law forbidding sale of rabbits and squirrels killed in the state and shipping of game without the shipper. It imposes licenses for ferret ownership and limits bear hunting to rifles. It bans hired hunting and sets open seasons and bag limits for species including squirrels grouse quail wild turkey and deer with specific dates and penalties for hunting fawns or female deer.
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Philadelphia
Phillips
Clearfield
Game Commission
Philadelphia election year shapes mayoral slate and civic posts
In Philadelphia this year residents vote for mayor city solicitor city controller sheriff recorder of deeds commissioners and coroner. Statewide party registration shows Republican gains with nineteen of twenty four third class cities voting for mayors. State highway officials ban candidate cards on highways due to tire damage from torn or blown tacks.
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Philadelphia
State Highway Department
A Blackmail Plot Ended by Night Burial Revelation
Pietro Metra Cartenli planned to extort five thousand dollars by exposing a secret burial on the Hethrington estate. He tailed a couple seen with a box, witnessed a nighttime grave, and learned of the hidden crime. A dog threatened discovery, and the scheme collapsed as police intervened before payment. The couple was bound for a trip, the burial necessary for their outing.
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Metra Cartenli
Hethringtons
Pietro
Metro
Tietra
Vietra
Vietro
Dietro
Hadeen
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Wholesale
McFarland
D. A. Palmer
J. Welch
J. H. Houser
H. E. Burns
H. T. Boarts
R. J. Rutledge
J. BE. Coalmer
H. F. McCaillous Chas
L. Bence
F. M. Edwards
H. R. Grumbling
Snyder & John
Rosa
Marion Center
Itors
Indiana
Blacklick
Plumville
Dayton
Kers Point
Creekside
Livermore
Campbell O, Rossiter
Dixonville
Shoelocta
Homer City
Rochester Milla ‘Ng Co
Geo. H. Lum Dubois
Indiana Dye Works
Cunningham
Wisher & Books
Attys
Orphans’ Court
C. S. Kunkle
Tomer City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Wildwood Crest
Anglesea
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Stone
Hllrbor
N. J
Rehoboth, del
Asbury Park
Long Branch West End
Hollywood
Elberon, Beach
Allenhurst
North Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Bradley Beach
Avon-by-the-Sea
Belmar
Como
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Erlelle
Point Pleasant
Manasquan
Bay Head
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Xungman
Oliver Building
Uniontown
John Morgan
Lambert
John Holley
Continental
First National Bank of
Cherry Tree
Federal Reserve Bank
Geo. D. Leydic
North Sixth St
N. Sixth Street
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