Border Hopping at the Nogales Border
A bronzed young man and Sally evade a customs officer while smuggling peach brandy from Nogales toward the border. They discuss risks, glimpse a jail themed cafe, and watch officials confiscate dope and a car, with a tipped inspector hinting at possible consequences for smugglers. The scene blends romance, danger, and daring border crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Sally
Boulder Dam
Herb
Nogales
Derb
Count of
Monte Cristo
Gerb
Cora
Sam
Filin
Bert
Sonora
Merle
Terri
Sandwich Creations for Summer Meals and Lunches
Ideal for hot days, this guide presents simple sandwich ideas requiring minimal effort. It lists a variety of fillings including grilled P B C style, tuna with pimiento, open salads, ham and cheese, and bold creations using olives, gherkins, and sardines, all paired with light sides.
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Pimiento
India
Local Social Roundup From Commodore area*
Uniontown and nearby communities share a flurry of visitors and gatherings. Commodore hosts calls from Beringer and Garman families while Love Joy, Pine Plat, and Johnstown residents visit relatives. A birthday party for Besje King honors a sixteenth year with games and lunch.
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B. N. Beringer
Carl
G. K. Garman
Mra
James Vantassel
Jimmy
Misg ‘Raeger
Love Joy
D. L
Elders Ridge Church and activities timetable
Sabbath school at 10:00, church at 11:00, choral club Wednesday 8:00. A P A picnic at the church Thursday 6:00. Christian Helpers meet at Margaret Wray’s Shady Plain Thursday. Mears reunion held at Mr. and Mrs Fassett’s home last Saturday. Some attended the horse show in Indiana Saturday. Rinse cream pitcher with cold water before filling to prevent sticking. method for boiled puddings.
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W. CG
Christian Helpers
Margaret Wray
Shady Plain
Mears
R . Fassett
Horge
Indiana
Local social notes from Coraopolis area visitors and events
Residents and guests including Theo Berkey, James Riddel, John Ayres family, Rose Miller, Dolly Alers, and Eugene Irvin hosted or visited in nearby towns. The Junior League held a Jericho school picnic. many families traveled, reunions at Strangford, trips to Chicago World's Fair, and a large rainstorm caused flooding and damage. A birth announced for Merl Cable's family. janitor appointment for Perry Lichtenfels. surprise birthday for Ora Boyle.
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Mra
John &R. Ayres
Rose Miller
Frances and
Terry
Akron
Ohio
Dolly Alers
Johnstown
Eugene Irvin
Junior League of the United Evangelical Church
Jericho School
Karl Johns
Salinburg
Harry T. John
A. Henderson
Croll
Chas
Paul Johns
Strangford
Howard Nelson
Marianne
Bart Mack
Charles Luther
Forrest St. Clair
New England States
Nora St. Clair
Lydia St. Clair
Indiana
Forrest St.Clair
John CG
McDowell and Sons
Denver
Blaine
Chicago
Bolivar
Jennie Miller
Swissvale
Vann
Edwin Croll
Salineville
Henderson and Willis
Boyd Watts
South Fork
Forrest Walbeck
Phillip Brendlinger
Edin
Merl Cable
Robert Franklin
Perry Lichtenfels
John G. Walbeck
Robinson Company
Catherine St. Clair
Lockport
Elmer Frain
Elmer, Jr
L. Schrum
Baltimore
Charles EB. Lichtenfels
Atlantic City
Uniontown
Ora Boyle
John McGraw
Boyle
M. @. Northrupp
Wilbert, Mack
Thomas Anderson
Jessie McGraw
Blair McGraw
Geo, Shomo
M.C. Rhinehart
Jay Bowser
Arthur Bowser
Jane Lewis
Rebecca McGraw
Harry Donahue
Jerry Lear
Nearness to Jesus Fueled by Love from Spurgeon
A brief quote states that closeness to Christ raises the soul's love and heat of affection, likening spiritual intimacy to proximity to the sun increasing planetary temperatures. The passage reflects a preacher's analogy on devotion.
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Jesus
Spurgeon
Heavenlies and counsel of the ungodly
A reflection on living by heavenlies thoughts versus worldly paths, asserting that those who think in heavenly terms will not walk in the counsel of the ungodly. The piece emphasizes alignment of belief and behavior as a guiding principle.
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Ieraeia Racklers Security
Samaria
Amos
America
Israel
Sarael
Joseph
Ephraim
Manasseh
Jacob
Fsrael
Law and life clash in early 20th century headlines
A DC garage law requires reporting bullet holes in cars, while doctors need not report gunshot wounds. Stamps use glue from flour imports, duty free. A New Mexico woman asks a county clerk about marriage without the groom's knowledge and a tipsy groom. Slayings rise 100 percent since 1900, annual homicide toll about 12,000.
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Clumbia
New Mexico
Justice of the Peace
United States
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Jobefhine Gibbon
Heine Food Institute
Verla Beringer
Patty Lou
Benedict
James Langham
St. Benedict
Alice Henry
Jajia
Cherry Tree
Calvin van
W.H. van
Wayne Coble
Louise ‘Coble
Mundys ‘Corners
Besjale King
Beasie
Robert Smith
Barnesboro
William ‘King
Coal Run
Charles King
Thomas Barracloughr
James and
Carlyle
Coal Glen
Bort Tummel
Wallie Coble
Louise
Lelly
Midland
Penna
Meredith Herringer
D. 'H.greasley
Dwight
Hazelett
Odessa ‘Coble
Rex Langham
New Kensington
Sam Postell
Dorothy
Maynard Lemmon
Commodore
Bernie Beringer
W. HM. Garman
State College
Gaynelle
Virginia Bering
Anna Mae Rummel
Robert Winters
Irwin
Alex Beringer
Elders Ridge
James Riddel
John Pry
Armagh
E.T.C. Music Shop
Ella P. Cort
Phila
Everything In Music
International Schcolt School
Be PB. B. Estzwathr
D. D
Moody Brute Institute of
Danwgere
Ise Deat
D.leydic
Java
The
East Indies
the Progress Pathfinder
Poultry Tribune Country Home
American Home Household Magazine
Pictorial Review
Sports Afield
Delineator Magazine
Parents' Magazine
Silver Screen
McCall's Magazine
Popular Science Monthly Market Growers’ Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Needlecraft
Etude Music Magazine
Boys’ Life
Scout Magazine
Indiana County
Indians
Pennsylvania
Poultry Tribune
Country Home
the Progress
F. D
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