Local Families Visit Relatives Across Towns
ORD and the Nupps, with their children, visited Benton Nupp and Ada McQuown of Clymer spent several days with kin. A Mumau member attended the Muman reunion. Ted McQuown and children visited Martin McQuown in Clymer. Walter Mumau and family visited Paul Henry and family. Bertha McMillen and child with her father visited Mrs. Martha Shanile of Ord. Ira Douglass and children visited Abbie Sheesley Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Walter Mumau
Paul Henry
Bertha McMillen
Martha Shanile
Ord
Ira Douglass
Abbie Sheesley
Marion Canter KR
F. G. Hare
Indiana
Laura Walker
A.im. Buchanan
John Doty
George Botsford
John Walker
Jane Kinter
Parkwood
EB. L. Ober
H. C. Engle
Jame Long
New York State
H. C. Ober
John Hills
H.W. Mclaughlin
W. E. Schurr
W. HR. Houck
Hamilton Sutter
John Shank, Jr
Earl Sutter
Clairton
G. M. Sutter
W. E. Beck
Punxsitawney
FP. J. Braughter
Rochester Mills
Ruth Simpson
Wm. Hamill
J. H. Miller
Philip Vite
John Gearhart
Russell
Cecil Haden
Blanche Sprankle
James March
John
Samuel McLaughlin
Altoona
William Cornfield
M. Shields
James and
Quay
Lucy Lydick
Georgeville
James Hamilton
Jay
Punxsu~tawney
Dessa Inox
How to know when your baby is sick and care tips
A weekly mothers talk from Habies’ Prophylactic Clinic at Henry Phipps Institute Philadelphia explains reading a clinical thermometer to detect fever. It covers rectal temperature, quiet room care, delaying medicine until a doctor arrives, recording temperature and pulse, and spacing baths, feeding, air, and bowel movements. It also notes avoiding neighbor advice and teaching children to trust doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Phipps Institute
Lombard Streets
Philadelphia
Ancient Egyptian tombs reveal royal killings and clever governance
Excavations at Abydos uncover First Dynasty tombs with 60 to 70 skeletons and 80 skulls, jars of grain, and evidence that courtiers were killed to secure monarchs. Ivory lions, copper tools, a primitive saw, and skeletal remains of cats also emerge, alongside a hermit’s cave dwelling photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petrie
University College
Betrie
Abydos
Egypt
Italians Granted Russia Land Concession in Caucasus
Italy and Russia sign a commercial treaty at Genoa granting an Italian company 25,000 acres in the north Caucasus or near the Don or Dnieper. The 24 year lease, with renewal, requires 15 percent cereals and 15 to 20 percent cattle returns, plus fixed export and labor rules. If not formalized by October 10, the concession becomes gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Genoa
Russia
North Caucasus
Don
Dnieper
Bear Attacks Two Swimmers Near Hibbing
Ole Hendrickson and James Kinney battled a bear in the Sturgeon River while swimming to Hibbing for medical care. They clutched the bear’s hind legs for ten minutes, were cuffed and bruised, nearly drowned before releasing as the bear swam away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibbing
Minn
Sturgeon River
Mena
Ole Hendrickson
James Kinney
New York Art Center Planned Near Central Park
A proposed musical and art center for New York City, costing about 15 million dollars, would face Central Park on Seventh Avenue and extend to Fifty-seventh Street. Plans include an opera house, a conservatory of music, and a building for plastic and fine arts, with land funded by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Central Park
Seventh Avenue
Fifty-Seventh Street
Conservatory of Music
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Pioneer Music House, Inc
BEN Pollock Co., Inc
Victrolas
Edison and
Brunswick
Court House
Indiana, Pa
Parnell Cowher Co
Above
Nat. Bank
Stewart
Covode
Goodyear
Goodyear Crass
Cord
Atlantic Refining Co
Tam
Atlantic
Wilmer Stewart
Chambersburg
Egyptiaha
Bear Whips
Minnesota
ART Center For New York
St Lexis
Hp. Yease
Hosias
Town
Purina Molene
Farmer’s Exchange
West Water St
Tris
Benjamin Franklin
Kelly-Springfield
Uur
Indiana Motor Co
Exide Battery
Westinghouse
Utility ElectRic CompAny
Marshall Bldg
Pierce & Pierce
D. B. Taylor
Eexcuseix
John C. Stear
North Mathoning Township
Ake
Qiks
Biws
Nord Point
Indians Co. Be
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