The Key to Paradise a Modern Marriage Drama
In a New York drawing room Lillian Hobart debates life beyond pretended luxury after a birthday party reveals forgotten marital distance. Her husband Curtis proposes a simple life, they share chores and moments of vulnerability until genuine affection surfaces, changing their view of love and purpose.
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New York
Enid Cunningham
Ritz
Perre's
Hobart
Lillian
Curtis Hobart
Enid
Curtis
Paradise
Pond
Halibut Eye Migration On Right Side Of Head Explained
A Detroit News writer describes halibut eye migration from both sides at hatching to a final position on the right, leaving the left side blind. The fish swim horizontal with the blind side down, though early observations doubted the vertical origin and suggested a through-head path, which is incorrect.
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North Atlantic
North Pacific
Bering Sea
Detroit News
Silence Rule Of The Underworld Is A Self Preservation Norm
A Harper’s Magazine writer argues the so called rule of silence among criminals is not honor but a practical instinct for self preservation. Two main reasons deter deathbed admissions. First, criminals do not aid police to protect lifelong enemies. Second, disclosure would collapse the underworld and endanger all crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Magazine
Underworld
When to Sleep in the Medical Debate on Hours
A German doctor reported on 17 patients observing sleep timing effects. The profession splits on nocturnal versus any time sleeping, citing quietness and habit as factors while deeming hours themselves less decisive.
Apple a Day Debate Dismisses Curative Claims
How to Live notes that the rhyme an apple a day keeps the doctor away is the sole merit left. It cites the apple’s nutrition sugar calcium phosphorus and iron and vitamins A and B but says no special medical cures or disease prevention exist. The piece concludes apples are a desirable part of a balanced diet.
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Life Extension Institute
Sunspot Activity Tied to Global Rainfall Shifts
A Trussian scientist links sunspot numbers with rainfall across regions. High sun activity correlates with more rain from the Indian Ocean to Australia and Africa, India, and the East Indies, while Australia, Europe, Asia, North and South America show contrasting dry or wet patterns in affected zones.
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Indian Ocean
Africa
India
East Indies
Australia
South America
Europa
Asia
Europe
Central Asia
North America
New Deal of 1260 Foretold After Famine and Plague
The Kansas City Star reports a 1260 vision of a new era after famine and plague. Friar preachers urge penance while hermits appear, and a procession of varied people restores unlawfully taken goods and reconciles enemies amid charitable deeds.
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Minderera
Kaneas Oity
Plum Creek Social Notes Recovering Through Week at Home
Mrs Tillie Fratley returned home Saturday after a week with son Lawrence Prailey near Parkwood. Various visitors came to local homes including Kimmel and Ramer families. Mrs Susan Fairman suffered a stroke. A weather roast at Bleakney home pleased many youths. E Marie Kimmel returned from six weeks at Penn State.
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Tillie Fratley
Lawrence Prailey
Parkwood
Leason Ramer
Vera
Ralph Ramer
J. F. Kimmel
Ella Kimmel
Galen
Carl Kimmel
Red Banke
John Houser
Frailey
Edgar Kimmel
Jerry Kimmel
Janet Ramer
Ramer
Shelocta
Carl Rearick
Matlin Crownover
Susan Fairman
Charley Myers, Jr
Wether
Harry Kelly
Clair Fratley
Indiana
Martha Henry
J. A. Parks
Atwood
Louise Berkey
Paul Kimmel
Rev
Wimmer
Robert Houser
E. Marie Kimmel
Penn State
Jay Henry
Lerienda
Strongtown Community Notes Highlights Local Visitors
Strongstown and surrounding residents welcomed guests and travelers this week. Indiana callers Mr and Mrs W G Troxell visited. Bobby Graham from Indiana stayed with W F Bennett. The Grumblings from Heilwood spent Thursday with the Wm Davis home. Edna Arlene Troxell celebrated birth news, and local families hosted or visited relatives including the Bennetts, Orners, Rankins, and Nipps. Alma Garrett attends the World’s Fair. Blanche Bennett, Gladys Troxell, and others attended the Stiles reunion.
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W. G. Troxell
Indiana
Bobby Graham
W. F. Bennett
Virgil Grumbling
Heilwood
Wm. Davis
Clare ‘Boring
Detroit
Mich
Edna Arlene
Arthur Marsh
Ebensburg
W. &. Orner
Helen Tate
Union City
N. J
Alma Garrett
W. T. Bennett
Iw. G. Orner
Clarence "Rankin
Mabel Duncan
Francis
Mabel Nipps
Johnstown
Blanche Bennett
Gladys Troxell
Palmer Campbell Reunion At Round Top Park Draws Large Attendance
West Wheatfield residents visited neighbors while the Palmer Campbell reunion at Round Top park attracted many persons. A basket of flowers honored departed clan members. Laura McConnell visits Ruth Palmer and Mrs. Robert Muir with children Clarence and Grace visit Mrs. Russell Palmer.
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David Howard
Mttleson
Frances Hall
Geo. Palmer
Levine Dias
Allen
Chester Empfield
Robert Muir
Roy Palmer
Guy Smith
Palmer-Campbell
Round Top Park
Elmer Hicks
Brackenridge
Jesse Bracken
Laura McConnell
Ruth J. Palmer
Clarence and
Grace
Russell Palmer
scattered 1900s notices mix of names and places
OLIVET Blair Shearer was a patient in the Indiana hospital the first of the week with sore arm. Alfred Bair were in Pittsburgh on Saturday. Arthur Coulter and sister Rose Wean were in Pittsburgh and Ohio on Friday. Carl Shearer of Watsons Ridge spent Saturday evening with Lester Shearer. Women’s Missionary Societies held their August meeting and picnic at the George Wray home on Friday evening. Stanley Leidig and Miss Bartha Gibson of Bellevue visited J. 18. Ewing’s on Friday. Frank Lambing and wife were in Apollo on Wednesday visiting Mrs. Artie Ewing and sister Miss Hallie Baxter who is ill. James Bair and Miss Edna McHenry of Apollo visited in the T. C. Bair home on Sunday. The Hawaiian Islands are not a possession of the United States they have the status of territory and are an integral part of the U. S.
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Blair Shearer
Indiana Hospital
Alfred Bair
Pittsburgh
Arthur Coulter
Rose Wean
Ohio
Carl Shearer
Watsons Ridge
Lester Shearer
Women’s Missionary Societies
George Wray
Stanley Leidelgh
Bartha Gibson
Bellevue
Local notices and social happenings in East Wheatfield
East Wheatfield brief items recount a Mrs C A McPeaters visiting relatives Miss Emma Wormwood and Mrs Allie McCaw in Wood River with sisters planning a year in the McPeaters home. Also mentions visits from John Johnston of Seward Marie Miller of Heshbon guests of Evelyn Bracken, funeral for John Ballantyne, Campbell Stewart reunion attendance, lawn fete at Oak Hill Farm, and a sighting of the Macon dirigible.
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East Wheatfield
Fannie Tomb
W. A. Merriman
J. L. Caldwell
John ‘Ballantyne
Derry
Currys Run Community Ice Cream Social and Picnic
The Currys Run community held an ice cream supper at the church last Wednesday evening, followed by a moonlight picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davin’s home. A cheerful evening featured games, dancing, and visits from Elda McCurdy to McIntyre friends. The Ladies Missionary Society hosted quilting and a picnic dinner at the church with many members listed, plus callers from Creekside including Misses Bftfe and Belle Duncan Hazel Fairman and Mrs. Ida Mahan of Indiana.
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Currys Run
Paul Davin
Elda McCurdy
McIntyre
Roy Fulmer
George Fulmer
Ladies Missionary Society
Working Circle
Alice Arlshouse
W. D. Rankin
Tody Rankin and Son
Harold
A. G. Miller
H.C. Kunkle
J. C. Walker
W. R. Thomas
H. L. McCurdy
W. J. Rising
Wallace Rising
Mies Jennie Peeler
Siru Jane Sell
Alta McCurdy
Jane Rising
Creekside
Bftfe
Belle Duncan
Hazel Fairman
Ida Mahan
Indiana
South Bend Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Reynolds Ramer of Pluni Creek spent part of last week with her parents Mr and Mrs O M Anderson. Lois and Georgia Spahr of Apollo visited their aunt Mrs Ira Davis. Will Boggs and daughter of Port City and Callie Stewart of Apollo were callers at the Clara Townsend home. Dorothy Anderson hosted the F T S club. Bess Wherry and her father J N Wherry and relatives toured Washington Pa. Mrs Prugh of Indiana and Mrs Eid McKinstry of Apollo visited with Harry and Lyde Moorehead. Alfred Silvis family of West Lebanon called on R A Silvis. N A Davis and family spent the week in Apollo. A picnic at Grittle park and Allshouse reunion at Erle Elkin home noted. South Bend radio listeners enjoy Rev Fred Stamm on KDKA Sundays.
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South Bend
Lois
Georgia Spahr
Apollo
Ira Davis
Will Boggs
Port City
Callie Stewart
Clara Townsend
Dorothy Anderson
F. T.S. Club
Prugh
Indiana
Eid. McKinstry
Harry and
Lyde Moorehead
Alpha Crum
W. ‘L. Crum
Shelocta
Maria
Sadie ‘Smith
Alfred Silvis
West Lebanon
R. A. Silvis
Grittle Park
M. Anderson
Erle Elkin
South Bend Radio Hstenerg
Fred
K. Stamm
KDKA
The
Reformed Church
Rochester Mills visitors tale from Falls Creek weekend
Mr. and Mrs. John Ray of Falls Creek spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller and returned home Sunday evening. Leroy Crawford and others visited relatives, with several attending the World's Pair in Chicago and returning Saturday. Mrs. J. H. Raleigh and daughters Kathryn and Lola, and ftoy Marsh of Indiana called on Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Elder Friday evening. Ivan Miller spent a week at Johnstown and Indiana, returning Saturday. Llomer Tyger and wife and Mrs. John Warner of Indiana were town visitors Sunday. G. R. Elder and daughter and Mrs. H. H. Raleigh and daughter attended the Punxsutawney show Friday night.
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John Ray
Falls Creek
Ivan Miller
Leroy ‘Crawford
Miskex Toulae Ross
Jean Dunlap
Chicago
J. H. Raleigh
Kathryn
Lola
Ftoy Marsh
Indiana
Mra
la R. Elder
Johnstown
Llomer Tyger and
John Warner
G. R. Elder
H. H. Raleigh
Punx‘gutawney
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Cosmo Hamilton
McClive
Newengaper Syndicate
Plum Creek
Strongstown
West Wheatfield
Olivet
Hawaiian Islands
United States
U. S
George
Charles Bracken Brady
Clarence Hutchison
Armagh
Percy and
Dwight Miller
Heshbon
Camp Sunshine
Bedford County
Round Top Inn
D. Vance ‘Tomb
Allentown
John Lichtenfels
Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Huston
Joseph Lichtenfels
Pitcairn
Sadie W. ‘Campbell
Washington, DC
W. E. Matthews
Oak Hill Farm
Cramer M. E. Ladies Aids Society
Dearmyne
Macon
Akron
Armagh-Cramer W. C. T. U
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Sloughfy
Mary McFeaters
Helen Falcon
Rosalie Stutzman
Jane Hutchison
Ella Black
Beaverdale
Keystone
Albert Nicholson
Blacklick
Harry Smith
M. B
Agnes ‘St.Clair
Clarence Findley
Paul Nicholson
R. B. Stutzman
Alberta Martin
W. H. ‘Nicholson
Ruth H. Matthews
R. O. Trexler
DuBois
H. L. Tinkcom
Nancy Tinkcom
June Cramer
Mildred L. Findley
Leon Rogers
Joseph H. Tinkcom
Peru
Ind
Toledo
Miss Findley
Rogers
Madeline Tinkcom
Jos. A. Shrom
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Indiana County
Indiana, PA
Bess Wherry
J. N. Wherry
Helen Wherry
Sara Wherry
Washington, Pa
Sam Beighley
Elderton
N. A. Davis
George Spahr
Rochester Mills
Patronize Progress
Silas C. Streams
Penna
Larrow and
Edelmans
Eflourf
Wingold
Goldenrod
Millers Dog
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R
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