Secret dash to marry rocks Anita in hotel Admiral lounge
In a Hollywood style subplot, actor Mark Mansfield hurries north to marry Anita French after a cryptic note. Anita, awaiting him in Los Angeles Hotel Admiral lounge, reads news that Mansfield left for San Francisco to wed, while speculation swirls about her father's disapproval and the couple's plan.
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Ark Mansifield
Ap Fh Satoh
Mark
Studio I
Sarah
Anita
San Francisco Post
Mansfield
Jand
Scott
Surah
Frisco
Oliver
Dr. B. Johnson
Satoh
Gladstone
French
Nevada
Grand Central Airport
J. J. Johnson
J. B
Popu
Examiner—city News Room
Anita French
Seventh Street
Broadway
Los Angeles
Hotel
Father
Seaveu
Mark Mansfield
Pacific Airways
San Francisco
Mark Mansfeld
Martinet
Moror
Miniature English Silver Exhibit at Pennsylvania Museum
The Boston Transcript notes an exhibition of over forty tiny English silver pieces at the Pennsylvania Museum of Art. The pieces illustrate design changes from Charles to George II and fuel a long debate whether miniatures were toys for royal children or working models for larger works.
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Pennsylvania Museum of Art
Boston ‘Transcript
Philadelphia
Charles
George Til
Henry I
France
Bavaria
Senator Sherman of Ohio at Republican conventions
The Famous Shermans Senator Sherman of Ohio was a brother of the great general William Tecumseh Sherman. His personal trait contrasted with the jovial disposition of the general. Senator Sherman’s name was presented to the Republican national conventions of 1880, 1884 and 1888 as a presidential candidate, but he never secured the party’s nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Ohio
Den
Wiliam Tecumseh Sherman
Sealed Train Windows Pledge For Future Rail Cars
Canadian National Railways magazine describes future railway carriages with sealed windows and filtered air. The air will be cleaned and renewed, maintaining constant temperature and dust-free conditions, promising near odorless travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Local social notes and upcoming reunions in Ebensburg area
A parade of visitors and guests fills Ebensburg and surrounding towns from Catawba to Pasadena with attendance at family homes and a Cable reunion at Midget camp. Among those noted are Elma Mack, Alfred Andersons, Janet Humphhes, Dorothy Minerd, and many others visiting relatives, plus plans for Bethel and Bennett-Lear reunions on Aug 25 and a Brethren temperance play at Uniontown. The Brethren convention runs Aug 22 to 24 with Rev. John Clawson among speakers. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer a $6.50 rate to R. D. readers.
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Alfred Anderson
Salisburg
Clyde Anderson
John B. Boyle
Janet Humphes
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur Bowser
Gilbert James
Little Son
Tarentum
Robert Brett
Pinkerton
Johnstown
Mesgers
Davis
Evans
Griffith
Mutual Protection Pire Insurance Co
Ebensburg
Orrie Boyle
Marion Marsh
William Penn Highway
John Clawson
Pittsburgh
Tillie Croll
Greensburg
Edwin Croll
Bethel
Bethel Church
Weldon Brendlinger
Edgewood School For
Robert Brendlinger
Albert Singer
Salix
Round Top
June Cowpersthwaite
William Cowpersthwaite
Akron
Mary Parks
George Liebold
Near Town
Brethren Sunday School
Wherry
Margaret Robertson
Alfred Robinson
Bolivar
Chicago
The
Brethren Church
Uniontown
Managing Canadian Indians
The Indian affairs department in Ottawa administers all Canadian Indians. Provinces are divided into agencies with several reserves. An Indian agent oversees residents in his agency while farm instructors promote agriculture on reserves. Each band has its own elected government with a chief and councillors serving three year terms. No band may have more than one chief and fifteen headmen, with two headmen for every two hundred Indians.
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Department of Indian Affairs
Ottawa
Constantine Sunday Edict Issued March 7 Loaned $21
The report cites Constantine the Great and Emperor Allies. the Sunday edict instructs city magistrates and residents to shut workshops on the venerable day of the sun while allowing agricultural work in the countryside to continue. The calendar’s sowing and planting timing is stressed to prevent loss of heavenly bounty.
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Constantine
Alleguata
Helpldius
Making Cellophane Named Trade Name and Invention History
The text notes that Making Cellophane is the registered trade name of a product by a company in this country and several European firms. It describes the material as viscose sheets rather than threads, a rayon made from wood pulp sheets via a secret process after treatments including sodium hydroxide and carbon disulfide. The original cellophane was invented by a Frenchman in the Vosges region of France between 1900 and 1908.
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Europe
Vosges
France
Hosea’s Love and Israel’s Backsliding Narrative
A historical lesson on Hosea’s marriage allegory to Israel, detailing God’s unwavering love despite apostasy. It covers Israel’s prosperity leading to luxury and idolatry, the unfaithful wife Gomer as a symbol, God’s chastisement, and the urgent call to repentance with promises of healing and divine renewal. The lesson traces God’s beginning love, teaching Israel to walk, and the hoped for restored relationship with Ephraim.
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Hosea
Israel
Jeroboam I
Fiosea
Laraci
Gomer
Gan
Egypt
Gou
Ephraim
Asshur
Assyria
Preserve the Church Across Generations Quote
A fragment quotes Martin Luther affirming enduring church presence with the line I am with you always even into the end of the world. The text frames predecessors and descendants as unable to fully preserve the church yet anchors faith in steadfast divine support.
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Glao
M. Luther
Needs No Defence. Spurgeon on defending the Bible
The preacher H. Spurgeon responded to a question about defending the Bible by saying that the text can defend itself and should be allowed to stand on its own merits. He asserted there is no need for a human defense to bolster its claims.
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H. Spurgeon
Highland Commandery Members Meet for Annual Pilgrimage
Bricksburg reports Highlands Commandery No 336 Knights of Malta members gathering at J L Condron's home on August 18 for their annual pilgrimage. Attendees include H T Phillips N Walker G A Condron J P Wagner and others along with H M Glenn's guests from Youngstown and visitors from Pittsburgh and Verona.
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Peter Bruce
W. R. Mac- Masters
W. ©. Krisher
J. B. McCollum
A. J. Young
A. B. Peoples
A. C. Smith
Joe Hoodings
Willa, Walcroft
D. A. Jeckley
Edward Jourd
Shower of Help After Carnahan Fire Loss
About seventy five neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Carna han Tuesday evening to render aid and deliver a wash of useful household articles after their house and most furnishings were destroyed by a recent fire. Betty Sell visited her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lewis in Smicksburg. Hida and Myrtle May McCurdy stayed with friends in Five Points and Sagamore. Mr. and Mrs. Perry McCreight Mrs. Darhl McCreight and Harry McCurdy attended the Atwood reunion last Saturday. Mrs. H. L. McCurdy visits Vandergrift with D. G. Shaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Elkin
State College
Stanley Marshall
Wilkinsburg
Louise Stiteler
M. K. Lewis
Turney Crissman
Pittsburgh
Wm. Crissman
Stork
John McCormick
Harry Elkin
Dave Elkin
David Edmunds
Thomas Edmunds
Lola Fulton
Indiana
D. M. Carnahan
Betty Sell
Russell Lewis
Smicksburg
Hida
Myrtle May McCurdy
Five Points
Sagamort
Perry MccCreight
Darhl McCreight
Harry McCurdy
Atwood
H. L. McCurdy
D. G. Shaner
Vandereritt
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Progress and
Pittsburgh Peat- Gazette
R. D
Rev. P
Ppawater
Mendy ‘Bible Ute
Western Newapaner Foton
Howea
God
John
Christ
Bricksburg
H. M. Glenn
Clair Weston
Guard Smith
Elmer Lettie
Youngstown
Mary
Betty Badie
Thomas Edmandes
Mildred
Lutheran Sunday School
Wilse Neal Grove
North Point
Wim. Condron
Fenton Means
Punxsutawney
Gladys Edmunds
Ruth Edmunds
L. A. Caseby
Wm. Sloppey
Sykesville
Belle Condron
Margaret
Clarence
Verona
J. l. Condron
Wm. Linton
W. A. Ward
Elizabeth Stoneback
Wm. McMillen
N. S. Baughman
C. C. Smith
Wm. Christenson
Plumville
Beracha
J. Ross Hamilton
Saltsburg
Charles Grater
Major
Charles Albert
Josephine Albert
Howard Albert
Phoenixville
Albert
J. A. Shrom
Currys Run
Penn-Indiana Brewing Co
Eleventh and
Oak Streets
Indiana, PA
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
Indiana Progress
Pennsylvania
Poultry Tribune
Country Home
the Progress
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