Damon and Pythias in a Devious Love Scheme
In this dramatic scene Branson King faces a test of loyalty as a planned elopement with his friend's wife becomes a ruse. Earle Warren returns with his wife and cousin Emma Steele, revealing a staged deception by the women to expose the men. King forgives Emma after a tense confrontation, and both couples reconcile amid mixed taunts and congratulations.
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Mr. King
Earle
Hleye
Pacific Coast
Damon
Earle Warren
Harle
Branson King
Pythias
Wotai
Batan
Stanton
Stanton King
Emma Steele
Ellen
King
Mrs. Warren
Miss Steele
Indiana Markets Price Updates From Pittsburg Market
Market notes list fluctuating prices for CORN YELLOW SHELLED OATS HAY BUTTER CHEESE and meats including cattle calves hogs and sheep. Details show varied bids such as prime cattle $6.00 to $6.25, feeders $2.75 to $3.50, veals $6.50 to $8.50, hogs $6.40 to $6.65, and lambs $5.65 to $5.75 with assorted dairy and grain prices across Butter Cheese and flour products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Timothy
New York
New
Ohio
Republicans Urge Unified Campaign for Congress
James R. Shexman, chairman, calls on Republicans to collaborate with the Republican National Congressional Committee. The campaign should emphasize the party's record and Theodore Roosevelt's achievements, funded by $1 subscriptions. Subscribers will receive the Republican National Campaign Text Book and related documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
James
Shexman
P O. Box
New York
Too Much of a Good Thing to Kick About
A Chicago Record-Herald exchange panel mocks country travel and bargain prices, contrasting a favorable farm stay with low lake-area costs and arguing against mosquitos and malaria. A front window ad threads into a separate piece about low laundry and barber prices, while another vignette notes the county fair set for September with a 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpkins
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago
Deaths and obituaries from Blairsville district notices
Miss Mary A. McClusky died at home on West Philadelphia street after a stroke on June 1. She was 68 and left a sister Mrs. Fleck and brother R. E. McClusky. Funeral at her home with interment in Oakland cemetery. Also notes on Sarah Galbreath Fackender of Sligo, James M. Hadfield of Blairsville, Joseph Pittman of Cherrytree, Mrs. Wyncoop of Marion Center, Mrs. Elgin Rhea of Saltsburg, Mrs. Sarah McCluhen of Strongs ton, Dr. R L McCurdy of Freeport, infant son of Mr and Mrs William Gette of Ernest, and Mrs. C J Jackson of Carthage Missouri.
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Mary A. McClusky
West Philadelphia
Miss McClusky
A. L. McClusky
West Ma‘honing Township
H. M. Fleck
Marion Center
R. E. McClusky
Homestead
M. Welch
W. J. Wilson
Oakland Cemetery
Sarah Galbreath Fackender
Sligo
Clarion County
John Bush
Leah
Pittsburg
Robert
Floy
Frank Myers
Samuel
Leah Galbreath
Florence Klingensmith
Town
John Galbreath
Rayne Township
James Condron
Punxsutawney
Bess
James M. Hadfield
Blairsville
MVE
Order of American Mechanics
Knights of Maccabees
Joseph Pittman
Cherrytree
Reese Harris
Johnstown
Nicholas Beck
Matthew Wyncoop
Harvey Lightcap
East Mahoning Township
Harry
New York City
Edward
Elgin Rhea
Saltsbury
George H
Austin Weamer
Avonmore
Irwin
Lloyd
Theodosia
Saltsburg
Sarah: mcCluhen
Strongston
R. Godhnour
Conemaugh
Ida Stiles
Dilltown
Bilarche Stiles
Strongstown
William Gette
Ernest
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Damon and
Indiana
Walter
Richmond Dispatch
Mary A. M'Clusky
James MS. Hadfield
Mre
Mrs, Elgin Rhea
Sarah M'Clahen
R. L. M’curdy
R. L. McCurdy
Freeport
R. C. McCurdy
Livermore
C. J. Jackson
J. Jackson
Carthage
R. J. Marshall
Wilson & Wood’s
Efair
Douglas
Courtilson & Woo
Indiana, Pa
the Savings & Trust Co
PENNA
John A. Scott
S. M. Jack
John
Fisher Henry Hall
D. H. Tomb
J. Wood Clark
Geo. T. Buchanan
Elder Peeler
L. W. Robinson
J. N. Stewart
Conklin
P.S
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Mills
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
THE
Cunningham CO
Armour's
Lister
Hoosier
Brookville
Timothy Seed
Frank Douglass
Gibson & Lewis
Church and
Ninth Streets
Johnston Reaper
Surrey
Indiana County
Packard
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