Repressed Instincts In Love In A Mountain Cave
Professor Carl Bunbridge escapes to Berkshire country for peace and hunting but falls headlong into love with Mary Carlisle, a guest at a mountain inn. A storm drives them to a cave where, amid darkness and rain, they realize Mary was his botany student Mary Carlisle, and he finally admits love and proposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bunbridge
Car- Nile College
Berkshires
Mary
Mary Carlisle
Carl
Carlisle
Tye
Ten Year Homicide Rates Shift in Whale Country Data
Census compiled homicide death rates per 100 000 show a slight rise over the past decade with values from 1921 to 1990 ranging between 8.0 and 9.0. Suicide and auto fatality rates also climbed, while Hoffman figures detail major city comparisons in 1931 including Detroit 11.68 and New York 12.27.
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Bureau of the Census
Frederick L. Hoffman
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsburgh
Milady's Apparel Maid Inquiries Wardrobe Choices
A brief note shows Milady's Apparel discussing what maid Madaw Tha nawear today. Mary assists in selecting outfits, reflecting a domestic wardrobe planning moment.
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Milady
Madain
Madaw
Mary
Avon St Clair and the Broadway comeback tale
Ned Brocton meets Avon St Clair, star of Blemish, whose rise and fall in Broadway led to a dramatic kidnap plot. Avon plans a club outing and a show tonight, praising Tonny as a grand publicity man while worry flickers over a shoulder injury.
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Alte
Tonny
Ronny
Benedict
Shia
Indy
Mose
Ned
Avon St. Clair
Stitthe
Avon St. Chir
Zack
Hollywood
Daffy
Jimmy Golding
Ron
Broadway
Grist Min Road
Thorny
Teave N Uttle
Avon
Ned Brocton
England
Stonny
Rogny
Burial Custom in Spain Sparks Monks and Nuns Tale
A historical note says ancient Spain buried the dead in monk or nun robes by sex, leading to the claim that only monks and nuns are in Spain. The fragment hints at a recurring belief about religious garb shaping burial customs and social roles.
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Spain
Luncheon for Three In a Daring Parrot Mishap
Rosalind Townley sits at a wall table to avoid attention after a sorority ring sparks questions about marriage. A father with his baby and a mystery bachelor Uncle Powell join the scene as a parrot is swiped and a fine luncheon unfolds into a light clatter of mistaken roles and emerging bonds.
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Osalind Townley
Rosalind
Logmind
Dotty
Mary
Ted
Jones and Townley Bonding Corporation
Togalind
Herman Townley
Mildred
Fred Powell
Demean usage through English literature history
A compact note surveys the word demean meaning to lower in condition status or character. It traces origins to the sixteenth century and cites Thackeray in Vanity Fair and various authors from 1601 to 1876 who used the term in its defined senses.
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Literary Digest
Thackeray
Abbott
Burton
Barker
Davia
Rolling
Doddridge
Richardson
George Eliot
Hawthorne
Willan Blacks
Death notices Mrs Luesta Mellovern
Mrs Luesta K McGovern aged 63 died Thursday night at her son in law and daughter Bernard C O Hara’s home in North Sixth Street She had lived in Indiana 26 years and was born March 30 1870 in Rochester Mills She was married twice first to Lester Work then to P W Mellovern later moving to Indiana She was Presbyterian and active in the American Legion Auxiliary Survived by daughter Mrs O Hara two sons Valjean Work and Glenn R Work three grandchildren a sister and a brother Funeral Saturday at her late residence and interment at Rochester Mills conducted by Dr Robert L Clark
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Luesta KR. Mellovern
Rochester Mills
Luesta K. McGovern
Indiana
Bernard C. O'Hara
North Sixth Street
Rochester Milla
Jewell
Anna
Obituary notices for Hennigh Long Junkin and Edmiston
Samuel Hennigh Long aged a3 years native to Tidiana county died at his Lincoln Kansas home where he had lived since 1878 He lived near Punxsutawney before moving west His wife Anna Zeitler survives with several children and two sisters Mrs Martha Snyder and Mrs Kate Johnson Mrs Harry Junkin died suddenly at her Marion Center home Funeral services were held at her residence and burial followed at Marion Center cemetery Enma Edmiston aged 13 and granddaughter of Nina Edmiston Punxsutawney died Sunday Funeral services will be at the Edmiston home this afternoon with burial in Punxsutawney cemetery.
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Samuel Hennigh Long
Tidiana
Lincoln
Kans
Dr. Pringle
Punxsutawney
Anna Zeitler
Panx-sutawney
Martha Snyder
Rochester Mills
Kate Johnson
Cloe
Harry Junkin
Marion Center
Joseph McCulley
Westover
Harvey McCulley
Bellevernon
Enma Edmiston Emma
Boyd Edmiston
Nina Edmiston
Indiana
Royal models aid painters for portraits of kings and queens
Welsh artist Mise Lindsay Williams paints royalty using two Buckingham Palace models kept for royal portraits. The London Telegraph notes these figure models, built to exact measurements, help artists study dress details from fittings. The queen often guides attire issues and may supervise dressing.
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St. Paul's
Mise
Lindsay Willams
Buckingham Palace
London Telegraph
Frozen Aquarium Draws Thousands to Seattle Plant
Officials say a single frozen aquarium, seemingly unique in its type, has grown from informal collection to world famous attraction in Seattle drawing up to 1,500 visitors daily. Visitors brave 10 degrees below zero to walk ice corridors showcasing deep sea wonders while a curious exchange among locals adds a touch of humor to the tale.
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Seattle
Sreeang
Personal Brevities Brightens Christmas Week Gatherings
Rob ert Alker of Harslaburg and his father John Alker visit over the weekend. Dale Rosa from Cincinnati visits his parents in Thirteenth street. Miss Nellie Grey of Pittsburgh spends Christmas with her mother in Weal Philadelphia. Many locals enjoy holidays with relatives in Buffalo, Cleveland, New York, and other cities.
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Robert Alker
Harslaburg
John Alker
Schoolstieet
Dale Rosa
Cincinnati
Marry Ross
Thirteenth Street
Neliie Grey
Pittsburgh
Alex Grey
Weal
Philadelphia
Atraet
GC. A. Whitting and Sons
Hoh and Tek
Town
Tiuffalo
Bertha White
New Concord
Elizabeth Fowler
Sixth Street
George Whitmyre
Annipolis
Walter Whitmyre
Mids Francis Marth
West Philadelphia
Stract
Teachers College
New York
J. GC. Johnston
Elderton
Cleveland
Campbell
J. A. Eisenhart
Buffalo
WH. R. Lumsden
Waterstreet
G. Guiley
Harold
Alliance, O
Galley
Alice Mahan
South Sixth Street
W. Flowers
Johnstown
John 8. Wasinger
Wayne Avenue
Weasl
Church Street
Roy J G. Umburn
Ditne
Albion
N. Yu
Mya
A. W. Thawkshurst
Eleventh Street
Fred Wettling
North Sixth Street
Herbert, Behnaider
Marrishburg
John H. Kough
Shelocta
Indiana
Herbert
Russell
Detroit City College
Detroit
Mich
Mary Russell
Philadelphia Street
John Rezzolla
South Seventh Street
Thomas B. Lee
New York City
Nl. 7. McCarthy
James Black
MtKeesport
Mra. McCarthy
Paul Woolweaver
Nellie
Louise
Allee: Cunningham
R.D
Glenn ‘Clark
Coraopolis
Reed Clark
Wellsburg
W. Va
Lewis
CG. Clark
Kirby Granddon
George
South
Christmas Holiday Guests Tell of Many Local Visits
Families across Wilkes Barre and nearby towns welcomed relatives for Christmas. Among those visiting were Mr. and Mrs. John M. Daugherty with daughter Marguerita of Allentown and sister Mrs. Burhenn of Jeanette. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stto of South Sixth Street hosted John Sutton and families from Atlanta and Pittsburgh. Frank Wiggins returned from government service to spend time with his mother, Anna M. Wigging. Various Cunningham and Edmiston households also hosted relatives, sharing dinners and gifts while recovering from an injury in one home. Continuous holiday gatherings highlighted a season of reunions in the region.
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Wilkesi Barre
Holand Wachob
Westport
Lawrence’ Laytot
Philadelphia
W.C. Chapman
Washington Street
Thomas Sttto
South Sixth Street
Bell Avis
John Sutton
Bila Morse
Atlanta
Thomas Malcolm
Douglass Malcolm
Washington- Jefferson College
Wynona
Kathryn Malcolm
Pittsburgh
Walter Malcolm
Seventh St. A
Frank Wiggins
Anna M. '‘Wigging
Parkwood
Frank
United
Roger Charnock
Ninth Street
Brown
Wall
Chirnock
James Edmiston
Center Township
W. C. Patrick
Brookville
Howard P. Edmiston
Clune
J. J. Mitchell
Indiana
A Good Newspaper Offer for Indiana County Residents
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette announce subscriptions at $6.50 per year for R D residents and $6.00 per year for out-of-county residents. The offer targets Indiana county readers with a favorable pricing distinction.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Indiana County
Engagement With Danker Daughter Ends
Frank confirms engagement is off after Danker daughter showed affection, but her father proved to be an obstacle. Ernest notes she cared for him, yet the father’s opposition ended the match.
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Frank
Danker
Ernest
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