Tales and Traditions Athetics eet i. oe ILMO SCOTT WATSON TAKING A WALK
ThaManih ho o-O Tales and Traditions Athletics eet i. oe ILMO SCOTT WATSON TAKING A WALK notes that on election day in November 1936 prominent politicians from both parties may “take a walk” by not voting. It traces Hamilton’s early use of opposition, Adams’ failed reelection, and Jefferson’s rise, framing “taking a walk” as a historic political tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmckup
Alfred KE. Smith
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
John Adams
Adams
Thomas ‘Jefferson
Jefferson
Western Newspaper Union
No Sissy Chief Operator Describes Girls’ Service Spirit
A chief operator recalls how female staff endured long shifts during a spring flood. One young operator, sent home to rest, returned an hour later insisting she would not be a sissy. The story highlights the steadfast dedication of the workers.
Smicksburg Social News Highlights Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs 1 Lewis and Mr and Mrs Paul Stiteler visited Mr and Mrs Eugene Bish of Brookville on Sunday. Mrs M K Lewis, visiting Wilkinsburg relatives, returned home. H L Weaver ill for days unable to work in his garage. J B Troutman and David Edmunds on the sick list. Maurice Stear a Saturday business caller at Indiana. Mrs Angus Hoover and daughter Miss Lottie improving after illness. Lola Fulton and daughters Christine and Maxine dined with Mr and Mrs W M Crissman. Mr and Mrs Wm Beck of Indiana visited Essie Weston. M L Blacks on sick list. Ladies Aid held all day quilting at church. Jimmie Peron of Sagamore visiting grandparents Frank Uncapher and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Crayford
Indiana
H. L. Weaver
J. B. Troutman
David Edmunds
Stanley Marshall
Wilkinsburg
M. K. Lewis
Maurice Stear
Angus Hoover
Misa Lottie
Lola Fulton
Christine
Maxine
W. M. Crissman
Wm. Beck
Essie Weston
M. L
Ladies Aid
Jimmie Peron
Sagamore
Frank Uncapher
Local Social Notes Span Families and Events
Mrs H R Bee, a business caller in Punxsutawney, and Barnesboro visitors share a busy week. The Boyd Anderson family welcomed a girl, Percival Hager died suddenly, and Emogena Aughenbaugh wed Emogena’s sister’s family attended the Emporium ceremony. Families from Glen Campbell, Barnesboro, Youngstown and Emporium are noted with visits, births, a wedding, and a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree
H. R. Bee
Punxsutawney
Kenneth Beck
Barnesboro
B. R. Brilhart
John Murray
Ida Murray
Glen Campbell
Barnes
J. H. McFarland
J. W. McFarland
Emporium
Stork
Boyd Anderson
Percival Hager
H. C. Hanna
Clearfield
G. A. Aughenbaugh
Julia
Robert Tonkin
Town
Margaret McCormick
Emogena
Norman Ruby
Ernest
Youngstown
Ruby
Leslie Johnson
Veneration of Crystal Ancient belief in petrified ice and cures
The article traces Crystal’s ancient uses from healing burns and reducing swellings to a claimed milk boost for cows. A Pearson's London Weekly writer cites powdered crystal and water baths allegedly curing insanity and a belief that souls of the dead dwell in crystals. It notes Mexicana and Indian magical associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
London Weekly
Kona Hawaii District of myth and fragrance
The passage portrays Kona on the island of Hawaii as a district warmed by two great volcanoes Mauna Loa and Hualalai. It describes sweet air from guavas and coffee, a beloved land of old chiefs, and a people noted for gaiety and kindness with lush breadfruit and bright flowers. Night forests are said to echo songs and rustling gods amid coffee.
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Kona
Hawaii
Island of
Mauna Loa
Hualalai
Assyrian Love Stone Boosts Milky Cattle Harvest and Health
The agate, in various forms, was believed to protect wearers from insect bites and grant milking abundance when worn as a necklace by cows. Buried in a field corner it supposedly increased harvests. Persians credited it with victory in war and favor with women. It was thought to cure eye diseases.
Anarchism Defined in Political Theory
The text defines anarchism as the belief that government is an evil. It envisions a society where individuals produce according to their powers and receive according to their needs. It also describes its worst form as terroristic resistance to existing government and social order, tracing this phase to Bakunin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikhail Bakunim
A Good Newspaper Offer For Local and County Residents
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R D residents of Indiana county at 650 dollars per year, while out of county subscriptions cost 6000 dollars annually.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Taken by Mystery Apartment Sublet Romance
Carlisle Henderson arrives at a 48th Street furnished three room flat and reunites with Alice in a refined apartment. She reveals she advertised the unit at a high price to lure him, while Cassie insists the place is taken as a man arrives eager to view it.
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Arlisle Henderson
48Th St
West
Alice
Carlisle
Cassie
Honeymoon Visit and Local Happenings in Marion Center
Marion Center residents share news on visits and illnesses. Captain Clair Lowman and family spent part of their honeymoon with his parents in Indiana. Miss Audrey Barr aided Brackenridge schools. Mrs. Hallie Holt improved after illness. other locals like Zella Kuntz and Wilson Thomas are noted as ill or recently improved. Local events include a bank lobby remodeling and a plant sale by the Ladies Bible class at the M A church. Gene Thomas plans to open a radio store. the community welcomes guests from Indiana and Cherryhill township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Clair Lowman
Ansonia, Cottn
Indiana
Glenn, Amog
Samuel Miller
Audrey ‘Barr
Brackenridge
N. @. Barr
Hallie Holt
Flora Ross
Marion Center National Bank
Zella Kuntz
Wilson Thomas
B. W. Thomas
Rayne Township
Ladies Bible
M. 4
Will C. Griffith
Joan
W. H. Hopkins
East Main Street
Thomas Davidson
Local residents host weekend calls and visits in area
Paul Schrecengost of Philadelphia spent the weekend with his parents. Todd and family joined various locals in Vandergrift. Glenn Meyer and families, the Dunmire and Wray households, and several Jamison relatives appear in Sunday gatherings. Shady Plain, Apollo, Muddy Run, and Vandergrift are among the communities-mentioned social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schrecengost
Philadelphia
J. C. Schrecengost
J. H. Christy
Todd
Vandergrift
Glenn Meyer
John Meyer
Robert Dunmire
Robert, Jr
Raymond
Ivyan
North Apollo
Daniel Wray
Shady Plain
A. M. Jamison
J. R. Jamison
J. ©. Schrecengost
D. Schrecengost
Nelson
Murray Meyer
Myers
Sarah Walker
Olivet
W. B. Smith
Dons
Merle
W. B. Porter
Near South Bend
Harry Johns
Indiana
W.B
J. R. Smith
Everton
Frank Coleman
J. T. Jamison
Anna Smith
Harry Jamison
Dewayne Kingensmith
Mra
A. KE
Kilngengmith
Curry Run Sunday School Plans Next Week
CURRY RUN reports Sunday school will be held next Sunday at 10 00 with no preaching services until February 28. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Archie Rising as the first girl in a family of three boys. Mrs Robert Evans visited Brushvalley friends last week. Flu patients in the area are able to be out again. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnston and daughter Mary Jane spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs I J Sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Run
Atork
Archie Rising
Robert Evans
Brushvalley
Kenneth Johnston
Mary Jane
I. J. Sell
Nippon Visitor Sparks Mutual Interest in U.S. Affairs
A Nippon visitor notes growing Japanese interest in American affairs while observers in Portland Oregon see a reciprocal curiosity. The exchange hints at expanding international attention and dialogue between Japan and the United States.
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Nippon Saga
Portland
Oregonian
Community Notes and Visits in Cherryhill Township
Ida Burkeyplle visited Etta Houck. Cherry Tree visits. Chief Strong Fox from Cayuga lectured on Indian customs with dances. Twenty four Mill School Band members from Vandergrift. Cherryhill P T A meets Feb 12. Doyle Kyock birthday gathering. Dramatics Club to present mystery comedy later this month. Preaching at Brethren church Feb 14 at 11. Mr and Mrs Gordon Burg weekend in Cookport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bush
Cherry Tree
Chief Strong Fox
New York
Matilda Bartlebaugh
Mis
Jennie Coy
Harvey Brown
Ralph Jamison
Vandergrift
Mill
Bryd~en
Cherryhill Township
Ralph McQuown
Clymer
P.T.A
Doyle Kyock
C.A. Sloughty
Indiana
Dramatics Club
Cherryhill Township High School
Gordon Burg
Burg
Young
Cookport
The
Brethren Church
Marriage as a Queer Exchange in Society
A witty quip notes marriage as a social contract where a woman trades many flirtations for the commitment of one spouse. The remark reflects attitudes of courtship and gender roles, highlighting the exchange rate of romantic attention in contemporary society.
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Lewis
Paul Stiteler
Eugene Bish
Brookville
Robert
HH. A. Trimmer
C. O. Berkeypile
Jo Ann
J. E. Long
Frank Pollock
East Mahoning Township
Girty
Abraham Lincoln
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Penn Run
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Etta Houck
Indiana Hardware CO
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Parnell, Cowher & CO. Insurance
Citizens Bank
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