Uncle Jim and Joan Attend A Ball Game Split by Bert Franklin
In a lively scene a niece Joan Crandell and her stern Uncle Jim Crandell ride to a ball game. Bert Franklin, a pitcher, becomes the focal point as Jim roots loudly for the home team while Joan hopes for Bert to impress, amid family tension and a tense eighth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Crandell
Joan
Jim Crandell
Su Hiumter
Crandell
Jim
Bim
Uncle Jim
Bert
Franklin
Lert
Shen
Juan
Vert Franklin
Jock
Tommy
Urey
Tim
Graunler
Min
Bert Franklin Smow
Tern
Bert Franklin
Bert Pruklin
Mysterious Personality probe hints at Archibald Rutledge
A cryptic note questions a mysterious personality and whether the true character can ever be fully known. It suggests Archibald Rutledge as a possible figure, praising patience honesty and generosity in inquiry amid uncertain identity.
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Archibald Rutledge
Growth Ray Growth Gains Reported by Scientist
British scientist Wrof A M Low says evidence of Growth Rays grows daily though still not proven. He notes life may be affected by known and unknown rays, referencing fermentation work and experiments showing onion roots respond despite a quartz barrier. Water does not block the rays, only thick glass or gelatin.
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Wrof
A. M. Low
London
The
United Press
Low
Acientific
Atmehule Science
Olive Wood Symbol of Wealth and Peace in Solomon's Temple
The olive tree wood was prized for strength and beauty and used by Solomon's workmen for pillars doors and posts in the first temple. It symbolized prosperity and peace traced from Noah, with olive oil noted as the sacred oil though other mineral oils were known in the region.
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First Temple
Laly Land
Jordan Valley
Dyeing Living Trees with Aniline Dyes for Study
Scientists have dyed living trees with various aniline dyes for over 30 years to observe sap flow. Attempts have been made to commercialize, focusing on birch, beech, and maple sapwood. A key problem is achieving even color throughout the tree, so the material is cut into small colored items like buttons and umbrella handles.
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Materaal
Goethe and Carlyle The two masters linked by translation enduring
William Lyon Phelps books praise Carlyle for translating Goethe's William Meister in a landmark version. He notes Carlyle's limited German, yet his honesty and industry made the translation unequaled, linking two geniuses across time.
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Goethe and
Carlyle
Goethe
William Meister
Thomas Carlyle
Wlliam Lyon Phelps
Helium Facts From Early Scientific Notes
Helium is an inert gas discovered by astronomers and physicians in the sun over twenty five years before isolation on earth. It escapes Earth’s gravity, is nonflammable, noncorrosive, and makes up four parts per million of the atmosphere. It does not combine with other elements, results from radium disintegration, and is found in rocks and minerals in small quantities.
Muckross Abbey Texts and Echoes of a Quiet Ruin
An uneven fragment evokes Muckross Abbey with vague notes of Dorit McCarthy and Praneisean friars. It speaks of preserved walls and hidden instruments, a lake moonlit scene, and a solemn, shadowed landscape that recalls Ireland’s historic ruin.
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Muckross Abbey
Muckross
Dorit McCarthy
McChuathy Moore
Ireland
CHAMBERSVILLE and Bell Company News Mixed Local Notes
CHAMBERSVILLE area reports Saturday visits by Z F Love and Chas Wohler in Indiana and several local family visits over the weekend. Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania reports a "gratifying" year with 1,276,866 telephones in operation at year end, up 67,777, including 65,170 from property deals and 9,607 new installations. Total plant additions exceed $40.5 million, central office equipment at $82.25 million, and total wire mileage reaching 5,587,051 miles, with lead sheathed cables over 95 percent.</s>
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Bell, Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Leonard H. Kinnard
Hibiscus Signals Danger Across Hawaii Streets
In Hawaii the hibiscus blooms widely with about 2000 varieties. Honolulu features daily floral arrangements in the governor’s office, and red hibiscus are used as danger signals on roads and from trucks to warn pedestrians. A long-term prisoner gardener maintains a one yard diameter bouquet of 900 blooms there each morning.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Burnt Musical Genius Inspired by Celtic Airs
Grace Rhys describes Burns as a genius whose daily work as a plowman fed his musical talent. A wandering line or ancient ballad would spark a strand of verse, weaving into entrancing Celtic melodies that made him beloved worldwide.
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Burns
Grace Rhys
Mark Twain Anecdote About a Goat Joke
A playful anecdote recalls Mark Twain busy in his study and his daughter answering a caller by proudly saying he is in but upstairs riding a nanny goat, turning a quiet moment into a humorous street tale.
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Mark Twain
Daddy
Mr. Clemens
What Would Happen Parade Fire Alarm Wonder
The Emporia Gazette quotes Bill Lomatine, president of the Spic and Argy club, explaining his parade fascination. He notes his curiosity about what would occur if a fire alarm sounded during a downtown procession, revealing his philosophical view on rituals and risk.
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Bill Lomatine
Spic and Argy Club
Emporia Gazette
Purist spelling quibbles and cranks in wartime quips
In a witty European style piece, readers debate English spelling and the familiar American practice of dropping the letter U in color and labor. The text playfully catalogues objections and perishes with a quip about rightness versus power, noting sharp lines and media chatter.
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Tresenvel
Armagh Social Roundup Prominent Local Visitations
Local families host relatives from Blairsville Indiana Johnstown and Latrobe over weekend. School basketball against Blairsville on Blairs ville floor. Valentine social planned February 14 1931 at William Penn Grange hall. W W C quilting day and St Clair family band entertainment announced. Several residents visit relatives and attend church events around town.
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Mack
Clark Ray
Hlumville
Blairsville
Lester Matthews
Ruth Jean
Indiana
G. R. McMullen
M.B. Church
Anderson Tomb
Burniser
Lora Neasley
E. M. Ling
Leo Shingler
Johnstown
Scott Rogers
William Penn Grange Hall
Hollingsworth
Everett McGory
Apollo
Chanele Ling
June Cramer
Pittsburgh
Warren Spare
Seward
Elon Tomb
H. RB. Falcon
R. T. Hutchinson
Fannie Tomb
Latrobe
Mary Tomb
J. C. Walker
M. M. Akey
Wm. Brandon
Perry McCreight
Ida Berkeypile
Wade Berkeypile
Donald
Ideal
Dida McCurdy
Homer City
St. Clair
Curry’s Run
W. J. Rising
Lisle Thomas
Sabbath visitors and weekend trips around Elders Ridge
Clarksburg residents visit kin near Elders Ridge and New Alexandria while others travel for schooling in Bridgeport Connecticut and Indiana. James Fulton suffers influenza while a New York court hears a case with a man named Abie Cohen. Ed Edmunds quotes reminisce on vision and efficiency, and a proverb ends the column.
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Harry Coleman
Ed Shearer
Elders Ridge
LaRee
Donald Speedy
Dan Cribbs
Carl Fleming
W. D. Coleman
Bridgeport
George Lydie
Clinton
A. C. Lydie
New Alexandria
Mary Speedy
Mabel
Synthia Cribbs
Indiana
M. A. Fulton
C. Cunningham
Clare, Marshall
James Fulton
A. I. Noya
New York
Abie Cohen
Marion Center Coal Mining Company Sheriff Sale Notice
The notice details sale of all real and personal property including buildings machinery railroads tools and plant components of the Marion Center Coal Mining Company. It covers estates waters easements licenses and franchises held by the corporation and is executed in Indiana Pennsylvanian court proceedings led by The Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities.
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Marion Center Coal Mining Company
Inj Equity
Jae
Pennsylvania Company
Rpisher & Ruddock
Indiana
Multiple property foreclosures in Indiana County Pa
Notices detail the sale of numerous tracts in Indiana County including parcels in the Third Ward Indiana Borough and Montgomery and Conemaugh townships. The listings cover rights and claims of various defendants with detailed boundaries and prior deeds, all to be sold by the sheriff with payment and redemption terms specified.
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Mollie Kerr
Borough of
Indiana
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
School
Uhureh
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsbburgh Railway Company
Sarah Harshberger
Heth Lowman
Heth Lowmaan
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Company
E. Huber
Molly Kerr
Indiana County
Thomas
Huber
Laura B
F Hlmhr Ellis
Thomas Elmer Ellis
Third Ward
Rbfe McCreight
Samantha E. Oatman
School Street
Bills Mill
Margaret J. Sprankle
Ramantha
Ostman
Thomas Milner Hillis
David Wills
Griffith Ellis
Anna Laura Ellis
Recorder's Office
Indiana Couriery
First National Bank
Cherry Tree
H. C. Peddicord
Hazel Peddicord
Warren W. Spicher
Spicher
Catherine Spicher
Devisee and Terre
Montgomery
Hillsdele
Budnden
W. H. Buterbaugh
Suit of Farmers & Merchants Bank
Cherrytree
Ig21
R. J. Plynn
G. E. Gordon
Conemaugh
County
Ridge Avenue
Clarksburg Public Road
Said Avenue
Said Avenue, North 27 Degrees 20 Minutes West 108 Feet To Lot No. 3
Lot No. 3
Edward O'Neal
R. J. Flynn
G. B. Gordon
James M. KeeJey
Indioe County
James
Keeley
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William Buggey
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John Cuddy
Atwood
Axel
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Armagh
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J. W. Cunningham
Elda McCurdy
S. S. District No. 11
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Elizabeth
Henson
John O'Neal
Salisburg
Sarah Jamison
Blacklegs
James P. Watson
Conemaugh Coal Company
Dennis Gaines
James M. Keeley
Saltsburg
Batente County
M. T. Guiste
Burrell Township
James Mitchell
Jane Gaston
M. ‘T. Guiste
M. 'F. Guiste
John Monroe
Black Lick
James Gardner
Seymore Street
Said Street
Monroe T. Guiste
Goldie Pearl Bepler
Christy Philip Bepler
George Shapiro
H. B. Glass
Pierce
J. & Nippehs
Sumner Graf
Blacklick
Campbells Mills
William Nippes
J. C. Nippes
William M. Nippes
Tllen Nippes
Nippes
Baker's Mills
Lins
Charles Williams
Josephine M. Shields
W. C. Nippes
Highland Street
J. W. C. Nippes
First National Bank of
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