Ships to Nowhere in a New Orleans Street Tale
A gaunt figure and a wary observer trail a former attorney known as Martinque through Canal and Royal toward Jackson Square. Readings of a prison escape, pursuit, and a police sting unfold as a waterfront finale looms with a tramper’s call and a man named Big Tim Clancy guiding the case toward a river bound departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal and Royal
Filcher
Fischer
Tike
Jackson Square
Margaret
Pilcher
Lsten
Baton Rouge
Oet
John Philip Martinque
New Orleans
Davis A. Morrisey
Martinque
Margaret Orsatti
Tila
Martingue
Mare Hague
Hlm
Ridley
Fitcher
Win Clancy
Rags Tilcher
Wilder
Big Tim
Bestles
Acrosa
Tim
O'Malley
Clancey
Bridget
Puerto
Mick
Guatemala
Big Joe Cronin
Port Eads
Drought Forces Shift From Horses To Tractors Says UPI
A United Press analysis reports drought pressures will push farms toward motorized work as horse numbers decline for fifteen years and mule numbers fall nine. Rising feed prices curb work animal return, while tractor and truck makers push mechanization. cotton farming in the South lags behind due to reliance on mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
United Press
Bowma Village Drowned by New Hume Dam Rise
The Bowma village in New South Wales faces submersion with the completion of the 27.5 million Hume dam on the Murray River. Snowmelt will fill a reservoir of 33,000 acres surface, storage capacity 1,250,000 acre feet, and Bowma will vanish beneath the future waters. additional lifting gates may be installed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Murray
New South Wales
Bowma
South Alps
Murray River
Kansas City Woman Reveals Bumper Crop of Teeth
A young Kansas City patient discovered hundreds of extra teeth hidden in her mouth after a roentgenogram revealed teeth embedded in gums and under the palate. The abnormal growth included teeth as small as a grain and caused severe pain before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Letter From afar Teacher's guide on 1 Peter citizenship duties
Lesson explains Christian conduct as pilgrims and sojourners, urging abstinence from fleshly lusts, respectful behavior among non believers, and duties of earthly citizenship. It covers submission to civil rulers, honoring others, love among believers, fearing God, honoring the king, and preparing for judgment. Emphasizes suffering's role and God's will as life’s regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jesus Christ
God
Nero
Satan
Christ
Fellowship With God Heartfelt Plea for Deeper Bond
A fragment emphasizes mental movement and religious activity of life as a sincere plea for closer fellowship with God. The lines suggest a call to deepen spiritual commitment and nurture a sweeter connection through devotion and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Need of the Day on Renaissance of Character and Faith
A reflection on today’s greatest need a renaissance of character among people and a revival of obligation as debts acknowledged with honesty and of faith that impels helping others rather than hiding from duty.
Belief Imperative An Optimistic View on Life
An optimistic piece argues life should be framed by belief in human immortality, presenting a hopeful outlook anchored in faith and purpose. The text discusses how belief shapes resilience, meaning, and daily conduct, urging readers to embrace hope as a guiding force.
Voice and Light Bring Hearing and Sight to Franklin Exhibit
At Franklin Institute Philadelphia visitors hear their own voice via a telephone link and see it replayed as light waves. Loaned devices from Bell and AT&T show sound bottled in a retention chamber and reproduced in tone and volume. The display includes a light guided by mirrors and a black hooded screen, plus vacuum tube amplifiers and a wave filter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell System
Science Museum
Philadelphia
Franklin Institute Museum
Theuseum
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hall of Electrical Communications
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Walnut
Community Notables Share Weekend Visits and Illness News
Mr and Mrs Clark Peffer hosted and visited relatives across town while Dr Ebert Simpson of Butler travels to Florida for health reasons. Several families including Hugag Shields Beck Gaul and Sutter groups hosted guests. Mrs Jay Hamilton and Mrs Clayton Palmer are reported sick. others visited kin in Rossiter Bradford Kane Rochester Mills Clairton and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert Simpson
Butler
Flora States
Florida
Simpson
Jay Hamilton
Clayton Palmer
Clifford Sutter
Sportsburg
D. B. Sutter
Lone C. Sherry
Edgar Shore
Coalport
Blair Gaul
Etta Sherry
James Marsh
Indiana
Geo. Langes
Frank Beck
Johnstown
John Parson
Rochester Mills
J. B. Sutter
Edward ‘Hugas
Quay Shielda
Hugh Clay
Wilber and
David
Bradford
Kane
Curry a Run Installation for New Pastor
Installation services for Rev. J. M. Walker will be at the church on Thursday evening February 14 at 7 30. Multiple local residents visited family and friends this week including Nancy Fleming, I J Wood, Johnston Fisher and the Ball Johnston households. Roy Fulmer, a fur dealer, is in New York this week buying furs while Alberta Fulmer stays with her parents. Men of the congregation have been at work installing new lights in the church this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currya
J. M. Walker
Nancy Fleming
I. J. Wood
Roy Fulmer
New York
John Shearer
Mra. Carson
Johnston Fisher
Arthur Hanna
J. J. Ball
Kenneth Johnston
Indiana
Clitford Wilson
Emceline McCombs
Sabbath visitors and social notes from local area
Sabbath guests figure prominently as many families from Saltsburg Pitcairn Watsons Ridge Homer City and Blairsville visit Carrie Elricks Deans Clawson Paul Lowman and Jennie Sandles in a weekend gathering for Mrs Sandles seventy ninth birthday including Albert Coleman Glenn Coleman Martha Sandles Anna Camely and others with church services led by Rev Good of Quechburg next Sabbath at 1 15 and church at 2 30 plus various trips to New Alexandria Vandergrift Apollo Jeannette and Pittsburgh in attendance or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
H.C. Cunningham
Saltsburg
Carrie Elricks
Wesley Lakehart
Pitcairn
Dean Clawson
Wilbur
Pittsburgh
Luella
Betty Shearer
Watsons Ridge
Glenn Coleman
Martha
Salisburg
Harry Coleman
Will Stewart
Near Town
Meade Lowman
Homer City
Paul Lowman
Carl Compton
Leila
Goldie Compton
New Alexandria
Mary Speedy
Vandergrift
Apollo
Good
Quechburg
J. ¥. Clawson
Shirley
Jeannette
Albert Coleman
Billy Treese
Albert Sandles
Slickville
Anna ‘Camely
Harry, George
Albany
N. Y
Will Kier
Lyle
Verona
David Ewing
Betty Ann Stahl
Cora Sandles
Nelson Anderson
Blairsville
Jennie Sandles
Local Notices From Lewisville and Surrounding Areas
Sabbath annovativity o clock followed by preaching on Feb 17. Ladies finished quilting the flower garden quilt by the missionary society at Mrs J L Diven's home. Various residents, visitors and family members from Livermore Blairsville New Kensington Shelocta Latrobe participated in local errands calls and social visits throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Diven
The
Missionary Society
Robert Compton
New Kennington
Lee Graham
Blairsville
Alex Graham
Merle Howser
Wm. Fleming
Shelocta
Mra
J, M. Speedy
Town
A. P. Wiggins
Parkwood
Dwight Barkley
Dwight, Jr
Livermore
W. F. Barkley
Gueats
W. B. McGinley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keena, DD
Ember of Paculty
Moody ‘Bible Stute
Chicago
Western ‘Newspaper Union
Franklin Museum
Clark Peffer
Elmer Peffer
Frank Robinson
Big Run
EB. Hugag
Elmer Shields
Clark ‘Peffer
M. Shields
Cullen Dodd
Barbara
Clairton
Lester Sutter
Mangus Sprankle
C. E. Sprankle
Lewisville
BUICK
M. A.C
Indiana Motor Co
Pontiac, Sates
North Eighth Street
Penna
Kinney Stephens
Threshers
Parnell, Cowher & Co. General Insurance Agents
Citizens Bank Building
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