Peter Finds a Way to a Midnight Reunion
Agnes leaves Florida after a fight with Peter and returns to a cottage on Maroma Island. She discovers Peter in Lilian’s house, squabbles turn to attraction, and a broken car spurs a midnight plan to marry. The pair end the night in each other’s arms with a remarriage license in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnes Markey
Get
Florida
Agnes
Cabbage Palm
Peter
Lilian
Dillan
Mamma
Peter Bennett
Maroma
Togettiar
Leaf-Fish Lays Low to Ambush Small Prey in Amazon
A South American leaf fish of dull brown color mimics a dead leaf to lure smaller fish. It drifts near the surface with head down and tail up, striking quickly when a prey comes close. Spawning occurs under plant leaves with eggs attached and a parent fanning to aerate and clean them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Amazon
Nce
Acre Comes Under Scrutiny in Land Use Language
The piece traces the historical and literary use of acre in plural form for lands and estates, noting shifts from open country origins to defined plots. It cites Tudor and Victorian examples and warns against loose usages like acres of real face and an acre of wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
General Thompson
Carlyle
Frederick the Great
Prince Eugene
Mint Cultivation Shifts Westward Across States
Commercial mint culture began in New York's Wayne County over a century ago, but declined as fertile muck lands in Michigan and the Indian territories proved better. Recently western Washington, Oregon, and California offer favorable growing conditions, expanding the industry. Mint oils and leaves are widely used in medicinal products as well as candies gums and toothpastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Whyne County
New York
Michigan
Washington
Oregon
California
Tonnage Defined in World Shipping Standards
The article explains tonnage as the measure used for dock dues pilots and insurance. It traces origins to wine capacity and notes current rules use hull volume and net tonnage after deducting spaces like engine rooms and crew quarters. In warships tonnage reflects water displaced by the hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Eskimos Origins and disputed classification
The Eskimos are described as marginally known and historically labeled by others. Some scholars peg them as Mongolian stock or ocean-crossing peoples near the Bering Strait, while many anthropologists see them as a North American Indian group, possibly among the oldest Indian races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aretle Circle
Beringatral
White making material lets hens lay eggs
Poultry expert explains yolk development and the daily need for white making material from mash. Research from Purina Mills and state experiment stations shows laying mash plus grain boosts egg production and hatchability, while grain alone limits eggs to about five monthly and smaller eggs.
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Nature
Wan
Mr. BD
B. Powell
Purina Mills
Gray Summit
Missouri
Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station
Texas Experiment Station
Mis Souri
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Geo
Christmas Visits And Local Celebrations In Richmond Area
Rossiter and Mrs James Crawford of Richmond spent Christmas with daughter Mrs Harry Seger. Mrs Hilda Stevens celebrated Christmas with her daughter in Commodore. Mr and Mrs Quinn Pearce and son visited Clark Lowmaster’s Christmas morning. Bernice Ina June and Mildred Gaston of Indiana spent Christmas with their parents. J W Gaston visited Jess Dunlap’s Thursday. Mrs Russ Clawson called on Mrs Wilbert Gaston Thursday. Vice Gice and family visited Simon Smith’s Sunday. Clair Seger stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jane Crawford. Carl Stevens birthday party Thursday with lunch and good time. George Rishell of Stoneboro spent Christmas with brother Thomas Rishell. Mrs Leroy Lowmaster spent Christmas with her mother Mrs Sam Lamborn of Mahaffey. Irvin Pearce of New York called on Christmas morning at Wm Lowmaster’s. Mildred Rishell, employed in Pittsburgh, spent New Year’s with her parents. Miss Mary States returned from Adrian hospital after ten days as patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Clawson
Wilbert Gaston
Vice Gice
Simon Smith
Clair Seger
Jane Crawford
Carl Stevens
George Rishell
Stoneboro
Thomas Rishell
Leroy. Lowmaster
Sam Lamborn
Mahaffey
Irvin Pearce
New York
Wm. Lowmaster
Mildred Rishell
Pittsburgh
Thomas Rishel
Mary States
Adrian Hospital
Cherry Tree Social Notes From Holiday Visits
Cherry Tree reports holiday visits with Pittsburgh families Blaine and Gertrude Ross relatives from New Castle and Lancaster. Shoppers in Indiana. trips to Altoona and Huntingdon noted. Martha Grambling and Martha Schnehley tied to New Castle area. Kate Jenney and Blain McPherson mentioned among callers and Christmas gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose and
Daisy Ross
Pittsburgh
Blaine Ross
Gertrude Barnes
Martha
Indiana
Vivian Longacre
Rewlah
D. K. Schnehley
New Castle
Henry Rimnill
Martha Grambling
Altooha
Harlin Bee
Clyde Bee Androns
Bob
Jack
W. B. Sheatter
Lancaster
Fred Hawes
Huntingdon
Kate Jenney
Glen Campbell
Blain McPherson
Altoona
Shady Hollow Christmas Visits and Callers
Shady Hollow residents made numerous Christmas calls and visits across area homes. Mr and Mrs B R Keppel and family visited Van dergrift. Steele Henderson and Raymond McIntire were guests of John McIntire in New Kensington. Una Prugh of Indiana spent the weekend with relatives. Multiple gatherings followed among Henderson Moorhead Fulton Anderson and Siverling families, with several members out after illness and others hosting over the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele Henderson
Raymond McIntire
John McIntire
New Kensington
Una Prugh
Indiana
Harry
Lyda Moorhead
E. J. Boyer
R. D. Fulton
R. J. Siverling
Dora
Genevieve Keppel
Apollo
Moorhead
Roy Siverling
Guy Siverling
Spring Church
L. M. Henderson
R. D
Wilda Anderson
J. P, Boyer
Be, J, Hoyer
Christmas Gatherings and Local Visits Across Dayton Area
Leland Franty Rossmoyne and cousin Miss Mary Houser spent Christmas at Doyle Becks near Dayton. J Irwin family and Howard Lockhart enjoyed the holiday with Mrs Irwins. Georgeville school program drew locals Friday afternoon. Ward Elkin vacationed with grandparents James and Mrs Elkin. Goofys Well and Rustus provide brief pricing quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Franty
Mary Houser
Doyle Beck
Dayton
J. Irwin
Sheriff’s Sales Notice for Indiana County Auctions
Sheriff announces public vendue of properties tied to writs of Fi Fa Vend Tax and Lev Fa issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania. Sales will be conducted at the courthouse with directions forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Blairsville property seeds seized in multi-tract sale
A court sale lists multiple Blairsville parcels seized in a Home Building and Loan Association action. The notices cover properties in Blairsville's Second Third and First wards, including lots along Main Street Wynn Street East Lane Walnut Street and Market Street. Names include W Fred Henry Charles L Spires B Jamison Bavel la Davis Gust Rook Gust Anton Florence Growden and others. The proceedings reference deeds from 1890s to 1920s and March Term 1934 1934 dates appear in the notice text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L, Spires
Blairsville
County of
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
Wynn Street
Hast Lane
Charles L. Spires
Scott J. Spires
Charles L. Spires, Sr
Charles L. Spires, Jr
Elizabeth M. Spires
G. Emma Spires
Recorder's Office
Indiana County
Suit of Home Building & Loan Association
Bavella A. Davis
Walnut Street
Dore Goldfarb
PD. W
Recorder of Deeds of
Harry F. Davis
Lavella A. Davis
Savella A. Davis
Salt of Home Building & Loan Association of
Alias II
Gust Kook
Gust Anton
Market and
Walnut Streets
Sugar Alley
Anton Fereng
Market Street
Gust Rook
C. S. Wainwright
Recorder of Deeds
Land description and sale notice in Indiana County
Description of a land tract to be sold at public auction including measurements and boundaries from Laviry to Walter Miller line. Contains 65 acres 120 perches approx. Mineral rights reserved. Title traced from Growden family via Barah Belle Gibson. Payment terms include 10 percent at sale and full balance by first Monday of March Court. Sheriff Huge New Wilson announces sale in Indiana Pennsylvania on December 20 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Jamison
Burrell
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Smith Station
Campbell’s Mills
Dixon
Daniel Smith
Ralph Smith
Archie B. Coleman
Margaret Alice Coleman
Robert Smith
Indiana
Corrigan McKinny & Co
Arche B. Coleman
Joseph M. Rudiah
Guilt of Home, Building & Loan Association of
Blajraville
Miller O' Geasles
Florence D. Growden
White
County
State of
Walter Miller
Charles Geesy
Matthew Growden
Joseph Holsopple
Coal Co
Laviry
Aix
Beane
Thomas J. Growden
Morence B. Growden
Barah Belle Gibson
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Meclars Nowanper Syndicate
VIU
Bostau Transcript
THE
Rossiter
James Crawford
Richmond
Harry Seger
Hilda Stevens
Commodore
Quinn Pearce and Son
Clark Lowmasters
Bernice
Ina June
Mildred Gaston
J. W. Gaston
Jess Dunlap
Shady Hollow
B. R. Keppel
Vandergrift
Rossmoyne
Goofys
Rustus
Sheriff's Sales
F. M
Terest and
Claim
W. Fred Henry
Railroad Avenue
Mast Maherville
Theo. Vandivort
Norris Alley
WB. McClure
Adaline B
McDowell
FP. Hoffman and
Helin Hoffman
Main Street
Main and
D. W. Artley
Robert Johnson
Notich
NE Wilson
Esheriff
Sheriff's Office
South Ninth Street
Indiana Progress Pathfinder
Poultry Tribune Country Home
American Home Household Magazine
Pictorial Review
Sports Afield
Delineator Magazine
Parents’ Magazine
Silver Screen
McCall’s Magazine
Popular Science Monthly
Market Growers’ Journal
Woman’s Home Companion
Needlecraft
Etude Music Magazine
Boys’ Life
Scout Magazine
Indiana Progress
Poultry Tribune
Country ‘Home
the Progress
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