Evangelistic services and pageant in Plumville week
Plumville reports ongoing evangelistic services at the M. Hichurch led by Rev. J M Sommers with assistance from Rev. J A McInturff. A pageant titled Americas Answer True Prohibition drew a full house on Sabbath evening, with short remarks by Rev. Sommers and Rev Garman. Numerous local visitors and residents are noted across the region, including teachers, farmers, and travelers from Pittsburgh, Johnstown, Vandergrift, and Punxsutawney. An oyster and chicken supper is planned at the Willet Grange hall on Saturday night January 23.
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M. Hichurch
J M. Sommers
J. A. McInturff
Marion Center
America
Sommers
Garman
Miss Vance
Sagamore High School
Gertrude Morrow
Near Town
Creekside Community Notes On Local Life
The women met at Mrs. Andy Lingenfelter's home to quilt a quilt. Mrs. McHenry is ill. Misses Jane and Faye Harman visited with their parents here. Marie and William Lingenfelter have chicken pox. Mrs. John Trusal and Mrs. W L Johnston recently did business in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. John Frye spent Saturday evening in Indiana. L D Fairman and son Bert found work at Ernest. Melvin and Paul White families were called away for David White's death. Chas Steffey visited his son’s family last week. Carl Wallace passed through town toward Ernest. Travel modes varied from automobiles to wagons. A college student preached at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. Wilda Warden, ill with pneumonia, is recovering. Mrs L D Fairman visited her mother last Sunday.
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Merle Spence
Indiana Hospital
Melvin Parks
Geo. Frye
Atwood
Jas. Wallace
Elizabeth McLean
Plumville
John Henderson
Duppstadt
Somerset County
Charles Adamson
Chambersville
George Brown
Melvin
Alda Grace
Josiah Fisher
Josiah Boyer
Edward Boyer
M. J. Boyer
James Jack
Harold Stuchen
Willet
Hazel Fairman
Francis Fairman
George Frye
Jane
Faye Harman
Marie
William Lingenfelter
John Trusal
W. L. Johnston
Indiana
John Frye
L. D. Fairman
Bert
Ernest
Melvin White
Paul White
David White
Ste
Digestive System Overworked by Heavy Eating Habits
The author argues that the digestive organs are taxed by four meals daily and long intervals between meals. Four hours for beef and bread, five hours for fish and beans, suggests three to four meals daily with rest periods. Some doctors advise small frequent meals for weak digestion, while fasting can help in certain dyspepsia cases.
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Walter M. Gallichan
Yellowstone workers speak in park color and humor
Yellowstone National Park staff use unique terms such as gear jammer for drivers and heaver for hoteliers. Among hotel and camp workers are many students, with twenty universities represented among waitresses and housemaids. Many employees drive their own cars to work from New York and California.
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National Park
Yellowstone Park
Park
Transportation and Hotel Company
New York
California
King Moves From Mountain Seat To Addis Ababa
An ancient kingdom kept its capital on a high peak protected by guards and a village grew nearby. Once the nearby forest was cleared the court moved, but Addis Ababa became a temporary capital after a foreign influence spurred improvements and protests against relocation persuaded the court to stay.
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Thiophiu
Addis Ababa
Bonn Faculty Honors Retired English Head Aloys Brand
The Bonn University faculty honored Prof Aloys Brand on his seventieth birthday retirement. A portrait by Hellemann and an honor scroll from former pupils commemorated his service in English philology and his leadership of the German Shakespeare Society.
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Bonn University
Germany
Aloys Brand
Brandl
German Shakespeare Society
Brand
Hellemann
Mail rules for bees silk worms at Stockholm convention
Bees and silk worms receive special postal privileges at the Universal Postal Union convention in Stockholm. The gathering permits their mailing while banning the mailing of all other animals. The decision highlights unique exemptions granted to certain creatures under international postal rules.
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Universal Posta! Union
Stockholm
Sardines Gain Popularity in Asia Markets
American sardines remain tightly packed in cans and are gaining favor in the Philippines the Straits Settlements and Dutch East Indies markets, reflecting growing demand across Asian trade hubs.
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Philippines
Straits Settlements
Dutch Haast India
Demountable houses eyed for Satoniki rebuild
Demountable cheap houses may be used in Satoniki to aid reconstruction after the city suffered major destruction during the war. Local planners evaluate temporary housing as a swift solution to shelter displaced residents and accelerate postwar recovery.
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Satoniki
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