Incognito 8 ends in a beachside awakening
Monty Temple, a rich young man with a morbid sense of purpose, quits lounging to start his own business. After feuding with a red headed rival, his incognito is revealed when his stand is burned and he is hauled to the police. He negotiates a payoff and awakens again on Mountain Beach ready to sleep.
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Monty Temple
Pacific
California
Exclusive
Mountain Beach
Monty
America
Harvard
Red
Hulk
Santa Monica
Baja California
Catalina Island
Pacific Ocean
United States
Q. K
Prise
O. K
Monty Hesitated, and the Red-Head
Red-Head
Exclusive Mountain Beach
Industry's Misfits Studied by Scientists
A Medical Research Council report on industrial health calls mis fits the top problem in industry, noting harm from leaders and unfulfilled workers. It links future success to personal qualities and highlights a shift from brawn to mental adaptability. Dr Bouchard's study on workplace warmth finds optimal conditions around 62.3 F for sedentary work with most workers comfortable between 58 and 66 F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Research Council
London United Press
Industrial Health Research Board
Bedford
Beaver Meat Described as Gamey Yet Valuable Delicacy
The passage notes beaver meat has a gamey flavor but is excellent when properly cared for and cooked. It says trappers preferred it to other game, with the tail described as fatty and palatable, regarded as a great delicacy in early hunting days.
Speed Is Necessary Paw It Says Sheep Runs 40 MPH
A quirky note claims a Rocky Mountain sheep can reach about 40 miles an hour, with a humorous remark about following Mary. The line blends whimsy with rural lore and a dash of colloquial humor.
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Rocky Mountains
Mary
Peachy hostess tips for busy club months
Frances Peck shares plans for a full month of church and club events. She suggests practical menus and prep ideas to handle a tight budget, including Peanut Butter Fudge Sundae and Apple Butter Sandwich Loaf tricks to impress guests.
Nut and Cranberry Salad Mold for Elegant Parties
A simple advance frozen salad recipe uses cranberries simmered in water with gelatin sugar and salt then cooled to congeal. Stir in almonds or cashews and chill in molds. Unmold onto lettuce cups garnish with olives and serve with mayonnaise.
Smicksburg Thessicksburg Co operative annual meeting held
Smicksburg Thessicksburg Co operative Creamery held its annual meeting in the election house on Thursday January 14. Mr and Mrs D K Stiteler of Youngstown visited in the home of Mr and Mrs David Edmunds. Many local residents were cited visiting relatives and shopping in Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thessicksburg Co-operative, Creamery
Election House
D. K. Stiteler
Youngstown
David Edmunds
B. B. Crawford
Lota Fulton
Mabel McCormick
Horace Thompson
Marion Center
Essie Weston
Beck
Indiana
Paul Stiteler
Theo. Dodson
DuBois
Lee Stiteler
Elkin Edmund
Brownville
Wm.Crisaman
Lola Fulton
Christine
Maxine
Punxeutawney
C. E. Condron
Verona
Vandergrift
Lewis Swarts
Aliquippa
Daniel Swarts
Jessie Uncapher
Sagamore
A Good Newspaper Offer in The Progress and Gazette
The Progress and Pittsburgh Peat Gazette offer subscriptions to R D residents of Indiana county at $5.50 per year with out-of-county readers charged $6.00 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Peat Gazette
R.D
Indiana County
Clarksburg Farewell for An dersons and Local Visitors
A Saturday farewell party in the Clarksburg community hall honored Mr. and Mrs. H W Anderson who plan to relocate to Dayton Ohio. Local residents T S Ashbaugh and Mrs. B E Pierce are listed as ill. Various families hosted and visited, including the Colemans, Keeleys and Smiths, with hospital and farm show mentions. No school in the upper grades due to Mrs Hamiltons illness.
Dionnes Weep Over Mother Hubbard's Troubles
A brief notice from Albany Knickerbocker Press reports one of the Dionnes women wept upon hearing Mother Hubbard's troubles. It notes that as the girls grow older and stronger they may be shown a government cupboard.
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Mother Hubbard
Albany Knickerbocker Press
Finley and guests visit in Washington and Indy travels
Mr and Mrs Thomas Finley of Washington spent the weekend with Mrs Finleys mother Mrs Etta Houck who will remain in Washington. J M Dick and three daughters visited in Washington with Frank Holsapple. Pearl Putt returned from Indiana hospital after injuries from a week old automobile crash. Leona Paul Marie Green and Ruth Cramer were slightly injured in the same accident. Esther Green was in Indiana Saturday. Daniel Strong remained home with flu. Frank Shaffer sprained his back after a fall. Milton Hoffman spent Sunday with Arch Nicewonger. Ronald Widdowson sustained a leg injury while playing with a tractor. Sam Gordon and Olivar Good were Altoona callers. Grant Good in Indiana hospital for observation. Homer Williams of Barneyboro visited. Indiana callers included Albert Pickup Joe Detwiler Arch Repine and Andy Pinter. Joe Valazak of Hallwood was a Monday caller. Elders Ridge notes Sunday school 10 and church 11. John Kennedy family attended farewell for Harry Anderson of Clarksburg. Christian Helpers met at Jean Wean home. WCTU to meet at Mrs George McLaughlin’s Thursday.
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J. M. Dick
Washington, D.C
Frank Holsapple
Pearl Putt
Indiana Hospital
Leona Paul
Marie Green
Ruth Cramer
Esther Green
Indiana
Daniel Strong
Prank Shaffer
Milton Hoffman
Arch Nicewonger
Ronald Widdowson
Sam Gordon
Olivar Good
Altoona
Grant Good
Merton Morris
Harnesboro
Alvin Trout
Homer Williams
Barneyboro
Albert Pickup
Joe Detwiler
Joseph Vozer
Arch Repine
Andy Pinter
Joe Valazak
Hallwood
Spinach not essential says Eastern physician
An Eastern physician declares spinach unnecessary as a food item, claiming anyone can fare just as well without it, except humorists he notes. The remark appears in the St. Louis Star-Times.
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St. Louis Star-Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karl Grayson
Mogiurg Fowe Paar Syndicate
Y Frances Peck Home Home Institute
Smicksburg
Clarksburg
H. W. Anderson
Dayton
T. S. Ashbaugh
B. E. Pierce
Ralph Keeley
Avonmore
Merle Smith
South Bend
Virginia Lynn
Martha Jane Coleman
Saltsburg
Harry Coleman
Johnnie Rose
Foster Parks
Harrisburg
Chastuston
Waterman
Morris
Dean Clawson
Frank Nelmes
Salinburg
Geo. Lydie
Edna
Marguriete Clanaon
Blairaville
Mra
Frank Clark
Elmer W. Allison
Paul Lowman
Hamilton
Indiana, Pa
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Penn Run
Thomas Finley
Washington
Elders Ridge
John Kennedy
Harry Anderson
Christian Helpers
Jean Wean
WCTU
George McLaughlin
Sears
Indianapolis
Dara
Lew
Europe
Streams Funeral Home
Church ST
Penney
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