Puppy or Mature Dog A Guide to Feeding and Rearing
The Chappel Kennel Foundation of Rockford Illinois weighs pros and cons of puppies versus adult dogs. It advises four to five meals daily for young pups, tapering to one or two meals as they grow, and endorses scientifically balanced canned foods with horse meat for growth. Regular feeding times aid housebreaking and walking after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Ilinois
Siome
Albert Payson Terhune
Foundation
Auditor's Notice in Indiana County Estate Settlement
An auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Indiana County will attend to duties of settlement and distribution of funds in the estate of Stobert L Holstein, deceased. The session is at Peeler & Fell, Room 217, Indiana Theater Building, Indiana Pa, Tuesday July 28, 1931 at 10:00 AM. Interested parties may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeler & Feit
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Samuel J. Holstein
Stobert L Holstein
Young Township
Peeler
Ralpa'l
Gessuen
Faint Heart Never Won Lou Hardenge A Love Tale
Roger Brent, a bank clerk in Happyday village, falls for Lou Hardenge. A dinner with her father reveals class bounds and family pride as the couple strolls the rose garden, where Lou and Roger vow to persevere beyond faint hearts.
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Roger Blent
Lou Hardenge
Louw
First National
Happyday Village
Roger Brent
Brents
Roger
Brent
Sukey
Hardenges
Mr. Hardenge
Long Island
Hardenge
Bank
Lou
Blent
Trial by Battle Ended Old English Legal Practice
The 1817 murder case of Mary Ashford where Abraham Thornton faced two trials led to a court ruling favoring battle trials and the subsequent abolition of trials by battle by Parliament in 1919, ending this archaic procedure.
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England
Mary Ashford
Abraham Thornton
Gloucester
Elenborough
William Ashford
Crnven
Thornton
America
Antiquated Quit-Rent Ceremony at Law Courts
The city of London paid ancient quit-rent services before Sir G. A. Bonner at the Law Courts. One land named The Moors near Bridgnorth Shropshire and another The Forge, once used by the Knights Templar, were acknowledged. The ritual, over 700 years old, involved faggots hatelist bill-hook horse shoes and nails in lieu of cash.
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London
King's
G. A. Bonner
Law Courts
Bridgnorth
Shropshire
Knights Templar
Clod duo duel in a lively golf match
Two golfers carried a ding dong contest to the final hole with wild shots and caddies joining the fun. A jungle hazard and repeated divots framed the tale as one player joked about the other's bunkered woes.
Nature and the countryside as dull for militant thinkers
The essay laments the country side as insipid and ill suited for militant thinking. It contrasts calm landscapes with the threat of time and destruction, claiming urban life spares the thinker from nature's decay and making the philosopher’s mind moral soil for entropy.
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Goncourt's
Running the Gauntlet Phrase History
The term gauntlet derives from the Thirty Years War era and means a punishment where a delinquent rows between two rope line, men striking with rope ends. It evolved to describe facing severe criticism or attacks from all sides.
The Use of Criminals in Dissection Through History
A Detroit News excerpt notes a thrive ing trade in killing prisoners for dissection in Henry VIII era. It traces body use in medical education back to Hippocrates around 420 B C and to 300 B C when condemned criminals were handed to surgeons for dissection and experiments ending with execution.
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B. C
Hipprocrates
Detroit News
Monkeys Kill Frenchman in Algeria Taxi Attack
Paris report says a Frenchman was killed in Algeria when a band of large northern African monkeys hurled stones at the taxi he rode in. The dangerous apes roam in bands and occasionally clash, using stones as missiles, Pathinder Magazine reports.
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Paris
Algeria
Africa
Prenchman
Pathinder Magazine
East Wheatfield Social Roundup of Fourth of July Visits
A long list of visits and gatherings bounds through East Wheatfield as families from Clyde, Pittsburgh, Butler, Cleveland, Armagh, and Johnstown traveled to celebrate the Fourth. Local residents hosted and joined picnics, church services, and weekend visits with relatives, including Findleys, Hutchisons, Mack, Brantlinger, Dick, Cunningham, and others, with several attendances at Armagh and Indi ana events.
Local visitors and family calls noted in Avonmore area
Zions Valley Mrs Tomas of Avonmore and son Vance Carter visited Frank Matson on Sunday. Susan Cillie of Indiana visits nieces the Misses George for a few weeks. Longs and children called on the Fourth near Girty. Olive and Freda George returned home near Vandergrift after visiting grandmother here. Martha and Marie George visited with their grandmother Friday. Neille Anderson and Clyde Walker hosted recent callers. George Anderson and Carrie Anderson along with the Miss Danvers of Apollo attended Mr Kepple's funeral. Elwood George of Vandergrift attended Lizzie Kunkle's funeral Thursday.
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Tomas
Avonmore
Vance Carter
Frank Matson
Susan Cillie
Indiana
George
Long
John Houger
Girty
Olive
Freda George
Vandergrift
Martha
Marie George
Neille Anderson
Clyde Walker
George Anderson
Carrie Anderson
Danvers
Apollo
Mr. Kepple
Elwood George
Lizzie Kunkle
Community Notes From Brush Valley Area Churches and Families
Clarence McFenters and family, Rich ards, Indiana callers on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moose and family visited W. G. Nelson of Brushvalley. Reverend Richards of Brushvalley to preach at Stakes church next Sunday at 2 30. Lizzie Wike ill. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moose and family of Brushyalley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cramer and family of Pike's Peak, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyster visited Clarence McFeaters family on the Fourth. Harvey Moose with Indiana friends Monday. W. Empfield, Campbell, Hunter families among those at Jennie Murdick home. A tired old quip notes girls love the seashore water but not in the dish pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McFenters
Gon
Richards
Indiana
Thurgay
Harvey Moose
W. G. Nelson
Brushvalley
Stake
Lizzie Wike
Sandy Moose
Brushyalley
Harry Cramer
Pike's Peak
Thomas Lyster
Clarence McFeaters
William Empfield
James Campbell
Craig Hunter
Familly
Jennie Murdick
Rochester Mills Social Roundup of Visiting Families
Residents and visitors in Rochester Mills host and travel to relatives and friends. Pittsburgh families including Wells Bilder and Gibson clans are guests of locals. many weekend visits span Indiana Homer City Parnassus and Cleveland areas with extended stays and teaching crossings.
Fourth of July Hosts Across Towns Briefly Noted
Mr and Mrs James Brownfield of Riairaville and Carl Miller of Vandergrift visited their parents the Wilsons over the Fourth. McQuilkin and Flarry Wells families spent the Fourth in Indiana. Melvin Wells of Apol lo and family visited his mother Nettle Wells. Mr and Mrs Harry Over and son of Girard hosted relatives. Bobby and Bebe Kirk stayed with grandparents at Luthersburg. C A Bradys visitors included Mrs Anna Gray near Five Points Sun-day. Dr Joseph Kinter and family from Indiana spent the weekend with Watt Kinters. Margaret Whron of Cleveland stayed with her parents. Miss Josephine Cummings went to Detroit.
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H. M. Wells
Pittsburgh
L. R. Elder
E. B. Bilder
Imogene Miller
Indiana
M.C. Gibson
Stella Gibson
Wm. Gibson
Charles Hoop
Evelyn
Parnassus
Harry Richardson
H. B. Downey
Homer City
Jean Richardson
Parnnasus
G. I. Pollock
Misa Evelyn Oberlin
H. A. Oberlin
Wisle Elder
Ralph
Blair Oberlin
Edward Snyder
Martha Snyder
Savan
Ray Henry
R. M. Dodson
John Horry
R.d.d
James Brownfield
Riairaville
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Marry Wilson
McQuilkin
Flarry Wells
Nettie, Wells
Melvin Wells
Apollo
Nettle Wells
Harry Over
Little
Girard, O
C. A. Brady
Bobby
Bebe Kirk
Luthersburg
Anna Gray
Five Pointy
Joseph Kinter
Watt Kinter
Margaret Whron
Cleveland
George Ahron
Josephine Cummings
Detroit
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Kennel Foundation
Boss 6DeGaetano Master Cleaners
Philadelphia Street
By Clarissa Mackie
McClure Newapater Syndicate
CWM Services
East Wheatfield
Kenneth Mack
Clyde
Mildred
Findley
Butler
Catherine Johnston Sutton
Kenneth Sutton
Clark
Mack
Robert Ferry
Helen May
Elizabeth
R. T. Hutchison
W. H. Findley
H. Steele Findley
Cramer
Clarence Findley
Carl Findley
Johnstown
Frank Brantlinger
Blairsville
Charles Dick
Blackick
Avis Legeett Findley
Phyllis Jean
Ellis Dick
Boltz
John Brantlinger
Mary Lorraine Dick
Buffalo
Ted Dick
Dillie Cunningham
Armagh
Irvin Ling
J. J. Hutchison
Chester Hoffman
Rochester
H. Findley
Ward Mack
Miller Stiles
Mabel Cunningham
Dillie M. Cunningham
Emma Elliott
Jacob L. Caldwell
Albert Nicholson
Washington and Jefferson College
Armagh Presbyterian Church
W. H. Nicholson
Evelyn Bracken
A. J. Luther
George Bracken
Charles Bracken
Clarence Hutchison
Edward Bracken
Brady Hutchison
Samuel Hutchison
Stanley Felton
Peggy
Barbara Prothero
Jos. A. Shrom
Josephine Albert
Phoenixville
Margie Nell Shrom
C. H. Findley
A. K. Gerhard
Rugh Station
M. EL Church
Covode
Christ Wachob
Ad. White
Youngstown
Sadie Shaffer
Max Shields
North Braddock
M. Shields
Rosanna Shields
Myrtle Peffer
Arthur Chesley
Smitten's Road House
Braebreeze
Marchand
Harold Brandt
Sylvester Lucas
Bradford
Guay Shields
Dave Freyer
Clairton
Verona Freyer
D. B. Sutter
Hather
Harold Guy Sprankle
Mary Hadden
Zions Valley
Deadwaters
The
First National Bank of
Indiana, PA
Rochester Mills
Chamebeersville
D. J. Means
Elissa Landti
Joan Crawford
Wed
Thor
Annabelle
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