Lost Ten Dollar Bill Found by Ruth Davis Sargent
Stella loses ten dollars in Blakeleys store after husband Bill gives it for family needs. A kind hotel patroness later helps, claiming her chauffeur found a ten dollar bill and returns it. Stella discovers the returned bill is new and wonders about the mysterious woman and car, ending with relief at keeping the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Bil
Bill
Blakeley
Graydon
Jason
Blakeley’s
Blakeley's
Why Friday fish became a tradition across Christian sects
The article explains Friday fish eating stems from religious rule and tradition. It notes Jesus crucifixion on Friday, early Christian fast days, and figures like Pope Nicholas guiding meat abstention. It adds that market demand and ship methods influence the practice beyond strict doctrine, with ties to New Testament fish imagery and Resurrection meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Nicholas
Life and death questions puzzle scientists at large
The Indianapolis News notes the mystery of life and the debate over life as a vapor that appears briefly and then vanishes. It reflects on poetic takes, ancient views, and modern aims to create life in the lab, suggesting origins and nature may lie beyond current science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Swinburne
Lfe
Indianapolis News
Indian Arrows Structure and Variation Across Regions
Indian arrows consist of six parts including head and shaft with variations in material and construction by locality and tribe. Arrowheads have body tang and barbs with blunt and sharp types. regional heads use hardwood foreshafts or materials such as ivory bone wood copper and stone, attached by sinew lashing riveting or gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Northwest Coast
Clean Hands Doctrine and Equity Maxim
The text cites legal maxims that a plaintiff must have clean hands to seek relief and do equity. It notes Bowman's Handbook explaining that a plaintiff guilty of inequitable conduct in the matter will be denied relief. An illustration involves a trademark case where deceitful marks bar restraining relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Early US Workmen's Compensation Legislation History
The article outlines the early development of workmen's compensation in the United States. It notes a 1902 Maryland cooperative insurance effort declared unconstitutional, the 1910 compensation acts many struck down, the Ives decision on New York, constitutional amendments, and a 1908 federal plan for industrial accident compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maryland
New York
Congress
Obscure October 6 dates in British political history
London Mail surveys a string of October 6 milestones including Gladstone denouncing Parnell in 1881 and Parnell’s death in 1881, Rosebery’s Liberal leadership retirement in 1896, Rosebery’s Liberal League resignation in 1909, W. H. Smith’s death in 1891, and Chamberlain's Glasgow tariff reform speech kicking off a campaign in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Parnell
Rosebery
Liberal Party
Liberal League
W. H. Smith
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Glasgow
London Mail
Sue and Her Needed Sun Bath
Sue a twenty one year old sketcher sneaks into a sunlit tropical plant house to sketch bananas and a tree while Pen, a fellow artist, shares the hot haven. He admires her work and hints at future meetings as she explains her need to sketch for a California style frieze.
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Sue
Stilling
Hadden
Pen
Scott
California
Old Genoa Shipyard to Be Scrapped
The Cantiere Navale Odero della Foce in Genoa, one of Europe's oldest shipyards founded in 1407, built famed war galleys for the republic and for Napoleon. Located in a central Genoa industrial district, the yard will be replaced by new housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Cantiere Navale Odero Della Foce
Genoa
Ialy
Italy
Napoleon
Mohair Velvet Gains Ground in U.S. Upholstery Use
Mohair fleece, once limited to Turkey and South Africa, is now mainly raised in the United States to meet demand for durable mohair velvet. Fleece weights vary from 4.8 to 22 pounds, with long hair in some strains braided to avoid underbrush. Mohair products include upholstery, rugs, draperies and outerwear, and the fabric is mothproofed at the mill for house use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
South Africa
United States
Local residents share visits and travel notes across town
Mayville visitors Mrs Swartz and Miss Grace Tarr stay with Mr and Mrs C W Sutton. Several residents host relatives from Bellrage Philadelphia and Windber. Dr Ray M Alexander leaves for Royal Arcanum convention in Vancouver BC and tours Western Canada for a month.
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Swartz
Grace Tarr
Mayville
N.Y
C. W. Sutton
Sheridan Brett
Bellrage
Curtis Cunningham
Charles
Robert
Alton Park
Hansel Black
Windber
Boyd St. Clair
Hilda
Ralph Brett
Torrance
Jerry Lear
John R. McGraw
Longnecker
Blacklick
Penn Creek
State College
John Moskum
McKeesport
Jerry Saxton
Thelma Brendlinger
Dorothy McClain
Camp Harmony
Hooversville
The
Brethren Church
Mary Mack
Clair Mack
Blairsville
Ora Boyle
William McCollin
Lawrence Krels
Elderton
Edna
Mary Elizabeth McCollin
Alice Dodson
Edward Dodson
Tarra
Mra
Frank Coursin
Herbert Campbell
Herbert, Jr
Frank Brendlinger
Pitcairn
Charles MeKenter
Youngwood
Henry Brendlinger
Misa Mary Brendlinger
New York City
Joseph Penrose
Bert Clevenger
William Cunningham
Butler
Washington
D.C
Richmond
Charleston
South
Herman Mayer
Arthur Mayer
H. Jay Bowser
Johnstown
Louise Foster
Braddock
Bolivar
Charles Ayres
Mount Union Residents Attend Ice Cream Supper
Mr and Mrs Joan Kouough and family with Mr and Mrs Charley Rox attended an ice cream supper at W A Harmons near Bive Points on Monday evening. Quinter Boyer spent part of the week at his father W N Boyers home near Whitesburg.
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Joan Kouough
Charley Roxborough
W. A
Local social notes and community events collection
Miss Lucile Mulberger called at C. G. Rosborough's. J. H. Kough and Clyde made a business trip to Kittanning Wednesday. Residents attended the serenade at Jake Claypool's Thursday evening. Mrs. George Blystone visited Clark Kough. Murnace Boyer and family of Beech Bottom, W. Va., stopped at Amos Boyer's Saturday. Locals rode to Indiana Saturday night to view fireworks. John Kough family and John Orr spent Sunday in Indiana. Church services Sunday at 2 30, Sunday school at 1 26. All welcome, Mr. and Mrs. Quinter Boyer and family visited W. N. Boyer Sunday. Some farmers harvest grain. Protect Your Fruit and Berries Get Trespass Notices at the Progress Office.
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Stephen Smith
Vandergrift
James Johns
NuMine
Theodore Smith
Sara Glenn
W. W. Williams
Jane
Margaret Williams
G. M. Jaler
Harry Russell
Barnesboro
Indiana
Lincoln Gibson
Evergreen Park
Richard Wiliams
Pine Flata
M. M. Palmer
Homer City
J. W. Gibson
George Williams
Rossiter
John D. Martin
Echo
T. A. Martin
Alverda
James Davis
Culver
Samuel Edwards
Edensburg
Clyde Gibson
M. G. Blanar
Heilwood
Lucile Mulberger
C. G. Rosborough
J. H. Kough
Clyde
Kittanning
Jake Claypool
George Blystone
Clark Kough
Murnace Boyer and Family
Beech Bottom
W. Va
Amos Boyer
John Kough
John Orr
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Her
Dorothy Douglas
Iebtetete
McCiore
OnNo Bervice
Gilbert Krufae
James Allshouge
John Ayres
Jack Cooperswaite
Man Molin
Albert Ayres
J. G. ‘Cowsperthwaite
June
John R. Ayres
J. G. Lichtenfels
A. B. Dodson
Charles Ayres, Jr
New Florence
Toy Miller
Allentown
Hazel Lichtenfels
Henry Wesenburg
Viola Duncan
Charles A. Robinson
Dewey Leigh
Charles Walbeck
Joseph Higgins
Higgins
Grisemore
Mount Union
A.W. Mahon & Sons
Gall Us
Phila
Queen Quality
Wilbur Coon
Matrix Shoes
Nunn Bush
Indiana, Pa
Marion
Larrow and
Eschelman
Wingold
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.B
Geo
D.leydic
Phila. SY
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