Meat on One Day Diet Theory in Harper's Bazaar
The article argues against daily heavy meat consumption proposing a plan to eat meat only once a day and red meat just once a week. It suggests replacing common meals with chicken, turkey, fish, lamb, veal, vegetables and fruit, plus breads, soups, and milk-based desserts to curb dyspepsia and uric acid buildup. It cites typical family meals and warns against white bread pastries and heavy sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinner
Harper's Bazar
A Pleasing French Trait Among Brothers
The close French family life shows strong brotherly affection and intimate bonds. Even in fortune, high talent brothers aid lesser siblings, living nearby in villas or houses. Instances include the Bauses, Garnier, Fayres, Picards, Flau drins, and Blancs, with many forming literary partnerships while maintaining strikingly different characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sine Hiouse
Louis
Charles Baue
Garnier
Jules Fayre
Leon
Ernest
Arthur Picard
Puech
Paul
Bippolyte Flaudrin
Goncourts
Rosnys
Marguerittes
Not Even 2 Hack in Early Journalistic Showdown
The anecdote recalls Prank R B Stockton amid a circle of editors as a pompous speaker proclaims higher journalism. Stockton finally challenges him with a soft rebuke noting he is merely a coupe rather than a literary hack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Do You Have Souls Freddie Asked The Pastor
A Columbus home visit features Freddie asking the pastor how many souls he has saved, in a humorous exchange reported by the Ohio State Journal. The boy sits on the pastor’s knee and presses for a count of souls saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Freddie
Sonis
Ohio State Journal
A Small Philosopher George Contemplates Feet Touching Floor
A playful remark from a young child, termed an embryonic philosopher, notes his feet not touching the floor while seated but touching the floor when he walks. The source cites Woman's Home Companion and Saturday Evening Post discussing habit and will as emancipators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Saturday Evening Post
Excursions to Atlantic City by Pennsylvania railroad
The 1902 Pennsylvania railroad excursion program lists dates July 10 and 24 August 7 and 21 and September 11 for trips to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Angles Wildwood Holley Beach and other New Jersey or Delaware shore points. Tickets are valid return within sixteen days and special trains depart Pittsburgh at 8 55 a m reaching Altoona for dinner and Philadelphia by 6 25 p m with stopovers possible in Philadelphia for some trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Anglses
Wildwood
Holley Beach
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
Pittsburg
Altoona
Philadelphia
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Broad Street
Tates
Irrepressible Brother Dickey Mocking Opponent
A quote from the Atlanta Constitution shows Brother Dickey declaring the rival will not be stopped, saying he moves fast and will find the best hotel in the next town. He insists no one can keep him down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Dickey
Bes
Nex
Atlanta Constitution
Deceased Estate Auction Ordered in Indiana County Court
By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County an executor will expose property to public sale on stated terms. Ten percent deposit due at sale, forty percent on confirmation, balance within one year with interest by bond and mortgage. Sale overseen by James K. Mannor, executor. Clerk H. M. Lowry announced June 11, 1992.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan's Court
Indi Py Lana
E. Green
Lotz
Tha
George Lotz
Hersby
Notine
Orphanas Court of
Indiana County
James K. Alanner
H. M. Lowry
Nathaniel Hartman
East Wheathald
Tnp
Seward
School directors seek teachers for coming term
Multiple townships including Green, Armstrong, Washington, Armagh, Shelacta, Brushvalley, Georgeville, Center, South Mahoning plan meetings in July to elect 10 to 16 teachers. Wages range from 30 to 40 dollars monthly with fuel bids asked. Secretaries and presidents named for each board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Township
Cookport
McCullough
S. B. Leasure
School Direetora
Armatrong Township
Anthony
DA Thol. Anderson
Washington Township
A. G. Biddle
John Johnston
Young Township
Anderson
W.L, Neal
B. W, Ewing
Armagh
Campbell
H. M. Ellyott
Shelacta Borough
Shelacta
Mel
Edy
S. M. Lowman
Brushyalley Township
Mechanicsburg
George Yaney
G. R Stewart
Georgeville Independent School District
Georgeville
I T.ckerr
J. M. Simpson
Center Township
Cross Roads
South Mahoning Town Ship
Plumyilie
J. E. Stewart
A. A. Mabon
Rayne Township
Kellysburg
James NR. House
West Lebanon
Oteboeke P.m
George
FS Beeretma
Indiana Borough sewer ordinance for filter bed and mains
The ordinance provides for construction and maintenance of a public sewer system in Indiana Borough including a filter bed of ten acres in White township and east and west main sewers with detailed street alignments from Oak Street to Seventh Street and through private lands, funded by general taxation. The measure specifies burial depth, rights of way, and publication procedures, with council approval on June 14 1992 and notices to landowners prior to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olspers Plant
Maine
Borough of
Indiana
Harry White
P.R. R
Jackson Hauxhurst
Nettie
Flora Campbell
White Township
Pennsylvania
Oak Street
Cherry Alley
Philadelphia Street
Fourth Street
Poplar Alley
Coulter Alley
Locust Street
Fifth Street
Fifth Streat
Elm Street
Sixth Street
Grant Street
Seventh’ Street
Maple Street
Eighth Street
Carter Avenue
Wayne Avenue
Judge S White
White
Tadluna
Chestnut
Tenth Streets
Tenth Street
Foundry Alex
Fondry Aley
Water Street
Eleventh Street
Church Street
Alles
Aliey
School Street
Twelfth Street
Sonth
Glass Street
Wilson, Sutton and Clark
Penn R. R
Gaid
Landa of
Penn
R. B. Co
Jackson Hauxhuwret
Jackson
Borough of Indians
Henry Hall
Treasurer’s Notien Not to Taxpayers of Eis alank County
Notice lists tax collection sites and dates across multiple towns and hotels including Washington-Election House Willet San dy area and other venues. Dates span late July with sessions at Marshall Hotel Banks Smithport and other locations. office date shown May 23 1992.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisalank
Washington
Willet
Sandy
South Mab
Ore
Mahoning
Pabane
Marshall Hotel
Eeday
Bam
Tenny
Canoe Erection
J Banks
Smithport
Gorman
Poe Commercial
M. Jontgomers
Gettysburg
Jay
Cherrytree
Cookport
Cherryhill
Greenville
Te Initeville
Afondey and Quesday
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule in Effect May 26 1902
The railroad announces that its timetable is active beginning May 26, 1902 under the Souter designation, outlining adjusted arrival and departure windows for multiple routes and stations. The notice emphasizes conformity with company policy and regional service coverage.
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Atlantic Coast Resorts
Vis
New York
Te Farmer
RESS
Scribera Shoul
Tribune Farmer
Procuess
Braddock
Ray Wilmerding
Jeannette
Fairchance
Uniontown
Ac Dunbar
Conneilaville
Mt. Plessant
Scottdale
Greensburg
Latrobe
Tarentom
Butler
Freeport
Leechb Ae
Vandergrift
Cn West Apallo
Saltebu
Oresween
Tuonelton
Ty Livermore
Ies Biniraville
Ty Blairaville
Jobnatown
Thames
Watt
P. Ma
Philadel Wad
Persops
Patestr Ly
David Blatr
Auditar
John Flanner
Oclock
P. M
Rayne
Nouthewest
Joseph
Morton Fleming
J. D. Bence
Jatah Everwine
Agnes Holt
Srcoxm
Thomas
Boat Dn Run
Joseph Ober
de Greca
John Edwards
John Glasser
Lens Edwards
Fred Weies
Margaret Steffy
Gianing
Johnston
Joe J. Campbe
Achoo
At & Pa
M. H. Rissinger
Homer City
Eeeee Johj. Campbell
J. M. Johnston
Conningham & Fisher, Attorneys
John Bieler
Maho
Bastning
John Wee Ee
John’. Scott
Scott
Mi Etlatten
Locuat Street
Greenville Wooley Factory
BAL Grumbling
F. Weitzel & Son
Bars
D. Widdowson
Fichmond
D. D. Good
Smicksburg
T. C. Elkin
White Oak Flat
Ambrose
Rochester & Shield
Marionenter
Weiss & Moore
Gambleton
N. Houk
E. Trubs
D. Cunningham
Heshbon
Tolin Munshower
Gettysbu
Inger
Terry Keith
Grip
Templeton
Martintown
George Hicks
Marchand
Dayton
Camahan &Bro
Sheiody
W. Hickman
Gastown
EL Trasal
M. Swaith
Gipsy Ence
St. Clair
W. H. Green
Job McCreight
Notien
Tadiana
Nosta Eadtanatre A.m
Surith
Oakeville
Acm
Jogir Blakeville
Allegheny City
Burg
FESO
Emi
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