Bird Eats Only Oily Seeds in Odd Cave Find
The oil-eating oll-bird, first found in a Venezuelan cave over a century ago by Rumboldt, now inhabits caverns in Guinea, Colombia and Trinidad, Meandor and Peru. It feeds exclusively on oily seeds. young birds fatten quickly and are used by natives for oil, colorless and shelf-stable for years, with a strong odor disliked by many.
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Rumboldt
Venezuela
Guinea
Columbia
Trinidad
Meandor
Peru
Design in Painting and Curious Thimble Tales
A compact review recalls Kenyon Cox on perfect design in Raphael and Veronese, compares each detail to a musical note, and traces thimble lore from Seneca to love tokens. It adds a Hong Kong court note on owls as seasonal delicacy in Chinese markets.
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Raphael
Veronese
Kenyon Cox
China
Hongkong
Suitor barred by father in sharp kitchen critique
A caustic father rebukes a hopeful suitor, declaring he will not allow his daughter to wed a fool. He orders the man to leave, insisting the young woman shows more sense than to fuel such hopes.
Elders Ridge Social News Tells Local Visits and Events
The column lists visits from Mrs. Emaline McLaughtin and Mrs. R. B. McNeal of Salisbury to Miss J. McCombs, and notes postponement of children's day exercises due to whooping cough. It mentions Reverend Charles Steffy of Rossiter attending a rally, and visits by Murdock of Pittsburgh, Lyda Christy, Muzareth Smith, and others to Ridge residents. Memorial day activities include editors from the Salisbury Press and Dames of Malta tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emaline McLaughtin
R. B. McNeal
Salisbury
J. McCombs
My. Murdock
Pittsburgh
Lyda Christy
Ford City
Muzareth Smith
Charles Steffy
Rossiter
Christian Endeavor
Indiana County
D. M. Gallagher
Jennichell
Saltabore
Tidith Gallagher
Clerksburg
Hid Stiver
Lowther Mines
Ramaley
Arthur Lloyd
Vanderrrift
D. A. Rosensteel
Llnyd
Murray H. Guthrie
Nelle Guthrie
Indiiana
Dora Donaldson
Minneapolis
A. R. Ashbaugh
Della Kier
Martha France
Local visitors host at Rhinehart home
Miss Beulah Little of Handover visited with her sister Mrs. Jerry Lear and Mr and Mrs. Robert Rector of Ligonier and their young daughter. Rector, a former pastor at the United Evangelical church, was seen with Robert Boyle and daughter Josephine visiting relatives in Clymer. Jane Lewis left for Somerset to visit daughter Mrs Willian Coley. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Thomas Price plan housekeeping in Garfield Cline’s home. Mrs William Prayer and children of Beech Bottom W Virginia visit M C Jones and others.
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Beulah Little
Handover
Jerry Lear
Robert Rector
Ligonier
M. C. Rhinehart
Rector
United Evangelical Church
Robert Boyle
Josephine
Clymer
Jane Lewis
Willian Coley
Somerset
Thomas Price
Garfield Cline
William Prayer
Beech Bottom
W. Vua
M. C. Jones
Local Items and Visits in Nearby Towns
Mrs Charles W Sutton remains seriously ill though improving Miss Edith Coursin spends part of the week with relatives in Someville Garfiold Eline builds a new garage Sophia Agaresey of Shenandoah visits uncle Walter Kaskey Mr and Mrs Kay Lichtenfels buy a new car Henry Johns sells Chestnut Street lot to brother Russell Johns Emanuel Ressler adds two rooms Arthur Moyet purchases Front Street lot formerly owned by Mrs Margaret Kobinson Frank Mann of Clymer visits grandparents and rewires home Mrs Charles Bowser shops in Johnstown Gordon Coy and wife of Van Iwarevitt visit last week Max Fowler and William Widdowsn Indian callers Saturday Prof Weber conducts a sei mine school at Manor onch evening A minister attends commencement at Clymer Tues night Mr and Mrs Franklin Coy and daughter Barbeth of Turnesboro visit Sabbathealora at 20 Stop by home: Doris King Slackman and Vom Kine Dixonville John Amond of Welh Rain at Manor on Sunday Helen Sleppy weekends in Homer City and Bladlick Paul Smith of Wehrim Sunday enabler Mary Frniley employed near Shelovin at Marion Bayer home Mrs Pan Kimiet Virginia Arayit Wimmel attend college Measles cases reported in vicinity Ruth Bleakney at Ecroe over Sabbaths Ralph Ramers family spend Sabbath with parents Rev Q A Holsopple of Huntiagejdon moves into parsonage. services to be held at Plame yeark church Sunday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sutton
Edith Coursin
Someville
Garfiold
Eline
Sophia Agaresey
Shenandoah
Walter Kaskey
Kay Lichtenfels
Henry Johns
Chestnut Street
Russall Johns
Emanuel Ressler
Arthur Moyet
Front Street
Andrew Midis
Margaret Kobinson
Frank Mann
Clymer
Gordon Coy
VaniWorevitt
Max Fowler
William Widdowson
India
Weber
Manor Onch
Tess
Franklin Coy
Barbeth
Turnesboro
Mia
Misa Mary Frniley
Marion Bayer
Shelovin
Boyer
Pan Kimiet
Virginia
Arayit Wimmel
Viclnity
Ruth Bleakney Wis
Ecroe
Salbat
Ralph Ramer Sng
South Hend
Q. A. Holsopple
Hunttage
Plame
Yereek Churaly
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Ford
Ford Weekly
Ford Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
Sutton
Miller Co
Indiana
Blairsville
Indiana, Pa
J. P. Morgan
The
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Clymer National Bank
Clymer, PA
Carlile P. Winslow
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Britain
Great Britain
Ireland
England
Grand Avenue
Detroit News
Seneca
Elders Ridge
Charles Bowser
Johnstown
Cherryhill Township
Atotareno Manor
Helen Sleppy
Homer City
Bladlick
Paul Smith
Wehrim
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Pennsylvania
Akill
Alleghenies
Allegrippus Gorge
Horseshoe Curve
Lewistown
Susquehanna
Syster
Wayne Avenue
Oakland Avenue
Maple Street
North Fifth Street
South Ifomer City
Kiein
M. & W. Co-Operative Gas and Oil Co
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