Julian's Love Confession Ends in Surprise
Nita, at her window, asks Julian for help with her love problem. He confesses he does not want her to marry anyone else and kisses her, revealing he loves her. Nita then declares she loves Julian, the man who won’t ask her to marry, and she calls him her savior and the one she truly loves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eginning
Julian Merrie
Nita Crandon
Julian
Nita
Dea
Mertle ‘Place
Inet
Nito
Mita
Darling
Precious
Birthplace of Permanent Wave Claimed by Britain
The Manchester Guardian Weekly notes British hairdressers claim to have discovered the permanent wave during Olympia exhibitions. It marks a milestone in fashion history with Britain asserting origin of wave styling, while costs compare to maintaining ships rather than building battleships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Olympia
Manchester Guardian Weekly
Britannia
Britania
Old England
Largest U S ranches listed in Winter’s Texas marvels
Winter’s Texas the Marvelous cites the X I ranch in the Texas panhandle owned by the Farwell brothers as about three million acres, the King ranch over a million acres in Kleberg County, the Kennedy ranch near the Gulf coast at about 800000 acres, and the Hearst San Simeon ranch at 240000 acres. Also noted are the Arnold XII ranch in northwest Nebraska and southwest South Dakota at around 100000 acres plus Mexican holdings of Hearst in Bablcora Chihuahua and Higginbotham brothers’ Durango ranch, each about a million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Winter
Texas
Panhandle
Farwell Brothers
Chicago
He King
Kleberg County
Kennedy
Gulf Coast
Hearst
San Simeon
Calif
Arnold XII
Nebraska
South Dakota
Winkler
Bablcora
Chihuahua
Durango
Mexico
Higginbotham Brothers
Dallas
Mandrake Ancients Believed in Potent Root Magic
The Mandrake Ancients held that the mandrake root possessed magical powers and inspired many legends. In the Middle Ages it was used in potions and was thought to contain magic. Modern scientists say the root contains a potent narcotic stronger than morphine.
St Patrick Day Menus For Luncheon Or Bridge Party
Menu inspired by St Patrick Day features a knee high green decor plan and two party menus. Luncheon offers cream of spinach soup stuffed with potatoes sausage rolls and green salads. Bridge party includes ham olives mushroom sauce on shamrock biscuits and pistachio ice cream.
Peelor District Social and Club Notes Highlight Patrick's Day
Misses Margaret and Sara Cunningham and Mrs Roy Cunningham spent Monday with Mrs Harle Foreman. Travellers from Vandergrift Indiana and Plumville visit family. The Dramatic Club enjoyed a St Patrick themed evening with a pie social planned for Peeler School. A stork shower for Baby Marjorie McCardle and Friday P T A at Peeler School were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Wm. R. Thomas
James Bacon
Commodores
Perry McCreight
W. R. Thomas
Margaret
Jennie Peeler
Margaret Cunningham
Youngstown
Ohio
Madge Cunningham
Ralph Borland
Indiana
Ambrose Bowman
Patrick
Peeler School
Gale
Martha Thomas
Jewell Johng
Romeo
Alice Millen
Isabelle Tackitt
Dorothy Bowman
West Wheatfield Social Notes Little Town Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Guy Smith called at the Roy Palmer home Saturday evening. Mrs Geo Clawson visited Mrs Clyde Palmer this week. Mrs Guy Smith and Mrs Bob Muir called on Miss Flora and Maggie Clark last week. Clarence Wood on sick list. Mrs Foster Johnson and daughter visited Mrs Martha Palmer Tuesday. G R Shoup a business caller in Johnstown last week. Mr and Mrs Gee Clawson and Miss Rose Palmer shopped in Blairaville Saturday.
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West Wheatfield
Guy Smith
Roy Palmer
Geo. Clawson
Clyde Palmer
Bob Muir
Flora
Maggie Clark
Clarence Wood
Foster Johnson
Martha Palmer
G. R. Shoup
Johnstown
Mrs. Gee. Clawson
Rose Palmer
Blairaville
Clarksburg Sabbath Plans Include Services and Social
In Clarksburg the Sabbath school starts at 1716 with church services at 2 30. Astring of visits follows among Cribbs, Clawson, Jewell, and other families from nearby towns. A Missionary Society box social drew a large crowd and several locals attended the showing of The Little Colonel in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
C. ©. Cribbs
Ingram
J. A. Cribbs
Near Town
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
Donnellan
Swiss-vale
Dean Clawson
Harry Coleman
Jean
Myles Moore
Saltsburg
Logan Ewing
Wilkinsburg
Harold Borland
Indiana
A. R. Jewell
Jessie Mae Cribbs
Indiana State Teachers College
W. H. Berkes
Henry Nau
Brackenridge
J.E. Fryer
C. C. Walker
Merch Fulton
James
Paul Lowman
Raymond Jewell
Mr. Fassett
Elders Ridge
Mary Speedy
Donald
Santenia Michelotti
Harold Thomas
Colonel
Dorothy ,Billa
Marjorie Lemon
Saltsbury
Fern Lowman
Willis Miller
Miller
Clifford Cunningham
Non
Mra
Lois Anderson
Robert Shirley
Jeannette
James Keeley
Misa Mary Keeley
Saliaburg
A.C. Lydie
New Alexandria
George
Paul Culp
Ralph Keeley
Avonmore
Wilbur Coleman
Miles Mary Keeley
Jack Keeley
Ed. Love
Glenn Coleman
Salisbury
Charles Good
Homer Shirley
Warden
Conemaugh
Carl
Turkish excavation permiso for Tarsus and Anchiale sites
The Turkish government has granted permission to an American archeological expedition to excavate the supposed sites of ancient Tarsus and Anchiale in Cilicia. Also noted are names Fleming, Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Dean, Clawson, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Stitt, and William Pierce in the cluttered readable fragments. A fishing tip suggests using a dull knife when scaling fish and scraping toward the head. A newspaper offer lists The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for Indiana county residents at $5.50 yearly and $6.00 for out-of-county readers.
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Tarsus
Anchiale
Cilicia
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indicane County
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St. Patrick’s Day
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Pood Institute
W. JG. Mulberger
Plumville
Frank Smathers
John B. ‘Adams
Kenwood
C. A
Murphy’s
Johnson
Pidaanate Creek
Enna
Firestone Tires
Firestone
Penn Tire Co
Nndelphia Stre
SimzAus Fu
Sree
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