Pete and Daphne A Love Triangle on the River
Pete a sturdy red haired man adores Daphne Baker who flirts with Geoffrey Collins from the screen. Daphne falls for Geoffrey at a charity garden party while Pete fishes nearby, imagining a bungalow by the river. Daphne's kiss ends Pete's quiet dream as she returns to his arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Pete
Daphne Baker
Daphne
London
Geoffrey Collins
Geoffrey
Lmits
Geoffrey Collings
Paphos
Children of Japan Taught to Face Danger with Smiles
Detroit News reports on Japanese child upbringing noting discipline, courage, and stoicism. It claims Japanese children endure pain without tears, pose before elders with fixed gazes, and face swords with a faint smile. It also highlights poetry and optimism as cultural traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Detroit News
Gladstone and Homeric scholarship debated in letters
A Montreal Herald excerpt recalls Gladstone's Homeric knowledge and claims to near perfect memory of poems. It notes mixed views among scholars, with Dean Liddell deriding a 1890 Oxford Union lecture and a famed wit crystallizing the orthodox critique that Gladstone left a rival field for one in which he had few equals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Dean Liddell
Oxford Union
Montreal Herald
Castles of Normandy highlight medieval fortifications
Less than 500 years after Hastings Normandy became a vast Anglo Angevin realm spanning from Scotland to the Pyrenees. Fortified houses rose as Mam the Conqueror built Caen, Dieppe fortress, Arques ruins, plus Gisons Gaillard and Richard the Lion Hearted works. Mount Saint Michael fort guards the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Hastings
Scotland
Pyrenees
Caen
Dieppe
Arques
Gisons
Gaillard
Richard the Lion Hearted
Mount Saint Michael
Thunderstorm Rays From South African Study Evidence
Thunderstorm researchers report possible high penetrating rays detected by a Geiger M\"uller counter near storms in South Africa. They cannot confirm the ray type but suspect electromagnetic particles or migratory electrons generated by lightning. Rays registered 20 to 80 miles from the storm, with none directly beneath.
The Old Album Reflections From Crane Chronicle
Don Wright in Crane Chronicle reflects on the old family album and modern sophistication. He recalls hours spent with photographs, argues that old customs endure and honesty remains the best policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wright
Crane Chronicle
Wealthy Scot Plumber George Mc Caul Dies At Ninety Six
Immigrant George Mc Caul, once a poor apprentice in Scotland, died in Auckland at age ninety six with a fortune of 1 250 000 dollars. He made a New Zealand gold rush fortune but spent decades as a frugal plumber living near his niece. He left 250 000 dollars to war relief funds. Half the remaining goes to taxes and the rest to two nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCaul
New Zealand
Auckland
Brown Trout Size Difference Highlights Introduction
Brown trout were introduced to the United States from Europe in 1883 and reach maturity around 84 months. They attain a much larger size than brook trout, with eggs hatching in the same period as brook trout and fry subsisting on the umbilical sac for the same duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Local Briefs From Clarksburg and Nearby
Mrs Caroline Marshall receives a crate of oranges from son Clair in Florida. Jennie Sandies visits town while wintering with her children. Lord's Day service set with Sabbath school at 10 and church at 11 16. Cynthia and Mabel Cribbs enjoy a new radio. George Rose visits from Indiana last Wednesday. Jennie Sandles has home remodeled. Many attend church entertainment Friday. Mae Dawson Conn of Newrytown visits FP J Parks home with Lenore Parks. Linnie Gregg spends Sabbath with Jack Compton. Harry Coleman hosts surprise birthday party with sixteen friends. C W Hart of Derry visits Mrs Carrie Hiricks Saturday. Mrs Deanne Clawson and others shop in Indiana. Ida Ferguson slowly improving after illness. Lloyd Clawson of Blairsville visits Clawson and Clark homes. Harvey Johnston J Y Clawson and Paul Lowman shop in Indiana Tuesday. Blaine Compton hosts house warming near town with square dancing. Irene Clawson petals time at Indiana hospital improving.
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Caroline Marshall
Clair Marshall
Florida
Jennie Sandies
Our Town
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
George Rose
Jennie Sandles
Mae Dawson Conn
Newrytown
FP. J. Parks
Lenore Parks
Linnie Gregg
Near Town
Jack Compton
Harry Coleman
C. W. Hart
Derry
Carrie Hiricks
Deanne Clawson
Indiana
Ida Ferguson
Lloyd Clawson
Blairsville
Clawson and Clark
Harvey Johnston
J. Y. Clawson
Paul Lowman
Blaine Compton
Town
Irene Clawson
Indiana Hospital
Marion Center Social Roundup notices and visitors
Marion Center reports a sequence of visits by relatives and guests from Pittsburgh Blairsville Cherryhill townships and Bradford including Dr J C Glasser Mrs C M Hastings Mrs C O Berkeypile and others. Local travels include buses to Pittsburgh and trips to Indiana Punxsutawney Clearfield and DuBois with several civic and church attendees noted.
Local Resident Dies. Burial at Fallen Tiober
Mr. Kesler who lived with his sister Mrs. CG T Goodlin died Thursday night. Burial occurred Sunday afternoon at Fallen Tiober. Other notes include Robert Lydie son of H A Lydie falling from an apple tree with no injury and various visits by local residents to Commodore, Richmond, and Stafford on multiple days.
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Kesler
CG. T. Goodlin
Fallen Tiober
Robert Lydie
H. A. Lydie
Charles Lydie
Bert Ginter
Commodore
A. D. Patrick
N. M. Patrick
Charles Hamilton
Strange Paradox Of The Coffee Tree In Colombia
Travelers to Colombia expect lowland coffee plantations but find plantations abundant on the Andes slopes at 4000 to 6000 feet. The coffee tree thrives in tropical warmth yet yields finer cherries in cooler temperate highland climates. Colombia, the world’s largest producer of fine coffee, sits on the equator and blends for rich, smooth grades used in top blends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Republic of Colombia
United States
Colombia
Equator
Andes
Local social notes and arrivals in Clearfield area
Cherry Tree residents attend visits to Clearfield and nearby towns while calling on friends in Clymer and Indiana. Local families announce births, visits, and travels including church events, shopping trips to Johnstown and Pittsburgh, and a surprise death in Ridgway. Community members return from trips, and students and teachers visit. on.
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Dorothy Douglas
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU
Clarksburg
Marion Center
Pittsburgh
Ford
S. C. Wetzel
Marchand
Marshall Thompson
J. EK
John Long
C. M. Hastings
Hast Mahoning Township
Carlton Philipp
F. A. Webb
Richmond
Porter Berry
Glen Campbell
Geo. Jeffries
Cora Doty
Elizabeth Hileman
Charles
Post-Gazette
R. M. Dodson
Punxsutawney
Alverda Cochran
Tobias
Clark Cochran
Robert Dunmire
Hard Leasure
Sutton Place
Walter Little
Main Street
George Jeffries
Wm. Oberlin
Grace Hurd
Howard Jeffries
Blair Lewis
DuBois
Cleve Cochran
Wilbur Stiver
Clearfield
John Barrett
George Sohold
Bradford
Homer Pifer
Taylorsville
Martha
Helen Barnes
Kate Jenney
Jean Cameron
Hmogene Aughenbaugh
Orland Kopp
J. N. Beck
Clymer
Harlin Bee
Harry Seger
Canoe Ridge
James McNulty
Edward Johns
Altoona
Edward Green
Frank Russell
J. H. Winslow
W. C. Thorpe
Johnstown
W. W. Barbour
Ridgway
A. F. Barbour
Barbour
HA. L. Newman
Wayne Neis
Winter
McCurdy
Heigh
M. H
Clyde Bee
F. M
M. J. Tonkin
New Castle
Arlene Kopp
Lambertville
N.J
PINE
Mary Morris
R. HE. Tate
Percy Roberts
Rev
Austin
Baptist Church
Marie Gibson
Indiana Teachers College
Helen Gibson
Thomas Lowman
Wilbur
George Cline
Mt. Twhor
Leroy Steffey
Bessie Pease
Seward
Curtis Cunningham
Washington, D.C
Sanford Griffith
Delaware
Carl Henderson
Nora Belle
Robert
Homestead
Belle Peterson
Cecil Krebs
Cleveland
Wm. McCollim
Merle Lichtenfels
Manor
W. RB. Lichtenfels
Harry T. Johns
Grove City Hospital
Annie Fisher
Frank Campbell
Bethel Church
Theo
Putt
Elizabeth Muir
Charles Altimug
Tico Charles
Mercy Hospital
Ben Shirley
Raymond Robinson
Saxton
Joseph Higgins
Bernice Strong
Freeport
H. Jay Bowser
Clyde
F. W. Lichtenfelg
J. A. McKelvey
J. J. Rehn
Gon. Joseph
J. O. Mack
D. W. Mack
Floy Mack
Rehn
M. M. Luther
A. M. Luther
Howard Risinger
Margaret Thomas
Augusta Thomas
Marcel
Indiana, Pa
Plymouth
Rhode Island
Paul B. Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Penna
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