Modern Mother 8 By Maudenlow Barze
Jeannette, a modern mother, bonds with next door neighbor George Cameron through her spirited son Jimsy. A playful ride in his car leads to shared moments, hints of romance, and her hope for a settled future as both contemplate a new house and family life.
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Jeannette
Jimmy
Jimsy
Nette
Cameron
George Cameron
Nettel
George
Jeanette
Antoinette
Bob
Marie
Timsy
Thalia
Aly
Home House Revelations And A Childs Sudden Demand
George and Jeannette tour a house and share a kiss in a moment of joy. A crash in the kitchen reveals a confused scene with a sad child seeking his mother. The boy mistakes Jeannette for his mother, sparking a domestic revelation and a tender family moment.
Peruvian Mummies Shown At Field Museum
An exhibit in Field Museum of Natural History displays Peruvian mummies and reproductions of two Ancon graves from around A D 1250. Desiccated bodies, often not artificially preserved, were found in bundles buried in the desert necropolis. The graves include artifacts such as cocoa leaves, baskets, silver ornaments, and spindles. A two-foot-deep roofed grave features a three-inch clay cover.
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Field Museum
Peru
Hall of
Field Museum of Natural History
Egypt
Ancon
J. Eric Thompson
Orfe
Digging Through the World Theory on Earth's Interior
Tit-Bita Magazine summarizes a crustal model for Earth with a molten interior and a rigid outer shell. It cites mining temperature gradients and Lord Kelvin's stance on crust thickness, noting extreme subterranean heat and a comparison to a glass globe. The piece frames a debate on planetary structure and rigidity.
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Tit-Bita Magazine
Lord Kelvin
Philadelphia Emerges as Medical Publishing Hub
Philadelphia leads in medical book publishing and printing with more titles than any U S city. The city also claims over half of all Blales printed and manufactures 60 percent of the nation’s surgical instruments.
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Philadelphia
City
United States
Four Flush Critique Sparks Debate on Respect and Improvement
The four flush phrase is invoked by Cactus toe to argue for respect and a foundation to build on. The remark highlights tension over efforts to improve it from the bottom of the pies.
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Cactus Toe
Social visits and weekend gatherings in Indiana area
A long list of residents and visitors were noted with weekend and Sunday visits. Clara Wahob and relatives from Indiana and Punxsutawney, plus the Shields, Hoover, Gaul, Beck, and Wyant families, were mentioned visiting friends and family including shores in Clairton, Johnstown, and Rossiter.
Maple Grove social news from April many local visitors
Maple Grove notes Mrs Erwin Hill welcomed a baby girl named Elnora Grace on April 29. Nearby families scattered visits with neighbors and relatives, including calls from Buddy Jacobs, Violet and Nellie Overman, Nettie Sleppy, and Jess Ober moving to a new home near Strongstown. Local trips to Indiana, Heilwood, and Kenwood mark a quiet week of social calls and family time.
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Maple Grove
Erwin ‘Hill
Plancter
Elnora Grace
Buddy Jacobs
Forest Coy
John Overman
Bud
Violet
Nellie
Johnstown
Nettie Sleppy
Marie Jacobs
Jesse Detwiler
Dick Fair
Indiana
Henry Jones
Strongstown
Mary ‘Coy
Carl Gance
Heilwood
Isaac Sleppy
Florence Stephens
Kenwood
Jennie Coy
David Strassler
Armagh Play Guests Visit Strongs Town Family
Mr and Mrs Robert Cunningham and Mr and Mrs Hugh Mack attended the senior play at Armagh on Thursday and Wednesday evenings then visited at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harrison Skyles near Strongs town until Thursday eve The Wagner children join in coughing contest and mother under physician care for sinus trouble underwent surgery Sunday night at 10 15 in Blairsville Dr F S Reilly’s office and is improving Ellsworth Wagner near Mc Crory’s farms ill but better James Miller of Blairsville visited R V Clawson Monday
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Heshbon
Robert Cunningham
Armagh
Hugh Mack
Harrison Skyles
Strongstown
A. JR. Wagner
Dr. F. 8. Reilly
Blairsville
Ellsworth Wagner
Olivet Residents Visit and Local Moves noted
Mr and Mrs Roscoe McConnel were in Indiana on Wednesday and Mrs Frank Lambing called at the I M Long home. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughters Evelyn and Phyllis visited Saturday with J B Ewing T C Bair and Mrs Alfred Ball in Vandergrift. Beatrice Simmons visited Ross Wilsons on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alex Kunkle plan to move from Elmer Smith property near West Lebanon to the Silaa Blakely farm. William Wilson stayed a few days with cousin Dwight Buckley near Apollo. Mrs W S Brotzman and daughter Esther Roberta of Pittsburgh visited the Wilson Stewart home last week. Rhodes Did you have a very big income this last year Bassler It was a big income for a Republican but it wouldn’t be much for a Democrat.
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Lebanon
Silaa Blakely
William Wilson
Dwight Buckley
Apollo
Social Roundup in Dora and Nearby Towns
Rossmoyne R Boyd and wife of Dora visit family in Elkin. Brewer well finished by T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co. Guests include Nelson Warden Leroy and Mana, Ina Fix, Paul Parks and Mary Louise, Lu la Hazelett, Richard Johnston, Oral Good, and T. H. Frantz family. D. C. Wells transports for medical stitches. various local visitors travel to Plumville and Homer City. Miss Eleanor Hazelett stays with Aunt Olive Rowe. A. M. Van Horn and grandson Rogers Rankin visit Homer City farm.
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Rossmoyne
R. Boyd Elkin
Dora
Elizabeth Elkin
T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co
D.C. Wells
Nelson Warden
Leroy
Mana
Ina Fix
Wood
Huntingdon County
Paul ‘Parks
Mary Louise
Lula Hazelett
Indiana
Richard Johnston
Homer City
Oral ‘Good
du Bois
Mrs. Good
T. H. Frantz
T. Russel Elkin
Plumyitle
Eleanor Hazelett
Olive Rowe
Plumville
A. M. van Horn
Rogers Rankin
Big Farm
Nelson
EB. Warden
Naomi
Mona
D. C. Wells
Local Pgh area residents visit and move in town
Richmond residents Mr and Mrs Hastings Lowery and two daughters spent Sunday with friends. Indiana visitor Howard Spicher and county seat business caller David Rittenhouse called Friday. US juror H D Pifer served in Pittsburgh. Samuel Earhart of Saltsburg visited the Rittenhouse home Friday. Harry Waugaman moved to Chambersville. Ralph Oberlin family moved from East Run to the James Work house. Morris Homan of Marchand called Saturday. R H Knox and Turner Streams, both Indiana and R D U 2, were in town Monday. Alfred Johnson and Wilkes Barre trip ended Monday. Eighth grade perfect attendance seats awarded to Catherine Johnson, Earl Pollock, Joyce Blans, Louise Jeffries, Lydia Tobias. John Baun and family of Braddock visited G H Johnson’s Sunday.
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Mra. Hastings Lowery
Howard Spicher
Indiana
David Rittenhouse
H. D. Plfer
United States
Pittsburgh
Samuel Earhart
Saltsburg
David W. Rittenhouse
Harry Waugaman
Mary Jane Rishel
Chambersville
Ralph Oberlin
East Run
James Is
Morris Homan
Marchand
R. H. Knox
R. UD. 2
Our Town
Turner Streams
Alfred Johnson
Wilkes Barre
G. H. Johnson
Rochester Mills
Catherine Johnson
Earl Pollock
Joyce Blans
Louise Jeffries
Lydia Tobias
John Baun
Braddock
G.H. Johnson
Bridge game clue in courtroom exchange
Dialogue shows Mrs Rowdybush at home while a bridge game is referenced. The judge presses a witness on whether the man would be guilty of stealing money, as the witness questions the amount involved.
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John ®Ngle
Pleasantville
Reed ‘Anderson
Frank Anderson
Susan £. Parry
Pine Flats
Wm. Tyger
Taylorsville
Vance Young
Penn Run
Wilson Glassford
Modernizin
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Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Oak & 10Th Sts
Indiana, Pa
Ing Pisa
Savings & Trust
Maudenlow Barze
Bamesa
Roadstek
Jimny
Clara Wahob
Elmer Shields
B. C. Shields
George Gaul
Mollie Beck
Reed Sherry and
Gerald Gaul
Juneau
Blair Gaul
Wm. Beatty
Blair Beck
Herbert White
Mabel Wyant
Hugene Jenks
Punxsutawney
Mry
Gurn Wabob
Rhodes
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Rowdybush
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