Small magnifying field glasses mounted on ordinary spectacles
England uses compact magnifying optics built into regular spectacles for easy eye fit and quick distance focus. Milk-borne disease outbreaks occur yearly in the United States, with 30 to 60 reported. A newspaper offer lists The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette at $5.50 for Indiana county residents and $6.00 out of county. Only 28 of 48 states require licensed auto operators.
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England
United States
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
RE. D
Indiana County
Disgraceful sensationalism stirs Blanktown editor
The Blanktown Daily Courier editor Lucius Doakes faced a public uproar after a reader letter and comments critiqued a prominent motion picture actress. The paper later reports Doakes taking leave due to his wife’s arrest and alleged bomb parcel incidents, later described as likely a mistaken action by Mrs Doakes.
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Mofen
J. Lucius Doakes
The
Courier
Psychopathic Hospital
Doakes
Focal
Timothy O. Martin
Sabbath activities and visitors fill Clabesburg church scene
Union memorial services set for 2:30 PM at Conemaugh church as Sabbath events continue. The piece lists numerous local Sabbath visitors from Pittsburgh Sackville Blakeville Derry Brackenridge and Punxsutawney among residents like Mrs Jennie Sandles and Mr Paul Lowman. Also notes community events including a baccalaureate in Saltsburg and the Minnesota class play Little Women at Indiana.
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Union Memorial
Conemaugh Church
Marie Sandles
Pittsburgh
Albert Sandles
Sackville
Jennie Sandles
Marguerite Clawson
Blakeville
Frank Clark
C. W. Hart
Derry
Inlaw
Carrie Blricks
William W Berkes
Minnie Nau
Brackenridge
Paul Lowman
Margaret Helman
Palmer
Blairsville
Helen Slusser
West Lebanon
Mildred Me
William Hullenbaugh
Clawson
Mooween
Hobby Lowman
Mra Anderson
W. RB. Donahay
Punxeytawney
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
Charles '‘Cribbs
Ingram
J. A
Saltsburg
Indiana
Sheep Demonstrations Indicate Interest at Farm Trials
Four lamb and sheep demonstrations conducted last week at the farms of J A Dixon Murray Fleming Alex Bennett and Wm Davis show growing interest in better sheep management methods. County Agent Warner and Penn State sheep extension specialist W B Connell demonstrated docking castration drenching and shearing as well as tying wool with paper twine. Connell noted that un castrated lambs would be docked one cent per pound in the Pittsburgh market after mid June and condemned leaving tails on. He urged tying wool with flesh side out and warned binder twine is unsatisfactory. Drenching with nicotine sulphate or copper sulphate or both is shown as inexpensive and necessary. Special pastures for finishing lambs including rape pasture and red clover are advised. A rape pasture demonstration continues at Clyde Bell’s farm in South Mahoning with a June end visit planned. Wool prices have dipped but a rebound may come. wool stocks remain low as mills idle. Farmers Field Day at State College on June 14 will feature sheep improvement exhibits and demonstrations. full program available at the County extension office. Two Cleveland scientists announce a sun ultraviolet measurement device while a Dr Desiderius Papp predicts humans in 500 million years will be tall with a large head and no hair or teeth.
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J. A. Dixon
Murray Fleming
Alex Bennett
Wm. Davis
W. B. Connell
Penn State
Warner
Connell
Pittsburgh
Hea
Court House
Clyde Bell
South Mahoning
Alr. Connell
State College
Time hath a wallet of alms for oblivion
A line from Troilus and Cressida quoted as a reflection on time and memory. The verse notes that time carries a wallet for alms and houses ingratitude, labeling time as a great monster of ingratitudes in a dramatic exchange.
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Troilus
Cressida
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Tim
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Superba
Vim
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Blanktown Daily Courier
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John Boyle
Robinson
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Myra MacVicher
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Albert Penrage
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Emma Metzgar
McKeesport
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Henry Kim
Ray Campbell
W. C. Lichtenfels
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Esther Palmer
James Simpson
Chicago
Harry Miller
Heshbon
Serulah Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Chas, Nippes
M. O. Smith
Dillie Cunningham
Ralph Trexler
Armagh
Spear Davis
Margaret
Dixonville
Kenneth Freed
Wm. Nicholson
Jacob Richards
Roy Williams
Mildred
Frank Richardson
Leroy Richardson
Ralph Cribbs
Alec Stewart
C. O. Smith
Blairaville
Tom Williams
Mahoney
John Aul
Brushvalley
J.R. Geary
Frank Carson
Arcadia
Covode
B. C. Shields
Nancy Lewis
Laura
Walter Donallen
Swissvale
Blair Gaul
Clark Gaul
Buffalo N. Y
Elmer Shields
S. M. Shields
Tleaty
Phyllis Sutter
the Savings: Trust CO
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Desiderius Papp
Equitable
Equitable Financial Service
W. Guthrie Savings & Trust Building
the Equitable Life
R.W. Webble
Indiana, Pa
Morton
Larrow and
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Winona
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