Dog Gone! Mooseville Man and a Lost Dog Tale
In Mooseville a dog named Floppy-ear returns after a reward chase. A blue-eyed girl and a young man claim the dog, each presenting ten dollar notes. The scene ends with the two adults emerging as a couple, while Mr Mooney watches, muttering Doggone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Mooney
Mooseville
Mooneville Mountain
Gost
Moorevilla
Bia
Mr. Mooney
Floppy-ear
Jocelyn
Gerald
Doggone
Monte Carlo and Monaco: a brief history and facts
Monaco is a small Mediterranean principality nine miles from Nice, bounded by France and annexed to France in 1798. Independence was restored in 1841, with protection since 1800 after Sardinia occupation. It covers eight square miles with about 22,000 people. Francois Blanc of Hamburg won the gambling concession in 1861, later held by a company until 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
United States
Principality of
Monaco
Mediterranean
Nice
France
Paris
Sardinia
Frinceis Blanc
Hamburg
Memorial to Valor of Soldiers of the South Coin
The Stone Mountain commemorative half dollar features Grant and Lee on the obverse with Stone Mountain inscribed. Issued 1926 by the U S Mint at Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Association request. Money raised by the Daughters of the Confederacy, roughly 2 814 700 coins sold for 1.00. Unveiled April 9 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grant
Lee
Stone Mountain
United States Mint
Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Aggrdiation
Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert ©. Leo
South
Stona Mountain
Atlanta
Gutzon Borglum
Augustus Lukeman
Robert Hi
Brain sections store every word we know says expert
A Popular Science Monthly writer cites head injury cases showing localized brain function. A Latin Greek professor lost Latin and Greek memory after a blow, another with intact sight could not read, and another with hearing lost meaning in speech. A gray matter patch, not larger than a nickel, is linked to all word storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Laughing Birds and Their Unfunny Calls Across Australia
The kookaburra is famed for its hearty laughing call. Australia hosts a laughing owl and the white throated nightjar that sound like pealing laughter. Lyrebirds mimic laughter and other noises, including human laughter and animal sounds. Gull calls and penguins named Sacknas also laugh throughout nesting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
England's Oldest House Minster Abbey Tale
The Isle of Thanet dwelling near Margate is described as England’s oldest house. Tradition links it to King Egbert of Kent in the ninth century who granted land to his niece Dommera who built Minster Abbey as a nunnery. It later passed to St Augustine’s monks for five centuries before James I sold it and it became a private residence.
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England
Minster Abbey
Isle of Thanet
Margate
Egbert
Kent
Dommera
St. Augustine's
Canterbury
James I
Death Granulates Cells In The Body After Death
A report to the American Association for the Advancement of Science explains cell granulation after death. Cytoplasm becomes visible only post mortem as dying cells lose contents, fat droplets leak out, and starving cells digest their own material to extend life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Answers Magazine
Origin and traits of goldfish from carp family
Goldfish originated from the Chinese carp breeders and were domesticated to decrease their size. They were introduced to Europe about 1601. Wild goldfish do not exist. remaining specimens found in a Chinese river have partially returned to a natural state. They grow five to twelve inches and resemble their carp ancestors.
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Europe
Sabbath Events and Community Notes From Clarington
The column lists a weekend of church services and visits across Claressburg area families including Berish Ritz Shimko and Pholey families from Detroit Reynoldsville Kent and McClune. It notes Halloween parties at Sabbath School, missionary society meetings, a fall injury at the barn, and several visits with Punxsutawney Brookville Blairsville Derry Export and Elrick households.
Visitors and local notices from Johnstown and Allentown
Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and family return to Allentown after visiting Ayres home with Mrs Miller’s parents. Gilbert Kruise and son accompany them home for a short stay. Mrs A J Boyle and daughter Mrs John McDowell and two children visit friends in Johnstown. Mrs McClure Hall slowly improves after an auto wreck. Emma St Clair and daughter Della of Conemaugh visit. Della Muir and niece Annabel Muir of West Bolivar call on relatives. Mr and Mrs James McClwee and daughter Erma spend Sunday at Pitcairn. Ladies Auxiliary holds a masquerade party. prizes awarded to Hazel Anderson, Corena Brett, Mina Wakefield, Joseph Price, Reese Hall, and Paul Saxton. Attendees enjoyed the evening and thanks are extended for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller
Allentown
Ayres
Della St. Clair
Conemaugh
Della Muir
Annabel Muir
Weat Bolivar
James McClwee
Erma
Pitcairn
Hazel Anderson
Corena Brett
Mina Wakefield
Joseph Price
Reese Hall
Paul Saxton
Mount Tabor Visit Spans Families Across Town
Mr and Mrs Henry Kim hosted guests including Spindle family and Frank Snyder and family with Marie Kim of Irwin. Charles Penrose and W Lichtenfeld family also visiting. Emma Campbell Mack Campbell from Armagh joined, along with Collina Mack family from Round Top and others from Blairsville. John Boyle of Robinson digs corn nearby. Sarah Marsh returns from summer with daughter-in-law in Robinson. Kim and Lichtenfeld attend Indiana banquet Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kim
Mra
Spindle
Frank Snyder
Marie Kim
Irwin
Charles Penrose
Tabor
W. ©. Lichtenfeld
Emma Campbell
Mack Campbell
Armagh
Collina Mack
Round Top
Laura Clark
Dale Moorhead
Stella Hildebrand
Blairsville
John Boyle
Robinson
Sarah Marsh
John Smith
W. C. Lichtenfeld
Indiana
Red Cross Relief Aids Distressed in 120 Disasters
The American Red Cross reports aid to 1 million families this year amid unemployment and disaster relief. It assisted in 120 disasters, 96 within the U S, with 148340 homes damaged or destroyed and 13275 injured. Disaster workers distributed flour, clothing, and government wheat and cotton while spending 1,070,284 dollars.
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American Red Cross
John Barto Payne
Payne
Red Cross
National Treasury
South Bend Social Notes From Olivet Area
Mr and Mrs Harry Devers visited J S Ewing in Olivet Belle Moorehead spent summer in Indiana and visits family Gene Silvis Irene and Bobby Silvis were in Vandergrift Mrs Bid Barnet ill Mrs Wilda Anderson and daughter visited Harold McIntire Leader Annabel Ewing Sabbath school at 10 church at 11 prayer meeting 7 30 William Bishop of Home visited Frank Ewing Pauline Ewing and Guy Banks from New Kensington called at Frank Ewing Saturday evening Hallowe en party held by Young Ladies Bible Class at the Harvey home Greensburg visitors Sabbath afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisea Ferguson
Junior Missionary Society
Mary McCall
Mae Cribbs
Indiana Hospital
A. R. Jewell
Frank Clark
Paul Lowman
Fern
Punxsutawney
Saltsbury
The
Missionary Society
Bert
Pearce
Fern ‘Lowman
Brookville
C. W. Hart
Derry
Hirick
J. W. Mountain
Mildred Krider
Helen Coleman
Joan
Lewisville No. 7 School
Frank McPhilimy
Blairsville
Harry Devers
J. S. Ewing
Olivet
Belle Moorehead
Indiana
Harry and
Jyde Moorehead
Gene Silvis
Irene
Bobby
Vandergrift
Bid
Barnet
Wilda Anderson
Harold McIntire
Kittanning
Ralph Mikesell
Idaho
Boyer and
Apollo and
Vanderegrift
Alfred ‘Silvis
West
Lebanon
R. A. Silvis
Janet Townsend
Homer City
Annabel Ewing
William Bishop
Frank Thompson
Paul Ewing
Pauline
Guy Banks
New Kensington
Frank Ewing
Young Ladies Bible Class
Harvey
F. H. Baker
Greensburg
W. F. Bennett
Thomas Stephens
Frank Stough
Colonial
Johnstown
Pine Flats News and Local Gleanings
Pine Flats notes Lizzie Elwood improves after illness while W G Trout family drive to Indiana. Mrs Ralph Cribs visits sister Mrs W Eugene Tate. Worth Lowman of Dixonville visits friends. Mr and Mrs Oliver Parry start housekeeping in Dinwid die cottage. W S Lockard shop in Indiana. Half the world's surplus wheat stocks are in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Elwood
W. G. Trout
Familly
Indiana
Ralph Cribs
Edgewood
W. Eugene Tate
Worth Lowman
Dixonville
Oliver Parry
Dinwiddie
Lockard
United States
Local Social Notes From Wellsburg and Strongstown
Mrs. William Frayer of Wellsburg visits her ill mother Mrs. Bowser. Isabel Peterson returns from visits in Homestead and Pittsburgh. families from Johnstown and Blairsville visit relatives in nearby towns. missionary sermons planned. various moves and gatherings noted including Halloween parties and grange events. a quip about wages ends the column.
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William Frayer
Wellsburg
W. Va
William Bowser
Bowser
Isabel Peterson
iCarl Henderson
Homestead
Pittsburgh
Local visitors visit St Francis patient and area callers
Deadwaters Mrs Daniel Myers and Anne of Butler Mrs Elen Hocken berry Mrs Sallie Stakes and gon James of Blairsville and Clark Gess of Apole visited Amanda Moose last week Indiana callers on Saturday John Altemus of Brushvalley Blair Nelson of Brushvalley and Carrie Nelson of near Brushvalley visited C S Nelson in St Francis hospital Pittsburgh on Sunday J P Altemus Brushvalley Brook Altemus and J F Artemus of Johnstown were callers here last week A doctor says singing warms the blood
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Daniel Myers
Anne
Butler
Elen Hockenberry
Sallie Stakes
Gon. James
Blairsville
Clark Gess
Apole
Amanda Moose
Albert Stake
Emma Henry
Indiana
John Altemus
Johnstown
Carrie Nelson
Blair Nelson
Brushvalley
Harvey Moose
C.S. Nelson
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
J. P. Altemus
Brook Altemus
J. F. Artemus
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Genevra Cook
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WIN Bervive
Claresburg
Joth Berish
Detroit
Mra. Brazail
Reynoldsville
Joseph Shimko
Joseph Volsknich
Edward Pholey
Tony Machel
McClune
Bernard McGuire
Mike Ritz
Mary Elizabeth Jewell
Gulick’s
Jericho
Mount Tabor
South Bend
Elders Ridge
PINE
the Savings ¢ Trust Co. of
Indiana, Pa
Jack Coleman
Doris Jean
Mrs. Coleman
George Mack
Curtis Cunningham
Frank Shomo
Lockport
Charles W. Suttor
Ligonier
G. A. Robinson
Kenneth Mack
Clyde
G. R. Ruff
Lutheran Church
Rev. Long
Free Methodist Church
Wilbert Mack
McClure
Chestnut Street
Robert Nixon
Blairsvilla
Strongstown
Blair Empfield
Ebensburg
John Snyder
Cresson
Pine Township High School
Heilwood
Wm. McCrady
Martha Davis
Buffington Township
Wm. Davis
Alma Garrett
W. F. Ben- Inete
Id, Myers
Philip
Arla Fox
Deadwaters
Krag
Pacific
Honald Moorhead
Locust Street
Remington
America
Daugherty
Opp
P.R.R
Penna
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