Hospital Farm Report Details Production and Pigs Value
A church year end report notes donations gratefully received and lists Hospital Farm figures. Pigs yielded premiums of 29 dollars at the county fair and sales brought in 399 dollars 32 cents. Pigs valued at 1040 dollars, plus 3 sheep and 100 chickens, are housed on the farm. Crop outputs include 300 bushels of corn, 210 of potatoes, 213 of oats, 132 of rye, 60 of wheat and two tons of hay. Garden produce and fresh pork were also supplied to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Quail Protectors Force Farmers to Bar All Game
Farmers in the region close land to all hunting to shield quail from hunters. Most support rabbit hunting but deny access to preserve quail populations. Farmers provide food and shelter during winter, while quail help control insects in spring and summer.
Attendance at Purchase Line School Notes October
The October attendance at Purchase Line school shows girls at 100 percent and boys at 95 percent. Teacher Mark Fyock. B F Lydie and wife and daughter Emma visit Mrs Jane Barr on Sunday. Rev Miller assists Rev Wakeaman at Brethren Church meetings for two weeks. B Knupp, who worked at Salina, is home briefly. Steve Lydie spent the last of the week at his Indiana home.
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A T the Purchase Line
Mark Fyock
B. F. Lydie
Emma
Jane Barr
Miller
Wakeaman
The
Brethren Church
B. Knupp
Salina
Weddings of a Week Bloom Allison and Abner Bloom
Bloom Allison Mrs Myrtie R Allison daughter of Mrs W A Speer of West Philadelphia street and Abner K Bloom of Clearfield were quietly married in First Presbyterian church at 11 o clock on Spursing morning. Ceremony by Rev Praderick W Hinitt D C. Newlyweds left for Torrance and eastern wedding trip. They will be at home after November 15 at 843 Philadelphia street. Bloom is in C B C Corporation engineering. Creekside Girl Married Dudley Spence Creekside announces daughter Bessis to Charles D Frye Warren Ohio married October 19 in Warren. They plan to reside in Warren where Frye works at Warren steel mills. Edith Coursin and James W Peterson wed in Greenshire on Thursday. Edith organist at Robinson Lutheran Church.
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Creekside
Dudley Spence
Bessis
Charles D. Frye
Warren
Ohio
Frye
Warren Steel Mills
Singer Sewing Machina Company
Coursin-Peterson
Edith Coursin
Nettle Coursin
Robingon
James W. Peterson
Wheelwright
Kentucky
Greenshire
Coursing
Robinson
Local visitors drop by Bert Rummel and Blain Ber home
Berringer Thos Bacrlay and family Mrs aneis Johns and gang William and ywin visited Bert Rummel on Saturday. My and Mrs Sherd Berringer of Were visitors at the Blain Ber.
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Bacrlay
Aneis Johns
Gang
William and
Ywin
Bert Rummel
Sherd Berringer
Blain Ber
Motato Club Results Highlight Potato Club Awards
Five remaining potato clubs held shows and roundups last Thursday and Friday with cash prizes paid by Savings & Trust Co of Indiana. The firm funds prizes for eleven years, supporting junior work, listing Home Club members and multiple club winners with several firsts and fourth places. Many members have already repaid sponsors with four bushels of potatoes for seed received last spring, and plan to repay before Thanksgiving.
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The
Savings & Trust Co
Indiana
Savings and Trust Co
Brushvalley
Trade City
Wm. B. Walker
Max Altman
Howard Kinter
Samuel Strong
Earl Glasser
Potato Club
AN Club
Corn Variety Demonstration and Guernsey Bull Sale
The Smicksburg Guernsey Bull Association in West Mahoning township hosts a public sale of three high bred Guernsey bulls from Falcon Flight Farms on November 12 at 1 30 p m in Smicksburg. Pedigrees available from the County Agent or Calhoun secretary. Also a corn variety demonstration at Carl Wallace’s farm Washington township husking November 10 at 1 00 p m with ten varieties shown and two shocks per variety. Wallace’s farm lies four miles west of Creekside.
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Smicksburg
Guernsey Bull Association
West Mahoning Township
Guernsey
Falcon Flight Farms
Litchfield
Conn
Indiana
Calhoun
Carl Wallace
Washington Township
Wallace
R. H. Thompson
Marion Center
R. D
Lancaster
C. C. Swaay
Bradkrick
J. N. Loughry
W. F. Barkley
Ivermeora
Glen Gannon
Erie County
J. A. Compton
Clarksburg
Mr. Wallace
Creekside
Edwin Gilpin Orr
Union ‘Trust Building
J. H. MacKendrick
H. Park Ave
Haddonfield
N. J
Jas
W. Wiegins
Walter H. Jackson
Weumer
Indiiana
Wilgas Pig Club Show and Bar Row Prizes Report
The Wilgas Pig Club held its annual show and club round-up last Saturday. The Savings & Trust Co pays cash prizes for the bar row class with nine entries. First National Bank of Glen Campbell funds the gift prize. Barrow Class winners include Harry Shields, Kenneth Wright, Orpha Wright, Henry Gromley, Earl Shields, Bernard Shields, Nellie Gromley, Annie Gorman, and Ernest Ferrier.
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Wilgas Pig Club
The
Savings & Trust Co
Barrow
First National Bank of Glen Campbell
Harry Shields
Kenneth Wright
Orpha Wright
Henry Gromley
Earl Shields
Bernard Shields
Nellie Gromley
Annie Gorman
Ernest Ferrier
Card of Thanks for Fred Daugherty
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our son and brother Fred Daugherty. Grateful for flowers and use of cars at funeral. My. and Mrs. G. E. Daugherty and Family.
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Fred Daugherty
G. E. Daugherty
Evolution of the Washing Machine From Hand Power to Motors
An Englishman in the eighteenth century created the first hand powered barrel washing machine, easing women’s hard work. Through years of development, machines remained hand or water driven until about 1907 when an American introduced electric motor operation, leading to modern electric washers now produced by about 105 companies with 3.5 million users in the United States.
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England
United States
Chicago Post
Gestures in Oratory Must Be Spontaneous
Ed Toland notes that natural spontaneous gestures outperform classroom taught moves. Disraeli’s windmill gestures in the House of Commons caused laughter, yet his later refined speaking helped him become a premier. Observation and practice trump formal drill in learning to speak well.
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Benjamin Disraeli
House of Commons
Disraeli
Queen Victoria
England
Edward D. Toland
Washing Through Ages From Roman Baths to Stream Banks
The text traces washing and laundry practices from Roman luxury to medieval revival and later reliance on stream banks. It notes the dhobi of Hindu tradition as a washerman, illustrating that laundry work has long been a shared global craft prior to modern machines.
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Europe
South America
Africa
Asia
Kipling
Dreaded Goodwin Sands Threaten Mariners at Dover Entrance
The Goodwin sands near the Strait of Dover are a shifting danger six miles from the Kent shore. Despite lights buoys and four lightships, wrecks persist, including a noted catastrophe in November 17038 when many ships were lost. Local legend ties the shoals to the Islands of Lomea once owned by Harl Goodwin in the eleventh century.
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Goodwin Sands
Strait of Dover
Kent
Lomea
Harl Goodwin
St. Augustine
Canterbury
Worm Tries Pole Climb Aboard Electric Pole
A professor watches a worm crawl up a telephone pole on a sidewalk near a tree. He places it on the curb but the creature resumes its ascent. A passerby notes the scene and mutters about adaptation, joking the worm seeks electric juice for breakfast.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Sawed-In-Two Sideshow Provokes Fairgoer Skepticism
At the fair a showman extols a daring act to “see the woman get sawed in two,” inviting crowds to pay a quarter. A bystander doubts the spectacle, suggesting it must be a trick and implying real danger would command higher prices.
Lions play Daniel in the Hous den after circus
Betty and Bobby discuss a game choice for the lions. They name Daniel in the Hous den and debate when to play it to avoid making the lions nervous, preferring to wait until after the circus.
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Betty
Bobby
Daniel
Explorer finds civilization more appealing than expected
John Prentice, a South American Amazon explorer, travels New York after five years with tribes. A young journalist and a hospitable woman pair up for an evening of dining and stories, ending with a plan for an authorized interview and a nuanced headline.
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South America
Amazon
New York
Mr. Prentice
Prentice
Morning Universe
Dprentle
Brazil
New Yorker
Manhattan Island
John Prentice
Notice to Hunters on Green and White Townships Premises
We the undersigned of Green township forbid hunting or trespassing on our premises. Otto Be. Knoll Lemuel D. Stiffier Harry Stiffler Land of H. B. Langham c o Harry Stiffler notice to hunters. Hunting and trespassing on the property of General Harry White estate in White township is strictly forbidden.
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Wndersignad
Green Township
Otto BE. Knoll
Lemuel
D. Stiffier
Harry Stiffler
H. B. Langham
C O
Harry
Gen
Harry White
White Township
Daumes D. Wilson
Paul Day Wilson
Josiah Statte
West Wheatfield Township
Joseph M
Huff
Pierce
Duck & Jack
Sumner Burkett
Grant Township
Anid
Clair Burkeys
B. Knupp
Marion Ceuler
Gall Stones Home Treatment Booklets Attract Readers
An old booklet by a Gall Stone Specialist promotes a non surgical method for catarrhal inflammation and liver gall bladder infections related to gall stones. Free copies offered to readers who write to Dr BF E Paddock in Kansas City Missouri. Also notices bidding for school furnishings and a late 19th century land sale with detailed lot description and sale date.
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Indiana Progress
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A. Ralph Moorhead
Peintered Ag
Indiana Pontollice
Bell
Cong
Indisna
Berringer
the’ Friends of Youth
Motato
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Lions
Holland
Western Newspaper Union
DR. Bf, E. Paddock
Desk
Kansas City
Missouri
Indiana County
Innnn Coumty
Waly
Uly
Fulyy
Ahatyr
Jitabman
Seay
Juddiana Panty
Tnov
Jack & Tuck
Fluries
Balle Leona Sitio
Indiana County, Ws
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Andrew J
Sailo
Tudiana
Court of Common Pleas
Leona Sallo
Andrew J. ‘Salle
J. N. Langham
Quayde E. Bath
Joan M. Malcomm
Sherri's Grace
Tindino
Ney
Werea & Pierce
Cordie Shubert
Tavrenve Shubert
Lawrence Shubert
A. D
Claud Lb. Rat
Dn. Lanngham
Malcolm
Omee
Lidiana
Ania
Bultington Township
Ling Schoolhouse
Wellum
W. M. Conner
Pres
A.M. Grafetus
Seu
Webrum
Andrew Gailey
Oak Street
Penna
Towl
John Hock
Pinestraat
Robinatee Collar & Leather Co
Philadelphia
Colvin S. Gibson
Penn. Run
Jersey
Keifer
J. M. Risinger
Homer City
Brockway
Wolstein
Lealves
Hteh
Algo
Sherenlin
Sound
Hood
John ‘Walbeck
Mgr
Rockview Park
New Florence
John G. Walbeck
Clymer
Attonnion
Chicken Manciers
Lewis' Feed Store
Peona
Water Street
Tfe
Hillsdale
Clark Stewart
Rochester Milla
Wayne Avenue
Deyarmin
Johny Pierce
Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy Knitting Co
Fulton Building
Fitlsburgh
Gale
Indiana Pro
Grease
Chas
Pauch
East Phila
St. Indiana
Weamer
Savings & Trust Building
Philadelphia St
Higgs
Moore Hotel
Philadelphia Street
Marcoth
Murphy Varnish Company
Gibson's
Murray's Dying & Cleaning CO
Philadelphia Bt
Bouth Seventh Street
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