Rest and relaxation aid tuberculosis recovery
The article stresses rest as essential in tuberculosis treatment, explaining how rest reduces toxin absorption and supports healing. It notes early disease may progress less with quiet, and highlights campaigns by tuberculosis associations to alert parents and teachers. It also covers the Freiburg Passion Play tour in Pittsburgh with wide church cooperation and detailed production notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Sanders
Indiana State Teachers College
Rosy
Theatres Spotlight Amos n Andy in New York Visit
Amos n Andy arrive at The Rite for a four day visit with Indiana county crowd. The talkie Check and Double Check opens a new Radio theatre in New York last week drawing bankers celebrities, with two-show demand. Also Bobbies Dixiana staged with Bebe Daniels at The Ritz alongside Armistice week events and previews for Up the River starring Claire Luce and Joan Cherie Lawes. Relief Night at Indiana Theatre funds Salvation Army with Shanghai Lady as feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Andy
Indiana
New York
Amos 'N
RKO
Mayfair Theatre
Firefish
Mystic Knights
The
Ritz
Bebe Daniels
Tracy
Claire Luce
Joan
Cherie" Lawes
Fox Movietone
the Ritz
Ziegfeld Follies
Judy
Pétite Joan
Cherie) Lawes
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing Telson
Pittsburgh
Salvation Army
Indiana Theatre
Mary Nolan
First Indiana County Cow Testing Association report October 1880
During October 1880, 28 herds were tested by tester Carl Johnston. 386 cows were milking and 47 dry, total cows on test 413. The high butterfat herd was William Wetzel Marilou Center with 84.8 lbs fat, second Clyde Houck Clymer RD with 32.9 lbs. County Home had the high milk at 804 lbs, Torrance State Hospital second with 787 lbs. Top ten cows by butterfat include J Merrill Travis County Home RH 58.6 lbs fat from 1274 lbs milk, and others such as C C Pollock 56.9 lbs fat, S Gerhard 51.4 lbs fat, and H H Wetzel Torrance Hospital 61.6 lbs fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl ‘Johnston
William $. Wetzel
Marilou Center
Clyde Houck
Clymer
R.D
Torrance State Hospital
J. Merrill
C. C. Pollock
H. H. Wetzel
R.J
Torrance Hospital
S. Gerhard
R.H
County Howe
Wetzel
GriJg
H. Hi. Wetzel
Wim. S. Wetzel
Ritz Theatre Schedule Promises New Films This Month
The Ritz Theatre lists Pennsylvania’s Finest Theatre showings for November with Amos & Andy in Check and Double Check on Nov 5 6 7 8, Dixi ana with Bebe Daniels on Nov 10 11 12, Up the River starring Spencer Tracy Clare Luce and Cherie Lawes on Nov 18 14 16, plus additional runtimes and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur
Fri
Sat
Amos
Andy We
Wed
Bebe Daniels Neo
Spencer Tracy
Claira Luce
Joan
Cherie" Lawes
Second Indiana County Cow Testing Association Report
October results show Hugh H. Brown tested 27 herds with 311 cows in test, including 265 milking and 46 dry. J A Compton of Clarksburg led with a 903.4 lb average milk and 47.73 lb fat, followed by J F Pounds of Indiana with 851 lb milk. Top cows include J F Pounds GrH 1510 lb milk 52.8 lb fat and W Jamison Gr IL 1215 lb milk 47.4 lb fat among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. Brown
J. A. Compton
Clarksburg
John PF. Pounds
Indiana
R.D
R.J
J. M. Hood
J. F. Pounds
Gr.h
J. ©. Pounds
B. B. Crawford
Gr.g
H. A. Hoover
P.G
W. C. Jamison
Gr.il
H. N. Huskeil
Floppy-Ear and the Mooseville Mystery Of Reward
In Mooseville a rheumatic Mr. Mooney guards a dog named Floppy-ear. A blue and gold car arrives as a young girl and a handsome man chase the dog, each offering ten dollars for its return. The dog runs to the man, the girl protests, and Mr. Mooney watches as the lovers claim their pet with a final monetary exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Mooseville
Mr. Mooney
Jocelyn
Gerald
Sinter
Sin
Sterfig
Logether
Moppy-earl
Hig
Ong
Diamond supply and price restraint by South African mines
The text asserts there are enough world diamonds to satisfy demand for ownership. To stabilize prices and protect investors, South African wine owners allegedly restrict supply to meet current demand, preventing price drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Whining habits in children and social reaction
An article discusses how early whininess in children marks them as unpopular, with examples from playtime to show how adults’ interventions can reinforce petty demands. It stresses keen parental insight to curb trivial whining and prevent lasting behavioral issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Gl Costa
Western Newspaper Union
Local Lutherans Celebrate Centennial of Cornerstone
Local Lutherans marked the 100th anniversary of the Zion Lutheran church cornerstone laying. Former pastors Rev Dr H M Gearhart of Erie and Rev Dr J B Baker of York attended, preached, and stayed for fellowship. The congregation traces to Conrad Rice who gifted land in 1794 for church use, with early services in his home and a 1830 church building following the lot purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Lutheran Church
Town
H. M. Gearhart
Erie
J. B. Baker
York
Gearhart
Baker
Conrad Rice
Indiana
Zion Lutheran
Rice Home
Nicholas As Scharretts
Shelocta Woman Hurt In Automobile Crash
Mrs James Sheasley of near Shelocta is treated in an Indiana hospital for a left forearm fracture, back contusions, and internal injuries after a Sunday forenoon crash near South Bend. Her car, driven by John Rising of Trafford City, collided with a car driven by Charles Henry of Leechburg as he turned off the highway. All other occupants were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
James Sheasley
Shalocta
Indiana
South Bend
Sheasley
John Rising
Trafford City
Charles Henry
Leechburg
Birthday of James M Edmiston Remains Noted in Center Township
Center township farmer James M Edmiston celebrated his 61st birthday on Saturday with relatives and friends. Seventeen attended a dinner at the Edmiston home after a hunting outing. Guests included Hanttehon and others from Greensburg and nearby towns. Former Blairsville couple James and Mrs Crookston marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary in Johnstown on a Tuesday. Mr Crookston turns 75 on November 16 and his wife was 70 in July. they are parents of eleven children, three of whom died in infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiburg
Pittsburgh
Germany
Fred J. Hardisty
Adolf Passnacht
Christus
Europe
Christ
St. John
Mr. Fassnacht Ara
Ag Mary
Mary Magdalena
Syria Mosque
James M. Edmiston
Center Township
Edmiston
Hdmiston
J. Wegley
Griffith
Washington, Pa
W. O. Patrick
Brookville
Robert Richard
J. J. Mitchell
Howard Edmiston
Town
Greensburg
Hanttehon
Blairsville
Goyien
James Crookston
Johnstown
Crookston
Praherne
Cambria County
Executor's Notice for Solomon W. Lyock Estate
Letters testamentary issued for Solomon W Lyock late of Green Town aulp deceased. Executor YYock of Clymer Pennsylvania requests creditors to present claims and debtors to make prompt payment. Notice dated 22nd 10sd 6tp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeler & Felt
G. W. Shields
North Mahoning Township
Wm. F. Pierce
David M. Ruitner
Tudiana
Geante
Andinnn
Wm. FE
Bieree
Tames Wi
Lohmston
Creekside Borough
Lowry
Creekside
Catherine Whitacre
Smicksurg
L, A
Casedy
Sukkaburg
Dbp
Win
Pierce
Gordon Rieder Davis
Acoma
Washington
Emery C. Davis
Chestnut Street
Indiana
Solomon W. Lyock
Green Townaulp
Yyock
RD Clymer
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Aldert
Moorhead
A. Ralph Moorhead Kaitora and Proprietors
W. L. Johnston
Spencer
FIRST
Indiana County
Ritz Theatre
Pennsylvania
Indiana Theatre “Cood Talkies
Dolores del Rio
Fidmund Lowe
FRL & Sat
Rin Tin Tin
Mon
Tubs
Mary Nolon
Floppy-Ear
Robinson
Dorothy Coffeen
Bell Telephone Company
Issacs
Indiana Telephone Directory
W. A. Junk
Blairaville
Mr. Junk
Fie
Elmer McHenry
Lewis
Tf Rose
Violet
Louise Powell Brown
Hunter College
Harrisburg
Game Commission
Glenn Carson
Bowmansdale
Carson
Harry VanCleve
Commission
BAUE
Oxford
Eatin
Ram Lamba
Borge
Atp
W. L. Overdorf
Brushvalley
E. A. Strout Realig
Commodore
Peuna
Indiana Bear Club
Henry Townsend
Shelocta Telephone
J. C. Leagure
Cookport
Stephens
Barnesvoro
Harry W. Stonebraker
Church SL
Salh
Water’ Street
Todana
Gareket
R. V. Kerr
North Ninth Street
Elmer Shields, I.da
Panxsutwney, Pa
Frank L. Neff
Philadelphia St
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