Aunt Jo’s Lamp and a Stranger’s Visit
Peggy asks about an uncle as Aunt Jo recalls a long vanished romance. A street, church choir, and moonlit yard frame a memory-filled night with a stranger curious about Miss Lawlor. Peggy sleeps, while Aunt Jo’s lamp glows, hinting at a potential new liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Peggy
Tre
Josephine Lawlor
Vaas
Peggy
Miss Lawlor
Josephine
My Redeemer
Lord
Aunt Jo
Jim Hargraves
Hargraves
Emerald Bigger Than Diamond Weight Comparison
An emerald weighing a carat more than a diamond of the same weight is described, highlighting the larger gem size of the emerald relative to the diamond. The note emphasizes the surprising heft difference between two stones of equal carat weight.
Seal Like a Fish Yet Mammal of the Animal Family
A Montreal Herald writer describes seals as fishlike yet mammals that breathe air and come ashore. Seals eat vast amounts of shellfish, swim well, roam seas in late year, and return to birth beaches each spring where enormous rookeries form. Baby seals swim in about six weeks. nunneries on rocky benches host millions, with loud roars as mates contest prime spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Montreal Herald
Seven Seas
Spider Builds Swinging Cradle For Young In Madagascar
A Madagascan spider creates a hanging cradle for its young by spinning a thick silk cable from threads and suspending it from a branch. The cradle is an empty shell, often snail or one chambered, and the mother tests the cord until the cradle remains about two inches off the ground. The silk tightens as it dries, then the newborns rock safely until they disperse on their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Engraving on copper and early masterworks
Copper engraving uses a thin plate and a burin to carve V shaped lines, producing a methodical mark. It arose in the 15th century, flourishing in Germany Italy and the Netherlands, with key figures including Schongauer Durer Mantenga Marc Antonio Campagnola Sharp Strange and French masters like Cochin Tardiv Gravelot and Moreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Martin Schongauer
Albrecht Durer
Mantegna
Marc Antonio
Campagnola
William Sharp
Robert Strange
Watteau
Hardin
Lancret
Cochin
Andrin
Tardiev
Gravelot
Moreau
Tekla Pearla pearls from Balaton and Hungarian labs
Tekla pearls are claimed to be made from Hungarian lake fish with radioactive waters and gold content. Whiting and wheat supply scales. laboratories at Slofk and Fonyod extract microscopic crystals with ammonia. Raw material coats glass beads to mimic pearls, with coating produced abroad in France Spain or Japan. The essence or scales are exported from Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Balaton
Slofok
Fonyod
Hungary
Pearl
France
Spain
Japan
Antimony Uses Across Industry and Medicine
The article explains antimony as a non rotting metal with wide industrial importance. It highlights its key use in type metal due to a low melting point and notes medical tartrate and tar taramite forms. Colorant roles include antimony oxide with glass and porcelain, and butter of antimony for brown gun barrel color. Production sources include France Bor neo California Nevada Mexico and New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Borneo
California
Nevada
Mexico
New Brunswick
Washington Star
Indiana shoppers visit from Gmt Ty and Vandergrift
Gmt Ty and Vandergrift visitors include Mr and Mrs D A Rupert and children Helen Hather Vernon and Goldyn. Numerous families from Vandergrift Indiana J A Miller North Apollo and South Bend visited relatives in the Jamison and Schrecengost households with weekends and meetings noted.
Local Visitors From Chambersville and Indiana
Mr and Mrs Jay McQuilkin and son Melvin visited friends at Latrobe on Sunday Ming Leona Kline from Indiana visited Mr and Mrs Frank McGara Mrs A Brady and children Bobby and Betty were guests of Mrs Sanford Over at Barr over the weekend EKirks family were Saturday evening callers in Indiana and Mr and Mrs Harry Miller were Monday callers in Indiana Mr and Mrs Fred Kirk of Kellysburg called on Mr and Mrs Frank Kirk Monday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay McQuilkin
Melvin
Latrobe
Ming Leona Kline
Indiana
Frank McGara
A. Brady
Bobby
Betty
Sanford
Barr
E. Kirks
Harry Miller
Fred Kirk
Kellysburg
Frank Kirk
M. J. Boyer
Willet Grange
Frank Donahue
Blairsville
A. P.ray
Mildred Kough
Near Mt. Union Church
George Harman
Brice Peterman
Elderton
Myra Fisher
Dayton
Josiah Fisher
Carl ‘Miller
Dressing for fickle winter weather in Pennsylvania
Dr Theodore B Appel warns that Pennsylvania winters require a medium weight coat for milder days to avoid health risks and costly doctor bills. Overdressing with fur or heavy coats on warm days can lead to perspiration, pneumonia, and death. Fashion must yield to thermometer readings to protect health and finances. Crumbs from tests over bread, cake and muffins make a good crust for baked or scalloped dishes.
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Pennsylvania
Theodore B. Appel
Tuesday Night Visits and Local Birthday Celebrations in Washington Township
Washington Township features a circuit of social visits and birthday celebrations. Mr. and Mrs. John Cumming hosted friends from Indiana, while Rozella Frick marked a recent marriage with a serenade at Salem Frick’s home. A large birthday party honored George Harman with 50 guests and a 74 candle cake, and many locals attended gatherings at Harmony Grove Lutheran church and nearby homes.
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Washington Township
John Cumming
Indiana
Archie Brown
Salem Frick
Rozella
Roy Blystone
Harker
Rankin Peterson
Saltsbury
A. P. ‘Ray
Glenn Sewart
George Harman
Howard McCausland
Glenn Jewart
Jess Kough
Arthur Blystone
Mt. Union
Walter Harman
J. E. Blystone
Reid and
Glenn
Carl ‘Miller
Margaret Crooks
Beyer
Allen McFarrell
Frank Lohr
Ira Marlin
Harry Orr
Clara Wallace
Charles
Elia Fleming
Ethel
Melvin Park
Elsie Park
Brice Peterman
Laird Eugene Orr
Betty Aul
J. Be, Blystone
Carl ‘Blystone
Betty Ann
Raymond
Emma
Eliza
Beth
Park
Josiah Fisher
O J, Fleming
Jess Campbell
Ella Fleming
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Earl Wells
Harman
Lutheran Church
John Orr
John Marlin
Bernard
Bernard Orrs Motored To Pittsburgh On Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blystone
Advance
George Frye
Paul Meintige
Gon. Donald
My. McIntire
BH. J. MeIntire
Progress and Pitts Burgh Daily Post Gazette Offer
The notice advertises a 85.50 per year subscription for Indiana County R.F.D. residents or those not served by Post-Gazette Carriers. It claims the Post-Gazette is the only daily newspaper mailed to homes the same day as publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.D
Post-Gazette
Prolonged meetings open at Pine church near Locust
Local residents and visitors across several towns spent last week in hunting trips and social visits. Notable attendees included Rev Mohney at Pine church and Hon Clyde Kelly of Washington D C with friends. Several residents from Wilkinsburg Punxsutawney and PunxSatawney visited, hunted, or hosted gatherings, with extended family staying at Wingert home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moot
Lillie McConaughey
Near Town
Miya Binnie McConaughey
Pittsburgh
Binnie
Lillie
C. Good
Leechburg
Jaquish
Punxsutawney
Mra.c. M. Wingert
Mall pieces handled daily at Chicago Falls post office
About 20 000 pieces of mall are being processed each day at the post office station in the Chicago Falls grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Chicago Falls Grounds
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Modure Newapan
WIU Servite
Norman Schrecengost and
J. C. Schrecengost
J. Robert Jamison
Robert, Jr
Merle
W. B. Porter
South Bend
Walter King
Nellie
Ois
J. T. Jamison
W. C. Jamison
A. M. Jamison
F. W. Stepp
W. ©. Jamison
Jennie C. Jamison
J. R
Chambersville
Earl Blystone
Punxsutaw Ney
J. Ib. Blystone
Elizabeth Harman
Jay Sourwine
Dortha Sourwine
Willet
Farmers Bank & Trust Company OF
Indiana, PA
Marchand
Krag
Pacific
Donald Moorhead
Patronize Progress
Silas C. Streams
Penna
Larrow and
Edelmans
Wingold
Goldenrod
Millers Dog
Hetrick & Wilson
P.B.R
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