Hollywood-by-the-Sea Florida-tour promotion drives cheap voyage plan
A 14 day low cost Florida tour package offers travel from New York to Hollywood by the Sea Miami and Palm Beach. The program includes a 72 hour Atlantic cruise on a Clyde liner eight days sightseeing golf dancing and hotel stays and a 60 hour return boat trip. Reservations are limited and offered through the Hollywood by the Sea Touring Dept in New York City Philadelphia Atlantic City and Boston.
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Local church notes and social visits in Am brose
Mrs Pauline McMillan of Ambrose hosted friends Saturday evening. Rev G J Stevens preached his last conference year sermon at the M B E church. Miss Vance taught languages at Sagamore High School and visited friends. Mr and Mrs J D Adamson of near Indiana called on friends and attended Beracha U P church services. Dale Prothero and mother Mrs Prothero with Miss Welch visited Sunday. United Presbyterian services for October 11 start at 7:30 PM. Dr C M Smith, traveling physician, suffered a car wreck but escaped injury. Mr and Mrs Ed Perry of Vandergrift and Patricia and Junior visited at J D Dunlap’s and Mrs Rankin’s. Mrs Olive McClarren of Saltsburg visited her mother Mrs Jane Stuchell. Rev R M Offutt of Indiana will preach Sunday at 11 AM and declare the pulpit vacant. Josephine Schrecengost had a new roof installed. Merchants J N Cochran and J W Douds are adding concrete sidewalks and steps at their properties.
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Smith
Ed Perry
Vandergrift
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Perry
Harry Rankin
Olive McClarren
Saltsburg
Jane Stuchell
R. M. Offutt
Presbyterian Church
Josephine Schrecengost
J. N. Cochran
J. W. Douds
West Lebanon Community News Snippets
Mr and Mrs R 5 Coulter spent last week with Blairsville friends. R A Fulton and family attended the Carnahan reunion at Lyle Edgewood. Mrs H B Fulton spent Wednesday with her brother Marion Kier Blairsville. Some attended Buzz Anderson funeral Spring Church Saturday. Mrs O B Harvey on sick list. Mrs R A Patton entertained the L A G club Thursday. James Patterson fractured a rib in the mines last week but is around. Miss Belle George Coal Run weekend at her home. Mrs Frank Fulton visiting her parents Dunmire Marion Center.
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L. A. G. Club
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Belle George
Coal Run
Frank Fulton
Mrs. Dunmire
Marion Center
Cobras at 15 Feet Spark Death Controversy
The Philadelphia Record reports that O Emerson, superintendent of the Zoological Gardens, defends the deadly spitting cobras after criticism of their danger. Raymond Ditmars of the Bronx Zoo cites the species as capable of spitting venom 15 feet, with the glass near enclosures clouded by venom. A demonstrative warning and permanganate rinse are suggested if faced with the cobras.
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Train handling study tests slack riding on long trains
Engineers on a long Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac route ride in rear cars to study the effect of taking up slack. The Railway Review notes the plan improves handling and reveals rear-seat discomfort, with success both physically and psychologically.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad
Railway Review
Wanting to Join the Legion Echoes in War Tales
An Albi veteran asks a husky recruit why he did not serve in the war. The man explains a hospital chest examination after being told to disrobe after entering a recruiting office. He describes resisting and the doctor’s rough approach, remaining hospitalized until the war ended.
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Legion
American Legion Weekly
Lightning Kills Hog in Bronson Minn On Rainy Afternoon
Charles Falk and a neighbor prepared a large hog for slaughter during a rainy Bronson Minnesota afternoon. They aimed to stun the animal but found it dead near the door, apparently struck by lightning. The incident notes natural causes ending the plan.
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Chharles Falk
Oil From Crickets Aids Aviation Says Algerian Advice
Consular advice to the Department of Commerce from Algiers states an aviation grade oil that does not congeal at high altitudes can be extracted from crickets. About 18 tons of crickets were recently sent to Folland from Algeria, some used for poultry feed, with the remainder yielding the oil.
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Algiers
Folland
Algeria
1924 Arizona mining output totals $99 million
Arizona produced gold silver copper and lead totaling 99,010,379 dollars in 1924. The report highlights mineral wealth across the state with emphasis on precious metals and base metals.
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