Widow Artist Invites Scandal in Bloomfield Town
The Bloomfield Bugle reports a young widow artist moving into town and hiring Manny Lotten’s son Jim to tend her garden. Jim falls for her as she sketches locals and publishes a children’s book, but she departs for Europe after sending him a note and a sketch, leaving Jim heartbroken.
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Bloomfield
Kansas
Michael Arlen
Sizin
Ines
Exent
Mamy Lotten
Fardin’ Woods
Jim
Europe
Jake Farley
New York
Chinese Types Shown in Some Vocational Poses
Physical anthropologists note distinctions between northern and southern Chinese within the same race. The Field Museum in Chicago features two sculptures: a jinricksha coolie for the north and a Cantonese peasant woman carrying a bamboo load pole for the south.
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Malvina Hoffman
Field Museum
Chicago
Jinricksha Coolie
Field Museum News
China
Republic of China
Boxer Rebellion Referred to by Chinese as Fists for Justice and Harmony
Chinese Viewpoint History notes the year 1900 as the Boxer rebellion, while the Chinese group behind the turmoil called it The Fists for Justice and Harmony society, highlighting differing names for the same events.
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Fists For Justice - and -Harmony Society
The Ledger of Doctor Billy and the Debtor Brown
In Ender the kindly Dr Billy Wenderson, longtime town physician, treats Haskell Brown for illness and accidents while Brown shirks bills. After Brown’s neglect of payments leaves the doctor short, Billy quietly pays Brown’s debt with cash, settling the account and ending the feud.
Child Reproaches Brother Over Cake Tease
A mother scolds Jack for eating the cake without sharing with his sister. The quarrel centers on fairness as Jack denies neglecting his sister while a teasing tone highlights the family tension.
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Jack
Ring Refusal Sparks Comedy Between Cinthy Clutts and Renny
Local gossip records a playful quarrel over marriage involving Cinthy Clutts and Renny. The jeweler confirmed a ring was dated yesterday amid their lighthearted dispute.
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Renny
Cinthy Clutts
Oak Tree 4-H Show Highlights Pig and Poultry Talent
Oak Tree 4-H members held a judged show at Mahoning School House East Mahoning on Saturday with 11 of 16 exhibiting. Pigs led by Horace Steele earned blue ribbons for top gain and overall merit while Ralph North and Louise Streams won red and blue ribbons in poultry. Sewing Club showcased dresses. next event is the 4-H Corn Club Show during a Halloween party on November 3.
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Mahoning School
East Mahoning Township
H.C. McWilliams
Cambria County
Morace Steele
Dan Steele
Frank Good
Ralph Streams
Paul Stewart
Lois Stewart
Lysle Williams
Elmer Lockhard
John Black
Richard Black
Nathaniel Simpson
Horace Steele
Ralph North
Louise
New Hampshire
J. F. Keim
Penn State
Warner
Charles Morrison
Bessie Owen
The American Boy magazine invites young players to learn from top coaches
The American Boy promotes sports instruction for boys and young men with profiles of coaches like Bernie Moore and Bob Simpson, stories from Minnesota, SMU and Oklahoma, and features on Bobbie Wilson and Jesse Owens. It offers fiction, adventures, vocational help, and tips on crawling, shooting, hurdling, and ball handling. Subscribe for $1 a year, $2 for three, or $0.50 extra for a home address delivery.
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American Boy Magazine
Minnesota
Southern Methodist
Bobbie Wilson
Bernie Moore
Bob Simpson
University of Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Ohio ‘State University
Jesse Owens
Daetroit
Mich
Forselon
Minister Dies After Heart Attack During Sermon at Vinton
Rev. George Raymond Clabaugh, 43, pastor of the Vinton Dale Baptist Church for 15 years, suffered an acute heart attack Sunday morning while preaching. He collapsed attempting to reach a chair, died en route to Altoona Hospital as the car neared Nanty-Glo. He resided in Altoona and worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad test department. He leaves his widow and four children, and his mother. He was born in Altoona.
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George Raymond Clabaugh
George Raymond Claybaugh
Vintondale
Altoona
Clabaugh
Nanty-Glo
Pennsylvania Railroad Test Department
Wintondale
Baptist Church
David
Mollie Clabaugy
Helen Mas
Grace
Raymond, Jr
Donald Clabaugh
Fall of Rock Fatal to Commodore Miner on Tuesday Morning
Alexander Susex a 46 year old resident of Commodore was fatally injured Tuesday morning when rock fell in the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation mines He suffered a crushed head and chest and died in the emergency room shortly after being extricated Coroner John Woods announced no inquest unless state mine inspector Steinhaiser warrants one The fall occurred around 10 oclock and fellow miners freed Susex within 20 minutes but he died moments later.
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Commodore
Alexander Susex
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Susex
John Woods
George J. Steinhaiser
Indiana
Woods
Second Payment Authorized for Saltsburg School Project
G Douglas Andrews announces that the Federal Public Works Administration has authorized a second payment of 8271.20 to the Saltsburg School District. The sum represents 80 percent of the cost for labor and material on a project estimated at about 71006, with total grant promise of 20500.
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Saltsburg
G. Douglas Andrews
PWA I
Federal Public Works Administration
Salisburg
State highway appointees named inspector and engineer
State Highway Department appointed William P. Brooks of Indiana Lawrence J Winsheimer of Homer City and Millard P Campbell of Armagh as inspectors at a salary of 1140 each and Robert M Wilson of Salisbury as engineer at 1860.
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William P. Brooks
Indiana
Lawrence J. Winsheimer
Homer City
Millard P. Campbell
Armagh
State
Robert M. Wilson
Salisburg
Local Notes From Cherryhill and Nearby Towns
Miss Mary Leone Williams of Townstown stays with her parents Mr and Mrs H H Williams of Pine Flats. Several locals visited Mr W Glassford who has been ill. M H Dick celebrated his birthday on Thursday evening October 15. District 5 fall Sunday school convention meets Penn Run Methodist church October 31. Olive Croyle and Mise Sproul of Heilwood visited locals. Wilbur Lowman family were Clymer visitors Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Shelton Shultz visited Indiana on Sunday.
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Cherryhill
Mary Leone Williams
Townstown
H. H. Williams
Pine Flats
Margaret
Violet
Bud Overman
Clair Buterbaugh
Wesley Engle
Howard Brown
Jay
Wm. Glassford
Glassford
M. H. Dick
Penn Run Methodist Church
Olive Croyle
Mise Sproul
Heilwood
Wilbur Lowman
Clymer
Shelton Shultz
Indiana
Local Social Notes From Plumville and Nearby
Mrs Ansley of Indiana visits son Paul Ansley at Plumville. Mrs Leonard Welch returns home after a Pittsburg visit. Helen Lipsie visits her parents Mr and Mrs James Lipsie. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Griffith call on Mr and Mrs Ben Thomas of Marton Center. Mr and Mrs F S Bowser and son Fred visit their son D S Bowser at Parker's Landing. Paul Rearich of Niagara Falls visits his niece Mrs A B Millen over the weekend.
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Plumville
Ansley
Indiana
Paul Ansley
Leonard Welch
Pittsburgh
Helen Lipsie
James Lipsie
Sylvester Griffith
Ben Thomas
Marton Center
Bowser
Fred
Parker's Landing
D. S. Bowser
Paul Rearich
Niagara Falls
A. B. Millen
Tax on Your Shirt Hits One Dollar Price
The one dollar shirt you bought included a New Deal Federal tax amounting to 25 cents. The tax added to the cost reflects government revenue measures in the era. This fiscal detail appears in consumer pricing notices of the period.
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First National Bank
Indiana
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