The Lighthouse Keeps The Light Of Bruce MacDonald
A 1922 tale follows Bruce MacDonald the lighthouse keeper's son pursuing his life goal of writing a great book. He balances isolation with a romance sparked by Camelia while a jealous James Syar looms, and the tower becomes both muse and battleground.
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Joaneseses
Western
Union
Brace
Sandy
Bruce
Laddy
Hotel 4
Amy
James Ivor
Camelia Arto
Calléva
Beruce
Camelin
Gamella
Pieasa
Hat
Avi
Camelia
Bruce MacDonal
James Syar
Gid Teumy
Sid
Adenly
Cimelia
Omer
Sy Ayid
Omy c
Bruce MacDonald
Ike
Fe Hag
Fernes Ivor
Income by States Shows Wide Gaps in Per Capita Earnings
New York leads with about one eighth of national income while Nevada trails with roughly 865,000. The National Bureau of Economic Research study by Oswald W. Knauth notes stark regional contrasts, with Pacific and middle Atlantic regions at high levels and the South earning a minority share. Farmers in Pacific and West North Central regions report high farm incomes, while New England and middle states rely little on agriculture.
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New York
Union
National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc
Nevada
United States
National Bureauf F Economic Research
Dre Wesley G. Mitchell
Bureau
Oswald W. Knauth
Middle Atlantic
South Central
East South Central States
New York State
California
Wyoming
Massachusetts
Washington
Middle Atlantic States
East North Central States
Southern States
Pacific States
West North Central States
New Tingland
South Atlantic
South
South Atlantic States
South Central States
New England
Middle States
Cut and Thrust in RheMfeld Telegraph exchange
A RheMfeld Telegraph snippet shows a pretend young woman mocked for shaping fortune through marriage rather than self effort. Critics call her an ex chorus girl who married a wealthy old man, while defending her maneuvers as cutting out rivals in love and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RheMfeld Telegraph
Sweden to open all schools to girls and boys
Sweden plans a sweeping education reform to universalize public schooling from elementary to university levels. The plan ends compulsory subjects, cuts nonessential courses, introduces early specialization, and shifts most funding to the state. A new lyceum grade would bridge to university matriculation with Latin Greek and three modern languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Dutch Masterwork Found In Horse Portrait Deal
New York collector Christopher J. Fitzgerald bid 450 at auction for a horse study and discovered it is a Isaac van Astade painting from the 17th century. A buyer has already offered 25000 for the work, but Fitzgerald says it is not for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christopher J. Fitzzgerald
Issac van Astade
Litsgrerard
Local notes from Indiana area residents and visitors
Mrs Mary Brendlinger visited her sister near New Florence while Miss Orrena Brendlinger and Miss Grace Lichtenfeld attended the Indiana fair. Families and neighbors, including the Fischers and Rhineharts, moved homes and hosted guests in Johnstown and Chestnut Street. Rev Saunders of Johnstown takes over United Evangelical church, with Rev Leese moving to Bees Creek circuit. Mrs Alice St Clair of New Florence visited here Sunday.
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William TE. Fisher
Chestnut Street
Front Street
Shedric McClure
Arthur Moyer
James Cunningham
John W. Huston
William Bowser
Teo. Saunders
Chas. Ripplett
Pine Flats News Roundup and Local Visits
Sunday church service by Reb Brown at Pine Flats Christian church. Local visits include G M Huston and Mrs Sides plus son William in Barnesboro, Rose Van Allman from Hollidaysburg visiting Minnie Stephens, Perry Devin from Butler, Hazel Davis in Meco, and William Lockard in Stafford. About 60 neighbors attended Minnie Stephenson’s surprise 50th birthday party with gifts and lunch.
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Reb. Brown
Christian Church
G. M. Huston
Daysburg
Minnie Stephens
Perry Devin
Butler
Hazel Davis
William Lockard
Minnie Stéphenns
Cherry Tree Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ss L Irwin visited brother Jas Irwin in DuBois and other Akron friends called on locals. Dr and Mrs J H Peterman and daughter Helen Louise visited Dixonville. C Cramer family from Johnstown stayed with W I Stewart. Mr and Mrs W Nichol of Purchase Line visited sister Mrs J B Baler. Helen Woods to Indiana Normal School. Kenneth Beck to State College. Peterman returns from Indiana. Barra welcome daughter. Brithart and Munroe announce births. Ruth Johnson of Foxburg visited sister H S Straseler. Harold Stiffler returns to State College after summer. Moonlight picnic at Conners Park. Yingling and Campbell return from Atlantic City. Denton Vanhorn and son Boyd visit Oran Brewer. Clowes of Youngstown visited Ed Thorp gon. Mr and Mrs Fault Walker with John Streams. Ida George visiting mother Mrs Milton Streams. Martha Blue spent week at home.
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Ss. L. Irwin
Jas. Irwin
DuBois
Joe Chamberlain
Reginald Reiley
Akron
J. H. Peterman
Helen Louise
Dixonville
C. Cramer
Johnstown
W. Nichol
Purchase Line
J. B. Baler
Helen Woods
Indiana
Kenneth Beck
State College
J, DB. Paterman
Oscar Barra
Gertrude
Elizabeth Pearson
B. R. Brithart
T. W. Munroe
Ruth Johnson
Foxburg
H. S. Straseler
Harold Stiffler
Clowes
Youngstown
Ed Thorpgon
Fault Walker
John Streams
Ida George
Milton Streams
Martha Blue
Miss Elaine Buterbaugh Attends Commodore High School
East Run notes Elaine Buterbaugh attending Commodore High School. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs L H Mountain of Leechburg with J R Mountain family. Andrew McQuown and two sons from Mahaffey called on friends Sunday. W D Powshi of Stafford stayed with E L Mumau family Sunday. Adda Farnsworth spent a day with her brother Ted McQuown. Walter Knupp family of Wehrun visited John Langham family. J G Mountain family welcomed a son. Wo and Mrs Glen Murman of Commodore called on friends Monday. John Langham visited son Robert Langham at Wilgus Monday.
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Elaine Buterbaugh
Commodore
L. H. Mountain
Leechburg
J. R. Mountain
Andrew McQuown
Mahaffey
W. D.powshi
Stafford
E. L. Mumau
Adda Farnsworth
Ted McQuown
Walter Knupp
Wehrun
John Langham
J. G. Mountain
Glen Murman
Robert Langham
Wilgus
West Lebanon Notes From Local Visitors and Returns
Mrs Pearl Craig and children of Leechburg returned home after a week with relatives in and near town. Nellie Craig visited her aunt Mrs Ed Harold at the Indiana fair. Blanche George resumed teaching duties near Homer City. Mr and Mrs A L Donahey and daughter joined by Mr Laney and parents visited Wm Laney family. Milton Laney of Indiana toured Johnstown with relatives. Wilsa Georges and Postmaster W W Coulter attended Frank Kimmel's funeral in Elderton. McCunn, Buchanan, Thomas, Law, McCune, Kime and Hamill return from Canada trip. Mrs R E Fetterman of Pitcairn won eight first premiums at the fair with 10 pieces of fancy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
Pearl Craig
Leechburg
Nellie Craig
Ed Harold
Blanche George
Homer City
A. L. Donahey
Wm. Laney
Milton Laney
Indiana
Johnstown
Wilsa Georges
W. W. Coulter
Frank Kimmel
Elderton
S. F. McCunn
East Run
W. H. Buchanan
Home
C. Thomas and
Robert Law
Marion Center
McCune
Kime and Hamill
Georgeville
Toronto
Canada
R. E. Fetterman
Pitcairn
Anna Fettérman
Penn Run
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SY Mildred White
Sweden
G. J. Fitzgerald
Crawford-Clawson
Martyn Clawson
Peter H. Clawson
Town
Charles R. Crawford
Pittsburgh
M. E
New York City
Crawford
D. O. Cunningham Glass Company
Indiana Normal School
Latrobe
The
Savings &Trust Company of
Wolfe-Warner
George Dale Wolfe
Rayne Township
Vernie L. Warner
Shelocta
Grand Chapel
Luther W. Slifer
Indiana County
Mock-Hazlett
Jay McKinley Mock
Gertrude Hazlett
James A. Lawrence
Second United Presbyterian Church
West Water Street
Fort Stuchell
William R. Short
Virginia O. Stuchell
Washington Township
McGuire-Chrissman Moody McGuire
Clymer
Dorothy Chrissman
W. R. Chrissman
Cumberland, Md
Horvrell-Kunkle Reddick Horrell
Tunnelton
Lena Kunkle
Torrance
Blairsville
Paul Weyand
Calhoun-North
James L. Calhoun
Creekside
Mildred North
Earnest
W. AL. McKee
Burkett-Cable
Roy J. Burkett
Bolivar
Lydia M. Cable
Robinson
Chester R. Fisher
Langham-Fryee
Elmer C. Lagham
Grace Frye
Coral
Paul D. Sharretta
Aaron W. Steele
Mary Steele
J. Telford
Morgan F. Couch
Tillie McCrea
Fairview
Sami. Miller
George E. Amsden
Trouman’s. Store News
Bell
Jack Tar
Hague
Venice
Troutman's Quality and Service
Denton Vanhorn
Boyd
Oran Brewer
Creakside
Glasser
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