Borrowed Hat Drives Ruth Toward Wedding Plans
Ruth faces finances and pride as she borrows a white silk hat for an Howell Twining wedding. Mrs Fink unfurls a costly hat, Ruth’s plan to borrow turns into an ordeal, stormy weather, and social pressure strain Ruth’s independence and marriage with Andrew.
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Juth
Irene Howesl
Howell-Twining
Andrew
Mr. Fink
Mini
Tom Fink
Inez
Ruth
Inez Fink
Irene Howell
Fink
Tuth
Mrs. Fink
Tom
Mrs. Pink
Mia
Ifa
Informa
Joan II
Mrs
Hawtrey'’a
Rath
Mra. Fok
Finks
Bossy Learns Like Horses in Cornell Learning Tests
A Cornell University study by Dr. L. Pearl Garner shows cows learn as easily as horses and remember longer. Across six cow breeds and 850 trials, cows and horses averaged seven boxes opened in 22 tries, with cows generally making fewer faulty methods. Cows remained better retained after a year, while horses declined over three to eight months.
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Bossy
Dobbin
Testa
Cornell University
L. Pearl Garner
Science Service
Thackeray Fears Writing Itself Wears Him Down
The novelist lamented that his invention could exhaust him and wished someone would do the mechanics of his stories. He described fatigue from the work and the embarrassing love of the process, brushing it off in private as if he might suffer an apoplexy.
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Thackeray
Fearful Sultan of Turkey and His Mirrors of Death
Abdul Imid sultan of Turkey 1876 1000 feared an assassin and hid trip doors loaded revolvers and wax life size models of himself in private rooms at the fortified Ildiz palace in Constantinople to deter a gas or blade attack as Collier's Weekly described.
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Turkey
Abdul Imid
Social notes from Cherryhill and surrounding towns
A packed social page lists Mrs Maude Kinter hosting a party at Phie Plats and numerous visits and callers across Indiana Manor Brushvalley Commodore Heilwood Grise Mere Loxley Ala and Penn Run. Names include Paul Joiner Gomer Smith Muriel Stephens Warren Buterbaugh John Engle J H Graham Quay Henry and others.
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Cherryhill
Maude Kinter
Phie Plats
Paul Joiner
Alverda
Was & Business
Dubola
Gomer Smith
Muriel
Indiana
Harry Williams
Harold Joiner
Jon Sutila
Nellie Overman
Lois Stephens
Helen Gibson
Betty Parry
Twila Engle
State Teachers College At
Sara
Edna Stephens
Paul Steetle
John Engle
Charlie Stiffler
Commodore
Ethel Glenn
Near Grise- Mere
Warren Buterbaugh
Manor
J. H. Graham
Brushvalley
Quay Henry
Heilwood
George
Margaret Partridge
Loxley
Ala
George Ray
Wilber
Penn Run
Local visitors and trips noted in Clarksburg area
Mr and Mrs Harold Borland of Indiana visited the A R Jewell home. Miss Blanche Hurst and niece from Pittsburgh visited the Sandles home. Mr and Mrs W L Esler and son Billy of Elrica were Sunday guests of Harry Coleman. Dr Donnellan and family of Swissvale visited Dean Clawson. Mr and Mrs J M Hart of Florida were guests of George Rose. Frank Anderson and family of North Washington visited H W Anderson. Paul Lowman and family drove to New Wilmington for Fern’s Westminster College freshman entry. Mrs A R Jewell Mrs Paul Lowman Mrs Wm Hollenhaugh and Fern Lowman shopped in Indiana Saturday. Clarence Gourley of Sagamore visited Paul Lowman last Tuesday.
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Harold Borland
Indiana
A. R. Jewell
Blanche Hurst
Pittsburgh
Sandles
W. L. Esler
Billy
Elrica
Harry Coleman
Dr. Donnellan
Swissvale
Dean Clawson
J. M. Hart
Florida
George Rose
Sagamore
Pulsed Teeth and the Need for Pulp Circulation in Health
Dr. Paul A. Rothfuss warns that pulpless teeth threaten health due to lack of blood flow inside the tooth. He explains the pulp and nerves die when circulation stops, leading to infection and root abscesses that may occur without pain. Regular dental checkups and daily care prevent these dangers and systemic illness from germs in the mouth.
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Paul A. Rothfuss
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Local Week
Mrs. Maurice Miller and Gladys Lichtenfels of Johnstown called on the R A Lichtenfels family. Several families from Greensburg Blairsville Vandergrift Windber and nearby areas visited or hosted events. Local gatherings included a duck dinner for Allen Gamble, installation of Guy Bryan Post 676 officers, and relatives visiting from Ohio with trips to Saubers Hill Pittsburgh and Mt Tabor.
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Jericho
Maurice Miller
Gladys Lichtenfels
Johnstown
R. A. Lichtenfels
Joseph Hall
Harry Donahue
Francia
Wilt Donahue
Mt. Tabor
Pearl Wakefield
Greensburg
Wakefield
John McDowell
Akron
Ada Adams
Vandergrift
Lewis
Blairsville
Merle Mack
A. L. Truax
Windber
Guy Bryan
R. A. Lichtenfele
Auxilliary
McClure Hall
Allen Gamble
State College
Clinton Wakefield
Youngwood
Betty
Glenn V. Lichtenfels
Billy
Ohio
Harley Gibbs
Elyria
Saubre] Hill
Pittsburgh
Ray Steinert
Carl Heider
Benscreek
Arthur Heider and Sons
Charles, Pa
Dabnstown
Local social notes and visits in Strongstown area
Strongstown residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on trips to Baltimore for fishing, callers from Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Johnstown. Community events include a cafeteria supper on McCrady’s lawn, a M E church class meeting in Nolo, and a Democratic meeting in Indiana. Jolene Hughes celebrated her fourth birthday with friends at a Saturday party.
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Strongstown
Wm. Bennett
Bert Peddicord
Baltimore
Harry Shetler
Pittsburgh
McCrady
Anson Swan
Clearfield
M. E. Church
D. C
Julius Bischof
Mahan
Lina Carney
Wm. McCrady
Indiana
Jolene Hughes
Albert Hughes
Beasie Hitchey
Elaine Detwiler
Charlotte
Dorothy Boring
Rose Mary Cresswell
Crooked Creek Church Services and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
CHAMBERSVILLE notes report 9 45 Sunday worship at Crooked Creek church with Sunday school after. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jay McQuilkin and Melvin, Mrs Nettie Wella and Harry, and Mr and Mrs Charles Brady. Neighbors call on relatives in Barr Vandergrift Nanty Glo and Creekside. Dr Joseph Kinter and Emma Wier guest, Ida Banks visited, F E Kirks family gallery Indiana.
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Chambersville
Crooked Creek
Jay McQuilkin
Melvin
Nettie Wella
Harry
Nanty Glo
Charles Brady
Barr
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Harry Miller
Harald Reams
Ida Banks
F. E. Kirks
Familly
Indiana
Emma Wier
Chicago
Nan McGara
Joseph Kinter
Walt Kinter
Creekside
Supreme Court Umpire in American government analogy
Raymond Pitcairn likens the Supreme Court to a national umpire enforcing constitutional rules amid political calls. He argues lawmakers fear loss of power, but the public backs an authoritative court to sustain liberty and opportunity. Local notes mention Blaine Rosa family trip and several visits and calls.
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the Supreme Court
Our
Raymond Pitcairn
Supreme Court
When Betty Strings the Beans Song Verse
A playful domestic verse extols Betty as she strings beans. The speaker jokes that her bean strings resemble music and that Betty’s care makes his heart lose its head in affectionate humor.
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Betty
Local residents attend fairs and visit kin in Indiana
Mr and Mrs J Bwing spent Friday evening with friends in Indiana. Mrs Geo Wolford and son from Blairsville visit her parents Mr and Mrs August Haberstich. Many families travel to Dayton fair and shop in Indiana. Relatives from Pittsburgh New Kensington and Derry visit Indiana residents. Funeral of Mrs Brady attended by T H Coleman at Smyrna church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree
Blaine Rosa
Daisy
Pittshburgh
Robert Zimmerman
Huntingdon
Wm. Flelacher
Lewistown
Amanda Kring
Bmeigh
S. L. Irwin
Gon
Chester
Ethel Yingling
Freda Irwin
Mollie Caldwell
Akron
C. Chester Irwin
Lancaster
Livermore
C. W. Marshall
Raymond Marshall
Fred Hart
Dormont
J. A. Dixon
D. C. Weik
Welk
R. D. Reeger
Well Cunningham
Dayton Fair
T. H. Coleman
Saltsburg
Misa Grace Allman
J. 5
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Clarksburg
Ntinela
The
Republica
Albert and
Wells Haberstich
Hamullits
Bell Telephone
Rael
Pleasuress
Pathfinder
Country
Pdultry Tribune
McCall's
BF AG
Wilee
Honsshold Mobazibe
Ted Tor
Wee OD
Madox
N Hama
L Review
Afield
Oy Sanat
Can Cookery
Can Boy
Wents Madesi, Ireeder's
Aveent
Indiana County
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