Confession Drives Doctor Conway to Emma Aden
In a small town, Doctor Birch Conway receives a letter from Emma Aden that rekindles old hopes. His rival Ethel Aden confesses she destroyed a prior letter, and Conway forgives her, intending to seek Emma and reveal his feelings as they meet after graduation. The scene ends with Emma and Conway walking away together into the moonlit night.
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Doctor Conway
Mel
Emma Aden
Emma
Dther
Doctor Conaway
Ethel
Plover Hall
Eniile
Birch Conway
Tihel
Hank You
Doctor Conwhy
Theo Hy
Omma
Emmia
Hthel
Randall Pearce
Chicago
Plentiful Sea Island Cotton Reports 1916 Crop
Reports on 1916 Sea Island cotton show a total production of 117,559 running bales, just under the 1914 record. Rubber prices have softened, suggesting a favorable outlook for moderate tire prices for a period.
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Seat Island
War Cake
Instructions for making a War Cake with brown sugar water lard suet cloves cinnamon seeded raisins and baking guidance. Mix boil cool and sift in four and bake in round buttered pan not too deep.
Old Wheeze Torpedoed in Humorous Dig at Scribson
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a joke by humorist Scribson has worn thin as Flo claims his conscience prevents its continued use. A leaking pipe led to a quick plumber arrival who finished the job in half an hour, sparking the lighthearted outing.
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Scribson
Flo
Birmingham Age-Herald
Advisers to Eight Million Pennsylvanians
A letter to Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, Commissioner of Health, describes a distressed farmer asking for analysis of a horse’s stomach contents after poisoning. The writer details doses of colic cure, laudanum, juniper berries, milk, hog’s lard, eggs, chloroform, and linseed, noting the horse died within hours and requesting urgent investigation.
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Harrisburg
Samuel G. Dixon
Bir
News of County Towns Update from the Area
Three cars filled with Pickering Run youths visited Nora Kinnan and Mrs. Wilson Hamilton’s family. D.C. North and kin from Lovejoy visited his brother John North. Farmers busy with silos and grain threshing. Sabbath services at 10 and 11. Blanche and Elizabeth Truffner visited Sherman Ruffner. Mrs. Shaw in Pittsburg with her ailing mother. Robert Marshall of Plantville visited his uncle James Nichol. Volace Edwards and family visited George Kinnan.
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Pickering Run
Nora Kinnan
Wilson Hamilton
Ruth
D.C. North
Lovejoy
John North
Blanche
Elizabeth T Ruffner
Sherman Ruffner
Shaw
Pittsburg
Robert Marshall
Plantville
Saltsburg and Pittsburgh Residents Visit Local Families
A Saturday to Monday period notes A Jackson Saltsburg traveling to Indiana on business. Mr and Mrs Ball and daughter Mary of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W H H Miller. Rev Sturgeon preached while Rev Copeland away. Zula Miller visited Lewisville. Ruth Onstott visited Ruth Carson at Indiana Normal. Red Cross rooms now complete and circles to meet there. Gilmore Nesbitt of Pittsburgh visited his mother. H L Weaver drove to Crafton with Clair Weaver and family. Valetta Kahney, teaching near Greensburg, spent Sabbath at home. O L McCagney family motored to Castle Shannon Saturday and back Sunday.
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A. Jackson
Indiana
Red Cross
Gilmore Nesbitt
Pittsburg
H. L. Weaver
Crafton
Clair Weaver
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Sea Island
Toamea
Social Service
Brush Valley
Saltsburg
the Farmers Bank
Indiana, Pa
Diamond Glass Co
Pennsylvania
Lamm Oo
Luxenberg
Indiana County
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