Opportunity and Thrift Are Brothers in Blood
Thrift proves its value by enabling timely opportunities and career advancement. Savings foster readiness for chances and earn trust with employers, leading to job prospects and potential rewards. The piece argues thrift builds discipline, confidence, and industry, ensuring rewards appear as opportunities arise.
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Opportunity
Thrift
Disraeli
Thirety
Boomerang Proof Robert W. Chambers at luncheon
A New York luncheon quote from Robert W. Chambers claims novelists are modest while recalling two Palm Beach girls teasing a fictional Scrawler Scribbs. The gag frames Scribbs as conceited yet modest, with a blush and a muttered denial about being the greatest living American novelist.
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Robert W. Chambers
New York
Palm Beach
Scribbs
America
Festival of Old Music at Haslemere England
A festival of chamber music from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth centuries will be arranged for August at Haslemere England. Arnold Dolmetsch and his family will perform on rare early instruments including lute recorder viol virginal viola d amore harpsichord clavichord and more. The program emphasizes English music of the golden age.
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Haslemere
England
Arnold Dolmetsch
Rosetti
London revives polka dances from twenty five years past
London resumes polka dances as a season novelty with period costumes. Dances include the polka mazurka lancers and barn dance, with the Washington Post tune often heard on London radio by England's leading jazz orchestra. Misa Helle Harding leads one of the first quarter century dances in a black dress with a pink Victorian petticoat.
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Washington Post
London
England
New York
Misa Helle Harding
Interesting Anniversary in Abbotts Langley
Hertfordshire village plans a summer commemoration for Pope Adrian IV the only English pope. A tablet will mark Nicholas Breakspear as a local boy. A pageant will be staged on the former birth house garden site. Visitors are expected from near London.
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Abbotts Langley
Hertfordsville
England
Adrian IV
Vatican
Hertfordshire
Nicholas Breakspear
Nicholas
London
Laws Passed in Congress Across Sixty-Eight Sessions
Figures from the Congressional Record show 50 060 laws passed over sixty eight sessions averaging about 185 per session. The record notes forty nine laws declared unconstitutional.
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PCR
Congressional Record
The Wonderful Secret unfolds a boy and stepmother twist
In a 1946 tale the boy Bob grapples with a looming stepmother. A secret bond with Bess grows through shy fits of trust, church, a car ride, and a ship plan as Dad hesitantly accepts a new family, while Mary remains wary.
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Western Newspaper Union
Bob
Mary
Cook
Miss Lisbeth
Bess
Alice
Uncle Jim
Aunt Alice
Wilson
Dad
Ted
Chuck-Chuck
Indiana News Briefs and Local Social Notes
MARCHAND Halen Wingert is hospitalized in Adrian for appendicitis and expected to return home soon. Numerous locals travel between Indiana and nearby towns for work, study, and visits. many attend churches, fairs, and social events. A corn roast at C A Brady’s draws neighbors. others move residences and host farewell gatherings as Indiana County communities stay active with schooling, religious groups, and personal travel.
Local Social Notes Mention Winter Plans and Visits
Mrs Lisle Diven heads to New Brighton for winter with her husband Mr Diven. Katharyn Shields of Livermore visits Mr and Mrs O W Shields over the weekend. J C Berkey and wife attend funeral of his brother in Wilkinsburg after a Pittsburgh hospital death Saturday. W B McGinley visits his wife’s father Charles Neal of Trade City. Neal ill for some time. W J Urey spends Saturday in Blairsville. Lloyd Aucher and wife visit Henry Reeger and family. Wm Laney and family of Apol—.
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M. Wingert
Adrian Hospital
M. Lewis
Emergon Blose
Indiana
Billa M. Dilts
George Hicks
Blairaville
C. W. Matthews
Archie McIgane
Princeton
N. J
Princeton College
Lewis Steeley
Walter
Lickingville
Hart
Bedford County
C. H. Schafer
Akron, C
Geo
Robt, Knox
Charles Buck
West Lebanon
Hugh Blakley
Hitler Peeler
Murray
S. J. Peschel
Annie Jordan Place
Shelocta
Miss Annie Coy Visits and Detroit Trip Highlight Penny Run
Miss Annie Coy of Panfield visited BH, B, Hadden house and Mrs Earl Bodenhorn and son then left for Detroit. Several from the old town attended the Ehensburg fair on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Louis Simpson and their son Arthur of Verona spent the weekend with Mrs Jacob Strong.
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Annie Coy
Panfield
Hadden Hoz
Earl Bodenhorn
Detroit
Ehensburg
Louis Simpson Aierson
Arthur
Verona
Jacob Strong
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