Local Notes on Travel Family Visits and Officials
H P Wetzel and wife return from an extended western trip visiting Yellowstone Park and the Pacific coast. Miss Mary Rice and Mrs Eva J Hammers are among local residents traveling or visiting relatives, with several moves and hospital ties noted. A Pennsylvania Railroad contest awarded one of four $800 prizes for best line and surface between Jersey City and Pittsburgh by track supervisors and assistants.
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H. P. Wetzel
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
California
Oregon
George Doty
Cogad
Neb
Marchand
Doty
J. ©. Glasser
West Mahoning Township
Boyd Boucher
Taylorsville
Grove City College
Eva J. Hammers
Salina
Bert Caldwell
New Kensington
Swissvale
Greensburg
Blairsville
George Hammers
Booth & Flinn
West
W. I. Robinson
J. J. Hayes
Good Concert at Kel l y sburg Indiana
An audience enjoyed a Thursday evening concert in Kel ly sburg Town Hall by a male choir sextette from the Presbyterian church with Miss Phyllis Moorhead reader and George Hetrick violinist. They were joined by Mrs. Alex M Stewart and other local musicians under the Christian Endeavor Society. A refreshment repast followed at Olive Woodward’s home.
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Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Moorhead
George Hetrick
Kellysburg
Christian Endeavor Society
Elmer W. Allison
John G. St. Clair
W. Pearl Walker
Alex. M. Stewart
Harry J. Laughlin
John R. Jones
Olive Woodward
Flomer City
Church In
Klorry Rowe
Belo
Pig
Joseph Knapp
Jones
Vighin Folo
Maurica
Otyar
Helor
The Marriage Vow and Household Finance Plan
A Yale stage essay argues that marriage should include clear businesslike roles for both spouses. It urges monthly accounts, shared savings, and fair profit division, with children taught accounting as part of a family firm. The author asserts practicality for most workers and advocates equal training for daughters in business habits.
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Daily Press
Seventeen Million Breakfasts From Puffed Wheat Rice
Seventeen million breakfasts shot from guns last month as Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice gained quick popularity. The copy extols these cereals as irresistible, boasting eight times their size and four times porosity, ready to melt in the mouth and digest easily. It urges readers to try and share the goodness with others.
Puffed Rice Sold At Fifteen Cents A Box
A puffed rice product is described as produced by sealing wheat or rice kernels in heated guns for an hour at 550 degrees. The process turns grain moisture to steam creating great pressure, yielding puffed rice sold for 15 cents.
Poultry Yard Advice and Seasonal Farm Notes
Practical guidance for poultry keepers and farmers outlines market timing, care for hens and ducks, disease remedies, and winter prep. Advice covers coop cleaning, housing, feeding schedules, eye for overcrowding, and using wallpaper strips for insulation, plus a poem excerpt reflecting on lonely women and faithful hearts.
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Marion Cen'tor
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Janes. H. Cakrizen
Ohio State U
Joseph B. Bowlgs
Anderson
Angela
Gamae
Darth
Richard Burton
Waverly
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Independent Oil Rehuera
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Plotter Meat Market
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Peoples’ Insurance Agency Savings and Trust Ldg
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Seneca
John B. Steving
John F. Steving & CO
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Hart Shaffner & Marx
Hart Shaffaner & Marx
D. M. Caldwell & Company
Homer City
Tional Bank
St. Clair’s
Jim H. ST. Clair
Phila. St
Loades
Patton’s Mutual Fire Insurance
M. McHenry
Farmers Bank ‘Building
Indiana Dye
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Levine
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