Feud at Single Shot Seventeenth Installment Ends Night
Laredo and Chuck chase gunmen after a deadly ambush at the D Bar T and Laredo uncovers an empty .38 shell at the hitchrack. Quinn plots vengeance in a hotel torture confrontation as Winters is shot and a rope escape exits into the night.
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Chuck
Martin Quinn
Rand
Mike
Roger
Quinn
Rosy
Mr. Quinn
Room
Winters
Wintes
Laredo
Lared
Dimushia
Nazareth News Highlights From Last Week’s Local Happenings
Mrs Kate Weare and Miss Li fle travel to Chicago for the world’s fair while Edward J Anangst is chosen as judge for the Lehight County merchants display. Reports note sermons at St John’s Church, harvest home collections, and a 13 foot 1 inch circumference Nagareth apple tree.
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Kate Weare
Li Fle
Chicago
Edward J. Anangst
Lehign
Wotring
St. John’s Church
Nagareth Fair
Nazareth Baseball Club
Ackermanville Club
Nazareth
Nazareth Boys
Dorsey Coffin
Slatington
Fred Kachline
Fannie
Sue
Charles Mann
Priedensthal
Niskey
Charles Beck
Hecktown
William Fehr
Hollo
Muhlenburg College
Allentown
Farmers Picnic Aids New Local Organization Formed Near Capella
Twenty two years ago a farmers picnic at Floyd Hochs grove along Bushkill Creek near Capella drew large crowds and led to an annual event with officers elected and a committee set to manage affairs. Raymond Shankweiler injured in motorcycle collision near Fountain House and treated at Easton Hospital. Visits by Alvin Meyers and others highlight ties to Philadelphia. Clearfield Hosiery mill out of work due to yarn shortage. Former Freidensthal residents recall the area along Bushkill Creek and changes since two decades past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hoch
Bushkill
Capella
Raymond Shankweiler
Near Town
James DeLong
Easton
Fountain House
Shankweller
Easton Hospital
Alvin Meyers
Raymond Desh
Batly
Thomas
Philadelphia
Frank Diets
Wind Gap
Owen Mostenbader
Meyers
Diets
Kostenbader
Clearfield
Freidensthal
Laredo Standoff Over a Stolen Blue Horse
In a tense street confrontation after a Mile High saloon brawl, Laredo retrieves a stolen blue horse from a rider who claimed a poker win before being pressed to confess to a murder. The crowd gathers as Laredo commands the scene and confronts the rival with a drawn weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreman
Laredo
Lared
Rourke
Travelers and Trips Highlight Local News Recap
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Daniel Nicholas and son William of Hartford Conn returned home after visiting Irvin Nicholas in Prospect Street. Several families took two to three day motor trips to Harrisburg Gettysburg and Canada Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen. Millard Stofflet left for Lehighton to teach. The potato crop is affected by stem rot. Huckleberry picking occurs on the Pocono mountains with families from Wind Gap and nearby towns.
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Y.M.C.A
Thomas Cope
Y.mc.a
Cope
Charles Stine
Clayton Mays
Phillipsburg
N. J
George H. Welty
Nazareth Coal & Lumber Co
Third Ward
William King
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
Great Britain
John F. Lehr
Nazareth
Allentown
Wilson E. Flick
Harry Hall
J. Welty
Moorestown
Oliver Hann
Moore Township
Charles Hess
St. John’s Reformed Church
Town
Atlantic City
Brooks Siegfried
Cherry Hill
Daniel Nicholas
William
Hartford
New York State
Morris Buss
Hecktown
Earl Walton
Georgetown
Canada
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
York State
Francis Brockman
Schenectady
N. Y
Florence Brockman
Brockman
General Electric Company
Millard Stofflet
Lehighton
Lehignton High School
Luther K. Houck
Frank Houck
Wind Gap
Pocono Mountains
Evolution of American hospitals and care costs over time
The piece traces hospital history from Bellevue Hospital’s horse drawn ambulance to today’s modern facilities. It notes growth from about forty Pennsylvania hospitals with 3,000 beds to 291 hospitals and over 68,000 beds, major cost shifts, and the reduction in hospitalization length due to scientific progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Pennsylvania
Diet and Nations a Mixed Diet Prolongs Life
A reflection on Cervantes and feeding habits mentions that a man is known by his companions not lineage. It notes foods across cultures, pot likened sicker waters, mixed diets reduce disease, and claims American Indians and Asians show resilience with varied fare. The piece argues overall health improves with diverse diets.
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Cervantes
Don Quixote
South
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American Beauty
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