Earthquake Predicted Around Eclipse Says Seismologist
Father J. Ricard of Santa Clara University, a leading sun spot theory proponent, predicts a quake during the January 24 eclipse. He says the sun moon alignment creates a luni solar pull causing coastal tides and seismic activity, with the Atlantic and Pacific affected and water turning to steam before an explosion triggers an earthquake.
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Ellis H. Martin
International News Service
San Francisco
Calif
Father J. 3. Ricard
Santa Clara
Earth
Atlantic
Pacifc
Wellsville Stil Makes Reprisals on Fast
East Liverpool police report Wellsville Stil, under orders of Cater John W. Fula, invaded East Liverpool for the fourth time in five days and arrested three suspected prohibition violators. Percy Frost, a play baker, John Favis, poolroom proprietor, and Lamel, a mill worker, were taken to Wellsville for arraignment before Mayor James Barnes. The bones of Frost and Lamel were raided. The report notes raids and arrests in the ongoing controversy with alcohol prohibitions.
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East Liverpool
Wellsville Pollen
Cater John W. Fula
Aguor
Percy Frost
John
Favis
Lamel
Wellsville
James Barnes
Frost
East Liverpool police raid Wellsville in crackdown
Police seized home brew during Saturday raids in Wellsville. East Liverpool authorities reported 1 man caught in Wellsville raids with 11 additional arrests in reprisal crusades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Wellevilla
Westminster College President Hosts Winters Reception
Dr W Charles Wallace president of Westminster college hosted the annual student body and faculty reception Tuesday evening at Hillside girls dorm. The receiving list included Dr Wallace and wife and Mrs B Robertson dean of women. The evening was social and ended with serving of alynch.
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Wilmington
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Wallace
B., Robertson
Lynch
New Daughters Of Veterans Officers Installed Tuesday
Eliza Winang McBride Tent No. 20, Daughters of Veterans installed officers for the year at a meeting held on Tuesday evening. Miss Jenvis Edwards, Department president and staff of Pittsburgh conducted the installation. The officers are as follows: president, Mrs. Rose A. Tripp. senior vice, Mrs. Sara Fray. junior vice, Mrs. Rebecca Truxall. chaplain, Mrs. Mary Butz. treasurer, Miss Anna Patterson. patriotic instructor, Mrs. Flora Sowash. secretary, Mrs. Laura B. Woods. guide, Mrs. Florence Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Winang McBride
Daughters of Veterans
Jenvis Edwards
Pittsburgh
Mra
Rose A. Tripp
Sara Fray
Junion
Rebecca Truxall
Mary Butz
Anna Patterson
Flora Sowash
Laura B. Woods
Florence Gil-lespie
Council
Margaret Boak
Suzan Zahnizer
Anna Rae
Mualeian
Luella Wilson
Margaret Hammond
Ansistant
Ida Peeples
Prena
Jessie M
Carrie Neitzman
Ymma Smith
Department
Margaret Doak
Missionary Society Meeting Held At Mrs Marhisson Home
New Galilee UP notes Woman's Missionary Society of the TIPL church gathered at Mrs Ella Marhisson’s home on Wednesday afternoon after a business session. Attendees included Mrs William Buchanan Mrs W F Jenkins Mrs Frank Frey Mrs John Kelso Mrs A J Galvin and Mrs Charles Shandon. A lunch was served and social time followed. Nannie Kelso is listed as sick. Mr William Gailey worked as a shopper in Beaver Falls Saturday. The U P church monthly meeting is set for William Galley's home Thursday evening. Anna and Edith McHattie plan to host the Young Ladies Missionary Society at their home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs KR Flowers attended Mrs Margaret Fullerton’s funeral in North Beaver Township on Tuesday. Josie Calhoun visited her sister.
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Charles Shannon
Big Beaver Township
Werdnesday
Jotn Yoho
Beaver Falls
L. M. Welsh
Warren
C. Vankirk
Harry Shurlock
Enon Valley
Frank Gilkey
George Greer
Louisa Stormont
Cedarville
Billy Patterson
Hire
Wampum
Curtis McMillen
Faflrfield
Elder McMillen
John Yoho
Robert Buchanan
Mildred Grimm
Ross Lambright
Dryden
Mary Dryden
John Welsh
Ruth
Beaver
Falls
Charles Buchanan
Eon Wilbur
Arthur Relé
Mrs
Ford Young
Missionary Society of the R. P. Teaured
Bobby Yoho Hag
Woman's Missionary Society of
Tipl Church
Ella Marhisson
William Buchanan
W. F. Jenkins
Frank Frey
John Kelso
A. J. Galvin
Charles Shangon
Nannie Kelso
William Gailey
U. P. Church
William Galley
Anna
Edith McHattie
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
U. P
KR. C. Flowers
Margaret Fullerton
North Beaver Township
Josie Calhoun
Tornado at Regent Next Week Sees Lovers Torn Apart
One woman and two men clash as a dramatic storm of passion erupts in a sensational film. The tornado plot promises a cataclysmic finale that sweeps one away and reunites two lovers. See this feature direct from the Million Dollar Grand, Pittsburgh, at the Regent all next week.
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Millon Dollar Grand
Pittsburgh
Regent
Young Oilman In Jail Slays Man In Love Triangle
Charley E. Purdy, 30, an oilman, is jailed in Tulsa after killing S. S. Hutchinson, 40, president of Hutchinson Lumber, who sat in a car in front of the post office. Purdy surrendered at the sheriff’s office claiming the victim ruined his home. Hutchinson had multiple marriages and a recent $50,000 outlay in a related dispute.
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Conternational News Services
Tulsa
Okla
Charley E. Purdy
S. S. Hutchinson
Hutchinson Lumber Company
Purdy
Hutchinson
Sheriff's Office
Smallpox Scare Sweeps Warren Nine Cases Reported
Warren C January 13 Local health authorities battle the spread of smallpox after nine new cases in 24 hours. Three victims are school children sent home after falling ill. Schools and health officials order vaccination or 14 day exclusion for exposed children.
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Warren
Health Department
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief for Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a substitute for calomel that cleanses the bowels and purifies the system. The sugar coated, vegetable tablets claim to curb foul breath without the bad after effects of harsh laxatives. Sold for 1 Sh 1d and 40c, with a suggestion to take one or two nightly for a week.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Testimony
Mrs We Ler of Terre Haute Indiana reports nervous weakness dizziness and fatigue followed by successful use of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health before and after childbirth and recommends it to other women. The advertisement notes availability from druggists nationwide.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Lydiak, Pinkham
Income Tax Facts Given No Exemption Change
The 1924 revenue act keeps the $1,000 personal exemption for single people. Married couples filing together may claim $2,509 regardless of net income. Under prior rules the exemption for married couples and heads of families varied by income level. A husband and wife living together share one personal exemption. if they file separately, the exemption may be divided. The new regulations allow full exemption if occasional temporary separation is due to visits or business, and illness-related absence does not preclude it. Continuous and voluntary separation invalidates joint filing. Each member with income above $1,000 must file, and each gets the $1,000 exemption. a $400 credit for dependents under 18 or incapable of self support applies, but not to spouses.
Revival Meetings On Dewey Avenue
Revival meetings at the Second Free Methodist church on Dewey Avenue continue over the weekend with Rev A H M Zahnizer District Elder leading Thursday and Friday evenings and Sabbath services. Zahniser is described as an old fashioned Bible student whose sermons have drawn seekers in most services, with Keeley hosting Saturday evening events.
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Free Methodist Church
Dewey Avenue
A. H. M. Zahnizer
Town Tales Introduces New Cop Ray Richards
Ray Richards, latest police department recruit, arrives amid tense reception as he investigates the “Bad Lands.” A woman confronts him in a home, brushing his coat and asking what he has, exposing a revolver and his identity. Chief Ed Hilder notes the difficulty of staying undercover when trusted by none.
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Ray Richards
Police Department
Richards
Ed. Hilder
Study Links Cow Exterior to Internal Organs and Milk Output
Agricultural colleges and dairy breeders, led by the Bureau of Dairying, study how outward cow appearance relates to internal organ size and milk plus butterfat production. Penn State, California, and Cornell have supplied records. North Dakota, Kansas, and Washington join, with several others signaling participation in this multi-year effort.
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Bureau of Dairying of the
United States
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Lege
University of California
Cornell University
North Dakota
Kansas
Washington
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