More Log Cabins and Births Stir County History
Letters from Edenaburg and New Bedford recount births in log cabins across Beaver and Allegheny areas, noting origins of families including Gilmore and McCluskey. Residents describe cabin layouts, multiple generations born there, later replacement with frames, and references to local places such as Mt. Jackson Edenburg road and Painter Hill.
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Edenaburg
Beaver Township
Covert’s Crossing
Scan Jon Brothers
Joseph
Isabelle Gilmore
Bessemer
Grasselli Powder Company
Mt. Jackson- Edenburg
Annie Gilmore Jeeper
New Bedford
the News
New Castle
The
Gardner Pyle
Neshannock Township
Painter Hill
L. O. Hoover
Butler Road
Bertha Candioto Mentioned in Family Property Note
The fragment notes a person named Bertha Candioto in relation to a house moved into and a farm still owned by the speaker's father. The text suggests a family property context with Bertha Candioto as a referenced individual.
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Bertha Candioto
Cliff House and San Francisco Schools In Odd Contrast
A San Francisco Board of Education policy allocates 7000 for high school band instruments but none for saxophones, requiring musicians to provide their own. The Cliff House, famed venue by the Golden Gate, recalled visits by presidents and famed seals on Seal Rocks. A separate plan to implement era languages and public speaking will use convict faculty from San Quentin with nineteen inmates holding degrees from top colleges.
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International News Service
Sanfrancisco
San Francisco Board of Education
Educational Board Today
Cliff House
Europe
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Pacific
Grant
Hayes
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Cliff House Through Time and Prison Education Plan
The piece recalls Cliff House’s evolution from distant wagon travel to modern tourist magnet with famed cuisine. It notes a sweeping plan to build a four year high school within San Quentin, approved by Warden Frank J. Smith, offering full academic and mechanical courses to diploma standard under prison reform ideals. Pathfinders of America first proposed the school and a credite system would align with state university standards.
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Cliff House
Pacific
Victoria
Europe
California
San Quentin
Frank J. Smith
The
Pathfinders of America
National Organization of
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advertorial Letter
Sharpsburg Pennsylvania reader Mrs J H Procter shares relief after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for dizziness weakness and aches. She credits the product with overall improvement and recommends it for ailments of women citing a Pittsburgh Press ad and broad consumer testimonials.
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Sharpsburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pittsburgh
J. H. Procter
East Liberty Station
Lydia EF
Inkham
Deductions for Employee Bonuses and Gifts Under Tax Rules
The article outlines deductible business expenses for employers including bonuses paid in good faith for services rendered, with total compensation not exceeding reasonable limits. It also covers pensions or injuries related payments, limits on pension fund contributions, posthumous salary to widows, and military service leave. donations without compensation element are non deductible.
Engine Staff Heroic In Steamboat Fire
Sydney N S Jan 27 The devotion of engine room men to their duty while fire raged around them brought the six passengers and crew of thirteen of the coastal steamer Bras d Orc safely to shore near here after a thrilling race with death.
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Sydney
Railroad Man Crushed To Death In Mansfield Yard
David Bauman, 63, a flagman on the Tioga division of the Erie Railroad, was crushed to death in Mansfield after falling from car steps and being run over by two passing cars. His body lay at the local morgue as word awaited from his Elmira, New York home.
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International News Service
Mansfield
David Bauman
Elmira
Bauman
Tioga
Hiie
No More Weather Cards From Bureau Declared Final Card
The United States Weather Bureau has issued its last daily forecast card, ending a long era of mailed weather cards to subscribers. The move reflects a shift to new communication methods and digital forecasts replacing old paper products.
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United States Weather Bureau
Weather Cards Enduring, Reporter Says Cards Retired
A long career dating to 1881 ends as weather cards mailed Sundays fade. Newspapers and radio now deliver forecasts hours ahead, reducing mail costs. Newcastle residents and Americans recognize cards once common in post offices stores and meeting places as a costly yet popular tradition.
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New Castle
United States
Wife of Arbuckle Granted Divorce in Paris Courts
Paris reports the Seine Tribunal granted Mrs Arminta Durfee Arbuckle a divorce from Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle. The comedian was tried three times and acquitted of manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe death. The couple wed in Los Angeles on August 6.
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International News Service
Paris
Seine Tribunal Today
Arminta Durfee Arbuckle
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckles
Los Angeles
AVUS
Telephones as a lucrative trade under limited new issue policy
In Japan a telephone becomes a lucrative investment due to government limits on yearly issuances. Subscribers may sell after a period, creating a recognized occupation of telephone brokers in large cities. The Salvation Army plans a million dollar memorial building in London for General Booth.
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Japan
The
Salvation Army
London
General Booth
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Arbuckle
Fletcher
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