Janet Returns to Hills as Family Reunites in Joy
Janet, Ballard, and a newborn Mary Marcella celebrate a serene reunion at home. Uncle Pete and Auntie Pete amuse with mountain tales as memories of a troubled past fade. The family, now settled near their Kentucky home, cherishes peace and the rising voice of Mary Marcella.
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Riley
Julie
Mar
Janie
Janet
Auntie Pete
Uncle Pete
Ballard
Pete
Doc
Bill Billy
Mom
Pete Kent
Jeanie
Pike
Maxine
Lotus
Marcella
Kentucky
Junior
Stell
Lule
Mary Marcella
Janet James Ruley
Little Mary 3
Biarcella
Mr and Irs
Amc
Jeaior
Mary Merretta
Ideaberg Spring Buoyed By Radioactive Healing Baths
Heidelberg adds a medicinal bath house to its springs promoting a strong radioactive water. The water rises from 6 feet depth, reaches 78 degrees Fahrenheit, and is touted as the strongest healing bath known. Bathers stay briefly before exit, with safeguards to prevent loss of healing properties.
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Idelberg
Eidelberg
Heidelberg
Physical-Rapeutic Institute
Heidne University
di Hes
Bar
Water Cure Promises Pain Relief Across Ailments
The water is used for drinking cures and shows favorable effects on cellular tissues. Early demonstrations suggest benefits for rheumatism gout neuralgia certain female complaints scrofulous and rachitic afflictions though its full mechanism remains undetermined.
Altar Move Suggested for Los Angeles Church
A plan to place the Stoke Poges altar that inspired Gray's Elegy in the Church of the Little Flowers in Los Angeles is under consideration by the local church council. Drastic alterations are underway at the church, including removal of the altar, covering ugly tiles, and concealing exposed radiators following a diocesan advisory report.
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Los Angeles
Gray
Stoke Poges
Eng
Cal
Altar to California Proposal Sparks Church Debate
The committee criticized the east end layout calling it a Victorian fault filled scheme. It condemned the small altar as neither ancient nor valuable. A romantic plan emerged to send the altar to California inspired by the American church model at Stoke Poges and its gifts to the original church.
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Ihiow
East End
California
Stoke Poges
Europa currency proposal by M Archer sparks Atlantic discussion
Paris reports that M Archer, noted for trench mortals and other feats, advocates a new "Europa" dollar backed 100 percent by merchandise. He claims the Euro-States will mint copper and silver coins bearing Pasteur’s image and argues it would stabilize value beyond fluctuating dollars. He sees cattle, grain, cotton, and copper as tangible backing visible to the public.
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Europa
Paris
M. Archer
Treasury
Louis Pasteur
Vauits
America
England
France
Grower blamed for hogs broke and bruised in transit
Article quotes J W Waichet of Ohio State University Extension Service on losses in hog transit. Faulty production methods cause crippled or dead hogs and bruised meat, with mineral and vitamin deficiencies and crowded feed contributing to weak bones and lung congestion.
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J. W. Waichet
Animal Husbandry Department
Extension Service
Ohio State University
Inventor Santos-Dumont Aims To Propel Humans
Paris reports inventor Santos-Dumont pursuing a mechanical method to conserve human energy for great effort. He describes a small motorized device and leg skis for mountain climbing or snow use, claiming one tenth of a horsepower and featherweight design. Critics mock yet recall his earlier aviation experiments and note his belief war should not exhaust physical force.
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Paris
Hetle
Santos— Dumont
Bolorgne
Death by Own Action Case in Santiago Cuba
In Santiago de Cuba Manuel Velazquez Castro was sentenced to eight years for urging and aiding his sweet heart Lilia Prieto Rodriguez to die by her own action. Unable to marry due to a two year sentence, he arranged two men to aid the pact. Lilia shot herself. Manuel survived after a month.
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Janet
Mary Odétte
Ima
Farrar
Liz
Janet Rans
Lotes Lee
Sine Carney
Pittsburgh
Bret
Bettard
BsBard
Junior
Sallard
Sallard Ruey, Jr
Santiago. de Cuba
Auedience Court
Manuel Velazqnez Castro
Lilia Prieto Rodriguez
Lilia
Manuel
Lilla
Jonigan Wins Coleman County Constable Seat Quietly
Jonigan, described as deaf and dumb, won the Coleman County constable race with votes that fell short by seven, in a notably quiet election.
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NEW Constable
Coleman
Tex
Rush Lee
TREES
Jonigan
Constable of
Kipling Birth Details and Origins
The combined total of his three parents ties to Rudyard Kipling born in Bombay India.
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Rudyard Kipling
Bombay
India
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