Grosch Jones wedding at First Lutheran parsonage
The Rev W C Beck joined F Lavern Jones of Wilkinsburg and Miss Gertrude Grosch of Warren in marriage at the parsonage of the First Lutheran church last Tuesday afternoon.
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Grosch--Jones
First Lutheran Church
W. C. Beck
F. Lavern Jones
Wilkinsburg
Gertrude Grosch
Warren
Reynolds-Hohn
Elizabeth Reynolds
Frank M. Hohn
St. Joseph’s Rectory
Father King
Terrance Reynolds
Florence Hohn
Butler
Paul Siggins
Edith Hudson
Falconer
John A. Hudson
N. Y
S . Miller
M. E. Church
Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
New Kensington
Punxsutawney
Fullers earth treatment urged for clay soils
Farmers with heavy clay soils are advised to obtain spent fullers earth from refineries. Spread three to four inches on fields and plough under to lighten soil. After two seasons of trials the method is said to be beneficial, provided the earth is washed free from oil. price may be nominal or free.
Condensed News Briefs From Friday and Saturday
Taft rescinds order and envisions reassurances after an army dispatch to Nicaragua. Wilson defends immigration stance as corrected by law. Merchants report record business across regions. Postmaster Hitchcock eyes Sunday mail flexibility for small cities. Navy suppression of Nicaraguan rebels near Leon. A deranged woman armed with two knives arrested in Columbus awaiting Taft arrival. Wood indicted over alleged dynamite conspiracy at Lawrence mills. Assembly leader March testifies to grand jury on Becker money scheme then recants after perjury note.
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Taft
Nicaragua
Wilson
Hitchcock
Navy
Leon
New York City
Becker
Exports for 1912 Forecast by Early Seven Month Record
The week notes a billion dollar export forecast for 1912 based on a record through July. Ten senators and 43 representatives will retire regardless of November elections. The British minister in Pekin hails China's reply on Tibet. John D. Archbold in England vows to substantiate bull moose charges on return to New York. New York district attorney learns the vice trust has a $50,000 fund to reward protection against raids.
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Pekin
China
Tibet
John D. Archbold
England
New York
Vice Trust of
Seven-Pound Gain For Governor Wilson Before Baltimore Nomination
Tuesday reports Governor Wilson has gained seven pounds since his nomination in Baltimore and now weighs 177. At Revere Beach Massachusetts a former lifeguard swims out in gale to rescue two drowning men. Maine Democrats foresee farmer votes from the reciprocity bill aiding the September 9 state election. A New York hotel register clue leads detectives to arrest a man in London charged with a 56000 swindle. A Chicago & Northwestern train derails near Lyndhurst Wisconsin after a cloudburst, killing six and injuring many.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Revere Beach
Mass
Maine
New York
London
Chicago & Northwestern
Lyndhurst
Wis
Edison Delivers New York First Electric Light
Thirty years after his discovery, Thomas A Edison gives New York its first incandescent light. A deadly storm and flood claim thirty seven lives across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. A Harlem riot injures seven policemen amid a 1000 person mob after a conductor was held up. The Potter family defends the character of his Seattle companion in response to his mysterious death.
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Thomas A. Edison
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Harlem
Interborough
Louis Potter
Seattle
Chatam
N. Y
Forces guard lines in Nicaragua and Americas storms toll rises
American forces man railroad and telegraph lines in Nicaragua. Fifty dead in a cloudburst and storm sweeping Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio. John D. Rockefeller Jr warns friends after releasing mastiffs at Pocantico Hills. Expert to Labrador reports higher efficiency if international committee leads Grenfell missions. Vermont election leaves governor choice to legislature with Allen M. Fletcher likely, Democrats gain, Bull Moose strengthens GOP base.
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Nicaragua
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Pocantico Hills
Labrador
Grenfell Missions
International Committee
Vermont
Allen M. Fletcher
Job Printing Offer for Cards and Pamphlets
Local printer advertises services for cards billheads circulars auction and show bills pamphlets law blanks briefs blank books and labels at reasonable prices. The business emphasizes affordable rates and printing versatility for varied document needs.
Rumanian Amazons Attack Farm Superintendent
M Vechiu superintendent of a large farm at Buzca Romania was attacked by an army of 50 women after he refused to let their cows graze on his land. He fired over their heads to scatter them but milkmaids charged him until shepherds intervened and rescued him from the mob.
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Clarion Normal School
Conservatory of Music
Mooney
Shaffer
The
Clarion Normal
Clarion
D. M. Shaffer
R. D. Teitrick
C. S. Knapp
A. J. Mooney
Robert Young
Gertrude Shoff
Earnest Brown
Blanche Rease
Margaret Mooney
Margaret Schultz
Edward Johnson
Chistine Anderson
Irvine Briggs
Josephine Porch
Evelyn Peterson
Althea Flatt
Esther Nelson
M. Vechiu
Buzca
Rumania
Bucharest
World's Cables Made in America
The article notes that nearly all global cables are produced in the United States with the first made in 1857. It states the total wire length could reach from earth to the moon and explains a cable laying scenario where at sea depths of three miles the ship moves 25 miles by the time the line settles.
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America
Earth
Moon
Leading to Higher Things
A reflective piece argues that people grow by being endowed with noble qualities they may not see in themselves and by being entrusted with responsibility. It emphasizes character formation through moral prompting and duty.
Optimist and Pessimist Contrast
A witty exchange contrasts optimism and pessimism with a quip about caring only when events affect oneself. The joke plays on self-centered concern, noting an optimist ignores outcomes unless personal impact occurs while the pessimist has lived long enough to anticipate trouble.
Eyestrain relief by new optical test methods offered
The advertisement promotes treating eyestrain with tailored glasses using Optholometer and Refractometer tests at 348 Penn Avenue West over Citizens National Bank. Office hours 9 am to 8 pm. Bell phone 256 J. Prof H B Hyde guarantees satisfaction in all cases fitted for relief.
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Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
H. B. Hyde
The Sun as Best Disinfectant in Household Care
The article extols sunshine as the best disinfectant. It urges letting sunlight flood occupied rooms and laying bedding in direct sun for an hour each bright morning. It warns that dark, stuffy corners harbor health risks for the household.
Absent Minded Professor Praises Breakfast Habit
A university professor famed for absent mindedness reaches for maple syrup at breakfast and spills it down his back while reading a scientific magazine. His wife watches in astonishment as he leans over to scratch his pancake in a humorous domestic moment.
Jack and Bean Nicknames for St. Levan Lineage
Lord St. Levan owns St. Michael's Mount in Cornwall famed as a fairy tale locale. The Mount is linked to the Jack and the Beanstalk story and gave the family the nicknames Jack and Bean for Lord St. Levan and his brother Major Edward St. Aubyn.
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Lord St. Levan
St. Michael’s Mount
Jack and the Beanstalk
Jack
Edward St. Aubyn
Time Well Spent in Appeal for Guidance
A Rochester Herald noted a single minute spent seeking divine guidance can be worthwhile describing prayer as time well spent. The brief editorial uses a concise, reflective tone appropriate to a hometown paper.
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Rochester Herald
Damper used as a pun in Boston Transcript humor
The Boston Transcript presents a quip where a teacher asks for an example of damper and a pupil replies with a joke about a man being too damper-ticular about having his feet wiped.
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Bobby
Boston Transcript
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