Pedestrian jaywalking rise defies traffic safety push
Harrisburg reports a sharp 28 percent rise in pedestrian involved accidents year to year, while total motor vehicle crashes grew 106 percent. Pedestrians accounted for half of fatalities and a quarter of injuries, with many incidents tied to crossing between intersections or wait times in streets as car registrations fell.
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Harrisburg
Pedestrans
Leon D. Melager
Tevende
Materhally
Metzger
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
Former Corry Resident Dolly Glade Dies in Elmira
Mrs Dolly Glade a former Corry resident died after midnight at her Elmira home. She was about fifty and a sister of Mrs A Gumbinsky of Elmira, formerly of Corry. Burial will be Friday afternoon. Survived by two sons Malcolm and John of Elmira and one grandchild.
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Mayina East
Dolly Glade
Elmira
Gladke
Corny
A. Gumbinsky
Gurry
Cold Weather Fails to Eradicate Many Pests in PA
Harrisburg report from entomologists says extended cold spells did not kill most overwintering insects in Pennsylvania. Some species like the corn ear worm may still threaten next summer, while others such as scale insects face minimal impact. Continuous cold harms bees lacking food stores, reducing vitality and cleansing flights.
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Harrisburg
Mar
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Sericulture
Kane to Expand Street Lights Study in Borough
Kane March 7 Borough Council debated installing additional lighting in the business district under a West Penn Power tariff. District manager J T Sarason noted a March 1 rate cut of 598.27 dollars yearly, 10.8 percent, offsetting a borough revenue dip. Delays cited by paving plans and other improvements. Meanwhile the Birds topic engaged the Histories Circle with papers on Audubon, Birds, and related writings and exhibits.
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Kane
Hila Jetter
Histories Circle
J. By Young
S. R. Lewis
Wilcox
Gillespie
Pittsburgh
Burlingame
Killingworth
Henry W. Len
Tellew
Nudist Bathing Rule Sparks Late Night Debate in Tarentum
A new city ordinance, reportedly passed in 7881, permits nude bathing but only after 1 AM. The measure, aimed at permitting nighttime nude recreation, has ignited fresh controversy among residents and officials.
Owners Slow in Obtaining U. K. on Automobiles
Harrisburg reports show 1,100,000 vehicles not inspected in the first two months of the compulsory campaign. Less than 50,000 were inspected January and February. With 1,400,000 registered, 4,100,000 passenger cars and trucks must act quickly to comply and drive safely. The drive has reduced defective brakes, steering, tires, and lights in prior campaigns, underscoring the program's safety impact. The Otterbein Guild meets at Mrs. H R Harris’s home Thursday at 7:30 PM, dues to be brought. Albert McEstry spoke on penguins and birds, with a war roll call and program by Mrs. Buringame.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
Carter Hill Prepares For Sugar Season
Carter Hill residents gear up for maple sugar season as HM Burrows and crew tap trees. Clarence Slye Ley Schuknecht scatter taps while Leonard Hays readies a new evaporator. locals note last week’s visits and gatherings amid ongoing community chatter.
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Edward Blo
Mrr
Clarence Slye
Carter
M. Burtows
Ley Schilpecht
Leonard Hays
Nensen
Birds Executed In Utica Parallets To Be Killed
Utica New York reports nine parrots arrived from California were executed by order of the Board of Health after one died of pneumonitis or parrot fever. In Montana Billings hunt uses airplanes to bag coyotes. About 22 animals taken from the area, Wilkin estimates in two weeks.
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Utica
California
Ieee
Board of Meslth
Coyotes
Billings
Mont
Suet & Fopitar
Ain Wilkin
Lovers and loyalties intertwine in a springtime fiction
Stanley and John Harmon navigate heartbreak and duty amid a marriage looming for Drew Armitage. Stanleys detachment softens as John finds renewed purpose in their fragile bond while old wounds reopen with the news of Drews June wedding. The city awakens to spring as their lives tilt toward new vows.
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Stanley
Marcia
Gerda
John Harmon
Tynewrite
Drew
Janet
Harmon
Jonn Harmon
Drew Armitage
Ching
Chicago
John Harman
Pen
John Flarman
Stan
Anc
Dennis
Precius
Maria
Clong
Fragmented local notice on Owl River flood water levels
Readable fragments describe a flood event at Owl River with references to water levels and local response. The garbled text limits precise details on dates, agencies, or affected areas, but indicates a coastal or inland flood concern and ongoing monitoring by authorities.
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Thelot
Jamesing
Fatt
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