Pennsylvania to Spend 4 Million on Snow Removal
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Department of Highways will allocate 4 million dollars for winter snow removal including snow fence placement and fog mitigation. The state has steadily expanded its winter road coverage, now controlling over 18 thousand miles, with expenditures rising from 1.55 million in 1928 to about 4.38 million last winter.
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Fall Seeding of Lawns Favored by Home Owners
HanmtsHuKG Oct. 2. Fall seeding of lawns is popular with homeowners, says John Hi Light, secretary of aeri culture, as weather is ideal for germination. Soil temperatures and rainfall support quick growth while weeds enter a dormant period. buying quality seed remains crucial.
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New Burn Treatment Endorsed By Medical Society
Dr Walter E Lee of Pennsylvania Hospital described a wartime burn treatment at the Pennsylvania Medical Society convention. The method uses blood plasma derived stroma separated from the liquid blood and can be carried to battlefields. An eight pound swordfish near Havana set a small big game record.
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Clymer PTA Hosts Evening of Song and Fellowship
The Clymer PTA held a formal reception for faculty with games and sociability in the gym. Rev. Tyson and Rev. Findley urged cooperation among school church and home as Principal Alday thanked supporters.
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Chautauqua lecturer Miss Mable Power speaks on life of the American Indian
Doris Necker Mrs Luelli Cor nna Mrs Myrtle Gallup accompanied by Mins Mable Sohrens Ort Calilseh Intradiced the specter of the day Miss Mable Power of Chautauqua, a nationally known writer and lecturer who spoke of the Life of the American Indian. She lived with many of the nations in the United States and Canada and studied them. She is a member of the Troquol ibe. Those who voted to purchase her books are present at the Clymer Library.
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