Dangers Facing Bicycle Riders Enumerated in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Motor Club president R. Hyikyon warns cyclists face at least six dangers. Ignoring stop signs, riding with no hands, riding at night with no light, operating without a belt or warning device, weaving in traffic, and riding too far from the curb are cited. He notes members frequently report near misses and urges parental and school guidance on street riding safety.
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Harrisburg
R. Hyikyon
Harrisburg Motor Glay
Lyon
October Harvests at Hanklsburg Report Strong Crops
Oct 20 Letoner harvesting finds seven Pennsylvania crops in better condition than a year. The corn buckwheat potato apple pear and grape crops are up from a year ago and pastures are improved. A petrified tree stump recovered from a June site at Sykesville in Jefferson County is reputed to be over a million years old.
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Hanklsburg
Letoner
Pennsylvania
Sykesville
Jefferson County
Crash victim laid to rest in Spring Creek
Pumeral services for Donald Williams of Spring Creek R D killed by a train were held at 2 pm yesterday at Spring Creek church. Rev W H Garnett officiated with Rev Garnnett and Mrs Avis Whodahl singing. Burial was in the Spring Creek cemetery. Attending mourners from nearby towns included Clarence Cox Ross Jukes and others from Geneva Pa Busts Eble Youngsville Columbus Scranton Garland and Cambridge Spring.
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Donald Williams
Spring Creek
R. D
jRev
W. H. Garnett
Ray
G. C. Jones
Garnnett
Avis Whodahl
Jena Jackson
Ute Springeek
Clarence Cox
Ross Jukes
Any Darling
Wilson Sickier
Dorothy’ Robbins
Edith
Eble
Ross Davis
Youngsville
Lester Hanks
Cambridge Spriner
Allen
Columbus
Richard Haller
Garland
Clarence ‘Tripp
Scranton
No Pay While Having Baby Upsets Pittsburgh Board
In Pittsburgh the Board of Education faced heated debate over paying women teachers for time lost while having a baby. The tenure law bars dismissal except for misbehavior or incompetence, but the meeting grew chaotic as Dr Ben G. Graham questioned whether teachers should be paid for leaves tied to childbirth.
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Ay United Press
Pittsburgh
Board of Equestion
Ben G. Graham
Market Fluctuations Persist Amid 1929 Black Tuesday Echoes
Fragmented OCR notes reference sharp stock swings and paper depreciation since August 7, noting six possible treble figures and ongoing investor anxiety. Mentions New York stock exchange gyrations and lingering uncertainty as traders confront volatile prices and declines reminiscent of 1929 losses.
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New York
Businessmen foresee gradual stock recovery after recession
Sober asides from traders suggest a slow but eventual rebound in stock values, with business men believing the decline has not doomed the market. Economists acknowledge a possible repression but many expect the economy to firm as prices and demand recover in time.
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Priny
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Gegal
Spring Creek R. D
Alka-Seltzer Hinckle’s
Miller’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Alinayeh
Deller
Warterwer A
Priscillas
NPAT
Sivania
Child’s Brown Oxfords
Sale! Men's Pioneer Overalls
Saley
Rayan
Royon Unies
Enam
Montgomery Ward
North Center Street
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