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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
3
The Pen Mar Theatre presents Freaka on June 6 featuring a circus side show of bizarre acts. It stars a man with half a torso, the Armless Wonder, the Living Skeleton, Siamese Twins, and a Pin Head performer in a romance laced plot of mystery and retribution.
Ronald Colman stars in Arrowsmith at Pen Mar Theatre showing June 9 as a major film event. The piece credits Sinclair Lewis as the Nobel Prize winner and praises the drama for its medical realism drawn from Dr. Paul de Kruif.
A poem read by Samuel J. Gard at Slateville Church on May 29 honors fallen soldiers. It recalls battles in France and the sacrifices made for liberty, urging reverence and continued devotion to those who served the state.
A nostalgic tribute poem honors veterans and the Civil War followed by a cinema review for Amateur Daddy at Pen Mar Theatre. It extols liberty and sacrifice then praises Warner Baxter in a rural romance drama with outdoor California scenery and a humane bachelor lead.
A celebratory verse invites all to join in singing a triumphant refrain. The call seeks unity and shared praise in a single harmonious expression.
Arthur Dorsey of Woodbine was taken to York Hospital after a motorcycle overturn on the Airville Woodbine road at 3 45 pm. He sustained severe head and chest injuries and was unconscious. Aquilla Harris also injured his arm. wheels locked at about 45 mph. Dr W E Arthur treated him. ambulance and physician accompanied Dorsey to hospital.
Grow dairy feed soybeans to supply two dairyman needs with 144 to 2 tons per acre and green seed for August cows. Sow two bushels per acre, inoculate seed on thin land, fertilize berry patches with sulphate of ammonia, use wheel hoe for efficient cultivation, order locust seedlings for fence posts, and attend Farmers Day at Pennsylvania State College on Thursday June 9.
Advertising is described as essential to commerce, driving demand, production, and sales. The text argues advertising creates demand, increases production, lowers costs through economies of scale, and sustains the economy by circulating money and resources.
A passenger describes a dawn departure from a canal, amid bandit attacks and refugees from Shanghai. Two pistol-wielding men harass the launch, while a larger group of armed bandits recently stopped another boat nearby. The trip continues to Hangzhou, with two Shanghai kidnappers in handcuffs aboard.
A refugee writes of a month in Hangchow and Soochow, describing rare happiness amid hardship. He notes anxiety over retreating armies and looting risks, misses a teacher, and hopes for missing items, while acknowledging ongoing displacement and a lighter mood overall.
An itemized advertisement lists rolled oats with green glassware as a bonus for Bie, Quaker oats in gift bags, Sherwin-Williams fly spray for horses and cattle, Dr Hess fly spray, fly deterrents including Fly Tox and Black Flag, dry lime sulfur, arsenate of lead and calcium, potato spray, rose dust, Bordeaux mixture, and California linen beans, with various prices and a short sale window.
William C. Deming publisher of the Cheyenne Tribune Leader extols advertising as the key to lower costs and higher consumption. He argues advertising lowers overhead, boosts production and sales, and makes household necessities affordable while readers value ads as thrift and a path to earning power.
Fix-Up weekend sale invites members to purchase ham mer saw shovel hoe lawn mower rake dust cloth mop and broom at Farmers Exchange. Readily available items promised at favorable prices. customers urged to attend and browse.
Rug sale offers 24x54 inch and 9x12 foot sizes in bright patterns. Prices listed as 3.98 to 4.98 with attractive designs. Limited stock. stated to be exceptionally good value and unlikely to be repeated.
Beautiful porcelain dinnerware in rose and green patterns with cups and saucers 1.25 per set. Breakfast plates 1.50 per dozen, dinner and soup plates 2.25 per dozen, meat platters 0.35, sugar bowls 0.85, grady boats and lids offered. Bulk case pricing advertised for ribbons and novelty items with box quantities and savings.
Silent 9 in oscillating electric fans with non radio interference and alternating current offered at $5.40 each.
A fragmented item list shows a supplier offering cultivating tooth at 3.25 and scuffle blades, with a 5 tooth pardon worker equipped with a large wheel priced at 1.95 each. The terse OCR hints at a hardware or repair items catalog with multiple tool parts and prices.
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