Anthrax Study Ordered by State Compensation Board
The board orders an exhaustive study on whether anthrax infection is an employment accident. It reviews New York and Philadelphia court opinions and notes Pennsylvania awards for dermatitis and other conditions. The board also dismissed Ridmys case for lack of claimant testimony and continued a widow’s case given remarriage.
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Howgard
Howard Co
Corry
New York
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Pennsylvania Board
Ridm Ys
Westinghouse Co
Robbery Suspect Sought by Dauphin Posse Led by Pastor
An armed posse led by Rev. William Zweizig searched Speeceville and Clark's Valley for the man who robbed Mrs. Sherman Fertig near the Pennsylvania rail station at noon yesterday. She lost a wristbag with $20, a $150 gold watch and other items.
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Dauphin
Sherman Fertig
Pennsylvania
Speeceville
Clark's Valley
William Zweizig
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Fertig
Big Dinner Party At Home Of C H Cline New Cumberland Pa
Thanksgiving Day dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C H Cline on Third Street drew guests from Wilmington to Harrisburg and York. Attendees included Miss Mary Lease and families, Mrs Katie Bobb of Mechanicsburg, and several Bare siblings. Sergeant Harry Urich returned to Camp Meade after years of service including Coast Artillery and a first class sergeant appointment at the Camp Meade school.
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New Cumberland
C. H. Cline
Third Street
Mary Lease
Wilmington
Del
Harry Lease
Gladys
Harrisburg
Ed. Breeswine
Loretta Nowmaker
York
Katie Bobb
Mechanicsburg
Esther Sipe
Goldsboro
H. & Tease
H. 8. Bare
Fairy Bare
Sarah Bare
Ray Bare
Keith Bare
Harry Urich
Camp Meade
Urich
Regular Army
Coast Artillery
School For Bakers and Cooks
Admiral
Communion Services at Pine Street and Bethany Chapel
The Pine Street Presbyterian Church will hold the Lord's Supper tomorrow at 10 20 AM and Bethany Chapel at 7 30 PM. Due to Rev J W Chapman illness he will not preach morning or evening. Dr Mudge will close the series with Our Four Great Forefathers. After Sunday evening service the Boyd Memorial building hosts an informal song gathering for youth and friends. Thanksgiving baskets were distributed by Adjutant and Mrs George F Greiss to local needy residents. Milk deliveries for sick children are planned by the American Rescue Workers.
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Pine St. Presbyterian
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Bethany Chapel
J. W. Chapman
Mudge
Boyd
George F. Greiss
American Rescue Workers
Lewistown Forms Home Guard Company
Lewistown Pa Nov 80 A Home Guard Company organized with 60 members. John Fleming elected captain, D A Kline first lieutenant, Earl Dugan second lieutenant. John W Price named secretary and treasurer. 150 supporters signed and local firms back the effort. Applications planned to Governor for recognition and equipment.
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Lewistown
John Fleming
D. A. Kline
Learl Dugan
John W. Price
Standard Steel Works
Logan Iron and Steel Company
Attempt to poison soldier shocks Carlisle readers
In Carlisle Pennsylvania a plot to poison George Yohn a former residents now serving in the National Army in Texas emerged through a report from his mother Mary Yohn. A Christmas delicacy box bound for shipment was opened and food removed while cloth bits soaked with a substance were found in the corners.
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Carlisle
George Yohn
National Army
Texas
Mary Yohn
Investigation Planned Into Unknown Substance
A note states that the substance has not been determined by local chemists and an investigation will be conducted.
Hospital Train Ready For United States Service
One of the first and most complete hospital trains for U S service is being equipped in Hagerstown at Western Maryland Railway shops. The ambulance car will house an operating room and lights for the entire train. The train includes an ambulance car a combination car and two ward equipped passenger coaches.
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United States
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
St Augustine Church to Hold Choir Rally on St Nicholas Day
A choir rally service will be held Thursday at 8 pm in St. Augustine Episcopal Church. Miss Idella Fisher and Mrs. Bertha Jack will lead the service, with Rev. Floyd Appleton of St. Pauls Church delivering the sermon.
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St. Nicholas Day
St. Augustine Episcopal Church
Idella Fisher
Bertha Jack, von
Floyd Appleton
St. Paul's Church
The Wonder of Russian Singing Recounts Folk Voice and Masters
An essay lauds Russia's soul expressed in native folk tones and major composers. It links gloom and hardship to artistry, celebrates performers Elman Zimbalist Veifetz Godowsky and others, and imagines a democratic future for music expanding worldwide.
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Volga
Trussian
America
Elman
Zimbalist
Veifetz
Godowsky
Gabrilowitch
Didur
Challapine
Tchaikovsky
Rubenstein
Moussoroysky
Rachmaninoff
Glazunoff
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Let America Pay Says Saxon Minister
London dispatch reports Germany should demand a large indemnity without regard to who pays it. The minister urged focusing on America while in the Saxon Diet budget debate. A fourteen star service flag will be unfurled January 4 by Harrisburg Camp No. 8 Spanish American War Veterans. Installation of officers to follow. The Military Order of Serpents of Harrisburg Camp met last night in Tugucaroa Lair No. 8.
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America
Assoc d
London
The
Times
Amsterdam
Germany
Harrisburg Camp
Military Order of Serpents
Harrisburg
Tugucaroa Lair
Night Climate Inspires Warm and Cold Music in Village
In Greenwich Village the Woman With Ideas hosts a lecture on music as weather, arguing cold nights demand fiery operatic pieces while warm nights call for cool, soothing melodies. She leads a crowd through Carmen, Pagliacci and other operas, linking mood to season and setting.
Old-Time Songs and Their Place in Modern Education
The piece laments the fading of old English folk songs once heard in streets and homes and urges schools and nurseries to revive them. It contrasts modern media with memory growing from childhood and argues for conscious study to keep traditional tunes like Here Comes a Duke Riding alive for future generations.
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Fuller Sisters
America
Music in the Home Promoted by National Movement
The Music in the Home movement urges music in every household to strengthen family bonds and uplift spirits. Advertisements invite readers to visit music houses to purchase pianos, player pianos, or talking machines for the home. Letters Testamentary granted in the estate of Mrs Emma Fox. Rev Luther Hocker to preach at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lemoyne following the notice.
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Emma Fox
Derry Township
Robert T. Fox
Hummelstown
MR. Hocker
Lemoyne
Luther Hocker
Westville
N. J
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pacific Coast Jitney Notes On Concerts And War
Notes from the Pacific Coast describe ongoing concerts and strong bank clearings despite war concerns. Entries mention Julia Culp’s canceled American tour, Fritz Kreisler canceling U.S. appearances, Sousa camouflage removal, and a joke about music, hotels, and a visiting Irish musician.
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Pacific Coast
Anxiy
War Poet Tells Soldier Songs From The Front
The piece discusses Patrick MacGIlls Soldier Songs and how battlefield singing expresses the soldiers inner life. It notes songs arise spontaneously from marches trenches billets and battles with Tipperary symbolizing home and Berlin in different contexts. A parody about sleeping through war shows how song provides solace amid danger and monotony.
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Ius
Patrick MacGill
Tipperary
Berlin
Tommy
M'selle Frongsay
le Havre
Somme
Pine Street church sends 150 soldier kits before Christmas
Pine Street Presbyterian and Sunday school members raised 225 to fund 150 soldier kits at about 1.50 each for boys from their congregation serving in the U S forces. In Heckton, Rev W F H Zweizig leads evangelistic revival at the Methodist Church with several conversions.
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Old
Young
Heckton
Heckton Methodist Church
W. FH. Zweizig
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