Milestones to a Girl's Heart by Dorothy Dix
A column offers practical dating advice for men seeking a wife, urging focus on the woman’s mind and feelings. It emphasizes talking to her about herself, acting maturely, and personalizing gifts, while stressing respect, independence, and balanced effort over manipulation. It notes multiple pathways to win a woman’s heart and warns against domination or dishonesty.
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Dorothy DIX
Simon
Romeo
Jonquils
Amusements preview features Warwick and Eddinger
Robert Warwick stars in The Man Who Found Himself at the Regent, a five part drama based on The Mills of the Gods with Clarke and Payton schemes leading to gaol. Wallace Eddinger screens A Gentleman of Leisure. organ music schedules noted. Paxtang Park villagers enjoy Rajahs telepathy act and next week unveil Margarette Sawtelle in The Big Surprise with a varied vaudeville lineup.
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Robert Warwick
George Broadurst
James Clarke
Clarke
Payton
Rom
Catherine
Jesse L. Lasky
Wallace Eddinger
John Stapleton
H. G. Woodhouse
Mr. Eddinger
Paxtang Park
Park Theater
Paxtang
Margarette Sawtelle
the Park
George Martin
Jeanette Wither
Clarise Gourgan
Tori
Falls From Cherry Tree Injury Hits Clara Travitz
Miss Clara Travitz twelve year old daughter of Oliver Travitz fell from a cherry tree while picking fruit in Tower City Pa. Her leg was bruised and began to swell and inflame by Wednesday requiring medical aid.
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Tower City
Clara Travitz
Oliver Travitz
Foot Injury At East Brook Chutes Alarms Harrisburg
At Tower City Pennsylvania on June 19 Charles Shrope ingested a batette at East Brook chutes when a pick struck his foot causing blood poisoning. The incident drew attention as Harrisburg records show the popular local figure Kelly, an outdoor entertainer, was involved in a related notice.
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Tower City
Charles
East Brookchutes
Kelly
Harrisburg
Silver Laced Polish Fowls Describe Care and Traits
The article outlines Silver Laced Polish fowls as a beautiful ornamental breed valued in Europe for features like crests and beards. It notes their good laying ability but small eggs, non sitting behavior, and need for brooding by others or artificial methods. Crests protect birds from hawks yet cause weather and disease risks if wet. Proper shelter and care are essential for successful rearing.
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Amer- Ese
Germany
France
Italy
Europe
Paxtang
International Correspondence Schools
G. M
Meshoppen
Frank Barton
Elba
N. Y
Injured Brothers Hurt in Hay Baler Accident
Two Granville brothers, John Walters 19 and William Walters 25, were seriously injured when a plow share jammed a hay baler, throwing John from the belt and injuring him and lacerating William while trying to shut off the machine. The baler was wrecked.
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Lewistown
Granville
John Walters
William Walters
John
William
Next Winter's Egg Yields Depend on Proper Pullet Rearing
Dr. Thomas J. Clemens outlines strict care for growing chicks to secure early and steady egg production next winter. He cautions against moldy or sour foods, stresses clean feeding equipment, and urges removal of weakly or diseased birds from breeding stock.
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Clemens
Providing Water For the Poultry
An ample supply of pure water is necessary for success with poultry. At trifling expense and with little labor the owner can arrange a sanitary automatic watering system, greatly lessening the work of caring for the fowls. H Armstrong Roberts, a practical poultryman, will explain installation details in an article in The Telegraph next Saturday.
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Telegraph
H. Armstrong Roberts
Engineers Memorial Service Planned in Columbia Pa
Division No. 4 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will honor deceased members with a memorial service on Sunday afternoon. Committee in charge includes H. A. Bennett William Baight Abram Pelen and J. B. Williams.
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Telegraph Columbia
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. A. Bennett
William Baight
Abram Pelen
J. B. Williams
Oldest Pennsylvania Railroad retiree attends meeting in Philadelphia
Columbia Pennsylvania June 19. David Graeff aged 94 years the oldest member of the Association of Retired Employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad attended the meeting of the organization in Philadelphia yesterday.
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Columbia
David Graeff
Association of
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
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Marie Corelli
New Post
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Thomas J. Clemens
Practical Poultryman
Henry Gilbert & Son, Nnn
ALPHA
Alpha Portland Cement
Alpha Portland
U. S
Cowden & CO
9Th and
Herr Streets
Joseph Burkholder
Hummelstown
George 3
Palmyra
R. Durborow
Hisden Muth Bros
Elizabethtown
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ULL
New Cumberland
J. W. Miller
Mechanicsburg
T Shore Supply CO
Fairview
A. J. Spotts
Carlisle
SHENK
Newville
Engineers’ Memorial Service
Scranton
Oultry
Roultey
Civil Service
Renenceree
Accnen
Trica
Boothe Light
G& Rall
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