Veteran Pennsy craftsman George Cramer to retire
George Washington Cramer, a Pennsy cabinetmaker born May 13 1850, will retire July 1 after 36 years in Altoona glue room and No 1 planing mill. A Middle Spring resident, he is famed for inlaid woodwork with boxes and stands. He and wife plan to move to Tyrone. three fellow Pennsy shopmen also retire.
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Pennsy
George Washington Cramer
Middle Spring
Cumberland County
Shippensburg
Cramer
Altoona
John Burley
Tyrone
John B. Keller
William K. Hetrick
William H. Stewart
Credit University to Be Organized After War
Plans outline a national Credit University of Credit Men with a curriculum patterned after banking schools. It will award degrees upon completion and follow a war driven initiative to meet global competition. An advisory committee from Pitt NYU and Boston U guides the project.
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Chicago
University of Credit Men's
National Institute of Credit
National Association of Credit Men's
Totel la Salle
American Institution of Banking
J. T. Holdsworth
School of Economics
University of Pittsburgh
W. Gerstenberg
Department of Finance
New York University School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
W. L. Lord
School of Business Administration
Boston University
Vigorous Ambition Pills Promise Health and Refund
An advertisement urges readers to try Wendell's Ambition Pills with a money back guarantee if no improvement. It promises renewed energy, vigor, and confidence in two days to a week, backing the claim with a refund of the box price. The offer emphasizes a 50 cent box and cites nerve tonic benefits for fatigue, nervous troubles, and related ailments.
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H. C. Kennedy
Wendell
Industries Must File Questionnaires For Coal Allocation
The United States Fuel Administration asks all industries using over 500 tons of coal annually to promptly reply with detailed information to determine essential sectors and coal priority. River coal from the Susquehanna bottom is below former standards, dredges rising may exhaust supply by season's end, with salvaging at mines increasing. Coal prices will rise due to freight-rate changes. households paying old rates will be charged the higher price on delivery, and dealers cannot add freight to coal already in yards. Six new candidates were admitted to Capital Legion No 1808 in Harrisburg at the G A R rooms with President Lebo presiding. Bertha Zedricks led Emergency Aid Society unit opening in Sixth Ward at Lynch Hall, with talks by Burrs, Scott, Woodton, Temple, and Davis.
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United States Fuel Administration
Tthe
Nsider
Local Fuel Administration
Harrisburg
Emergency Aid Society
Sixth Ward
Lynch Hall
North Third Street
Harry Burrs
J. P. Scott
Leslie Woodton
M. Teme Ple
Annie Davis
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Voile Waists
A magnificent selection of lace and embroidery trimmed Voile waists. Fashioned of the best quality voile in the most effective styles. All sizes 36 to 46.
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Cumberland Valley
Harrisbure
Etter
North Front Street
Sarah M. Etter
Arthur F. Nelson
Steelton
Bethlehem Steel Company
Nelson
Hildrup
Nineteenth
Nelson Streets
al K. Thomas
East End Bank
Busch
Mary J. Fannassy
Washington Street
Dauphin County
Jean Martin
Grover Fowler
George Williams
Thomas J. Carpentier
George P. Satchell
Rudolph Ortney
Harry C. Young
State Mail Carriers’ Association
Wilkes- Barre
Frank C. Sites
Board of the Fuel Administration
Susquehanna
Capital Legion
National
Protective Legion
Lebo
Miss Bertha Zedricks
AUF Man
Georgette
Ferst
Trauf
Serges
Poplins
Delis
Rookie
Copenhagen
Namnans
Spargaen
Quaker City
Poplin
Palm Beach
Panto Sn Escort Res
Aufman
Norfolk
Percale
Madras
Orn
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