Hummelstown Manager Resigns Succeeded By Nissley
In Lebanon Valley news William B. Shope resigns as manager of Brown Stone Store Company Humme lstown. He is succeeded by H M Nissley formerly employed in Harrisburg. Also notable: George R Witmer and Grace C Witmer finish ninth and fifth school terms respectively without missing a day at Sorrel School East Earl Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Shope
Brownstone Store Company, Limited
Hummelstown
H. M. “Nissley
Harrisburg
George’ R. Witmer
George Witmer
Narvon
Lancaster County
Grace C. Witmer
Sorrel School
East Earl Township
Harry Carlson
Andrew Carlson
Railroad Street
Carranza
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Douglas Arizona
Local Baptist Church Resolutions Back Governor Brumbaugh
The Hirst Baptist Church in Lebanon adopts resolutions urging Representative Nissley of Dauphin County to support Governor Brumbaughs Local Option. The action praises the governors stance while noting Nissley as district Baptist moderator and his opposition to the Local Option bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Patriot
Messrs
Wildman
Nissley
Young
Swartz
Hirst’ Baptist Church
Lebanon
Representative Nissley
Dauphin County
Brumbaugh
Nissloy
Spring road work begins in Lancaster county area
M. E Brenner supervises spring work on 101 miles of state roads in Lancaster county with Amos M. Shank H. 0. Keener E. H. Gish T. D. Hossler and J. Augustus as assistant foremen. The piece notes local civic effort and quotes the Hummelstown Sun praising progress and community fundraising for a better fire company.
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Lancaster County
M. E Brenner
State Highway Department
Amos M. Shank
Rowenna
H. 0. Keener
Elizabethtown
E. H. Gish
Manheim
Hummelstown
Understanding Headache Causes and Cautions
The article explains that headaches rarely originate in the skull and have many possible causes including teeth eyes digestion liver issues and nasal irritation. It warns against overuse of headache powders and heart depressants and urges consulting a physician for recurring headaches.
Two Friends Remembered and a Curious Calendar Proposal
A colonial memory recalls two friends met in a printing house near the Square. Both later died within days, sparking a lasting friendship and charity that funded the poor, while a tiny flower on a coffin symbolized enduring devotion. A separate note discusses Czar reforms proposing a universal calendar to bridge the Gregorian and Julian systems, highlighting the 13 day difference and regional usage.
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Lancaster
New Tra
U S Geological Survey probes missing Cretaceous Eocene gap
The report The Cretaceous Eocene Contact in the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain notes a long vanished interval 8 to 10 million years long with no known living forms. It discusses continental size, ocean volume, and asks what happened to life when the gap occurred. copies are available free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Geological Survey
Atlantic
Gulf Coastal Plain
North America
Geologicaal
L. ‘W. Stephenson
Washington, D
Cement From Beets Makes Practical Cement
A French firm converts beet by product into cement. Beets boiled yield scum rich in carbonate of lime. from 70 000 tons of beets 4 000 tons of lime and 1 100 tons of clay are combined to form 3 162 tons of cement. The mix is dried, clay added, and burned like Portland cement to make clinker then pulverized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American Supplement
Time in the Woods Remembers a Rural Life Scene
A speaker recalls a springtime excursion with children through woods after a long winter. Flowers bloom, birds sing, and the scene highlights the value of nature time for a caregiver. The reflection cites Mandersh Rural Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandersh
Bryan Defends State Department Vacation Claim
In a current article Mr Bryan notes the law grants all office holders thirty days of vacation yearly and may schedule it when convenient. He says he has been absent from the State Department well over a month of his entitlement and that his appointment assumed he could use vacations at home. He argues his public service benefits the country and fosters closer contact with the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Barkley
Trinity Reformed Church
Gettysburg
Reading Herald
Reading
Bryan
United States
State Department
Wish and Will Wo and the Path to Peace
The fragment reflects a quatrain on inward peace and sin, invoking names like Yat and Wo. It appears as a misread excerpt from a larger authorial meditation possibly attributed to Matthew Arnold, though the text is garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Arnold
Japan's First Breach of Promise Case Sets Marital Equality
The Court of Cassation in Tokyo awarded Miss Hede Nozawa $10,000 after being unceremoniously divorced by Soza buro Yanaka in 1911. The marriage lacked registration, leaving her with no redress, until the high court recognized a step toward equality in the marital relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Court of Cassation
Tokio
Nozawa
Sozaburo Yanaka
Yanaka
Hershey Town Moves Toward Flyless Status
The Hershey Press reports a push to make Hershey a flyless town. Citizens are urged to fight flies, with hope for fewer pests though no guarantee of an annual meeting without them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Press
Hershey
Gospel Messenger
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Northwood
Iowa
Chicago
Rose R. Heist
Elmer Heist
North 10Th Street
Christian W.lynch
Susquehanna River
Clark’s Ferry
Dauphin
County
Pennsylvania Canal Company
Joseph Kalbfus
State Game Commission
William Strock
Lebanon County
The
Millersville Herald
Taft
Harrisburg Academy
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Swatara Creek
Middletown
Royalton
Lancaster Way
Mount Joy
Martie
Pequea
Joe Wharton
Branklin House
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Doutrich
Annville
Grand Lodge of Knights of the Golden Eagles of
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Fisher Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Johnstown
Altoona
Erie
Mt. Gretna
Gretna
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Poatmantgr of
Hummalatown
Edgar ©. Hummel
J. Augustus; Beck
Lititz
White House
Beck
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Court House
Samuel G. Dixon, M. D
Ll.d
Czar
Caar
Europa
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Don Rusala
Our Globe
Mr. Bryan
New Jersey Experiment Station
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Atlas Powder Company
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Mieraingham
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Knoxville
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Atlas Powder Co
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Hershey Trust Company
Hershey, Dauphin Co
U.S
Prust
Truser
C. Stecher
C. Srnener
Treasrer
H. M. Hanalthy
M. S. Herauny
Wy. Ui, Lankrenee
Joan H. Snoper
Ream
Palmyra, Pa
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