Professor Maurer To Return To Lancaster After Season
Prof Maurer who has presided over the piano at the park theater this season closes his work here this week. He returns to Lancaster where he has been engaged for several years past. He will be succeeded here by Walter Hille.
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Harles L. Maurer
Park Theater
Lancaster
Walter Hille
Bank Director Reads Daily Tips From Customer
A bank director expresses surprise at a client who whispers tips to the cashier. The wealthy broker confirms ownership in the bank and explains his motive is to ensure the cashier stays aligned with the market, regardless of the cashier’s honesty.
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New York Weekly
Church of the Brethren Plans Sunday School and Missionary Rally
The Church of the Brethren will hold a special Sunday School and missionary meeting next Sunday at Spring Creek House Hershey. Morning program 9 to 11 30 featuring welcome by S Z Witmer and brief talks by E M Wenger Frank S Carper Martha Marti and A M Kuhns. Afternoon session 1 30 to 4 with devotional exercises, business time, and a missionary program including John Herr on Why are not more members Available for the mission field J B Brubaker also speaking. Participants include Jacob W Meyer Hiram Kaylor S H Hertzler and D H Widder with general discussions encouraged.
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Brethren
Spring Creek House
Hershey
S. Z. Witmer
E. M. Wenger
Frank. S. Carper
Martha Marti
A. M. Kuhns
Round Table
Ammon Brubacher
S.R. Zug
John Herr
J. B. Brubaker
Jacob W. Meyer
Hiram Kaylor
S. H. Hertzler
D. H. Widder
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Bronze Bog Causes Trouble at Battersea Fountain
A famous bronze dog statue vanished from a granite fountain in Battersea London triggering police attention and public scandal. The inscription honors a terrier vivisected in 1903 at University College with a broader memorial to 232 dogs vivisected in 1902, prompting protests about animal testing.
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Battersea
England
University College
Paraguay Lace Traditions Spread in Towns
Lacemaking taught by missionaries two centuries ago shaped Paraguayan craft. In towns of about 8,000 inhabitants, most men and nearly all women and children now weave lace coblarets handkerchiefs and ladies ties.
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Paraguay
Earliest Maps Traced to Egyptians and Babylonians
Ancient tablets and papyrus show early Egyptian and Babylonian cartography with land and sea features sketched fairly accurately. It disproves the idea that Greeks invented the art, noting these civilizations predated Greek mapping by over two millennia.
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