A Happy Wedding at Palmyra and Local Notes
Miss Carrie M. Seltzer and Ray S. Royer married at 8:30 pm with Rev. E. O. Burtner officiating. Royer, from Chicago, works in construction for Illinois Steel. Seltzer, Lebanon, is a Lebanon Business College graduate. They plan to live in Chicago. Also included are Apple crop figures, college events at Lebanon Valley, the death of Conrad Rasp, Schwab Christmas dinner, a Penn football player heading to the Pacific coast, recovered stolen jewelry linked to Catherine Castner, and an expanded gas supply to Annville and nearby towns.
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Palmyra
Carrie M. Seltzer
Harvey L. Seltzer
Ray S. Royer
Chicago, Ill
E. S. Royer
Royer
Williamson Trade School
Philadelphia
Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
Miss Seltzer
Lebanon Business College
Swatara
Seltzer
Ill
Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
South Bethlehem
Steelton
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem~ Steel
Chile
Cuba
San Francisco
E. G. Grace
Schwahl
Wyomissing
Reading
Irvin F. Impink
Castner
Mrr. Impink
Catherine Castner
Samuel J. Castner
Tennessee
Mpink
Catherine Cantner
Tennessce
Winston, Salem
N. C
North Dakota Farmers League Seizes Legislative Power
The Farmers Nonpartisan Political League claims control of the North Dakota House with 81 of 113 seats and 18 of 25 Senate members, plus most state officers and a favorable Supreme Court majority. They plan to abandon party lines, hold caucuses, and push a state ownership program for marketing facilities including elevators packing plants and mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
House of’ Representatives
Senate
Farmers’ Nonpartisan Political League
League
Supreme Bench
Bismark
Nonpartisan League
Stop Poster Aims to End Railroad Trespassing Dangers
The Pennsylvania Railroad distributes a large Do Not Risk Your Life poster warning of the hazards of trespassing on tracks. It features a Stop signal on an orange background and urges the public to avoid short cuts across railroad property, supplementing a school calendar on rail safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Pittsburgh
Education quotes and a closing fragment
A collection of quotes on education from Lowell Fiske Confucius and Johnson and a trailing fragment. The passage highlights education as universal and essential for America and for personal success.
Foot gloves proposed as healthy shoe alternative
Dr D T Quigley of Omaha advocates wearing toe compartment gloves for feet arguing foot skin harbors bacteria and needs sunlight. He cites barefoot golf experiments showing improved vitality and foot health, recommending sandals in summer and ultra thin shoes with glove like stockings in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Quigley
Omaha
Quigley
Weather Proverb Rules From a Historic Almanac
The passage lists observational rules about storm formation and wind behavior. It covers rapid temperature shifts indicating storms, cloud movements signaling rain or snow, and wind directions affecting rainfall intensity. It also notes frost as a sign of nearby storm development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You
The Cheater's Prize Is a Lie to Be Scorned
A poem condemns winning by trick and praising integrity over success gained through deceit. It contrasts immediate glory with lasting shame, urging conscience and self-respect over easy triumphs. The speaker suggests future regret for those who cheat, while the honest fighter holds their head high.
Pension roll to shrink as Civil War veterans fade
The pension bill has peaked and now declines with aging Civil War veterans. Despite this year’s $155.56 million appropriation, spending is down $12.505 million as more widows receive $200 monthly pensions and veteran numbers thin with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Pension Bureau
Billy Sunday Tabernacle Planned for Broadway Site
Plans filed in New York call for a temporary frame Billy Sunday Tabernacle on the old American League field site at Broadway and One Hundred Sixty eighth Street. The structure will seat 20 000, be 247 feet on Broadway and 334 feet on the street side, costing about 50 000 dollars with Kendall Taylor and Company of Boston as architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Broadway
One Hundred
Sixty Eighth Street
Sixty-eighth Street
New York City
Kendall, Taylor & Company of
Boston
Big Tabernacle
Death by mistaken clothes ends in coroner verdict
A Western man hanged himself to a bedpost with suspenders. The coroner's jury ruled the death occurred when he came home full and mistook himself for his pants, delivering a humorous but fatal misadventure.
Patriotism Young British Sportsman Catches German Carp
A young British sportsman declares patriotism during wartime, noting he cannot go to the trenches but has helped the country by catching six German carp. The remark blends national duty with light sport humor amid the conflict.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lebanon Valley
State ‘Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Brown
Lebanon Valley College
George A. DeHuff
Gemmill
Providence
Conrad Rasp
Bindnagle’s Church
Rasp
Adam Winter
Annville
John
Syners
Henry W. Snavely
Hebron
Gravel Hill Church
Lebanon
Penny Hobe Light
University of Pennsylvania
U. of P
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Grant Light
Avon
Better Gas
Lebanon Gas & Fuel Company
Consuméra
Thorshey
Tummelstown
Farmers Control
North ‘Dakota
America
James Russell Lowell
John Fiske
Confucius
Dr. Johnson
Hosen. Ballou
Nebraska
Palmyra Iron and Metal Co
College St
BELL
Palmyra, PA
Billy
Orevillon Freres Largent Fur Manufacturers
West 28Th St
J. E. Gruber
Hershey
Perry Church, PA
Yingat
David Gordon Hershey
Uum
HAVIN
TMI
NEW Equipmfny
Hershey Printing Co
Hershey, Pa
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