Fox brothers join the military spirit from Pennsylvania
Arthur E. Fox 24 left for Bordeaux to study hospital conditions for the Baltimore News while George B. Fox went to the Plattsburgh junior training camp for five weeks. Arthur, a Princeton graduate, hopes to return by September 1 to teach at Gilman Country School. George plans Princeton entry after Plattsburgh. Also notes Pennsylvania wheat production by six counties with strong yields and rising tourist traffic to Harrisburg. Found a ten-year-old hide from a tannery near Hoernerstown weighing 18 pounds and valued at about 55 cents per pound, to be sent to Lancaster for harness making.
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Fox
John. D. Fox
Grace _ Methodist church
Harrisburg
Arthur E. Fox
Bordeaux
France
Baltimore News
George B. Fox
Plattsburgh
Trenton
Princeton
Princeton Graduate School
Gilman ‘Country School
Roland Park
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Lancaster
York
Franklin
Berks
Chester
York County
D.F. Seibert
Hoernerstown
Uriah Cassel
Martin Cassel
Daniel Cassel
Richfield farmer jailed for passing counterfeit tens
J W Van Horn of Richfield Juniata county faced $2000 bail on charges of preparing counterfeit ten dollar notes by altering two dollar bills. He denied guilt as U S marshal and secret service pursued the scheme. Also noted are rural farm anecdotes and local arrivals at Hummelstown and Harrisburg with brief travel observations.
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J. W. van Horn
Richfield
Juniata County
Norman S. Engle
United States
W. F. Ahern
Lewisburg
United States Secret Service
van Horn
American Woman Sparks Stratford Platform Bard Remark
An American woman visiting Stratford on Avon arouses comment by remarking at the railway platform that the immortal bard would depart from this very platform when he traveled to town. The remark shows her vivid, if ironic, ardor for Shakespeare.
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Stratford-on-Avon
A War Hero Leads Drive For French Offensive
General Ferdinand Foch, praised as the army’s top strategist, led French forces in the Marne defense and subsequent offensives. He gained rapid fame from the 1914 counterattack and later saved Allied troops at Ypres, earning recognition from both sides for his strategic insight.
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Foch
Marne
Republic
Joffre
Paris
The
Aisne
Ypres
Calais
Antwerp
Yser
Sinn Fein revolt altered Britain's Ireland plan says New York Sun
The New York Sun contends that without Sinn Fein opposition the Lloyd George self rule scheme would not have emerged. The war time suspension of home rule would have stood and Ireland would not have gained the temporary concessions now proposed. The rebels failed to found a fully independent Irish republic, but they achieved a partial shift in policy.
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Sinn Fein
Ireland
Lloyd-George
New York ‘Sun
Dublin uprising prompts shift in British policy stance
The text argues that abandoning the careful government program for Ireland has altered English views on Irish dissatisfaction. It claims the Dublin uprising opened English eyes and pushed them toward partial concessions. It notes the government’s offer will not satisfy all Irishmen, but is more than would exist without Sinn Fein.
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Ireland
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Supper Honoring Rev Frantz Birthday At Campbelltown
A birthday supper was hosted for Rev John F Frantz pastor of the Reformed church at Palmyra and Campbelltown by Mrs J Walter Eather Nomei. Guests included Rev and Mrs Frantz and their family many relatives and local residents from Campbelltown Trumbauersville Philadelphia Fitzgerald Mt Pleasant and nearby areas.
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John F. Frantz
the Reformed Church
Palmyra
Campbelltown
Mr. Frantz
Nga
Soris
John
Nevin
Frantz
Bertzfield
Brunner
Clara
Florence Frantz
Chester Frantz
Trumbauersville
Will Frantz
Philadelphia
Annie Register
Fitzgerald, Georgia
Jos. Bowman
G. C. Wollfersberger
Rebecca
Philip
Harry
Cyrus Wolfersberger
Near. Mt. Pleasant
Peter Longenecker
J. Walters
Ginder
Enola Union Sunday School Picnic Set for Hershey Park
The Enola Sunday school committee plans a large picnic at Hershey Park on Wednesday July 26. Organizers aim to host the biggest Sunday school gathering ever to depart Enola.
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Union
Enola
Hershey Park
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Lebanon Valley and Vicinity
Joe Wamas
Joe
Lancaster Way
North American
Ed. C. Hummel
Hummelstown
Mt. Gretna
National Guard
Met
Hershey
Capitol
Rentola
Commonwealth
Rame
Palm Beach
Standard Woolen CO
Tailors
North Second SI
Walnut Street
Alexander Agar
Mer
England
Enola Coming
J. E.gruber
Derry Church
Yingat
David Gordon Hershey
Hershey Press
Hershey Printing Company
Hershey, Penna
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