Elizabeth town and surrounding notes from the Klein era
The Klein Chocolate Co denies plans for a Denver plant while keeping the Elizabeth town factory running. Obituaries note 92 year old Mrs Eliza Keller's death and survivors. Various local social updates include births engagements marriages and community events in Elizabethtown and nearby towns with collegiate moves and Legion contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein Chocolate Co
Denver
Wm. Klein
Elizabethtown
Eliza Keller
Levi Ebersole
Washington Street
Keller
Hummelstown
Amos Keller
Lima
Ohio
Robert Longenecker
W. H. Brown
Pittsburgh
Caroline Jacobs
College Avenue
Joseph Bundle
Mt. Joy
Justine Stauffer
Mary Shenk
Miriam Shaeffer
Wm. Lebzester
Paul
Donald
Lancaster
Masonic Hones
Conewago Post
No. 329
American Legion
Centre Square
M. E. Lindemuth
State College Poultry Plant
Lindemuth
Hershey
Walter Cass
Harrisburg
Roland Garber
Ephrata
G. B. Cohick
Charles Barnett
Middletown
Paris
New York
Elmer Groff
Rheems
Anna H. Ebersole
Church of God
G. R. Hoverter
Esther W. Shearer
Harry E. Hershey
Marietta
Ada Friday
T. Ebersole
Groff
Washington, D. C
Priscilla Deimler
Sherman Shaeffer
Walter Shaeffer
Justine
R. W. Schlosser
Columbia University
KE. R. Ebersole
P.O. S. of A
Philadelphia
Mary I. Flowers
Wallace C. Brandht
J. Harold Cohick
Esther Longenecker
Elsie Cohick
Billmyer
Central Europe
Literary Digest
Post
Miss Carrie Hostetter Visits Cousin in Campbelltown
In Campbelltown near Annville Miss Carrie Hostetter visited Mrs. Harry Gruber on Saturday evening. The note lists community happenings including Sunday School counts, church services, local visits, and a memorial for Mrs. Hiram Newgard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gruber
Mohler
Memorial Hall
Alpha Hall
Florence Moyer
Lydia Landis
J. S. Harley
Allen Bucher
Annville
Carrie Hostetter
Near Annville
Harry Gruber
David Shelly
Nora Bowman
Palmyra
Oscar Bowman
Rebecca Wolfersberger
Leinbach
Ed. Bear
Fontana
M. S. Long
Earl Kauffman
Salem
Hershey
Hiram Newgard
Reformed Church
Joseph Newegard
Zwingla
Iowa
Frank Moyer
Near Cloona
H. M. Hostetter
Harry Wolfersberger
Walters
Emma Vetter
Bachmanville
Emanuel Eshleman
Harry Moyer
U. C
U. B
S. L. Rhoades
Abner Spangler
Charles Binkley
Amos Geeseman
Lucy Kxoons
Phares Kauffman
Sara Kauffman
Joseph Carmany
Roger Hartz
Cuba
A. G. Risser
Armenian Fund
Maude Reigle
Charles Reigle
Lown
Stanley Gibble
Looking Ahead Heaven Knows How Sharp Made His Money
The comment hints at a figure named Sharp behind the scenes and a worried expression suggesting financial concerns or secrets. The line implies intrigue around Wealth and motives in a public or press context.
Quitting the Farm and the Shifting Population
The piece argues urban growth has reduced farm demand but suggests farming will adjust via machinery and wages. It notes historical population shifts from rural to urban, forecasts 1930 census figures, and asserts factory work currently outweighs farming while projecting future food exports and surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Longevity and Chewing Habits Note Life Extension
The piece argues that chewing food thoroughly could cut intake by half and plausibly double life span. It links aging to waste elimination decline and cites Fletcherizing as a practice that may extend years. It notes meat as a primary example of a food requiring thorough chewing.
Chew Thoroughly to Save Health and Grocery Costs
The article urges slow eating and thorough chewing to mix food with saliva, even sipping milk. It argues reducing doctor bills and groceries by eating less and chewing more, noting one pound of steak can be enough if chewed well.
The Quitter Hired Man Quits Times at Meals
Farmer Corntessel remarks he is reconciled since the hired man quit long ago. The only thing left for him to quit is showing up at meal times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Corntessel
Reenforced Virtue Exchange on Biblical Marriage
A quip exchanges a question about polygamy with a boy answering that no man can serve more than one master. The farmerly dialog turns on virtue and scriptural interpretation. The punchline ties marriage to obedience rather than plural spouses.
Dollar Day Deals On Regular and White Kitchen Ware
Advertises various kitchen items priced at one dollar during Dollar Day. Listings include Robin Blue coffee pots preservers kettles water pitchers white and grey enamel cooking kettles aluminum sponge cake dishes and white bread boxes with regular prices noted at 1.25.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabethtown News
College News
Ellen Bomberger
Henry Bomberger
Pasadena
California
Manheim
Kreider’s
Campbelltown
Mrs. Peasley
Mrs. Bumpus
Adam
America
Peck
Pana
Phrkko
PEYRP
FEKKC
RVG
Rssssssse
Aekkk SA
Hardware and
Hershey Department Store
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