Freeman Patriarch Edward Freeman Dies Sudden at Cornwall
Edward Coleman Freeman head of the wealthy Freeman family owner of farms iron ore interests and Robesonia furnace died suddenly from a stroke at his Cornwall home after collapsing while inspecting Fairview farm near Bismarck. He was 56 and a bachelor with two sisters and a notable Lebanon County lineage.
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Edward Coleman Freeman
Freeman
Cornwall
Lebanon
Fairview
Bismarck
Stengle
Philadelphia
Mr. Freeman
W. G. Freeman
Margaret Cassan Coleman -Freeman
Robesonia
Valley National Bank
Cornwall Mountains
Conewago
Speedwell
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Peter Grubb
Cornwall Railroad
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Mount Gretna
Virginia
Isabelle Freeman
B. H. Buckingham
Washington, D. C
The Dawg Poem Theme and Variations
A compact poem sequence about a hound dawg and the urge to stop kicking him, weaving themes from Missouri landscapes and classic poets. The speaker defends the dog against mistreatment, blending dog lore with light verse and a rugged Ozark setting.
Rag Carpets and Rugs Cleaned by Hershey Laundry Co
Rag carpets and rag rugs are cleaned and restored to look like new with moderate charges based on size. Hershey Laundry Co. provides this service.
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Hershey Laundry Co
Pennsylvania Industries by City From 1909 Census Data
The 1909 census bulletin shows city by city manufacturing counts and capital in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia leads with 8 379 industries and 691 million in capital, Pittsburgh 1 659 and 283 million, Reading 482 and 41 million, Erie 391 and 30.6 million, Allentown 247 and 21.6 million.
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Mannufactures
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Altoona
Erie
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Reading
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Lancaster
Lebanon
Pottsville
York
Pittsburgh
Five Year Old Notices Real Baby Has Odd Head
A five year old greets a real baby and studies it closely. The child remarks the infant is nice but notes the head is odd. The nurse asks if the baby is nice, and the girl confirms while commenting on the head.
Bindnaugles Church May 8 and Local Visits
The column notes social visits from Bindnagies and neighboring towns. Simon Bacastow attends State Normal School and visits parents. J M Gingrich sells farming implements in Hershey. Mr and Mrs Seaman visit Palmyra. Wagner Ziegler visits his mother in Annville. Luther Lingle and family travel by auto to Lebanon. Gowen Brown and Aaron Bomgardner visit friends. Mrs Harry Miller visits Grantville. Dr Betz the veterinarian is very busy. Daniel Reese takes a pleasure trip to Deer.
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Simon Bacastow
State Normal School
Ira J. Shell
Palmyra
East Hanover
J. M. Gingrich
Hershey
William Seaman
Swatara
Wagner Ziegler
Annville
Luther Lingle
Prospective Tenant Bemoans Building Obstruction
A prospective renter complains the house has a dreary outlook due to a nearby large building. The agent notes it is a gunpowder factory and warns it could explode, reflecting period concerns about industrial hazards.
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Philadelphia Evening Times
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E C. Freeman
the Dawg
Thema
Missouri
Opus
Tennyson
Thomas Dunn
Ben Bolt
Whitman
Poe
Helen
Lea
Edwin Markham
Ozark
Bret Harte
Bindnaugles Church
Bindnagies Church
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