Fashion Tapestry: One Piece Frock and Costumes On Sale
A shopping note highlights a street frock and one piece frock options for varied occasions. It mentions materials such as Serge Wool Crepe with tied shades and notes prices as part of a broader shopping tour.
Coats Highlighted In Seasonal Textile Selection
The feature showcases coats and fabrics with a focus on warm materials and snug fits. Readers are offered a glimpse of the season’s palette and key textures to consider for outerwear wardrobes.
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EN rear for women in id or Latin with a wishbone strap.
Fragmentary note describes an EN rear for women in id or Latin with a wishbone strap. No clear event or named entities identified.
Fashionable prom dresses feature pastel tones and bows
In this store the newest arrivals include lingerie in pastel shades with bows and silk rosettes. The collection highlights trendy frocks for prom season and accessorizing options to complete the look.
Hummelstown News Roundup of Church Events and Socials
Preparatory services and Holy Communion planned at local churches. Residents and visitors attend gatherings across Hummelstown and Union Deposit with weddings, anniversaries, and civic events noted. Davis family visits, local sales, and community meetings also reported, including school punctuality and institute plans.
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Reformed Church
Ray Curry
Malcolm
Hockersville
Curry
Harvey C
Ida Thompson
John Mutzabaugh
Sarah Henderson
John Yorty
Lickdale
Claude Curry
Hershey
Cyrus Wagner
Elmer Oakum
Marion
Walter
E. C. Snyder
Grace
Harrisburg
Dudley Brinser
Keystone
United Brethren Church
Mabel Nissley
Geo. Bartels
Harry Bartels
Dauphin County Institute
House of Representatives
Capital
F. G. Keller
South Railroad St
Legion Hall
Legion and Auxiliary
Russell H. Gleim
Lancaster
High St
Hummelstown
Naomi Shoop
Curtis Shoop
Ira F. Lentz
Joy Shoop
Otis Long
Gladys Shoop
Susan J. Reigel
Steelton
S. Winfield Herman
Zion Lutheran Church
Lentz
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Rutherford
Rutherford Yards
Dr. Baker
Frederick
A. D. Hoover
Paul Byrnes
J. Irvin Ruff
Florence
York Fair
Margaret Cassel
Noll
Clara Walmer
William H. Earnest
North Front Street
Mark T. Milnon
North Second Street
Earnest
the Circle
Orpheum Theatre
Anne B. Nye
Myrtle Garrett
Misa
Ada M.’ Walton
Marlon Walter
Misa Sarahyah
Harry Heller
Mary Fox
Mre
Shull
Mise Katherine Shull
Harry, Holler
J. A, Kilmer
Amanda Yost
Hopeland
Sarah Enck
Henry Miller
Lebanon
John E. Reager
George Muth
Laura Muth
Arthur
Lehman
First United Brethren Church
East Pennsylvania
Sunbury
M. E. Bell
Union Deposit
Levi H. Enedok
Campbelltown Community Notes Brightened by Sunday Services
Large turnout for communion at Brighthill's church. Residents including Lizzie Weltmer of Lebanon and Amos Brandt plan moves and work, with court juryman duty, bank officer elections, and local notices. Campbelltown Water Co seeks workers. Institute vacation announced. church services led by Rev. Leinbach.
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Sarah la Ros Bordner
Mary’ Etter
Florence ‘Shertzer
Lucille’Shertzer
Sarah
Jane “Muth
Martha Zérfoss
Violet “Hoerner
Robert Bolton
Frederick Bolton
Donald ‘Jacobs
John Muth
Marguerite* Keller
Carol Brinser
Esther’ Brinser
Bertha* Brinser
Lorene Brinser
Emma ‘Bringer
Clayton Keller
E. J. Bowman
Steeltoh Lutheran Church
First United’ Brethren
Spring Creek
Church of the Brethren
Dauphin County
Edward Stover
Edward Coder
Francis and
Dee
Douglasville
F. L. Hummel
Reed H. Walmer
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Walmer
Harry Bartels
Christian Leibshutz
George Bartels
Betty
Hershey
Emma Griener
Katie Greiner
Palmyra
Mary Able
Campbelltown
Samuel Gipe
John Spidle
Town
William Karmany
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake City
Cleveland
Karmarry
National Funeral Directors Association
Brighthill’s
Lizzie Weltmer
Lebanon
Elam Felty
A. G. Snyder
Hummelstown
Samuel Moyer
Ross Hoffer and Family
Reading
Irwin Good
Daniel Fasnacht
Coatesville
Will Fasnacht
Amos Barto
Ben. Barto
Richenderfer
Tamaqua
C.A. Lenig
John Brandt
Manheim
Campbelltown Water Co
J. C. Emery
Newport
Charles Manning
Dauphin
Walters
Amos Brandt
California
Campbelltown Bank
Y.P.S
Clarence Keggereis
Leinbach
Amos Risser
Elizabethtown
Peter Longenecker
Tobacco taxes drive most US fiscal year revenue
Government tax intake for 1922 rose to 3.197 billion dollars with tobacco users paying about nine percent. Income and profits taxes made up 65 percent of the total, up slightly from the previous year, while cigarettes accounted for much of the gain. Candy and gum produced a tax loss, non alcoholic beverages declined sharply, and theater admissions taxes fell from last year by 16.367 million.
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Uepid
Polo origins traced to China among donkeys and history
Fragmentary notes describe Polo as a Chinese origin game played on donkeys over 1200 years ago and reference topographic surveys across United States maps, with figures on miles surveyed and varied walking distances in terrain. The text also mentions clockwork springs and Norwegian whaling clans amid scattered data on oil storage.
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China
United States
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