Whaling Tales and Whale Weight Claims From Caribbean Hunt
A fragmentary report notes a sperm whale weighing about 200000 pounds and 80 feet long, preserved at State Pier New Bradford. It mentions oil yields from other whales, the Clifton crew, and Captain James Tatorg describing long ships and whaling history with a 110 foot reputed length and 150 ton weight for some whales.
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el eClifton Company
Caribbean
Tiowsiadort
Huntcapt
Nesty
State Pier
New Bradford
Clifton
Amrs
James Tatorg
Cl & Schooner Wr
Caribbean Iron
Local Social Notes Highlight Indiana Visits and Visits
Mr Paul Smyers Howard Williams Grace Williams Cora Grove of Indiana drove to town in Smyers new car on Wednesday night. Misses Amy Hazel Kinter Esther Nora Ruth Bartholomew attended a party at Grace Williams home Wednesday evening. Lunch was served. Mrs C W Stineman Gertrude Betty Jane Hazel Kinter spent Friday with Mrs Stineman and John Williams family. Esther Ruth Bartholomew visited Mrs Robert Lambing in Lucerne Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charley Willard and daughters Margaret Daisy spent Friday evening at Homer b32. Goldie Livingston Indiana shopper Saturday. Bill Earl Livingston of Coral visiting at their home here. Mrs W E Kinter and daughter were Indiana shoppers Saturday.
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Paul Smyers
Howard Williams
Grace Williams
Cora Grove
Indiana
Smyer
Sherowbrough
Amy
Hazel Kinter
Esther
Nora
Ruth Bartholomew
C. W. Stineman
Gertrude
Betty Jane
Five Points Social News Recaps Visits and Travel
Miss Gail Uncapher and cousin John visited John's sister Alice Uncapher. Lloyd Good and Ethel Alls called on George Frye. Mrs Dave Wagner and children visited John Warner. Mr Dave Wagner and son Kenneth, McKeesport workers, spent the Fourth at their home.
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Gail Uncapher
John Uncapher
Alice Uncapher
Lloyd Good
Ethel Allshouse
George Frye
vMs
Dave Wagner
John Warner
Kenneth
McKeesport
Floodtide of Baseball Prosperity Seen by Yankees
New York reports Miller Huggins arriving with the Yankees amid a flood of prosperity. He notes rising attendance, especially in St. Louis and Detroit, and contrasts it with slumping figures for the National League at the Polo Grounds. He cites weather, club quality, and regional demand as key factors shaping a brighter seasonal outlook for the Yankees and western clubs.
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New York
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Huggins
St. Louis
Detroit
Francis X McQuade
Giants
Boston
Phillies
Athletics
Washington Senators
Browns
Tigers
Alverda Social Roundup Promises Local Wedding Soon
A lively Alverda report notes many youths attended a Saturday dance on Mackeronie Street with William Woods and Charlie Gilum as Indiana callers at Mrs. Lady Graham's. A tent meeting in Strongstown Sunday drew Mr. Gurt Sowers and Mrs. Stahl, and a square dance is planned at Tipperary Club House Friday with Floyd Fonk calling for Mary Shultz.
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Alverda
Mackeronie Street
William Woods
Charlie Gilum
Indiana
Lady Graham
Leo Lamér
Charlotte McCune
Strongstown
Doe Veiser
Steve Henskey
Gurt Sowers
5. Stahl
Armstrong County
Gore
Tipperary
Floyd Fonk
Missio Mary Shultz
Federal action on dye patents
Senator King lauds Harding orders to restore seized German dye patents, once held by Germans and sold to the Chemical Foundation for 250000. He condemns the wartime seizure as fraudulent, calls for return with interest, and warns against setting a dangerous precedent for foreign property. King emphasizes treaty and moral obligations and urges prompt restoration.
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Wm.k. Hutchinson
Washington
Chemical Foundation
Senator King
Utah
King
Harding
Wilson
United States
New Country
Ermans
Five Hopewell boys donate 500 to Penn State hospital fund
Five Hopewell township high school boys subscribed 500 for the Potato Growers Hospital Fund to aid erection of a 150,000 hospital on the Penn State campus. The Hopewell Boys Potato Club members, led by John Rebek and J. E. Myers, built a thriving potato program with disease-free seed and county leadership. They plan to attend Penn State’s agriculture school, and offered more funds if needed. The story also notes a larger outlook on Pennsylvania wheat yields from the Penn State developed Pennsylvania 44 variety, with potential significant state-wide value.
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State College
Hopewell Township
Cumberland
Potato Growers’ Hospital Fund
Pennsylvania State College
Hopewell Boys Potato Club
Cumberland County
John, Rebek
J. E. Myers
Mark Serman
Frank Hensel
Roy Davidson
Penn State School of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
C. F. Noll
Noll
College Pennsylvania
Beng
RAE Apts Fe
Investment in soft coal costs per ton vary widely
The Federal Trade Commission estimated an average investment of 3.12 dollars per ton of soft coal mined in the United States. The commission noted large regional differences with district figures ranging from 1.44 to 8.32 dollars per ton, urging better current data to judge coal prices and investment returns.
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Washington
Jay
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
National Coach Association
Pennsylvania
Central
Kanawha
W. Va
Kentucky
Minois
Ohio
Indiana
Colorado
Utah
Gaskill
Murdock
Thompson
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