Anthracite Coal Industry Faces Lower War Footing
July 15 report from Secretary James F Woodward shows Pennsylvania anthracite mines employed fewer workers and produced less value in the prior year. Total coal output dropped to about 447 600 tons and employment fell below 1909 figures, with 178 plants reporting activity and 144 590 workers engaged. Data from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Statistics indicates reduced production and employment across the ten counties, reflecting broader industry strain despite ongoing demand.
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Pennsylvania
James F. Woodward
Bissau
Lvania
Laer
Blairs
Creares
Bona
Pegeme
Otuad
Leding
Schylkill County
Northumberland
Tsi Ik
Curiosity Cured by Leprosy Report
International News Service reports a curious case where a prisoner in a Chinese war setting was described as cured of curiosity by leprosy like treatment. The scene references a jail point, authorities, and attempts to overturn chains while seeking removal of shackles.
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Francisco
Caan Wien
Wonen
Lin Pook
Dure
M. Parry
International News Service
Asex
Siasouf
Fabee
Ectian Ueathers
Coal Production by County Ranks in State
The text lists coal output by county with Northumberland leading the state and Schuylkill second, noting increases across ten producing counties. Figures mention values and tonnage, but OCR errors obscure exact numbers.
Penn State Introduces Athletic Coaching Course
A new course in athletic coaching was added at Penn State as part of a summer session in education. W. A. Lewis leads the physical education department with Dy Worittiths assisting. local high school coaches contributed ideas to shape the curriculum for football track basketball and general coaching. The program aims to train mentors and provide a solid coaching framework despite limited time.
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Penn State
State College
suMaer
Pha
W. A Lewis
Department of Physical Education
Dy Worittiths
Raoguard
Maritha College
Pyeres
Roaches
Urs
Ans
Gift of Appreciation to a Personal Friend
A note expresses thanks for a personal gift and mutual friendship. The writer asks for believed consideration and continued warmth from a close friend, hoping the gesture is welcomed and reciprocated.
HIS GIRL By Laura Montgomery
A small town tale centers on Len and his rival Tom Briggs as family pressure, social gossip, and romance collide. Rose Sikkeed’s choice colors the drama while Len contemplates proposing amid meddling neighbors and Briggs’s glittering influence.
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Leonard
Leon
Rose
Tess Snove
Eigeteen
Briggs
Len
Rosa Sikkeed
Tom Briggs
Tom
Serena
Main Street
Juse’s Lane
Suny
Lon Wegin
Ron
Reese
Berane
Tina
Auiuseueur
Stig
Mail Carriers Through Ages Across Continents
A vivid sketch contrasts mail carriers from different lands. Japanese rural post runners still sling baskets over shoulders as in ancient times, Formosa uses chairs carried by a narrow crew, and southwestern France’s Landes people tread the plains with large footprints.
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Japan
Formosa
Tun Oo
Pris
Landes
France
High Price Wave Hits Japan and Asia Outlook
International dispatch notes Japan faces rising living costs with a wave of price hikes. A government study quotes a U.S. based survey showing varied forecasts for _price changes_ with several predicting increases and few expecting declines. The report cites concerns over salaries, housing, and imported goods as Japan considers measures to mitigate inflation.
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Anterd
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Ethan
Gouraud’s
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Laura Montgomery
McClure
Ry Nilieato
Pearl Combine
Vayoanaie Veer
Mazola
Buchheit Bros
Mazda
Bootheit Brs
Mazdla
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place
New York
United States
Nippon
Iiven
American Legion
May McAvoy
Realart
Pitewre
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