Scholarships From the P R R for University Study
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces four university scholarships for sons of active or retired employees, starting fall 1925. The William Henry Brown Memorial Scholarship provides 500 annually for four years at Princeton University for those in the Chief Engineer's Department, contingent on the June 1926 College Entrance Board exam and Princeton admission rules. Two of the scholarships honor William Henry Brown and another memorial.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
William Henry Brown
Wiliam Henry Brown
Princeton University
Deepest Well Drilling Continues At Longbridge Pennsylvania
Drill work proceeds at the deepest well in the world near Ligonier along the Lincoln Highway after removing a broken drill segment. The Peoples Natural Gas Company operates the 7,550 foot bore as work resumes with specially built tools. Frank Thomson scholarships totaling eight over four years support technical education for Pennsylvania Railroad employees or their sons, with two yearly awards and competitive exams in June. Johns Clark Sims memorial funds provide two yearly University of Pennsylvania scholarships, one by trustees nomination and one by competition, with University rules governing examinations.
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Ligonier
Longbridge
Lincoln Highway
Peoples Natural Gas Company
Frank Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Clark Sims
University of Pennsylvania
Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad System
College Entrance Examination Board
New York City
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed with Definitions
A long mixed list of crossword style clues and word fragments covers many common and obscure terms. The items range from parts of speech and pronouns to actions, objects, and measurements, with numerous misspellings and partial phrases added for puzzle parity. The collection resembles a ransom of scattered crossword entries rather than a cohesive article.
Answer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle
Clue hints at risk and strategy in life and games with a poker like analogy. The message notes that outcomes depend on how choices are managed and suggests caution in taking chances. The tone mirrors a reflective puzzle caption.
Reader asks about hogs and lambs and stock exchange
A reader poses a teasing question about talk being cheap and inquires about tattle around the stock exchange while invoking hogs and lambs in a tongue in cheek frame.
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Stock Exchange
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