Bundle Day aims to aid Near East relief in September
Western Pennsylvania observes Bundle Day on Wednesday September 15 to collect worn clothing for Armenians and others in the Near East. The Near East Relief Worn Clothing Committee cites about eight hundred thousand destitute people needing warm garments. C W Vickrey reports from New York that the effort hinges on widespread local participation and washed clothing for children and adults in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Near East
Pennsylvania
Near East Relief Worn Clothing Committee of
Western Pennsylvania
Grant Street
C.W. Vickrey
American Committee For Near East Relief
Vickrey
Far East
American Committee
New York
United States States
Mr. Vickrey
Western
Poverty church clothing drive urged by Pennsylvania committee
A Pennsylvania committee issues a message urging residents to donate worn clothing at local collection points in the municipal building or a church. The appeal claims a simple act can save lives and shows support for those who have suffered under Turkish actions and during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Iis
Pverty
Reds Claim Slight Gain In Poland Russia War
A front page continuation notes Russian counter defense near Lemberg with Moscow dispatches saying Russians held up Polish attacks and forced a retreat across the Bug River. Washington reports Poland will fight Soviet Russia to a finish, disregarding diplomatic pleas to refrain from aggression. Secretary Colby suggested Poland declare intent to stop territorial invasion and stop aiming at a united Russia. A Punch London joke notes a new maid unsure if she will stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poland
Russia
Jeslas
Rae
Colby
Mine Tragedy in Ohio Prompts Safety Warnings
A coal mine in Ohio reports a worker killed by overwork hazards. The Buffalo Express notes lessons urged for improved safety and worker protections nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Buffalo Express
Study Course Outlined for Normalites in Teacher Training
The article details admission requirements for normal schools including English Mathematics Science Social Studies and other units with credit for teacher certificates. It describes four curricula, two-year program structure four semesters, and a guiding Introduction of Teaching course to help students choose their specialization in primary teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of
Einglish
First Clase
Normal School
National Crop Report Highlights Farmland Yields and Weather Effects
A countrywide crop summary notes hay is abundant as harvests proceed in all regions with rain shaping outcomes. Wheat threshing underway with 20 to 25 bushels in Delaware. Maryland and Pennsylvania report fair to good yields. Dairying strong, potatoes very good, grapes flourishing, oats harvest improving, apples better in central New York, and tobacco yields affected by heavy rains in seven Virginia counties. Also mentions widespread corn resilience, winter wheat poor in drought regions, and notes paint and garage business anecdote linked to Devoe products.
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Middle Atlantic States
N.o
Pema
Det
Del
Perna
Maryland
New York
Virginia
Upper
Mississippi
Shane
Otis
Ohio
Indiana
Music outlook continues with new violin instructor
The conservatory faculty will see retirements except Miss Thompson, to be replaced by Miss Tr angeline Loefler a gifted violinist and orchestra director with Chautauqua appearances. She will lead beginning violin classes in public schools and appears on the faculty recital in September inviting townspeople to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Miss Thompson
Four Curricula for Teacher Training Defined in School Policy
The policy outlines four curricula for teachers completing certificates. Group I covers Kindergarten to grade 3, Group II targets grades 4 to 6, Group III includes grades 7 to 9, and Group IV focuses on rural schools. Students may switch curricula only if the required courses for the chosen path are completed before graduation.
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Uin
Gramewe
Junioy High School
Por
Anthracite Field Strike Impacts Production and Labor
The anthracite strike leaves about 135 collieries idle with 130000 workers idle and daily losses of 300000 tons and 625000 dollars in wages. District 7 and 1 show severe disruption while many workers drift toward soft coal or automobile jobs. A Bolshevik movement and pro Lenin circles raise concerns as winter nears and coal storage remains empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anhe
Tay
Soviet Russia
Lenine-Trotzky
Unsolved Mystery In Columbus Soldier Missing 1918
Ceowne Ostrandar of Columbus Wisconsin reported missing in action October 6 1918. Later listed as wounded and in hospital. Details remain unclear as the mystery persists.
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Montini
Ceowne Ostrandar
Columbus
Wis
R.P. Sparks
Corpoint
Miss Buchanan's Of Much Interest In War Postings
Continued from Page One the piece notes veterans and families from Pittsburgh Irwin Johnstown and other towns hosting gatherings after a long war era. Several names including Witt Wolfenden Reed Sefton Armstrong Merrick Glock Goehring and May appear among returning soldiers and relatives. Attention seeks word from comrades for multiple soldiers listed with statuses including wounded killed and missing. Families like Sparks Hunt Webb Grauman Layfield Howard and Rogers request contact and updates regarding their loved ones in service or after hospital admission.
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Ang Riielé Witt
Mirae Orchestra
Indiana
Lewis Hill
Stanley Stiinick
Carl Glock
McCully
Robert Goehring
Pittsburgh
W. C. Buchanan
Irwin
S. R. Davison
Louis Henry
May.a, Jr
Johnstown
U. S
Comrrades
R. T. Sparks
Co. G
18Th Infantry
W.K. Landrum
Harrison Street
Stockton
Cal
Edward H. Hunt
Chauteau-Thierry
Hunt
Johnsonville
Jodeph F. Webb
Co. M
110Th Infantry
J. A. Webb
Roff
Okla
Box
Marvin Grauman
la Basee
France
Stanley Peck
H. Grauman
Helena
Ark
Harry H. Layfield
47Th Infantry
Scourges Wood
Wy J Layfield
R. FD
Harrisville
W. Va
Fred A. Howard
Co. F
2D Engineers
Davis and
Reitz
Clayton
Leahy
G. A. Howard
Garfield
Wash
Anns L. Rogers
South 10Th Street
Philadelphia
P Elmer Neal
Grayling
Mich
Baxter Guffy
6Th Infantry
Stams
Meadville
Larrie Crowe
Hugh McCloskey
23D Infantry
Jacob L W. Sprecht
96Th Co
6Th Marines
Oscar Moore
Kansas
Charlie Crews
Stimson
Spencer
Ore
Scranon
Mills
Mosely
Edward [Bell
Providence
R. 1
Guy Foster
Trained nurse backs Tanlac in public testimonial
Miss Angeline Cronyn, a trained nurse from Buffalo now living at 402 Riverside Avenue Buffila, recounts her long career and relief after using Tanlac. She cites dramatic digestive improvements, vanished gas, restored appetite, and better sleep, urging others to trust the remedy based on her experience and its advertised merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilae
Angeline Cronyn
Riverside Avenue
Baffila
Iss Cronyn
Rivl Hospital
Buffalo
Canlas
Miss “Cronyn
Notice to Contractors Sealed Proposals Invited
Town Council of Indiana Borough invites sealed proposals by 7 30 PM September 11 1920 to pave 12 feet of reinforced concrete on West Philadelphia Street from Fourth to Eighth Street and East Philadelphia Street between Fourth and Eighth Streets. Approximate quantities include 713 square yards of paving 1484 curb feet 1494 square yards of paving and 3014 curb feet. Contract price includes full payment for the pavement.
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Indiana
West Philadelphia Street
P. RuitWey
Faithlladelphia Street
Philadelphia
Rho
Sha
Cour Ie
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Punch
London
Tiewaer Co
KE Bio Warehouse
INDI
Sumner Graff
Blacklick
Graff
Devoe
Mont
Witind Stork
Hardwaiee
Thas
Tanlac
Iain Teapae
Bath
Hetrick
Tuutoriiy
Geo. W. Stiles Construction Co
Sixth
Sta
Opal LD
IAI
Dwner
Wilmer, Stewart
Reed Station
Ford
R. M. Motor
I Public S
Wilmer Stewart
Reed
Delphia
Axwell
Chandler
W. N.j.pimbir
Nixon
Alley
Exide Battery Station
Tenner
J.C. Conner
Theo. Darling
Clymer
Creekside
Chuv
Chase
Ernest
Rim
LaMantia Bros
Paul J. Steetle
Sutston- Miller Co
Brody’s
BRODY
le Vine
Care Gazette
Tedea
Pansat
Leather Co
Furnia
Rowen
North 10Th
Razor Mfg. Co
North
Crownsville “Hospital
Cai
Ehtrante
Crownsville State Hospital
Ville
Fobidiana Ca
Fenographer
Bell Tain
CIRES
Razor Manufacturing Co
Ninth St
Mooniaigs
J. D. Tohton
Ganette
Indian
John G. St. Clair
Boroug
Thomas Pral
Nahar Ail Sual Fone
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