Journey's End in India Arrivals and Mission Work Begins
Reverend W. T. Anderson and party reach Zofarwal India to begin ten years of mission work. Letter details chase with new missionaries, delays, and warm welcomes. notes India’s beauty, growing crops, and planned winter in field. Includes family update and request for prayers.
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India
W. T. Anderson
Bombay
Great Western Hotel
Sialkot
Port Said
Bev
Martin
Zolarwal
Heppy
T. Anderson
Local Institutes Program At Red Lion Schoolhouse
A long program lists a teachers institute to begin Friday evening January 4 at Red Lion schoolhouse Washington township with welcome, exercises, and debates on school quality and parental involvement. Saturday sessions cover spelling, neatness, recitations, and teaching theory with multiple speakers and closing address. A Dilltown session on January 5 1901 follows with morning and afternoon programs, talks on curriculum and education, poetry and debates, including a soldier versus statesman debate and various student recitations.
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Teachers’ Institute
Red Lion Schoolhouse
Washington Township
Clarence Swan
Archie Browne
J. Smail
Mand Trosal
Jacob Fleming
Rev
Schmucker
Affirm
T. C. Fairman
Sarmimel Spence
Deny
Alonzo Rankin
Thomas Uber
Rev. Schmucker
May Shields
W. L. Smead
Pragh
Charlotte McCreight
J. T. Stewart
Misa May Shields
Mr. Pragh
Wm. Hoover
Clarence Ewan
H. W. Harmon
Tome
W. L. Johnston
M. Ida Miller
J.T. Stewart
Tegeh
J. H. Flemis
John Brown
Ralph Napa
Mollie McCrea
J. F. Iiu Leinter
W. J. Waddell
Stella McAnulty
O'Hlock
Longfellow
Frank Ryan
A. J. Lydick
H. L. McCullough
R. E.arbison
J. EK. Walbeck
Ed Lydick
E. E. Honk
B J. Clawson
Friends of Education
R. E. Hararson
Dilltown
T. V. Conrad
Chas. Doneau
Uncapher
H. L. Patterson
Zula V. Nichol
Lizzie McFeaters
Viola Frantz
Pearl Wissell
Pearl Mack
Madge Faluon
Ewin Holsapple
Will E. Griffith
F. Uncapher
Whittier
Sue Patterson
Maude Stephens
Snldier
America
Statesman
Harry Stephens
Will Griffith
Edd Dodd
Permanent Deafness Cure Reported by Dr Sapier Testimonial
A letter from William Anderson, city editor of the Commercial Gazette, praises Dr. Sadler of Johnstown Pa for curing a two year chronic deafness from digestion and nasal inflammation. He notes recovery within three months and ongoing hearing at age 72, with first consultation free. Includes Jell O dessert ad and Cordova nightlife vignette from Saturday Review.
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C. W. Sapier
M.D
Staffords
William Anderson
The
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Sadler
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Johnstown
Eastern Chinese Railway election proclamation noted delays and American materials
The piece discusses Frank G. Carpenter's notes on the Eastern Chinese Railway, delaying construction due to war and the likelihood Russians will complete the line later. It highlights Russian control, American-supplied rails and engines, and Manchuria's population as the route develops from Mukden toward Port Arthur. It also includes unrelated quips and notices about local governance and public meetings in Indiana County Pennsylvania.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Port Arthur
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Peking
Russia
United States
Manchuria
Third Tuesday of February Election Day in Indiana Boroughs
The document notes that the third Tuesday of February will host elections in various boroughs and townships for officers. It specifies voting locations and the court order instructions, signed by Sheriff D. H. Thompson at his Indiana office on December 18 in 125th year of American independence.
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Shx
Court of Quarter Sessions
Harry White
Itis
D. E. Thompson
Indiana
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Indiane
United States of America
D. H. Thompson
Pennsylvania
Warren Delano, Jr
C. R. Claghors, II
B. Douglass
John A. Scott
Fred D. Barker
Lackawanna Coal & Coke Company
George W. Wickersham
Fred. D. Barker
Bolicitors
Thrice a-Week World offers news with low price
The New York World Thrice a Week edition is promoted as fast first news for readers worldwide. It notes a 156 yearly issue count and a $1 annual price, pairing with Progress for a combined one year offer of $1.65, versus a $2.00 regular two-paper price.
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New York World
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