County Launches Big Fisher Boom for Governor
Indiana county rallies in support of John S Fisher for Governor of Pennsylvania. Reported booster meeting in Armtrong county and Brookville praise his record as Banking Commissioner, state senator, and farmer’s ally, urging a full campaign across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Fisher
Armatrong County
Sittanning
John
J. N. Langham
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Julin
Silas M. Clark
John P. Wikin
Supreme Bench
Fishers Tame
John Fisher
John &. Fisher
Disnes W. Mack
Women's
Republican County Organization
Mr. Fisher
Normal School
Mgr
John 8. Fisher
McKinlay and Bryan
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Diogenes
Plato
Academy
Republican Party
Keystone
John 5. Wisher
Ynan
Anti-Saloon League
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Nichol
Grange Organization
Ylen
John S. Fisher
George J. Felt
Jane Leonard
Democratic Party
John &Msher
Capitol Investigation Committee
Indians County
Jen Fisher
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
National Congress
Alleghenies
Indiana
Indian State Normal School
Pnciny
Capitol
Jamison
Stiark
Wand
John §. Fisher
United States
Preville Fy
Dutie- Miec
Gandidatte
Bacwnae
Republican Couimittan
Eleet
Wis
NO DOUBT ABOUT HER LOVE IN BUSY MOTHERHOOD TALE
A fragment from a personal essay portrays a busy mother juggling chores from breakfast to dinner. She notes endless tasks and the strain of keeping a household running while raising children. The piece highlights gendered expectations and the relentless pace of domestic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea
Sister
Sie
Slater
Simnalt
Clarence Meneh and Stapleton Family Ties Noted
Clarence Meneh near Indiana called on Miss Addle Stapleton of Gary Ind on Sunday. Miss Blante ton is spending the season with her brother Patrick Stapleton of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Meneh
Indiana
Addle Stapleton
Gary
Ind
Miss Blanteton
Patrick Stapleton
Effect of Light on Eyes and Radium Dial Luminescence
The piece explains how pupil size changes with light, enlarging in darkness and contracting in daylight, affecting vision. It notes most people rely on artificial light at night and that luminous dial hands use radium cobalt glass with glazing sulphide. A congressman joke about using tiny radium tip to poke a mouse whisker ends the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Belt Ness
Congress
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Deserted Wires for Altar in Japan’s Year of the Tiger
Tradition and superstition affect business and marriages in Japan as 1921 brings the Year of the Dragon. Increasing marriages in the tiger year lead to deserted wives, while telephone service suffers from a government monopoly. About 200,000 service applications await processing, with roughly one telephone for 200 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinong
Japan
Divds
United States
Telegraphy by Taste: Experiments on Radio Signal Sensing
Two radio engineers Alfred N. Goldsmith and Edward T. Dickey test reception of radio signals via the sense of taste. Electrodes under the tongue produce taste when connected to a source, using low direct current to gauge energy needed for fast reception. Results suggest taste can detect signals, but effectiveness lags behind hearing or sight and no practical method was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taate
Alfred N. Goldsmith
Edward T. Dickey
Lead Disintegration of Ancient Medals at Cluny Museum
Professor Muthgnan of the College of France describes experiments on ancient medals at the Cluny Museum. He explains that lead corrodes due to minute traces of alumina matter absorbed during burial, acting like microbes. If not removed, the lead may turn to dust over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muthgnan
College of France
Museum of
Cluny
Fragmented overheard chatter on tug of war fashion
A garbled passage shows a young lady and a companion, a bowwoman, discussing tug of war outfits and accessories. The dialogue hints at questions and remarks about furs and "tugs of war" without clear context or fully readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euerle
San Ralveisen
Raps Baker in Beidlenan Boom Using Proeral Dooms
A Philadelphia era piece accuses Baker of steering Republican power through Beidleman, arguing the State Committee chief pressures for Beidleman’s gubernatorial bid. It claims Baker wields influence over party leaders, shaping nominations and patronage, amid calls for house cleaning within the Republican ranks.
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Mmi
Elisa
Une
Valore Tange
THK
Tieschng Wien
Come! Pelonl Physiaiae
Benuter Crow
Starling
Migle
Rifer
Loa
Renuke
Yeen
Townsyl
Vinit
Beidleman
W. Warry Baker
Republican State Committee
My. Baker
Dauphin County
State Committee
Makerhi
Baker
Beldleman
Tiddleman
Beldlemin
Crow
Tiber
Thaker
Heidenton
Local notices and social updates in a small town
Immigrant era style column lists residents visiting relatives, moving plans, illnesses, a spring meeting notice for the Lutheran Ladies Aid, and a card of thanks. Also includes a charter notice proposing incorporation of a mine car brake company under old act provisions, with solicitor Thomas Sutton referenced.
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Ada Walheek
Ler Nices
Mise Alda Robinson
Fit
Mehard Warlkins
Pitcairn
Sylvia McBride
Johnstown
Ralph Kelly
Millvale
Charles Gannello
Gannelo
Russell Marah
Tiffin
Claghorn
Jacob St. Clair
Conomanth
Neal George
Vandergrift
Joh i
Boyle
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Prank Shomo
Wm. Isher
Johnstons
G. T. Sutton
Big Noma
Panaylyiia
Munday
Bobby
Sapkiy Mine Car Brat Company
Manifieure
Gelb
Bern Agiggg
He Severdt
Vuomas Suyton
Balleltor
Unclear OCR Entry on Estate and Legal Names
Fragmented text from a legal notice or probate item mentions estate, attorneys, dates, and names but is heavily garbled, leaving uncertainty about parties, actions, and outcomes. No coherent events or dates are extractable.
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Langham
Armsburg
Wrder Pedor, Esq
Mack
Curtis B. Mack
Poening Public Ledger, Phila
Aiter Raps
Ws Misus
Otol Power
Lene Ead
G. B. Carnahan
Commodora
Stratoins
Peres
Wenneyy
Tavis
Resesha
Prawipk
Footers’ Dye Works
America
Dinsmorebro’s
Jtst
Sluada
Glymer
PENNA
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