24 Aug 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1908
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment mentions figures like Taft and Roosevelt in a political context. The garbled text references advertising, a holiday, and debates about money, with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts to confirm.
A detailed farmer’s guide discusses selecting hay types, best timing, and curing methods. It describes how to cut and dry hay, avoid mold, store he hay in weather favorable periods, build large haycocks, and stack or barn the product after curing.
The article describes a home cheesemaking process using milk and very specific steps. It covers curdling with clabber, separating curd from whey, pressing into a mold, and aging the cheese for about four weeks. It includes details on heating, stirring, and handling the curd and final packaging.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a hinged joint gate mechanism that allows a person to pass through without fully opening the gate. Mentions lifting a short with the foot and grounding the gate against a nook, with unclear references to places or grades.
President Roosevelt released a commission report on Isthmian labor and Panama Canal construction. It notes vast work forces, machine use, and wage comparisons to New York, recommending no pay cuts and expanded injury and disability protections for workers.
Ralph Reedy of Tower City was arrested in Lebanon for the murder of Morria Bentley of Orwin Sohayikil county. He was brought by Milez Koons and Whillow Coyle under the pretense of going to a brewery and confessed to the crime to the Chief of Police.
Fragmented text shows cattle sheep veal calves and lambs with various prices, weights, and places such as New York and Pittsville. It reads like a damaged market ledger or agricultural circular with inconsistent figures and incomplete item names.
The Philadelphia produce market shows mixed demand with tight and steady mill stock. Western river and spring varieties see tighter supplies while butter and dried goods move at steady rates. poultry and meats feature firm odd lots with careful pricing.
Aug 21 Collegeville Pa Students for alumni of Ursinus react to a new department of music and a set of courses for students. Pearl A Radie of the Philadelphia Conservatory of Music will be the new instructor of instrumental music, and Miss Dane KK Webster of Louisville Conservatory will lead vocal instruction.
The Pine Grove school board announced a new list of teacher appointees after reviewing the recent vacancy. Appointees include Dr. Albert, Li Kern, Cy Kant, Michael Rank, Robert Miller, and L. Genzmer.
Lancaster August session of the Central Pennsylvania Woodmen of America elected officers led by President Harry Landid and Secretary G A P App. Sunbury chosen as next meeting place. Allentown delegates presented a gold emblem to national lecturer Dr. B Lychoonman.
Notice to clients that during July and August 2008 the Lebanon County Bar will close daily at 4 o'clock except certain dates. Lists names of members and firms affected. Public notice appears in the local legal directory.
A listed catalog of unclaimed letters and recipients including Mrs Katie Haag Miss Katie Wicks Ruth Bunakker Mary Horne Miss Sarah Imboden Maria Joinet Mrs Iala Kince and others with partial names and place notes. The notice mentions Lebanon and local officials and references the Prather of the country and a Big Battle remark in a likely editorial aside.
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