22 Jan 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic discussion of a blacklist by the National Association, naming Powers Burnham and others, with calls for reinstatement and threats of further action. Mentions of Philadelphia Denver Pinehurst and indicate a broader league dispute influencing players and commissions.
The federal Library of Congress May seek authorship details of a curiously named pamphlet titled The Fresals and Paynix Detective. A lone copy exists in Henry W. Bimbiech’s possession in North Eighth Street, Wilkesberry area residents recall a Merchants Protective Association link, with a satirical list of debtors from August 1867.
Governor Stuart dispatches a letter to Pennsylvania mayors urging support for the International Congress on Tuberculosis to be held in Washington, D C, September 21 to October 12 1908. He notes Pennsylvania’s progress and the 1 million state campaign funds, calling for united action with other states and the nation. Dr Samuel G Dixon is asked to provide a suitable state plan.
Fragmentary note advertises fur goods including sable coney water mink opossum ox blended squirrel and mink. Mentions low prices and unclear codes RUS RRO KLIS WS R208 and figures like 2.08 and 60 DOB. Ends with garbled sequences and product shorthand.
Newark to Toledy reinstatement case delayed amid national consulation. Willie Hoppe shines in Boston billiards. Ty Cobb seeks Georgia baseball coach post. University of Chicago rejects seven game schedule. Maroons to play five. Car ndals trainer Willy Gilbert to Winter in Hot Springs. Galphor Needham signs with Boston Meyers. Texas Thoroughbred association opens season in September across multiple cities. Palm Beach motor boat race features Dixie and Den. De Bore eyed as second outfielder. Henry Houck delivers address at Steelton men’s meeting.
Mr and Mrs Riley Klopp of North Jackson township held a dinner Sunday to honor the marriage of their daughter Amy Klopp to Warren Price of Myarstown on January 9. Attending were Mr and Mrs Riley Klopp, Mr and Mrs William Price, Mr and Mrs Warren Price, Mr and Mrs Harry Arnold, Mr and Mrs Frank Kalbach, Mr and Mrs George Stoudt, Mrs Harry Gassett, Mrs Herbert Garlof, Mabel Kalbach, Mary Kalbach, Edna Klopp, Paul Kine, and Floyd Klopp.
The Treadwell company plant workers will be entertained at the YMCA from 7:30 to 10:00 this evening. This will begin a series of trade socials at the building with an excellent program including music, games, and gymnastics.
An old newspaper ad touts a remedy for rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles. It lists ingredients Diandellon Compound Kargon and Sarsaparilla syrup with doses after meals and at night. The text claims eliminative action purifying blood supporting kidneys and bladder, with a warning about unsafe patent medicines.
A reader urges joining with him in work to unite state forces fighting consumption and strengthen Pennsylvania's role at the congress, aiming for strong influence in promoting good health.
J US Nelle of Philadelphia and J B Keller of Keller Restaurant and Baking Co visited the city Tuesday to consider opening a cafe in the YMCA basement. If approved, the venture would be run by local businessmen with financial stakes, following Keller’s east coast cafe chain experience.
The Lebanon Valley Savings and Loan association held its annual election of directors and officers. A Kreis ed was named president, H H Ulrich view president, H P Moyer treasurer, J Lomarty secretary, with H H Kreviler, W A Roberts, and Guy Nitrauey as further officers or directors.
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