Missionary society and church notes and gifts
A fragment from a local column lists donations and subscriptions totaling 4416.00 for missions and society dues. It records names of donors including individuals like M Sch N—? and families, with amounts ranging from a few dollars to hundreds, and notes missionary secretary, wedding, and resolution items. It then shifts to notes on missionary society activities, college support, and church governance, including references to Albright trustees and election of officers and lay leaders. The text covers women’s suffrage debate at the church and mentions Rev. Dr. Woodring and Rev. Mr. Hensy, with references to college May Day services and a Florida recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Albright Col
Culty
Hatitation
di D. Woodring
Mage
iMoarida
Bis
Ile College
RAC
Netahop
Pension
A. A. Bowman
eMyerstown
Ministera
Vtba
J. Dp S Woodring
Careen
Florida
OR. Hougyl
Mohuton
Mra
M. Lichtenwahtner
Philadelphia
Db. Sweigart
Aysysford
Hensy
Albright
Albright Colleges
Ww. P. Hall
J. D. Woodring
J. D. Hey
Kistler
W. Grabler
Lowing
Tial Foger
A. W. Wartfel
D. B. Blaumer
Relics of Lintidus and Indian Monuments in Florida Coast
The article describes ancient shell mounds along Florida’s west coast, detailing large and small shell deposits, forms like circular and sugar loaf mounds, and structures up to sixty feet wide and twelve inches high, framed by palm and plane trees over a century old. It links these to Hin culture remnants and suggests ceremonial burial contexts and possible temple sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flordh
Florida
Pentiault
Mands
West Dalun
Omiely Tata
Orrenee
Volek
Gamstige
Albi
Peterahing
Pating Dolleeton
Tol
Aix
Longin
Mont
Igmeter
Innovative lung cauterizing tool aids advanced tuberculosis case
A surgeon described a new chest cavity approach to treat advanced pulmonary tuberculosis. By opening the chest wall, drain and apply local treatments while avoiding heavy bleeding with a rolling water cautery instrument. The method permits drainage and thorough cricles without extensive blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak 4
Birgean Bald
Walter
Vassela
Dust Kor Of Lungs City Debate On Tuberculosis
Miss Hamilton, addressing the Chicago Woman's Club, warned that dusty cities may have higher tuberculosis death rates than damp ones. She said eradication is unlikely, emphasized cleanliness and nutrition as best aids, and noted few physicians rely on medicines alone for the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubsteulogis
Chiergo
Miss Mamiton
Nfull House
Chicago Woman's
Miss Hamilton
Migs Hamilton
Willy
Transformed small Croate Hite Raging Torrenta at Frytown
FIOM FRYBTOWN reports a report of town happenings dated March 2 with residents including Jacob Marla Henry Bogle Harry Haldeman Divi Preente and Jonathon Po Swope. The piece notes farm sales, bids, arrivals and departures, and various local people listed by name with frequent references to transactions, visits, and farm events around Frytown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fryatown
Jacob Marla Tok
Xirew Ta Wim
Henry Bogle
Harry Haldeman
Divi Preente
Jonathon Po
Swope
Laroty Miller
Tiepge Beren
Emmy
Oa. A
Ann
Movement to Renalte Warring Churches Considered Today
Attendance marked the ninety ninth session of the Mast Pennsylvania Wy, Hgelton Association at lower Protestant churches. Bishops Spreng of Cleveland Bowman of Allentown and Breyfogel of Reading spoke as the committee on preachers charges neared completion. Appointments will be announced tonight or Tuesday. The convention is expected to act on reuniting the association with the United Evangelical faction that split from the churches 18 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnokin
Pennsylvania
Hgelton
Bishops
P. Spreng
Cleveland
United Evangelical
Glass in architecture and a royal gorge bridge tale
Plans for a benchhurst house with opalescent glass bricks are described alongside discussions of ceramic veneers and tile pavements. The piece highlights rare glass curtain works by a noted maker, a Matsvard collection at the university, and a Royal Gorge bridge with a half mile high plate glass front, blending architectural marvels with historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benchhurst
Des Moines
Fayeong
Maumee
Eheskers
Germany
Chomanigh Pressero Dean Avolatiee
Dels
Elnsk
Aly
Lee
University Anusenm
Ton
Colorado
Royal Gorge
Arkansas River
New York
Sui
Fashion Across Ages in Japanese Dress Tints
The London Evening Standard notes shifting color rules for Japanese women as they age. Younger women favor pale silvers and blues. midlife brings cinnamon, chestnut, and purple. later years lean to brown, gray, and black. The piece frames color as a life stage signal in traditional attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Standard
Welcome guest and reputation in a short life
A fragment from a 19th century voice notes the value of hospitality and a cheerful life. It contrasts the undertaker's role with a merry, brief existence and hints at how a man’s regard for a woman matters to his standing. The text preserves period tone and compact aphoristic reflection.
Local notes from Mt Zion March meetings and school notices
Margaret Sehack leads Behoot at Mt Zion with a town hall fundraiser for the association. Whowershem lagteam prepares a dramatic piece for the town hall. Saturday sales and public events fill March evenings as historians, teachers, and local youths attend workshops and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sehack
Mt. Zion
Arsov
Elation
Town Hall
Margaret
Shock
Philadelphia
Jonathan Ylengal
Tariana Ca Ierehante
Dnnes J. Sehork
Allentown
Thesding
Debaney
Vist
Oe Jreapic
Mell
Faly
Prentices
Will Cone
John
Newt Dares Park
Ziva Darkes
Annie Viengst
Sophia Spittler
Eliza Tiershart
Carrla Arnold
William Koehler
John Dares
Ha Webbert
Tolin Hoaly
Norman Darkes
Wayne Spittle
Whas Hoot
Henry Wherhart
Schaol
Warren Barto
Merchant
Tenegreve Company of the
N. G
Ploegrove
Unclaimed Letters List in Local Notice
Unclaimed letters appear under several names in both Ladies and Gents lists. The notice includes Mrs. George J. And ornoh, Mrs. St. Canlen, Miss Kathern Gell, Miss Maud Furman, John Arins, Jacob H. Copenhauer, W Edwards, Robert P. Rilner man, George Noll, C. C Osborne, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Andornoh
St. Canlen
Stella Caltms
Eyinima Evans
Mary Wfugle
D. Charles Fitzgerald
Maud Furman
Bella Coonier
Muggle Ores
Kathern Gell
Minnie Martin
Lottie Mellinger
Misa Carrie Robinson
John Arins
Stefan
Atgary
Jacob H. Copenhauer
Hi. Dorsey
W.dwards
Robert P. Rilnerman
William Gregg
Raymond Gerber
Wo. Hoffman
John G. Taras
J. 1S
S. D. Noch
James Lightey
Christian Medley
George J. Noll
C. C Osborne
Ervin Smith
Michael Sullivan
George
Trout
Shower for Two Celebrants in Meckville
Miss Carrie Shuey and David A Shwey celebrated birthdays with a postal shower in Meckville on March 2. Friends from Lebu en Reximont Harrisburg Annville Grantville Myerstown Mt. Zion Stourhsbore Fredericksburg Frrys town Mt. Aetna Livkdale Meckville sent nearly two hundred postal cards and many handkerchiefs and other gifts.
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Carete
David Shuey
Meckville
Carrie Shuey
David A. Shwey
Lebuen
Reximont
Harrisburg
Annville
Grantville
Myerstown
Mt. Zion
Stourhsbore
Fredericksburg
Frrystown
Mt. Aetna
Livkdale
Markets Report From Philadelphia March Market Highlights
Philadelphia prices for cattle hogs and sheep show varied results with high and low ranges across categories. Prices listed include beef cattle around 8.88 per hundred, calves and sheep notes, hogs strong in western markets, and multiple commodity figures reflecting a fluctuating regional market landscape.
Chicago cattle steer market steady amid varied values
Cattle receipts around 300 head with a steady market. Beefs and heifers trading near $4.00, calves around $5, stockers from $2.75 to $4.90, hogs about 10,000 head with market strength to higher, bulk sales near $4.50. Sheep receipts about 3,000 with native prices $3.28 to $5.50 and yearlings $5.00 to $6.25. lambs around $5.00.
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Philadelphia
Medigan
St.nogey
Cwelyeer Choler
Demonstration Of Pendulum Motion At Columbia University
An initial demonstration describes a swinging pendulum whose plane of motion appears fixed while the earth rotates beneath it. Leon Fetranti directs a novel pendulum experiment from St Paul’s Chapel roof, with a spherical shell object and a recording device. The setup illustrates that a vibrating pendulum tends to keep its plane, while the ground under it turns due to Earth's rotation, with effectiveness varying by latitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itaby Hatwart
Columbia University
Leon Fetranti
Ak Columbia
St. Paul's Chapel
Ancient Rings From Weyptian Tombs Spark Debated Time Claim
From Weyptian tombs emerge rings believed by some archaeologists to predate the Deluge, though consensus is elusive. The piece contrasts Egyptian signet cylinders and Etruscan gold work, noting limited skill in ancient models yet praising later mastery of design and craftsmanship.
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Sheed Beedle
India
Isis
Solomon
Pinegrove Fire and Field Reports and Local News
Pinegrove Pointers notes a small fire from an explosion of four lamps. William Filbert recovers at home after illness. Harry Aungst of Suedberg sustains a broken leg and injuries at Lincoln colliery, transported home by ambulance. Company G’s Fourth Regiment inspection finds good performance. calls for a proper armory and suggests improving facilities on the brick street in front of Hotel Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinegrove
William Filbert
Harry Aungst
Suedberg
Lincoln
Clark
Pennsylvania
Pompey
Rau
Local transit plans and youth sports news
Rumor says a trolley line may link this place to Sebast Haven next season boosting travel. Pinegrove Juniors have formed for the upcoming half season and seek matches with Tremont Selngskill Mayon Cresxona and Potisyille as they arrange schedules with manager Charles Keller.
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Tales
Harter
Lebanon
Itumor
Sebastl Haven
Scbnylkill
Pinegrove
Lear
Tremont
Selngskill Mayon
Cresxona
Charles Keller
Maotager
Firemen’s sale and local notices from Newminstown area
The Newminstown fire company completed hutsla work for the late James Misephise and a fire sale fundraiser drew over $1. The Tulpehocken region reported substantial rainfall and a sore throat incident at Mrs. Simitte’s. Samuel Searle performed several pieces as guests to Mr. and Mrs. Reilly Zerbe with Mrs. Joseph Gerpert and Miss Gebbart attending from Lebanon and Paloiyya.
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Anil
Shealidan
Newimiini
Fuenikh
Saturdas
Webrnary
Humes
Reade
John M. Trowstuai
Samueil Searle
Peverar Vidin
Jozeph Gerpert
Paloiyya
Miss Gebbart
Lebanon
Av. and
Mra Reilly Zerbe
Olivets Lose In Lopsided Court Contest
In a Saturday game on the Vy M.C. floor Admirals triumphed 16 to 1 over Olivets. Lineup featured Lights forward Heyy Sealer and Spangler at guard with McPerren and Mears among others. Referee Daubert and halves of 90 minutes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciivals Tretomeph
Opnineads
Syodtelay
Admiralg
M.C. m
Olivets Admirala, Light
Heyy Sealer
Forward
Btyleller
Atkins Spangler
Guand
Nolen McPerren
Stavell
Sealer
Mears
Spangler
McPerren
Henry
Strickler
Y. Atkins
Vollman
Means
Daubert
Allentown Man Plans New Orphanage For Invalid Children
In Allentown on March 2 Riv. Job H H Reker, ex superintendent of Teptow Orphans Home, bought the Kline homestead in South Allentown from Lesher H Yeager to establish an orphanage for invalid children. Baker recently left The Topion tone to lead Grace Lutheran and St. Johns in Fullerton. The piece also contains unrelated observations on crowd behavior and personal philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Mar
Job H H. Reker
Teptow Orphans’ Home
Lesher H. Yeager
Kline Homestead
Baker
Topion Tone
Grace Lutheran Church
St. Johm's Lutheran Church
Fullerton
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Keren
Malar
Applinas
Mohn
Sehnader
Kou
Memor Flory
Wilby Wedd
Albert Toblin
Kralcher
Chubb
Mutrer
Kipteley
Woeh
Behofer
Banda
Kite
Hangon
Adam Higlev
Strutter
O. I. Halmbach
Fo Wit
A. Frey
Mion
K. GC. Colbert
Atc
Riffert
Wanerd
Yeakel
H.W. Rlegner
Marryoltz
Missionary Societies
Weddeing
Philadesecretary
Womens
Hildera
Grantad
Ray
P. T. Drew
Krettgler
Richland
C. M. Rothermer
Lavetle
Ious
Thomas
Creagwell
Rifert
Trippe
Nike Por
Londin Saecon
Laing Cayliy
Fiom Frybtown
Saeadiay
Mpoo
Manli
Daya
Tone
Sydney
Treah
Ferdhore
Alin
Faye Ogni
Sepp
Mr Morris
al Tagnti
Ava Teas
Iitvlied&s
Th M. Frante
Bro
Bro, Eaders, Ty Town
Trealay
Stine
Pikesville
Betel Reed
Samy Naftyluger
Mommas
Nathaluger
Morris Fiuds Syns
Lwatness
Voor Zeller
Adam Hatter
Priday
Ghielen Lila
Henry M. Franti
Joslat M. Franti
Mollman
Jown Differnbach
Hebrera- Lurg
Lavi Ponkle
Iva Hoffa
Jacobeller
Thureday
Tanne
Bricker, Jr
Thureaday
John Dieffenbieh
Sebbert
Mabel Snyder
Bey Colla
Maggle “Eller
Cyrus Gibble
Marry Miller
Weels
M. Welber
Kinelster
Mt. Aelin
Frystown
Warn Ansbach
Millersburg
Pass
Manuel M
Drantsz
Alan
Jonathan Swope
Isaac Ff
Moyer
Milersburg
Shyder
Pues
Tonry Jong
Snyder
Renalte
Hig Gleep
Swall
Pinegrove Pointers
Stoucchsburg
Olivets
Sue
Crowdell
Dent
John F. Wolf
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