22 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Semi Weekly News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
1
Reader sees a string of nightgown listings with multiple prices: namsook cambrie long night gowns priced at 1.25, 1.75, 1.50, and 2.75. The final figure 81.08 appears as a long total or misprint amid the jumble.
Corset covers and drawers offered in newest designs with trim options including laces medallions embroideries beadings and ribbons. Fine styles and assortment for selection.
An ad lists Cambine and Nalsook Petticoats described as garments of grace with lace and embroidery. Prices range from about $1.00 to $5.00 for Petticoats and Covers, highlighting sale lines and multiple price points.
Myerstown items from June 40 1904 report several injuries including Tra Steiner lacerated thigh after handling a horse, Ephraim Hertzier dislocated knee, and Wilhelm Schlegel finger laceration near a carousel. The piece also covers a barn valuation on George Landwig’s farm, a traveling salesman appointment for George M Uhrich, and a fraternal visit for a lodge degree. Additional notes include a dead pigeon found in a clogged spout, Ezra Spannutil’s death, various personal visits, a window repair after a bullet, and local travel and hosting news.
An informal meeting at the Vic Cornwall and Lebanon railroad office outlined amusements for the Union Sunday school picnic at Mt Gretna on Independence Bay. Events include wheelbarrow races, peanut and pretzel contests, and various games. The Lebanon regiment of the Boys’ Brigade performed, and Miss Sadie Bruce will lead a large youth class with a flag drill. The organizers expect an unusually entertaining day.
Market observers note rising butter and meat costs drive shoppers to truck garden produce. Beef prices surge while prices for butter eggs and berries shift amid scarce supply. Peas beans and new potatoes appear variable with late crops and seasonal shortages expected through mid July.
Aaron M. Runkle of Palmyra died there on Friday from apoplexy after being stricken June 10. He was 66, survived by his wife and two sons Grant A. Runkle of Lancaster and William J. Runkle of Arnville, along with three grandchildren and two brothers Cyrus of Steelstown and John A. of this city. He belonged to United Evangelical church Palmyra, Knights of Golden Eagle, and Lebanon Rolling Mills beneficial association, and was employed at Ketder shoe factory Palmyra.
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