Florida Indian mounds split into shell and burial types
The state hosts scattered Indian mounds in two main classes the shell and the burial with distinct forms. Shell mounds include natural and artificial types with sizes from small to large and some built like oblong or circular heaps. burial mounds are mostly circular or five sugarloaf shapes, few explored, yielding relics yet unclear. St. Petersburg on Florida’s southwest coast shows both shell and burial mounds including large conical shell heaps and graves not thoroughly excavated.
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Florida
Peninsula
Dehn
Priver
Greene
Vatee
St. Petersburg
Missionary societies push drive for subscriptions
A Philadelphia mission society official urged conference members to subscribe to the publication. The drive highlighted a total of 7,973 dollars raised previously, with five new societies formed. Other items covered included woman suffrage debates on trustees voting, church rules, and Albright College trustees elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohn
John & Wolf P. Schnader
Milton
William F. Hott
FL Frey
A. William
GC. Burd
Hoppes
C.D. Hiher
George Leininger
J. H. Burger
Medlar
A. Medlar
Geo
W. Hanger
Wer
W. Unger
Merwer
Jonnie Zug
de Wiest
F. Heimbach
F. J. Wit
OL AL Frey
Thoms Ti
RC. Delbert
J. Iategar
H. Romig
Hunk
Miss Cobb
J. K. Man
M.D. Simpson
A. J. Er
Woodring
Philadelia
Haat
Pennsylvania
A. Ve. Casselman
Moyer
Brantad
Ley
C. M. Rothermel
Levette
Thomas
Cresswell
Ritfert
Trappe
C. Aan
Albright Enj
J. D. Woodring
Florida
Hell
C. A. Bowman
Oman
Aday
Br. J. Np
Y Ring
J. R. Hensyl
Mohnton
R. M. Lichtenwahmner
Philadelphia
G. Dp
Sweigert
Royersford
Heagy
Hacopiitee
Albright Trusters
Wustees
Adbright College
Rishon W.K
London Surgeon Performs Pioneering Lung Cavity Cautery
A renowned London surgeon reports a successful operation on an advanced pulmonary tuberculosis case. He describes opening lung cavities through the chest to permit vapors to reach diseased areas, cauterizing as the lung is incised with a flexible lead loop to minimize bleeding and collapse.
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London
Walt
Dusty Lungs and Tuberculosis Hope in Clean Cities
Miss Hamilton of Hull House told Chicago Woman's Club that tuberculosis death rates would drop only if cities and homes were thoroughly clean and hygienic. She doubted eradication is possible, urged fresh air, good food, cleanliness, and cheerfulness as the best measures, and warned medicines alone cannot cure consumption.
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Chiego
Miss Hamilton
Hull House
Chicago Woman's Club
Manilton
Hamilton
Naturals
Local notes tall tale of town life and hazards
Monty list of farm work and visitors in a small town. Hay hauling logs and fodder, hotel plans, and a death touch the week’s events. Glass pavement talk and German industrial notes mix with local schooling, sales, and social gatherings at mills, farms, and churches.
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Haitiy Hana
Harry, Haldeman
Davia Frants
Jonathan P.y Swope
Jacob Milley
Fierge Broan
A. A. Spannuth
G. V. Tensing
Dubbs
D. Snyder
Byamesa
Yey
Mr and
Mes
Jonathan Peiffer
Lebanon
Shamokin Ministers Hear Church Reunion Move
Shamokin Pennsylvania march reports the sixty ninth session of the Pennsylvania Evangelical Association holding services at rural churches. Bishops Spreng Bowman Breyfogel spoke. preacher appointments to be announced tonight or Tuesday. A movement to reunite with the United Evangelical faction, split eight years ago, is under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Clepgyhien
Pennsylvania Evangelical Association
S$. P Spreng
Cleveland
Thomas Bowman
Allentown
S.C. Breyfogel
Reading
United Evangelical
T He
Color Coded Aging Fashion in Japan
A translated description from the Landon Ryeniog standard outlines a Japan fashion custom where a woman's kimono colors shift with age. From twenties to old age, hues move from bright pinks and purples to browns and grays, with white departing after about age twenty five. The progression marks status changes, stripes, and finally muted tones as decades pass.
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Caudur
Japan
Np Il
Kusland
Ale
Liwest
Youubey
Unwelcome Guest and Reputation in a Short Life
A fragment discusses an unwelcome guest as one of the best things. It notes a short life and merriment pleasing the undertaker. It remarks that a good reputation matters and that many women value masculine appreciation.
Unclaimed Letters as of March 2, 108
A published list of uncalled letters shows both ladies and gents entries. Names include Mrs. George E. Anderson, Mrs. Stella Marina, Miss Kathern Lell, Mrs. Minnie Martin, John Arms, Stefan Margary, J. H. Copenhaver, W. Edwards, Robert P. Kice man, William Gregg, Raymond Gerber, John G. Haas, J. K. Krief, James Lighter, Michael Sullivan, and others awaiting pickup.
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George E.anderson
R. Carlen
Stella “Arina
Mma Evans
Mary Fele
J. Charles Fitzgerald
Mind Furman
Fella Jamiler
Maggie Jones
Kathern Lell
Minnie Martin
Lottié Mellinger
Currie Robinson
John Arms
Stefan Margary
Jacoh H. Copenhaver
Shower for Two Honors Miss Shuey and David Shuey
In Meckville on March 2 a shower celebrated Miss Carrie Shuey and David A. Shuey for birthday and anniversaries. Friends from Lebanon Rexmont Harrisburg Anville Grantville Myerstown Mt Zion Stoudishburg Fredericksburg Freestown Mt Reina Lickdale and Mekville sent tokens of affection. Nearly two hundred guests attended and presented gifts including fine linen pieces and handkerchiefs.
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Cavie
David Shuey
Meckville
Carrie Shuey
David A. Shuey
Lebnon
Rexmont
Harrisburg
Anivile
Grantville
Myerstown
Mt. Zion
Stoudishburg
Fredericksburg
Firestown
Mt. Reina
Lickdale
Megkville
Markets Report From Miladelphia On March Second
Markets note mixed receipts for cattle and futures with weaker cow prices and broader trading activity. Several commodity lines show fluctuations in supply and demand, while wholesale figures and regional prices appear unsettled amid uncertain market conditions.
Chicago cattle market notes and odd figures recap
Fragmentary OCR item lists cattle and sales terms with odd figures and prices, mentions heifers and cows, receipts and bulk sales. Includes an attacking aside about a mean man who talks in his sleep to keep his wife awake and a general reflection on pessimism and human nature.
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Chicago
Weraterh
Lamba
Pendulum proves earth’s rotation at Columbia
The experiment uses a 200 pound sphere suspended from St. Paul’s chapel dome to show the earth rotates on its axis. A pendulum keeps its plane of vibration while the earth turns beneath, yielding a counterclockwise drift on the floor. The setup includes a recording brush and adjustable supports to prevent lateral motion.
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Leon Votcault
Pantheon
Paris
Columbia
Brooklyn Navy Yard
St. Paul's Chapel
Wes
Seals on Ancient Rings From Tombs Unearth Ancient Craft
Article surveys rings found in Egyptian tombs dating to before and after a debated Deluge era. It notes revolving bezels in indigo porcelain and porcelain rings bearing busts of Isis or Pharaohs, comparing primitive seals to later exquisite work. It mentions Etruscan skill, the scarabaeus motif, and the sacred status of the beetle in both cultures.
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Isis
Pinegrove Pointers Newin Armory Needs Highlighted
Pinegrove notes report a drill inspection by Major Clark of the Fourth Regiment in front of the Hotel Pennsylvania. Soldiers performed well though the company needs a proper armory, currently drilling in a hose house.
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Stall Pire
Pinegrove
Willis Pilbert
Harry Aiusst
Suedberg
Lanecall
Oomnany
Clark
Trolley Line Rumor Connects Town to Schuylkill Haven
Town residents hear a rumored trolley line may run from here to Schuylkill Haven this season, boosting travel between locations. Pinegrove Juniors seek teams ages fourteen to seventeen for baseball games this season. manager Charles Feller invites Tremont Cressona Wattsville to respond.
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Sehuylkill Haven
Sehuylk Kill Haven
Pinegrove
Eames
Tremont
Schuylkill Haven
Cressona
Wattsville
ATL
Charten Feller
Sheridan Band at Men’s Fair Tonight in Stouchsburg
Stouchsburg reports the Sheridan band of Newmanstown will play at the Men’s Fair Saturday evening February 29. Mrs. Times Wisenbise travelled to Reading. Newmanstown orchestra provided fall music. James Isenbise hatched seventeen chicks from eighteen eggs. Tulpehocken Creek rose significantly amid heavy rain. Mrs. M. T. Smalty remains ill with sore throat. Livestock sale proceeds exceeded four hundred, with good prices. Sanger Searle played violin pieces. Mrs. Joseph Gernert of Palmyra and Miss Gebhart of Lebanon visited the Reilly Zerbe home.
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Hiei
Mina Margaret
C. Shoei
Philadelphia
Jonathan Ylenes
Reatson
Latlo Ald Ca
James AB
Schock
Allentown
Reading
Lebanon
John
Norman Darkes
The
N. G
Pinegrove
Sheridan
M. TE Smatty
Jal M. Troutman
Samned Searle
Joseph Gernert
Palmyra
Gebhart
Reilly Zerhe
Admirals Triumph In Close Saturday Basketball Victory
The Admirals defeated the Mivets 16 to 15 Saturday on the M. C. R R floor. Lineup included Oivets and Admirals with players Sealer Means Strickler Atkins Spangler Bollman McFerren Snavgely Light and Henry. Scoring included multiple players with two points and four by Akins. Referee was Daubert. Time of harvest listed as 20 minutes.
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Admirals
Mivets
M. C. RR
Oivets Admirals
Henry
Sealer
Strickler Means
Atkins Spangler
Bollman McFerren
Means
Spangler
McFerren
Strickler
Akins
Bollmann
Ieans
Daubert
Baker to establish orphanage in South Allentown
The Rev John H Baker former Topton Orphans Home superintendent has bought the T K Kline homestead in South Allentown to set up an orphanage for invalid children He left the Topton Home a year ago to serve Grace Lutheran and St Johns Fullerton churches in Allentown
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Allentown
John H. Baker
Topton
Lesher H. Yeager
T. K. Kiiné
Baker
Grace Lutheran Church
St. John's
Fullerton
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Hanlin
H. M. Frantz
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Kline
Pikesville
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Thomas Nattyinger
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Thomas Zeller
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Charles Life
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Josiah M. Frantz
Lynire J. Melhnan
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John Ditfe
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Levi Doukle
George Doukle
Harry Light
Iva Hoffa
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Tsave Raicker, Jr
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Fara. Seibert
Winkeraville
Mabel Snyder
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Cyrus Gibble
Harry Milew
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Germany
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Harevard University
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Mather
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New York Sun
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PSOE
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Stouchsburg Tidetts
Glivets
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