What’s Wrong and Where The Artist Made Obvious Drawing Mistakes
A short prompt invites readers to identify errors in an illustration. It notes several intentional inaccuracies, some obvious and others subtle, and challenges the viewer to spot them quickly. The piece emphasizes visual error detection.
Safe Harbor fish fund to gain 4000 annually from hydro plant
The State Fish Fund will be enriched by four thousand dollars each year from a thirty million dollar hydro electric project on the Susquehanna at Safe Harbor. Commissioner Buller announced after a contract with Safe Harbor Water Power Corporation was signed under a law requiring fishways or reparations for dam damage. The four thousand dollar annual payment is the legal maximum. Lancaster auction yields high prices for antiques from Dr. Musser estate with a mahogany card table selling for 285 dollars and a Pennsylvania Dutch desk for 152 dollars. In Columbia a manhunt follows a robbery and arson attempt on Emil White, aged 89, who was hospitalized with burns. Bird in Hand four-family accident injures Mrs. Harry Frank and three others with varying injuries. John T. Henry, 26, of Millersville, hospitalized after a stroke while driving in Lancaster.
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Safe Harbor
Susquehanna
Nathan R. Buller
Safe Harbor Water Power Corporation
Act of Assembly
Lancaster
F. G. Hartman
Martin M. Musser
Musser
Conowingo
Oakwood
Conowingo Bridge
Harry Frank
Port Deposit Hospital
Miriam
Fern
Mr. Frank
Maryland
Lancaster-Conowingo
Addresses Planned at United Brethren Church Brunnerville
Miss Ruth Cooper of Jamestown New York will speak at 10 o clock Sunday morning in the United Brethren Church at Brunnerville. At 2 o clock Fred Mundt of Baltimore Maryland will give an address. Special music by a son of Rev Keene, a former pastor, with Lebanon Valley College students.
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Ruth Cooper
Jamestown
N. Y
United Brethren Church
Brunnerville
Fred Mundt
Baltimore
Keene
Lebanon Valley College
Elephant Trunk Openings Noted by Pathfinder Magazine
A Pathfinder Magazine note describes two openings at the end of an elephant trunk. It explains the proboscis as a prolonged extension of the animal's nose.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Little Helps For Farmers Pata a saan aS Sheep Expansion Report
Agricultural outlook notes the peak in U S sheep numbers may have passed and a record slaughter of sheep and lambs is expected soon, likely depressing prices. Planting depths vary by seed and soil, with shallow norms for small seeds and deeper planting for large seeds. Many livestock diseases are present. 17 are near eradication, while others are only partially controlled. Chicks should receive clean grain feed.
Ornamental Lamps From Jars and Vases
Ornamental lamps or artistic table lamps can be crafted from jars and vases. Shades can be matched to home furnishings by any family member with a taste for such work. Cleaning feed hoppers reduces disease spread among chicks by avoiding scattered feed on dirty litter.
Kilts Drawn From Ancient Roots Across Cultures
The article argues kilts are not a Scottish invention and traces their use to ancient Assyrians and Romans during Britain’s conquest. It notes the name derives from a Danish term meaning to tuck up.
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Britain
Ephrata Wins Class A League Basketball Title
Ephrata clinched the Class A League basketball championship by defeating Manheim High on Friday at Neffsville High School. Lititz High wrapped up its season with a sixth place finish after beating Mt. last Friday, leaving the league with several teams competing for final standings.
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Manheim High
Neffsville High School
Ephrata
Lititz High
Mt. Court
Vast Siberia Rivers Drain Arctic Basin
The text asserts Siberia contains over twenty rivers emptying into the Arctic Ocean. It claims three rivers exceed the Mississippi in length and that the drainage area is larger than the total area of the United States. The remark ends with a two week interval and the name Wertsch.
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Siberia
Arctic Ocean
Aras
United States
Wertsch
Balance Sheet Fragment from 1930 Bank Report
Snapshot shows assets including loans and discounts 1 000 989 0 overdrafts 4 securities 76 988 6 bonds stocks 804 247 6 cash items 2 099 84 and other items. Notary J B Herr notes this as sworn April 2 1930 with commission expiration January 17 1931.
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U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
U.S. Treas
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Herbert Rudeen
Robert L. Fry
B.V.D
Cooper, Munsing
Topkis
Lawrence
W. H. Buch
Clothier & Gents’ Furnisher
Columbia
Emil White
Columbia Hospital
White
Front St
Frank Parr
John T. Henry
Millersville
R. D
St. Joseph's Hospital
Henry
Duke and
Walnut Streets
Lititz Springs National Bank
Lititz
Penna
Penn’a
County OF Lancaster
H. H. Diehm
Chas
K. Keath Co
Henry H. Myers
J. B. Herr
I. H.diehm