Old Coins Found and Family News From Pennsylvania
Old coins believed dated 1807 were found by William 2. Dohner in Lebanon near the North Lebanon House. Other workers uncovered coins about a hundred years old. Miss Mary Bixter of Hanover and her brother John Bixter of Columbia had not seen each other in forty years but now meet during a visit. Calves born on the premises of George J. Werner in Schuylkill County weigh 129 and 120 pounds, respectively, from pure bred dairy cattle. The Rev Abram Histand, elected bishop of the Franconia Conference of Mennonite Church in Pennsylvania, operates a small farm near Doylestown and will oversee 4000 members across districts including Doylestown and nearby towns. He has served as minister for twenty-six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Dohner
Lebanon
North Lebanon House
al Hough
Mary Bixter
Hanever
John Bixter
Columbia
Arming Tirhap
Doylestown
Abram
Histand
Franconia Conace of Mennonite Church
Pennsylvania
Besid
Blooming Glen
Deep Run
Perkashc
Groveland
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain For Mrs Carper
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache from weak kidneys. It claims the pills restore strength, reduce pain, and offer leisure from women’s toil at home. Price 60 cents, sold by dealers. manufactured by Fostex Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Read the Record subscription details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Carper
Fostex-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
Bigger Grandstand at Dillerville Fair Grounds
The Dillerville fair grounds will extend the grandstand to seat 10 000 spectators and expand the poultry house to accommodate 300 exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Dillerville
Lancaster County Trots Plans for $100,000 Tuberculosis Hospital
The Anti Tuberculosis Society of Lancaster County intends to raise a $100,000 hospital for consumptives on a 50 acre plot within three miles of Lancaster city. The project aims to establish care facilities and help contain tuberculosis in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Anti-Tuberculosis Society of
Lancaster County
County
Lancaster
Longtime New Holland Clarion editor retires at eighty
George H. Ranch, founder of the New Holland Clarion in 1878, left management about two decades ago, briefly returned under new owners, and last week permanently quit editor duties. He is about 80 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ranch
New Holland Clarion
Iie
Wild Ducks Domesticated At Strasburg
John W. Bario keeps a flock of wild mallard ducks that are tame like domestic birds. Each spring he clips a wing feather to prevent them from hearing the wild call and flying away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
John W. Bario
Hotel proprietor claims discovery of multi egg laying hen
Slatington hotel keeper Robert German asserts a hen can lay more than one egg daily. He cites four Plymouth Rocks that laid five eggs in one day and six the next, as proof. He pursues scientific study to settle the long standing question about the super hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert German
Slatington
German
Plymouth Rocks
Alphabet Safety Poem and Akron Land Transfers
A safety primer from the Balti more origin praises daily habits to stay safe and avoid harm across streets and transit. It blends a long ABC verse with a string of real estate transfers in Akron Lititz and nearby townships, listing multiple property sales and amounts for various buyers and grants.
Putting Up Eggs for Next Year
Housewives prepare for winter by storing eggs in April and May. This year prices drop to twenty to twenty five cents a dozen, down from forty to forty five cents last season. More eggs will be preserved as affordability rises. Some store for baking, others for general use, deeming them just as good as freshly laid eggs. Read the Record, $1.50 a year.
Cantilever Shoes Claim Flexible Comfort for Spring Walks
Lancaster shoe shop advertises Cantilever Shoes as flexible like the foot arch, with metal like arches that bend with walking. The ad promises comfort, a good look, and easy fit in the right size, inviting customers to visit 3-5 East King Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Munsing
Cooper
W. H. Buch
Lititz
Lititz, Pa
George J. W. Ner, Suedbere, Schuylkill Co
the County
Baltimore
Harry
Harm
Abram L. Getz
Emma L. Enck
Akron
Harry K. Smith
Harvey H. Smith
West Main Street
David Snader
Lizzie R. Bollinger
South Ninth Street
Wayne E. Brubaker
John W. Snader
Horace N. Biemes Derfeer
A. Z. Burkholder
Clay Township
Valentine Brobst
Frank A. Ulrich
Nathaniel B. Seaman
Harry I. Crall
Front Street
Rosa D. Singer
Harry G. Shiffer
Penryn
Penn Township
J. W. Biemesderfer
Sadie B. Moyer
William B. Setter
Phares H. Diehm
Aaron W. Young
Edward M. Young
Elizabeth Township
Peter Keath
Albert Wealand
Hoppeland
John H Warfel
William Warfel
Manheim Township
Calvin Johns
B. Frank Painter
Jerome Ober
Frank Fasnacht
Sarah Steinmetz
Nathaniel A Bckert
Liberty Street
Monroe M. Kauffman
Joseph N. Hackman
Warwick Township
John H. Enck
Morris K. Sturgis
Lexington
Benjamin H. Snavely
Benjamin B. Snavely
Warwick
Elizabeth
B. F. Grosh
Harry Stark
East New Street
Frank Kline
William G. Keller
Brunnerville
Menno W. Stoner
Levi Ziegler
Harry W. Gable
Samuel Lausch
Hast
Lincoln Avenue
Christian B. Hornley
Samuel M. Fahnestock
Samuel H. Brubaker
Victor B. Kauffman
Nathaniel B. Leaman
Ira G. Good
Sturgis
Morris Il
Stoner
Tenry
Hackroan
New Street
Milton G. Schaeffer
Morris TI
Schaeffer
Levi B. Bucher
Trackman
Mickie
QERN
Shane
Dowe
Honda
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Chas, H. Frey’s
E. King
Lancaster, Pa
Grube’s
Famous Shoes
Tyra
Lege
Ince
Ason
S-G.p.y
Contaigg
Royal
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