Noyes Denounces America as Hated Abroad in Lititz Speech
Former Rheinland commissioner Pierrepont B. Noyes addressed Lititz listeners in Sherril recounting his Europe visit, blaming U S policies for European distrust. He warned of a looming global catastrophe, criticized Senate resistance to treaty limits, and urged protective measures while noting Pennsylvania’s wildlife conservation success.
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Pierrepont B. Noyes
Rheinland Commission
Germany
Rom Coblenz
Oneida
Noyes
Bernard Baruch
United States
Europe
Mgr. Noyes
America
Senate
Proven
Paris Foundation
Poland
Crzezhougo-Slavia
France
England
Ireany
League
Congress
Death by own action or grim joke mystery in Parker case
Police faced a perplexing dilemma Friday when Lawrence G. Parker a Woolworth Building broker in Lancaster allegedly penned a note to be sent to Laura Eupold via Blanche Lupold a newsstand supervisor. The message hinted at a caller and a fiancée but the exact meaning remained unclear amid the imprecise wording and names.
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Lawrence G. Parker
Woolworth
Lancaster
Blanche Lupold
Miss Tupold
Laura Eupold
Tag Police
Shem
Fuelle
Imella Vowel
Ifefong Friens
Anott
Harvey W Fishburn Emerges as Dupont Ball Star
Harvey W. Fishburn, former Ephrata player with Waynesboro in the Blue Ridge League, now with Dupont Laboratories at Arlington New Jersey, gains local attention as a rising baseball talent. A newspaper notes his hitting prowess with a three-base play, a triple, walks, and two scores, praising his fielding and promising future.
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Harvey W. Fishburn
Dupont
Arlington
N. J
Ephrata
Waynesboro
Dupont Laboratories
Newark
Fishburn
Fie
Khura
W. K. Fish
Ephrata Re
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From Penn State College
Timely farm tips urge early threshing to avoid grain heating in bins and suggest fumigation with carbon bisulphide if heating starts. Garden guidance emphasizes quickly cooling sweet corn after picking. Pasture advice recommends careful rotation for milking herds. Poultry notes cover lice and mite control with available repellents and oils. Calves and colts stay inside daytime, graze at night. talc and sodium fluoride dust used as repellent. hay crop profitably highlighted.
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Pennsylvania State College
Hay Prices Hold Near Peak As County Feels Big Crop
Farmers expect large hay sales with about 100 tons anticipated in the county and many offerings between 40 and 60 tons. Despite a broad wheat crop yielding straw, prices remain firm due to continued demand and farmers using straw for fertilizer rather than sale.
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Ori
Certiorari Defined and Its Judicial Use
Certiorari is a legal term meaning to be certified a higher court reviews the proceedings of an inferior court. It is used when there is no right of appeal from the inferior court’s decision and a superior court with common law jurisdiction orders the record sent up for review to ensure justice.
Puina the Fish Spins Silk From Hidden Shells
The Puina, a shellfish near the Mediterranean, spins a silk thread from a tube under its tongue. It attaches to rocks with a silken cable left behind as it moves to new feeding grounds. Fishermen value the rare silk, woven into stockings, yet stock remains limited due to cost.
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Sicihar
Sicily
Rapid Transit in Distant Past and the Oracle
In Manchester Guarding an anecdote recalls a distant past myth where rapid transit is discussed by a quirky oracle. The dialogue centers on would be speed and breathing limits, with one figure claiming twelve miles per hour as a feared pace.
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Richard Whitetug
Manchester
Land of long courtship in Dutch country life
A Dutch courtship tale describes a church based, three year betrothal ending in marriage. A suitor asks parental consent after meeting the beloved in church, then coffee visits, dairy duties by the bride, and a farmer’s guilders fund for the groom. Neighbors celebrate in generous fashion, though city life differs.
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Holland
Geertie de Koning
Hyer
Marked Progress of Race in Chinese Shoe Styles
An article by Miss Yei Wei Tsing traces two eras of Chinese footwear. In the hound feet period women were secluded, focusing on embroidered shoes with stitched heels and silk cords. After the Manchus took rule, women left binding, entering the natural-feet period with simpler footwear and less attention to shoes.
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Yei Wei Tsing
China
Acid Trial For Young Warriors Of Amazon Tribe
A Pittsburgh Dispatch report describes an upper Amazon rite where youths must endure the "ordeal of the go" to prove warrior status. A venomous ant bite inside bamboo gloves tests fortitude as the candidate dances and sings. any distress ends in ridicule, while enduring pain grants promotion to warrior.
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Amazon
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Chinese Goddess of Mercy Story Explained
The tale recounts a king Mins Tsong and his daughters. The third daughter refused marriage and lived in devotion. A dragon aided her cooking and washing at a temple, angering the king who burned the temple. A heavenly girl descended as a dove, but the king ordered revenge. Leprosy struck him until a beggar monk revealed cure via ash from a burned hand and eye of a person on a mountain, later found to be the princess. Her suffering earned her the title Goddess of Mercy.
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Mins Tsong
Chhu
Who Wrote It The Bible Myth For J Fenimore Cooper Grandsons
Demetra Vaku, author of Tsaremlik and In the Shadow of Islam, once served as governess to J Fenimore Cooper’s two grandsons. They revered their grandfather as the source of all great literature. When asked who wrote the Bible, the elder boy doubted his faith, then admitted he believed Cooper authored it.
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Demetra Vaku
America
J. Fenimore Cooper
Demetra Vaka
Tobacco Rust Reported in Local Fields
The unusual moisture and scant sunshine began dusting tobacco fields, though the problem is not widespread. Abram Huber and Harry Yerg- are noted in connection with the report.
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Abram Huber
Harry Yerg
Rust signs spotted in patches and around Petersburg
Report notes rust on patches and in the Petersburg area. Tobacco raisers mention two rust types, black and yellow, as growers assess the condition and potential impact on crops.
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Petersburg
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