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J. Frank Buch
Industry plans silk plant in Pennsburg rises from cotton waste
In Berks County region news include a Pennsburg silk from cotton waste plant with $60,000 capital stock, half sold. Scattered items note Chestnut blight affecting forests near Stony Run and Krumaville, a Mechanicsburg theft sentence for a 90 cent paint brush, a lost wedding ring found by Uriah Solliday in Sellersville, and rising auto presence troubling Ridgway children. Lebanon’s M. S. Hershey awards a $13,000 milk condensing plant contract to Lancaster contractor William H. Flick for Tenth and Elizabeth streets site. A Harrisburg rule prompts girls to ride bikes with dividing skirts. Rev. Theodore Reinke to lead Moravian mission post in Bluefields, Nicaragua after five and a half years there. A Lewistown woman hatched 16 chicks last June and laid two eggs in 15 minutes, witnessed by local friends. A Northampton storm incident shows a bolt trapping Mrs. Koch’s hand on a galvanized bucket until help frees her.
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Pennsburg
Mechanicsburg
Leidy Bealer
Sellersville
Uriah Solliday
Ridgway
M. S. Hershey
Lebanon
William H. Flick
Lancaster
Tenth
Elizabeth Streets
Harrisburg
J. B. Hutchinson
Theodore Reinke
Mr. Fisher
Lewistown
Weeds Damage the Roads from Strasburg News
Road supervisors warn cut briars and weeds along roadsides clog gutters, cause washouts, and hinder drainage. Washing roads costs more and increases taxes, so residents should not discard weeds to keep roads smooth and affordable.
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Strasburg
Townships Liable for Water Breaks on Roads in Pa
Pennsylvania Superior Court rules townships liable for damages and inconvenience from water breaks on roads. Case Lesher v Lemon township, Wyoming County, prompts Motor Federation to urge township officials to remove water breaks. Court states courts must consider convenience and safety in road design to avoid taxpayer costs.
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Pennsylvania
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Friends of Good Roads
Lesher
Lemon Township
Wyoming County
Act of Assembly
Turtle Soup and Theater Talk At The Colonial
The Colonial theatre draws crowds weekly with matinees and the nine o’clock second show. The Keith office offers top entertainment at low prices of four, ten, and fifteen cents. The piece of mock turtle soup is explained as a gelatinous fraud, while true turtle soup is criticized for cost and value.
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Colonial Theatre
Keith
Hogarth
London
New York Press
A Floor That Turns Over at the Apollo Paris Theater
A reversible floor in the Paris Apollo theater pivots on a horizontal axis behind the stage. One side is for dancing, the other a standard inclined seating floor with folding seats. The 2,500 square foot steel framework floor weighs about 100 tons and swings through a 30 foot deep excavation.
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Apollo
Paris
Upcoming local events list at Lititz Springs and area fairs
A calendar of community events spans August to October with multiple picnics and reunions at Lititz Springs and Bollinger's grove. Notable entries include Rothsville, Paradise, Mingletown, Hopeland Park gatherings, plus public school openings and county fairs in Lancaster and York.
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Columbia U. B, C. E. Society
Lititz Springs
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Lancaster County
Denver
Rothsville Lutheran
Bollinger's Grove
Lebanon Valley Fair Association
Lebanon
Bethany Orphans
Womelsdorf
Paradise U. B
Hopeland
Hopeland Park
Lititz
Rothsville United Evangelical
Rothsville Evangelical
Bollinger’s Grove
Beck
Mingletown
Middletown
Church of the Brethren
Elser-Oberlin
Clay Township
Hanover Agricultural Society
Hanove
Linden Hall Seminary
Agricultural Society of
Cumberland County
Carlisle
Lancaster
York County Agricultural Society
York
Non Refilling Bottle Patented By W W Clark
A Scientific American note describes a non-refillable bottle by W W Clark of Panama designed to seal the inlet against refilling with a force pump. The device holds liquids of any density and is shown in a longitudinal section with parts adjusted to prevent entries of hand or liquid. Also remembered are a school anecdote about the Duke of Coburg Gotha and a dust-in-filtration note on barometer fluctuations filling crevices and cupboards.
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W. W. Clark
Panama
Scientific American
Duke of
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