New Two Gowns Show Three Tiered Skirt Effect
The article presents two modern dress models suitable for now and later wear. Both feature a three tiered skirt with distinct front panels and embroidered details. The wool and taffeta options promote daytime and evening versatility in colors like dark blue brown black and rose tones with matching millinery in cherry red and pearl gray.
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Ashion
Horse Insurance Firm Closes Over Financial Shortfall
One of Bucks county’s oldest horse insurance concerns at Milford Square is forced to quit after Harrisburg authorities require $200,000 in insurance, the company only showing $50,000. The Richland and Richlandtown consolidations occurred about a year ago, leaving the Quakertown Co as the remaining original member, a century-old firm with a history of horse thief captures. Lindsay school attendance rises.
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Bucks County
Milford Square
Harrisburg
Aso
Richland Horse Insurance and Detective Co
Richlandtown Co
Old
Quakertown Co
Linden Hall legacy and King Inn rename noted in town heritage
The piece recalls Linden Hall’s rise in 1838 under Rev Eugene Frevauft and wife, the wartime shift after Prussian symbols, and the tavern’s rename to Ye Old King Inn. It laments slow post office name changes while acknowledging ongoing local landmarks and figures.
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Linden Hall
Eugene A. Frevauft
Nazareth
Frucauff
Linden Hall Seminary
King of Prussia
Chester County
Emily Jacobs
Valentine
Bellefonte
Lydia Jones
Senator Harding
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Emaus
Lehigh County
Emmaus
Man dodges two trains in Banks near Lancaster
Herman Miller, driver of a motor car, escaped after two locomotives chased him on a single track. At Banks he turned onto a rail and raced the car to safety, stalling just as a westbound engine neared. he then leaped free and pushed the car off the track as an eastbound train roared past. He was unhurt but shaken. the incident halted work for him for the day.
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Banks
Lancaster
Herman Miller
Miller
Costly rabbits hunted after wall torn down in Montgomery county
A Chester group, seeking five rabbits seeking refuge in an opening, tore down a stone wall at Harry Barnett's reservoir in Sumneytown Montgomery county. They paid a $50 fine plus $37 costs, totaling $87, to cover rebuilding, with a per rabbit cost of $17.40 plus travel and ammunition as per H CG L rating. Arrested on complaint of Game Protector J. B. Reinert.
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Chester
Harry Barnett
Sumneytown
Montgomery County
Justice Boorse
Lansdale
H. CG. L
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