Connellsville to launch student journalism paper
High School students in Connellsville will study journalism and publish a twice weekly paper replacing the monthly High School journal. Chief Burgess Amesbury of Danville issues a ban on tango dances and other new dances. A Dauphin County letter writer receives word of a sudden family death. Citizens of Coudersport protest a 145000 dollar sewage suit. J Webb of Altoona saves his child by reporting quinine tablets found in a door drop. Lebanon men build a 90 horsepower eight speed auto and remodel it after fearing its power. A Democratic master will replace Postmaster Oberly in Nelsdorf within weeks, Willian B. Christiaan nominated by Congressman Rothermel. Mire. Horace Brock re-elected president of anti-suffrage group in Philadelphia.
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Connellsville
Burgess A
Amesbury
Danville
Montour County
John W. Reily
Fort Hunter
Dauphin County
Joseph B. Wood
Isburgh
Coudersport
Allegheny River
J. Webb
Altoona
Edward Hatfield
Raymond George
Lebanon
Nelsdorf
Oberly
Willian GB. Christiaan
Post Office Department
Rothermel
Mire
Horace Broek
Pennsylvania Association
Philadelphia
Brock
Resting a Razor Improves Its Sharpness Over Time
A science allied article argues steel razors conduct electricity and gain sharper edges after a rest. It claims steady use dulls the blade as electrons slow at the edge, while a period idle in a drawer without moisture restores cutting smoothness and responsiveness.
What Roses Are
What Roses Are explores leaves and foliage as part of the same family as trees and fruit. The piece reflects on roses and apples as related, comparing a tiny rose to a baby and an apple tree to a grown person, noting how roses are valued for fragrance or fruit while apples focus on edible fruit.
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Los Angeles Times
Santa Claus
Legal Document Sets Stage for Mary Turner's Downward Path
Mary Turner a department store clerk is jailed for three years for a theft she says she did not commit. Edward Gilder maneuvered to extract a confession, while Mary pleads for fair wages. After release police bar her from work, she attempts suicide, teams with a forger, and plots quiet frauds under law. A lawyer hails injunctions as intrigue unfolds through Mary’s Broadway journey and a looming court document.
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Mary Turner
Edward Cilder
Mary
Gilder
Joe Garson
Garser and His
Mary and Aggie Outsmart a Blackmailing Lawyer
Aggie defeats a lawyer in a tense bargaining over General Hastings's promised marriage. Mary exposes the scheme, secures the letters through legal channels, and turns a potential blackmail into a controlled settlement. Aggie then helps a devastated young woman, Helen Mort, seeking a fresh start, inviting her to join their circle.
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Agneg
Hastings
Aggie
Irwin
Mary
Isa
Trin
Harris
Marr
Eben
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Bayard Veiller
H. K. Ply Company
Richard Gilder
Aby Turner
Dick Gilder
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Separ
Alon
Broadway
Sigismund Harris
Agnes Lynch
General Hastings
Miss Turner
Tanner
Portia
Detroit
Cassidy
Binyer
Agnes Lynes Mirentens
Aun
Haings
Deware
Aone
Alastings
Agai
Agnes
Castings
Forner
Shapter VII
the Thief
Ary
Garson
Fannie
Miss Turmer
Stit
Tary Turner
Marys Jimmiaté
Joe
Phen
Fig
Helen Mort
W. D. Siverling
Warwick
Springs Hotel
Onur
Chas. H. Brobst
C. H. Kreider
Maio St
Litite
A. R. Bomberger & Co
Lititz, PA
Joseph Dreitus
N. Broad St
Lititz
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