Orwigsburg shoe factory to be moved to Selinsgrove
State notes a new industry securing for Selinsgrove the Orwigsburg shoe factory. plant to start with 100 workers and relocate soon. Also, Altoona Salvation Army plans a hotel offering beds and meals for 25 cents. Other items include Cambria county reform school costs, a large cold storage plant at Biglerville for 25000 barrels, and measures to employ tramps in Fayette county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lombardo
Reynoldsville
Selinsgrove
Cambria
State Reformatory
Huntington
Adams County
Biglerville
Aerial Progress and Hidden Trades Revealed in Edison Interview
The New York American excerpts Edison predicting practical aerial navigation for mail and quick deliveries. He argues private firms will drive development, cites cement and steel model bridges, steam through rail and home tech like vacuum cleaners, color photography, and speaking pictures. Also notes banknote paper secrets at Overton and ink unique to U.S. currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edison
New York American
Alaska
Rockefeler Institute
Tom
Roosevelt
New York
Bank of England
Overton
Hants
Pearson’s Weekly
Lincoln Tribute and Parson Bird Notes From New Zealand
An American Magazine tribute to Lincoln praises his empathetic leadership and enduring sorrow, portraying him as a companion in humanity's trials. The Parson Bird of New Zealand is described as a clever singer and mimic, with a vivid, almost humorous portrayal of its belllike chant and varied vocal repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Arthur H. Gleason
American Magazine
Lincoln
New Zealand
Wife and husband clash over cook's marriage status
William De Kikkur jeers about a woman's cooking and jokes about their cook marrying. Mrs De K responds calmly, suggesting the cook has been married before and unlikely to remarry, then William slams the door in anger. Cleveland Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
William de Kikkur
William
Mrs. de K
Mtate
Cleveland
The Theater and Family Jars in Light Verse
A collection of brief humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. A theater remark on weeping for strangers contrasts with cheering at baseball. A husband and wife discuss effort, a boy asks about a philosopher, and jokes touch on wealth and folly with dated newspaper flavor.
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Fayette County
Uniontown
J. Y. C. Marsteller
Stewartstown
York County
Marsteller
Pennsylvania Fruit Farms Company
Williamsport
Cedar Run
Pine Creek Valley
Lycoming County
Edison
Wizard of Electricity
Joe
Pickwick Papers
Smith
Yeats
England
James Payn
Brunnerville
E. G. Geyer
Philip Rudy
Queen Street
Lancaster
M. H. Shenk
Ittrz
Pesna
The
Lancaster Trust
Queen St
Lancaster, Pa
Hon. J. Hay Brown
John D. Seiles Grabill
Long
John Hertzler
John D. Seiles
Herbert 0. Millen
C. S. Mellinger
John 8. Graybill
W. A. Hensel
N. Broad Street
Thomas Steffy
Wertsch
Watchmaker
Lititz
P. & R. Depot
Penna
Fulton Studio
Amos, Photographer
Decker and Janssen
J. B. Young & Son
Orange St
W.h.muth&co
W. H. Muth & Co
Lititz, Pa
Continental Food CO
John F. Schleibh
Spruce St
Washington Star
Mrs. Bickers
Mr. Bickers
Liverpool Mercury
Willie
Bocker
New York Press
Florida
Cedar Creek
Ritchie’s
E.c. Ritchie
Railroad Restaurant
Tad
Leading Farmers’ Hotel
Sorrel Horse Hotel
A. B. Adams
Prop
King St
Waverly Oil Works
Pittsburg
Waverly Special Auto Oil
Waverly
Vick’s Garden and Floral Guide
Vick
Alog
Money Maker
EO. L. Keith
Justice of the Peace
Real
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