People must reclaim presidential selection from bosses
The piece argues for direct primaries to empower the people over political bosses and wealthy elites. It cites Daugherty and Fall as examples of sham control, warns that Wall Street signals investors' moods, and urges rural voters to influence the nomination process to ensure the president is chosen by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Daugherty
Shieago
Dake Hammon
Oklahoma
Washington
Harding
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Wall Street
New York
Johnson
Spirit of La Follette and reformers shake trust in politics
The article contrasts reformist zeal with the entrenched nominating system, warning that government exploiters will fight to retain control. It argues public enthusiasm and optimism propel towns toward achievement, while cynical town knockers hinder progress and honesty in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Wall Street
Halpville Happenings and Local Visits This Week
Halpvill e happenings recount visitors from Elm Penryn Manheim Hornleys Church Rothsville and Lexington. Alyin Stoner Isaac Stoner Russel Balmer Elmer Todd and families, Galen Balmer and wife, Noah Bell and families, Harry Shreiner, Harry Otto, and Catherine Habecker noted illness recovery. Benjamin Eckert plans Lexington trip in April. The horse doctor is active locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Balmer
Lexington
Harry FE. Shreiner
Harry Otto
Noah Bell
Pleasant View
Catharine Habecker
Benjamin Eckert
Brunnerville School Closures Amid Epidemic
Brunnerville Schools closed due to an epidemic. Mrs. David Buch on sick list. Mrs. Amanda Brackbill confined at home with age related ailments. Mrs. P. W. Flory suffers muscular trouble. L. L. Wabecker and wife traveled to Ephrata on Sunday. collision on State Street. Mrs. Habecker thrown out but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnerville
David Buch
Amanda Brackbill
P. W. Flory
Wabecker
Ephrata
State Street
Habecker
Elm items note illness and visits in tight list
Mrs Jonas Trattman is confined to the house due to illness. Mrs Will Martin of Flattindale died in the home of Mr and Mrs Seaybill from Saturday until evening. Mrs Samuel Stauffer of Leona visited Mr and Mrs Seth Greybill on Sunday, and Mrs I B Davehter, Seth G Koehler and Ed Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Trattman
Will Martin
Flattindale
Seaybill
Samuel Stauffer
Leona
Seth Greybill
I. B. ‘Davehter
Seth G Koehler
Julia Shaeffer
Henry Shaeffer
Mabel Miles
N. Tenth Street
Servie
Akron la
Te “Agelical Church
B. F. Campbell
Allentown
C. Horner
Evangelical Church
Perkasio
Harry Stauter
Washington
Virgil Stauter
G. FP. Weidler
Robert Tay
Norristown
E. King
Philadelphia
Laura Cocper
Henry Cooper
Rothsville
J. L. Albright
Lloyd Mohn
C. F. Mann
Manheim
Clayton Garner
Alfred Wilde Lancaster
Greiner
Leola
Mary McQuate
Meadow Valley
Omer Greiner
Harry Yorn
Dorothy
Berwyn
William Smith
William Leed
Reading
Frank Adams
Asten Adams
Ephrata
Alpheus Reader
George Long
J. W. Enck
Eli Herr
Aldus’ Miller
Lancaster
Levi Miller
Samuel Carpenter
Lemon Shirk
Brownstown
Lizzie Groff
Mary Miller
Ruth Enck
Kate Getz
CG. F. Steiner Cigar Factory
Harry Mohn
Oregon
Henry Mohn
Milton Romig
Clarence Fahnestock
Emma. Rudy
Isaac Wenger
Manheim and Brownstown Notes Highlight Local Visits
A Long list of Sunday visits fills Manheim and nearby towns including H P Hostetter in Manheim, Diehm and Singer families visiting Weichsel and Connelly, and Rex and funeral notices for Julia Shaeffer. Local gatherings feature evangelicals with B F Campbell and C Horner at Perkasie, plus school events, sales, and a Keystone defeat in Brownstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hostetter
Manheim
Frank Diehm
Mary
Lois
T. W. Singer
R. A. Weichsel
Jacob Connelly
William Moyer
Penryn
Irwin Smith
Henry Singer
John
Jonas Hartman
Downcast Jones Confronts Regret Over Loan Refusal
Jones walks the street with a glum look after refusing his wife a loan. He recalls her sorrowful plea and sleepless night as the memory of the episode lingers. Brown consoles him, praising his soft heart and noting the source of the request.
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Jones
Brown
Fragmented article hints at a military seal and apparel ad
A damaged OCR fragment references a President seal in bronze and four stars indicating rank, a mention of the Commander Youth's Companion, and an advertisement for aprons at Miller & Hahecker's with prices like 99 cents and 59 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Hahecker
A Few Specials in A Few Specials Lititz Homes
Real estate listings describe multiple Lititz properties on Cedar Street and Main Street with 10 and 13 rooms respectively. Details include brick dwellings, bath, hot air and steam heat, electric and gas, large lots, garages, and possession set for April 1st. Prices noted as under 5000 dollars. Contact offered for description of additional properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Street
Eset Main Street
Farm Sales Agency Open Evenings and Saturday Appts
Lane Co Farm Sales Agency Lapcaster and Lititz in the Tarris Building 2nd floor remains open every evening from 6:50 to 9 PM and each Saturday afternoon and evening. Call by phone to arrange other times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapcaster and Lititz
Tarris Bldg
A Temporary Substitute
A brief note shows a caretaker speak to a child about daily duties and a promise to return soon, ending with a blessing for guidance until the parent’s return. The fragment hints at a family or school setting and a protective tone.
Noisy Actors Disrupt Woman at Stage Plot Discussion
A woman familiar with the play attended a performance and attempted to explain the plot while a man behind her muttered that the onstage noise made it hard to hear. The remark reflects a scene of disrupted audience attention during a stage production.
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Pinilly
Won’t Keep Stil Emphatic Still Voice Refusal
A humorous note on the paradox of the proverb the still small voice. It tends to resist staying quiet, insisting on movement and action despite its name. The line highlights a contradiction between expectation and behavior.
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Akron News
C. W. Horner
Hagtern Pennsylvania Conference of the
Perkasic
Star Bright
Uwieh School
M. M. Getz
D. ¥. McCloud
Keystone Institute
Reagan
Lititz Homes
Lane, Co. Farm Sales
Campbell
Ritter
Wagoner
del Monte
Deiiz
Spruce Street
Amos W. Dietrich
Mr. Peewee
Liis
Burkholder’s Restaurant
F. B. Burkholder
Main
Matty Poultrymen
Tern
W. W. Gibbel Brunnervila
Pena’a
Ind
John L. Peiffer
The
Ligitz Jeweler
Wertsch
Animal Trap Company of America
Lititz, PA
Pennsylvania
Lancaster Trust. Company
Claude E. Marble
Lancaster County
R. Zimmerman
Tisq
Messrs
Jay N. Schroeder & Co., Inc
Investment Bankers
Woolworth Bldg
Lancaster, Pa
Woolworth Building
Lancaster, Penna
Animal Trap Co. of America Bonds
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