Saint-Saens and the Opera Comique's Musical Taste
In Saint-Saens memoirs the French organist recalls at the Madeleine he preferred severe music. A clergy member notes the Stadeleine congregation's Opera Comique influence. Saint-Saens replies he will tailor church music to the pulpit's language, not the opera stage.
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M. Saint-Saens
the Madeleine
Stadeleine
Saint-Saens
Pawnbrokers and Tombstone Innovations Through History
The article notes early pawn lending by Monti di Pieta in Perugia circa 1462 and Lombard origins of English pawnbrokers with Medici emblem lore. It also reports Austin Jarnan of Custer Oklahoma claiming a new galvanised iron life sized tombstone design that can include a cremation urn and customizable lead likeness.
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Augustus Caesar
Perugia
Italy
England
Medici
Alvernardo de Medici
Chattemagne
Mugetto
Have You Lost Appetite and Cough No More
A reader from Harrisburg recounts relief after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for catarrh of the stomach and debility. She notes improved appetite, disappearance of cough, and regained strength after taking the medicine.
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Herrisburg
Dr. Pierce
John McAllister
Pierce
Pork on the Farm Killing Curing and Canning Practices
The bulletin outlines home pork killing and curing on farms with emphasis on cleanliness and proper handling. It covers trimming, rendering fat for soap, ground bones for chicken feed, curing methods from brine to dry, turning meat fleshside down, monitoring ropiness in brine, mold prevention, smoke times, and sausage seasoning guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
Oldest Free Mason Raub Praises Spice Free Health Rule
Simon W. Raub of Lancaster aged 89, noted as the oldest Free Mason there, shares a health tip: eat no spices. He claims spices will kill a horse.
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Simon W. Raub
Lancaster
Local paper week debate on value of community news
Two farmers discuss subscribing to the home town newspaper during Home Paper Week. One argues local papers are essential for community information and local news, while the other cites personal savings and questions the paper’s reach. The exchange highlights the newspaper as a community institution.
Roast Pig Procedure for Elegant Banquet
Roast a pig by soaking in cold water fifteen minutes and drying. Prepare stuffing with bread crumbs parsley marjoram thyme eggs and seasonings moistened with putter. Stuff and sew the pig, bend limbs, dredge with flour, roast covered an hour and a half then remove cover roast thirty minutes baste with pan gravy. Serve apple sauce cranberries in eye sockets and lemon in mouth.
Farms for Sale in Lancaster County and Nearby Areas
Numerous farms and country properties listed in Lancaster and neighboring counties. Listings include 193 acre farms near Lawn and Lebanon County, 101 acre Millport site, 88 acre near Ephrata, and 60 acre Quarryville area, with distances from Lititz, Millersville, Manheim, and other towns. Also houses and business stands available in Langaster region.
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White Oak Station
Ephrata
White Oak
Lawn
Lebanon County
Quarryville
Millway
Lititz
Millcreek
Lebanon Co
Rothsville
Lampeter Township
Manheim
Kissel Hill
Lancaster
Kirkwood
Oxford
Millersville
Millport
Manor Township
Schaefferstown
Landis Valley
Marietta
Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency Opens at Lititz
N. S. Myers proprietor announces Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency located at 295 Broad St Lititz Pennsylvania offering farm sales services with Bell and Industrial phones listed.
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Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency
When Kissing Was Illegal Laws Then Still On Books
London Tit Bits notes film censorship in Japan cutting 120000 feet of kissing scenes while old blue laws persist in America. A Yale student and his sweetheart were jailed for kissing in a Boston restaurant under 17th century Massachusetts statutes.
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America
London
Yale University
Boston
Massachusetts
England
France
Farmers Use More Lime In Pennsylvania Fertilizer Shift
State officials investigating fertilizer decline note farmers turned to lime due to higher freight costs and war disruptions of potash. Postwar demand did not revive fertilizer use as expected, though new brands appeared and analyses matched labels. Lime usage rises in south central counties with many limekilns nearby.
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Pennsylvania
Coleman K Sober, Champion Shotgun Figure, Dies at 79
Coleman K Sober once famed as the world champion with a shotgun is dead at age 79. He built a chestnut farm from scarce land near Shamokin and developed 800 acres. He invented a chestnut sheller and perfected an acetylene gas generator. He served three terms as state game commissioner starting in 1892.
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Coleman K. Sober
Sober
Shamokin
United States Department of Agriculture
F. W. Carver
Pop and Tommy Debate Socrates Death and Prohibition
A father and son spar over the fate of Socrates and the invention of prohibition era hootch. The elder notes ancient demise by hemlock while the boy points to later drink regulations in history.
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Tommy
Socrates
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