Ford and Edison Offer Muscle Shoals Currency Plan
The article advocates Ford and Edison proposing Congress issue noninterest bearing bills to finance the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant. It argues workers and material would be paid with these bills, backing by public wealth there, increasing national wealth without bonds. It urges Congress to consider their plan and notes public interest.
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Muscle Shoals
Ala
Ford
Eoison
Congress
Edison
The Looker Who Missed the Game of Life
A long tale of two chess players at Brown's Chop House and a silent onlooker who never understood the moves. Twenty years pass with routine appearances and watching, yet no curiosity or insight to grasp the undercurrent of strategy or purpose. When advancement arrives, he cannot respond.
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King and Castle
Village Paper Publishes Eulogy For Visiting Preacher
The Canary Corners Clarion notes the arrival of Rev. John son a preacher of some prominence to Independence Day and quotes his blunt opinionated stance noting his wife is not with him.
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Canary Corners
Elm Items and Social Notices From Local Homes
Ellicott area notice recounts visits among Penryn Lititz and Manheim residents including the Bombergers Yorum Singer and McAllister families. Also mentions two large porker carcasses butchered by Elias Hitnier and a Balmer distillery safety upgrade. Skating gatherings and Sunday visits fill community lifeways with local names and places.
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James McMullen
Helen
Mr. Hope
Jerome Yorum
Manheim
Sadie Moyer
Alice McAllister
I. W. Singer
Cephas Hostetter
Mae
Gon Roy
Charles Hosetter
Jennie Machamer
I. B. Koehler
Hiram Fahnestock
Frank Bentz
Brunnerville
C. M. Bomberger
Seth Grayhill
Morris Sheaffer
Bertha
Elias Nitnier
Homer Shriner
Elias Hitnier
Abram Balmer
Balmer’s
Balmer
Community Gossip From Lititz And Nearby Towns
Clay Cullings reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. F. KE Sehnerer and daughter to J. W. Gerhart in Lititz. Mrs Norman Graybill and Dorothy stay with L. B. Wiest in Neffsville. Mrs C. B. Snyder visits Ephrata. Charles Wilson of Ephrata visits H. l. Snyder. Hopeland U B church revival services draw local attendees.
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F. KE. Sehnerer
M. Ada
Fanny
Lititz
J. W. Gerhart
Norman Graybill
Dorothy
Neffsville
L. B. Wiest
C. B. Snyder
Ephrata
Charles Wilson
H. l. Snyder
Hopeland U. B. Church
Obituary Notices From Manheim And Lititz Community
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Witters after illness and the passing of John D. Witters at 82. Mrs. Witters survived by her husband and five children along with six siblings. John D. Witters, a Manheim carpenter and cigar-box maker, died at 82. he served as a director of the Manheim National Bank and the Manheim Water Company. He leaves a daughter Lizzie, a brother Samuel D., and a step-sister, with funeral plans set for Friday at his home and burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Lititz
John Seather
Columbus
N. C
Clara Binkley
Coatesville
Robert
Lancaster
William
Cleveland
Ohio
Haydn
East Smithfield
James
John D. Witters
Charlotte Street
Manheim
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Lizzie
Samuel D
Uniontown
Charles Anderson
Witters
Manheim National Bank
Manheim Water Company
Fairview Cemetery
Mrs. Lydia Kile Dies at Home Near Bushong's Mill
Mrs. Lydia Kile wife of John Kile died at her home one mile south of Bushong's Mill Saturday at 2 o clock aged 42. Survived by husband an adopted son John Kile Jr and her mother Mrs Susan Hichelberger Oregon Pike and brothers and sisters Mrs Geo Weinhold Roseville Mrs Isaac Weinhold Ephrata Jacob Eichelberger George and John Landis Valley Private funeral services will be held at the.
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Lydia Kile
John Kile
Bushong’s Mill
Susan Hichelberger
Oregon Pike
Geo. Weinhold
Roseville
Isaac Weinhold
Ephrata
Jacob Eichelberger
George
John
Landis Valley
Obituary: Calvin Harris Dies After Illness at 30
Calvin Stanley Harris aged 30 died Tuesday morning after a four day pneumonia illness. He lived in Lititz fifteen years, worked for Reading Railroad and Sanitary Milk Company, and served in the National Guard at Camp Meade. Survived by wife Miriam Sturgis and son Robert Gharies. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm with burial at Machpelah Cemetery under Garden Spot Post military honors.
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Calvin Stanley Harris
Ashley
Lititz
Reading Railroad
Sanitary Milk Company
Natonal Guards
Camp Meade
154Th
Miriam Sturgis
Robert Gharies
Machpelah Cemetery
Garden Spot Post
Samuel F P Ruth Dies at 73 in Ephrata
Samuel F Ruth aged 73 died Tuesday at 3 50 p m from acute nephritis at 221 Church St Ephrata He was a carpenter Burial services set for Saturday at 9 30 a m from his home and 10 00 a m at the Ephrata Church of the Brethren Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery Born in Rothsville He survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Elmer Shirk and Squire John F Ruth of this place is the sole other family member.
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Samuel F. Ruth
S&t
Elmer Shirk
John F. Ruth
Donations to Zion Home Chronicle of generous gifts across towns
A long list of donations to Zion Home from numerous individuals and businesses across Pennsylvania towns including Lititz Lititz Palmyra Fredericksburg Ephrata Lancaster Leola Elizabethtown Middletown Marietta and Mt. Joy. Amounts range from 50 cents to 20 dollars with many contributors such as Lizzie Helter Horace Noyes John Brandt Frank Groff and Exchange Banks joining others to support the home.
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R, J. Broyles
Amarillo
Texas
Lizzie Helter
Lititz
Horace V. Noyes
Scrantor
M. D. Landis
Palmyra
I. C. Imboden
Cleona
Geo
W. Hensel
Quarryville
F. C. Musser
Lancaster
E. L. Garman
Denver
H. H
Fred. Groff
S. E. Hunsecker
Leola
Geo. M. Liccy
Brownstown
Wm. Amer
Wm. L. Kreider
Lizzie A Kettering
J. M. Allewein
Lebanon
J. L. Weaver
W. W Greist
Frank Keiper
Zion Home
Friend
L. Levine
Elmer Eby
Miley
Monroe K. Hostetter
Middleown
Fannie Rieff
Royalton
National Bank
Mt. Joy
D. M. Grayhill
J. R. Ensminger
Violet Ensminger
Campbelltown
Irvin Wenger
Manheim
Geo. Yingst
Hershey
S. K. Shank
Deodate
Emma B. Crum
Elizabethtown
A. B. Bausman
Millersville
Michael Wagenback
Joy
Samuel Ferguson
John T. Hill
Henry Wolgemuth
Abram Zerphy
D. H. Martin
G. Hershey
Abram Witmer
Graybill
Daniel Siplin
Marietta
Bertha Siplin
Elizabethown
Benjamin .Portner
Allen Kaylor
Emma Witmer
Emma Fletcher
Ada Heiser
Dr. Simmons
Elil
Donations to Elizabethtown Home Shown by Community
Donations totaling many dollars and numerous in kind gifts flowed to a local home in Elizabethtown. Individuals from Lititz, Reinholds, Middletown, and Lancaster contributed money food clothing and other items while groups like the Kings Daughters and Church of the Brethren Sunday School visited with fruit candy and songs. The board thanks all donors for their generosity and support.
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Joseph Martin
Ephrata
H. F. Eberly
Denver
A. R. Keller
Lititz
George Seiders
Middletown
Reinholds
C. D. Dandan
Fredericksburg
Jimma Whunsecker
Myerstown
Tillie Russell
Zion Home
Elizabethtown
Isaac Gress
Long & Co
Wenger
Addison C. Felker
Fetter
D. M
T. J. Smith
Annville
BE. W. Millersy
Lebanon
T. Bumgardner
Sadie J. Light
J. I. Weaver
Lund
Lancaster
Livibaker
C. S. Zartman
H. H. Hershey
Plants Bros
J. Munmmert
E. H. Borstle
Voganville
Martindale
Hinkletown
Farmersville
I. W. Arandt
Norman Crmmyn
Samuel Demmy
Wim. Dupes
William Smith
Eli Wolgermuth
Filerhethtown
Harry Seisey
Elzabethtown
Oliver Hite
Eli Hoover
Menno Wolgemuth
Friends of the Home
Samuel Heisey
Alb Lon Kaylor
Aaron Hoffman
A. A. Abele
Jacob Prescot
Henry Greiner
Elmer Beill
Abram Witmer
Sister In Faith
George Lichty
Matthew Brinser
Bro
J. K. Freymyer
Eizabethtown
Ira Rohrer
R. D
Gunzenhauser Bakery
Clayton Rudy
T. Hollinger
Manheim
Kings Daughters
Litite
Church of the Brethren Sunday School
SAYS LITTLE BUT DOES MUCH
The clerk of the British house of commons is appointed by the prime minister with a salary of £ 2,000 a year. This official sits at the upper end of the table, wears a wig and gown, keeps records, signs orders, and reads documents. He controls staff and manages many details of business and acts as the speaker's principal adviser. He is the authoritative guide on procedure and rules, usually quiet and unobtrusive. The role is a personal distinction and a recognition of eminent capacity, especially when a new speaker is elected.
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House of Commons
Tis
Fia
Bank Account for Baby and Trade Routes Through Lhasa
A thrift magazine essay urges parents to open a weekly bank account for their newborns with compound interest projections over ten, fifteen, and twenty years. It also summarizes Asia Magazine content on Lhasa caravan trade, yak suitability, and Tibetan customs, followed by a note from American Forestry Magazine explaining the distinction between gormand and gourmet.
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Cecelia Anthony
Thrift Magazine
Lhasa
Aden
Icieles
Marieetta Neff
Asia Magazine
American Forestry Magazine
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Marcus Sheetz
Marian
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K. Bomberger
Amos L. Risser
Rosa Singer
H. Yorum
J. M. Bomberger
Peter Landis
Bushong
Upper Leacocktow
Landis Valley Mennonite Church
Calvin
Harris
Samuel FP
Ruth
Chicago Journal
Op-Tom-E-Trist
State Board of Optometry
Hep Op-Tom-E-Trist
Scott’s Bookstore
Bender’s Meat Market
Ham
Adam
East Main St
Cc. S. Zartman
Praviveriva
Tva Viveriva Ia Rivetrery
Eby
Eby's Mill
Lititz, Pa
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Linden St
Cedar St
First Ave
Valentine Brobst
Helen B. Grosh
Trimmer
Seaman
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