Rothsville Items Regular Thursday Morning Program
The Thursday morning program at the school featured songs and a Sophomore Quartette with performers Sylvia Knox Marguerite Long Anna Bomberger and Pauline Carpenter. Other pieces included Thanatopsis read by Anna Eberly Biography of Benjamin Franklin presented by Edith Smith and a Humorous Paper by Louella Koehler.
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Song
Sylvia Knox
Marguerite Long
Anna Bomberger
Pauline Carpenter
Anna Eberly
Benjamin Franklin
Edith Smith
Louella Koehler
Rothsville High School Beats Paradise 48 to 29
The Rothsville High School basketball team, under director Mr. Levin, defeated Paradise 48 to 29 in a lively varsity matchup. On Saturday night Rothsville then fell 28 to 27 to Lititz High in a tight, early-season sting.
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Rothsville High School
Levin
Paradise
Rothsville
Lititz High School
Nuns Run Orphan Asylum Fire and Local Incidents Reported
Reports from across the state cover a 500 boy orphanage fire response at St John s Orphan Asylum where nuns supervised amid 100 feet high flames. Other items note tolls review at Clark s Ferry Bridge, a fatal heater fire of an elderly man, a bull related fatality, a fatal rail crossing accident, and damages awarded in a motorcycle collision suit near Johnstown.
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Philadelphia
St. John’s Orphan Asylum
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Clark’s Ferry Bridge
Susquehanna River
Top Themed References Across Classical Literature
The passage surveys references to tops in ancient and medieval texts noting Greek terms for tops, including the whirring and humming varieties. It mentions Homer and claims tops were known in Mugland as early as the fourteenth century.
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Mugland
Just a Suggestion on Quick Shaving Method
A writer in London Opinion suggests inventors create a one minute shaving method rather than ten. One idea is to use a blowtamp to swiftly run around the face.
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London Opinion
The Greater Hero by H. Fowler Quotation
A reflective line on courage and perseverance. It contrasts a successful effort with a failed attempt that continues despite adversity, highlighting the moral of steadfast endurance.
Strength From Our Own Use of Power
A brief reflection on gaining strength through personal action not external influence. The text urges using the powers within us to determine our level of strength or weakness.
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Solomon Irvin
Norwich Township
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