Personality traits vary by task speed says Harvard tests
A Popular Science Monthly note explains that intelligence tests at Harvard show thinking and action speed reflects personality. A person may be slow in one field yet quick in another, challenging fixed self-image across activities.
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Popular Science Monthly
Administrator and Executor Notices for Weidman and Heverling Estates
Estate notices state Harry B. Weidman is administrator for Ella B. Weidman of Elizabeth Township and Amos E. Burkholder is attorney. all debts should be paid promptly and claims presented for settlement. Executrix Anni Haldeman of Solomon Heverling’s estate in Clay Township urges immediate payment and filing of claims with details to be settled.
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Elizabeth Township
Brickerville
Penna
Harry B. Weidman
Amos E. Burkholder
Solomon Heverling
Clay Township
Anni Haldeman
Lititz
Sebilla H. Brubaker
Lizzie H. Martzall
Milton H. Martzall
Manheim
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Daniel Boone Family Bible Goes to Auction in Philadelphia
At a Philadelphia book auction Daniel Boone's family Bible fetched interest for its nineteen extra pages recording births marriages and deaths of the Boone line. The volume notes Berks County origins Lincoln ancestor lines and visits by Daniel Boone his wife and son with entries dating from 1702 to 1806.
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Daniel Boone
Boone
Berks County
Reading
Berks
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Reading Country Club
Philadelphia Pike
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Wildlife reacts to snakes in Britain and abroad
The article notes that dangerous snakes are rare in Great Britain and cattle show no fear, foreign deer panic near a snake, elephants ignore snakes with their thick hide as armor, while lions and tigers run away. It is priced at $1.50 per issue.
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Weaverland Mennonite Church History in Lancaster County
The Weaverland Mennonite Congregation in Lancaster County is noted as America’s largest Mennonite church with about 1,000 members on the site of the original 1766 meeting house. Its origins trace to 1723 with the Weber brothers and early settlers who helped establish Mennonite communities across the region, including the first colonial school and early churches, plus a large cemetery established in 1792 and a history of splits and growth through the 19th century.
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Thomas Penn
Pennsylvania Historical Society of Philadelphia
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West Earl Township
Michael
New Holland
John
Christian
Mt. Joy
Abraham
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Brecknock
Peter Shirk
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Bangor
Churchtown
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Smoketown
Weaverland Settlement
Weaver Farm
George Weber
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Waterloo County
Ontario
Canada
Kitchener
Conestoga
Taxes Must Be Paid for Delinquents
Notice explains tax collection procedures including distress seizures and possible jail conveyance for unpaid taxes. It emphasizes authority of the tax collector to recover amounts due plus costs and reminds readers to use the Classified Columns of the Record.
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