Elizabethtown Collision Injures Teen at Harrisburg Pike
Elizabethtown 15 year old Elizabethtown girl Elizabeth Nye is hospitalized after a machine she rode in side-swiped another vehicle and crashed into a tree near Mt. Joy. Driver George Shirk received minor injuries while the other operator, Leon Alleman, was uninjured.
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Elizabethtown
Elizabeth Nye
Marietta
Lancaster General Hospital
Harrisburgh Pike
Mt. Joy
George A. Shirk
Workman
John A. Aumon
State Highway Patrol
Shirk
Lancaster
Leon Alleman
Manheim
Tanlac claims cure for stomach trouble and weight gain
Mrs. Fred Westin of Portland Oregon testifies Tanlac cured her three year stomach trouble and helped her gain 27 pounds after three years of suffering. The ad describes Tanlac as a natural herbal remedy aiding indigestion gas pains dizziness and headaches with no mineral drugs and promises a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Taniac
Fred Westin
E. 57Th St. North
Portland
Ore
Tanlac
Ancient Pewter Tablet Claimed Oldest Pewter Find
The Field Museum of Chicago reports a tablet of pewter found in a Chinese tomb dating to around A D 85. The artifact is described as the oldest pewter piece yet known.
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Field Museum
Chicago
Curly-Haired Whites Race Classification Claim
The passage asserts humans are divided into three hair types straight woolly and curly with the white race placed in the curly haired group. It presents a simplistic racial categorization based on hair texture rather than biological diversity.
Honor From Within Not From Others Opinions
A compact reflection on inner honor versus external judgment. The quote emphasizes self-derived integrity over the validation of others, urging personal principle as true honor. Coleridge’s thought anchors the message in a timeless moral standard.
Unlucky Word Quote Prompt Carlyle Paraphrase
A fragment quotes Thomas Carlyle stating that the word unlucky is not a lucky term and warns that poor outcomes follow those who use it frequently during their month. The line reflects a Victorian tone on superstition and fate.
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Carlyle
Local social rounds span Lexington area Sunday visits
Mr and Mrs Morris Carpenter and daughters visited Walter Eby of Hopeland. Grace Mease stayed with Miriam Habecker of Denver. Numerous calls followed across Lititz, Bind-in-Hand, Hallville, Ephrata and Brunnerville as families gathered, celebrated birthdays, and welcomed guests including Esther Markley from Elizabeth town College.
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Morris Carpenter
Margaret
Pauline
Walter Eby
Hopeland
Grace Mease
Miriam Habecker
Denver
Charles Beer
Harry Beer
Lititz
Menno Stoner
Aaron and
George
Isaac Stoner
Mildred Carpenter
R. N
Paul Meiskey Lancaster
William Hyle
Rothsville
Samuel Young
Landis Greider
Jean
Joe Greider
Martha
Manheim
Clay Breitigan
Meiley
Jacob Holsinger
Bronnerville
Breitigan
Tilden Meiley
Amanda
Mabel
Ephrata
John Milton
Harry Tobias
Myerstown
Henry Mease
J. F. Shultz
Liogd Witmer and
Joshua Rollman
Esther Markley
Elizabethtown College
Harvey Markley
Elmer West
Helen
Samuel Hornley
Phares West
Anna Fahnestock
Selma King
Emma Witters
Lancaster General Hospital
Mrs. S. M. Fabnestock
Around Our State: Lebanon prize winners and other notes
Lebanon High School senior girls win prizes in the eighth annual oratorical contest with Ulrich taking first on The Heritage of Books. The day also reports a missing 8 year old boy found at a church doorstep, a deadly three alarm fire at the Negley Building, and other regional notes including prison reform moves in Norristown and the resignation of Pennsylvania Banking Secretary Peter G Cameron amid admin differences.
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Lebanon
Marion
Ulrich
Woman's Club
Lebanon High School
Virginia Eagan
Catherine Ruppener
Local Social Roundup From Rock and Gerhart Homes
Sunday gatherings at the Rock and Wealand residences included a duck dinner with Lilian Whitcraft and Albert Brierly among attendees. Week’s trips covered Lebanon Sales Day and Akron church services. Emma C Wolf funeral noted in Ephrata area. writer recalls frequent visits with Alma Risser.
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Elmer Rock
Mark Wealand
Day
Hammer Creek
Lilian Whitcraft
Brickerville
Albert Brierly
Mt. Airy
Lebanon
Harvey Beck
Fleck
Akron
J. W
Emma C. Wolf
S. N. Wolf
Henry Risser
Alma
First Friction Matches Spread Across Time
Friction matches originated in 1538 and remained a transport risk into the mid 19th century, with officials deeming them too dangerous for rail travel.
Famous Tenor Volpi to Sing at the Fulton Monday
Lauri Volpi, famed Metropolitan Opera tenor nicknamed the Prince of Tenors, will give a recital next Monday night at the Fulton Theatre in Lancaster. The renowned artist is celebrated for vivid Metropolitan performances and is a leading figure among current opera stars performing in town.
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Lauri Volpi
Metropolitan Opera Company
Fulton Theatre
Lancaster
Metropolitan
Wisdom Versus Study: A Wise Talk Outweighs Ten Years
A proverb contrasts practical discourse with extensive study, stating that a single wise conversation at the table offers greater profit than a decade of book learning. The saying attributed to Longfellow emphasizes experiential insight over formal reading.
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Longfellow
Heroes of the Road Chronicle Says Heroes Are Made Not Born
San Francisco Chronicle notes courage in drivers who abandon their own vehicles to help others, framing acts of roadside bravery as deliberate choices rather than chance. Acknowledges those who step in to assist in emergencies on busy streets and highways.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Georgia Sweet Potato Crop Reaches 9.6 Million Bushels
Georgia farmers harvest more than 9,600,000 bushels of sweet potatoes each year, underscoring the crop’s importance to the state’s agriculture.
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Georgia
Prehistoric Art Debate in Kansas Gazette
The Kansas Gazette argues that cavern wall pictures may not reliably record ancient life, suggesting they could resemble prehistoric comic strip art rather than accurate history, challenging their evidentiary value.
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Arkansas Gazette
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