Turkeys Bring High Price at Farm Sale in Annville
At a sale on William Lettich's farm between Annville and Palmyra turkeys sold for 4 0 3 cents per pound. The item notes other local happenings from Florida trips by Hoitor and Mrs I O Nissley to Meadville theft of a porter’s pay to long fruit belts near Jonestown and centenarians in Crawford county.
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William Lettich
Annville
Palmyra
Hoitor
I. O. Nissley
Middletown
Florida
Havana
Meadville
Sozt
Lebanon Valley Electric Company
Jonestown
Upton
Franklin County
Charles Klinger
Lattimer
Washington
Klinger
Samuel B. Coles
Lykens Standard
Coal Dale Hospital
Frankie
Harry Houser
Summit Hill
Bloomsburg
Albert Rhodemeyer
Earl Heeter
Johnstown
Geraldine May Heeter
Geraldine May
Crawford County
Hannah Lowman
Linesville
Phoebe Coburn
Randolph Township
William G. Welsh
David Wishart
Lydia Craighead
Louisin Sadler
Kigullinger
Parcel post spreads gifts and oddities across the nation
A curiously wide array of parcels post items circulates from Texas to Quarryville including butter honey and dressed chickens. Fresh sausage and even an alarm clock are part of mail exchanges as dramatized by a humorous jumble of remarks about parcel post and stage life.
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Parcel Post
Quarryville
Texas
Lancaster
Oddities and Performances Prompt Linden Hall Night
A garbled carnival of lines hints at a medical removal joke, a poet, a staged wedding, and a street performer with magic props. The readable fragment promotes a Saturday March 8 Linden Hall Auditorium event featuring Rain Brush The Great and a lineup of misheard quips and acts.
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Brush the Great
Linden Hall
The Country Lawyer A Legal View of Him as the Slave of His Clients
A republican era column quizzes the rural lawyer stereotype. It argues lawyers in country districts resemble servants of entire communities, bound by long hours and constant calls, describing client dependence and the push for constant vigilance from dawn to dusk.
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Almond G. Shepard
Gallant Soldier Requests Blanket for Comrade in Death
A dying Sir Ralph Abercromby aboard the Foudroyant asks to learn the owner of a soldier's blanket. He learns it belongs to Duncan Roy of the Forty-second and commands the blanket be given to him that night, honoring a comrade's welfare.
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Ralph Abercromby
Aboukir
Duncan Roy
Ralph
Black Opals and Rare Film Reflections
Black opals appear almost misnomers with dark bodies and flashing colors across the spectrum. Some show harlequin and peacock patterns while others shift from red to green in changing light. A rare film inquiry from Cincinnati Times-Star echoes the era's curiosities and humorous snippets.
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Turner Paiuteil
Ruskin
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