Father 10 Wed Son's Sweetheart in New York Tale
Henry George Deppe of Palmerton near Allentown travels to Ellis Island to wed Madame Julie Vennet from France after her heart was won by his son Lieut Arlington Deppe. Immigrant authorities initially refused landing but intervened. the wedding hinges on approval and future plans for the couple.
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Deppe
Rvesilar
Dora
Dijon
Madame Vyennat
Vivan
New York
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Alvington
Denpa, Sr
Eleet
Keilis Island
Demblain
France
Pierre Bellorgette
Trisolor
Arlington Deppe
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Henry George Ilespe
Madame Jae Vennet
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Ellis Island
Henry George Deppe
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New York Tribune
SA Shim
George Henry
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Julie Vennet
Tripoli
Lancaster County Baseball League Organizes with Five Clubs
Five of six clubs expressed interest and attended a meeting in Ephrata to form a Lancaster County baseball league. W K Fishborn of Ephrata was named temporary president and Tally M Murray of Brownstown elected secretary. Manheim may join. a 24 game schedule is likely. repairs and new stands and fields are planned in towns with teams.
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Lancaster County Baseball League
Hell
Recorder
Lancaster County League
Who Can Afford a Car An Old Magazine Question
An overlooked motor article compares incomes and car prices by region. It claims a rural earner of about 1600 yearly can buy a 600 car with 400 annual upkeep while city readers need 2800 to maintain a 700 car. It notes suburban and rural standards vary by income and car size.
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Motor Magazine
Do You Want More Eggs Try This Feed Mixture
The article describes a poultry feed mix used at a Pennsylvania poultry farm. It lists dry mash ingredients including corn meal, ghiten feed, middlings, scrap, and beef scrap, with grain fed before dark and a wet mash at moon made from boiled oats and the same components.
Night Watchman Logs 10950 Miles in 15 Years at Denver Mill
John P B Gacker, a night watchman at a Denver silk mill, has walked 10 950 miles over fifteen years of service. He has climbed and descended countless stairs and is 82 years old.
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John PB. Gacker
Denver
Wild Geese Spotted On Susquehanna River
Residents of Marietta awoke to a strange noise as several flocks of wild geese appeared on the Susquehanna River. Rivermen say the sight is an unusual omen and may signal an early spring.
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Marietta
Susquehanna River
Franklin and Marshall honors at 1921 commencement
Lancaster city and county will be represented on the Franklin and Marshall College seniors honor roll for the June 1921 commencement. The salutatory oration, the third honor, goes to Samuel FH Imboden of Elizabethtown. Read the Record.
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Lancaster City
Franklin and Marshall College
Samuel FH. Imboden
Elizabethtown
Sleeping sickness cases shock Berks county around Boyertown
There were two fatalities and several near blackouts from the so called sleeping illness in Berks county near Boyertown. Jacob Y. Cleaver 70 of Fishers Crossing and Mrs. George M. Reppert 33 near Manatawney died after drifting into deep sleep. A 14 year old girl Helen Snyder from Kutztown also collapsed in school and fell asleep at her desk.
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Boyertown
Sclyal
Helen Snyder
Kutztown
South Lyle
Inghalls Tribute To Grass In Nature and Renewal
Fragmented prose reflects on grass as nature's forgiveness and shelter after death. Vision of fields reclaiming battlegrounds, roads, and forests as grass grows, restoring life as winter yields to spring. The piece evokes earth, blessing, and renewal through grass.
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Slot Minnie Wilds Hess
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Naturte
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Jali Fames Uyaa
Religion and Everyday Life Reflected in School Teachings
The piece argues religion is not separate from life but influences daily and social norms. It critiques teachers preaching religious ideas in schools while suggesting true faith lies in kindness and restraint rather than dogmatic certainty.
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Bens
Felrite
Memory Tricks and Dramas in a Tangled Tale
Recios offers memory tips from Gerad Memory to a domestic named Rese, claiming a mind that never lies and can recall all details. The dialogue touches on memory training, appearances, and a rivaling feud paused by bankruptcy proceedings that may force a fresh start.
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Chicken War and French Onion Recipes From 1921 Era
A fragmentary 1921 kitchen spread lists dishes like Chicken War with celery noodles, oysters in chicken gravy, baked chicken with milk gravy, and French onions. It notes preparation steps such as parboiling and assembling fillings, buttered toast, and melting cheese, all in a period cooking voice.
Pound Cake And Variants From A Themed Recipe
A fragmentary historic recipe excerpt describes a pound cake method with butter sugar yolk whites and flour, noting melting butter, creaming, and folding steps. It also outlines Persian Cake with jam layers and decorative icing and mentions Crullers fried and sugared as a separate item.
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Nick
Hats Sparkle in Spring Millinery Trends Across City Shops
Aldermanic shops begin to hum as women seek spring headwear. A group of five hats illustrates new styles with cellophane crowns, veils, lace, flowers, and beads. Turbans, black braids, and embroidered crepe de chine shapes showcase the season’s sparkling, medium-sized trends.
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