Visit to Aschaffenburg and meeting Count Moltke
Herman T. Frubauf of Allentown Pa recalls a summer trip to Aschaffenburg Germany. He and friend John J. Kunkle stay at a crowded hotel and unexpectedly meet Fieldmarshal Count Moltke with his staff. The visit includes the Pompeianum and reflections on Bavarian history and architecture.
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Europe
Aschaffenburg
On the Main
Bavaria
Frankfurt
the Main
Karl
Academy
America
John J. Kunkle
Frederick
Karl Kreps
Bus
Leopold I
Frankfort
Post
von der Schuhlenburg
Fieldmarshall
Count Moltke
Germany
Austria
Moltke
Tellow
Forestry Academy
Burg
Pompei
Java
Mt. Vesu
Walhalla
Danube
Martin Tutner
Moravian
Zingendorf
Krebs
Nell Telephone Company Tells Of Rate Increases In Pa
The Nell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania will file next week with the Public Service Commission a new rate schedule that may raise charges in many cases. The schedule takes effect May 1 after 30 days notice. The company cites rising device, labor, and plant costs and a need to earn dividends to attract capital while maintaining service quality.
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Nell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Public Service Control
Karrinburg
Commission
Pennsylvania
Telephone
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Interviewing Farmers Canners About Tomato Acreage
Farmers near Quarryville begin interviews on planned tomato acreage for the coming season. Last year's profitable crop prompts many to reseed grain and some to expand, while a few who never grew tomatoes consider planting.
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Quarryville
Horse Falls Breaks Man's Leg at Diamond Station
Daniel Diehm, a farmer near Reamstowh, was injured when his horse stumbled at Diamond station, threw him, and collapsed onto him, breaking his leg in the mishap.
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Daniel Diehm
Reamstowh
Diamond Station
Single Track for Highways Favored
Communities with limited funds can still build durable permanent roads through half width single track concrete pavements. This approach raises load capacity, reduces maintenance, and allows future expansion without traffic disruption. It suits secondary routes and sparsely settled areas, not busy through routes, and has already seen over 1200 miles built in the United States.
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Teifiie
Mies
United States
Caution Needed When Changing Grass Feeding
The article warns dairymen to ease into grass changes in spring. Early grass is watery and low in milk-producing elements, so large producers should not cut grain entirely. Watch cows closely and transition slowly to prepare for higher feeding value later in summer. maintain some grain in summer rations unless feed economy demands otherwise.
Useful Plants Run Wild and Become Grave Pest
The article explains how useful plants become weeds when moved to favorable areas. Johnson grass guards levees in the South while quack grass and western wheatgrass protected railway embankments. Once spread by machinery in cultivated fields these grasses turn into pests. Seed companies may unknowingly introduce innocuous plants in trial flower seed packages that become nuisances if not controlled.
Eradicate Tuberculosis Efforts in New Mexico
Eradicate Tuberculosis New Mexico expects finding cattle disease end game cost low and tests minimal as state remains largely free. Department of Agriculture will manage nationwide effort. Many southern and southwestern regions may have notable cattle infection rates.
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New Mexico
United States Department of Agriculture
Aly
My Fairest Child Poem Echoes Life’s Grand Song
A fragmentary poetic lines from Charles Ninsey outlining a guiding lesson to a child. It urges noble deeds over dreams, framing life as a single grand song to be lived rather than merely imagined, amid somber tones of parting and mortality.
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Charles Ningsiey
Daily Food: Home Cooking From The Era Inspires Hearty Meals
The article outlines practical methods for preparing three meals daily with emphasis on flavorful, balanced dishes. It provides step by step cooking notes for beef steak Savoy and steak Savoy style dumplings, onion and pepper accents, mushroom and tomato sauce, and finishing touches with bacon and parsley.
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Simnall
Lermar
Yesmburg
Savoy
Home Style Dishes and Desserts from Tender Greens
A collection of kitchen notes and recipes including buttered green onions on toast, apple frappe with maple sauce, raisin tapioca with lemon zest, blueberry pudding using bread slices, and a ham with fried eggs. Also includes a proverb on temper and happiness from Home.
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Cyes
Improve Hunting Efforts Send Bucks to Hickory Run Preserve
The state game association with sportsmen has shipped four dehorned buck deer from Maine to the Hickory Run preserve to prevent inter herd conflicts. The recent deer season in the Poconos was strong, and indicators suggest a similarly robust season next December despite heavy snows.
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State Game Association
Hickory Run Preserve
Maine
Poconos
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Woltae
al Aschapferburg
Editor Record
Herman T. Frubauff
Allentown, Pa
Vabaper Ugiew
Gude
Breitenbach Co
Warren St
Standard
Hall
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Teleco
Worlds Land
Brant
E.B. Burkholder Elmer H. Rock
W. HE. Moth & Co. Coal, Lumber and Cement
Lititz, PA
Bell Telephone CO. OF
L. H. Kinnard
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