Hazleton Passes Goats Tethering Law and Citywide Arrests
Hazleton mayor orders police to arrest owners whose goats roam freely. Goats have eaten tin cans and invaded gardens on the outskirts. In Middletown Edward D Wise, 6 feet 4 inches tall and 425 pounds, dies. a special coffin and eight pallbearers used. Coatesville steel magnate J S Worth dies leaving over 20 million plus large estate and trusts to employees. rest to brother W P Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
James G. Harvey
Middletown
Edward D. Wise
Coatesville Steel
J. S. Worth
Coatesville
West Chester
Worth's
W. P. Worth
Prize Lottery Close Call and Job Reversion
Northumberland man Giuseppe Antoinnuchi believed he won ten thousand dollars in a thought Helon lottery prize but learned a misprint leaving him one number short. He cancelled a planned party and asked to return to his job after the error was clarified. A separate note recalls Peter Mumma selling land to Jacob Zook a century ago in West Earl with a deed not recorded until now. George Baker of Maytown claims a 12 cylinder engine can run a week on a gallon, develop 250 horsepower, be noiseless and submerge with ease. Howard and Mary Stauffer of Lancaster travel by motorcycle to the Pacific Coast, plan to visit Kansas and Yellowstone, then return through Texas and Florida, carrying camping gear and relying on no hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiseppe Antoinnuchi
Northumberland
Peter Mumma
West Earl Township
Jacob Zook
Jacob
Recorder’s Office
George Baker
Maytown
Howard E. Stauffer
Lancaster
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Yellowstone National Park
Texas
Florida
Father of 13 Children Arrested for Chicken Theft
George Ressler living near the Berks county line was arrested by Berks officers on chicken theft charges. He allegedly carried on a year long business of stealing birds with one dealer purchasing about 8000 chickens. Ressler, father to 13, resides on a West Cocalico farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ressler
Berke
Lancaster
Lebanon
Berks County
Ressler
West Cocalico
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Lititz Resident
Mrs L G Roth of 2020 Broad St Lititz testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her back and loins pain and sleepless nights. She recalls fatigue and eye specks before treatment and says she hasn’t needed a kidney remedy since. Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Subscribe for the Record $1.50 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lititz
L. G. Roth
Broad St
Doan
Farmers Calendar Guides Spray Plans and Tales of Roses
The farm calendar urges lime sulfur spraying for codling moth and red bugs in northern counties this week, with nicotine sulfate adds for strength. It covers peach borers, cabbage maggots control, and warns on soil banks around treated trees. It notes Hog Forage crops, caponizing, and Manheim’s Feast of Roses on June 11. It ends with a playful note on 13s in American symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Pennsylvania Agriculture
Special YMCA Educational Privileges for service men end May 31 1922
Lancaster YMCA Educational Department expands grants for ex service men of Lancaster city and county to pursue studies by correspondence or in resident classes. Funds come from less devoted counties, but a final award pool remains open until May 31. Grants cover half the cost with the applicant paying the other half. Apply now to Mark N. Wickert Educational Secretary at the YMCA building Orange and Queen streets Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Y M. GC. A. Educational Department
Lancaster City
Lancaster County
Mark N. Wickert
Orange and Queen Streets
Lancaster
12 year old Gilbert Haller gifts city a giant key
Gilbert Haller of Lancaster presents Mayor Musser with a brass key sixteen inches long and six pounds heavy. The key, made by the councilman’s son in his father’s foundry, symbolizes freedom and liberty for the city and will be engraved with the mayor’s name date and donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser
Lancaster
J. Gilbert Haller
Christ Haller
Gilbert
Mr. Musser
City Hall
Remarkable Old Beliefs on Thunder and Magic
The article traces how legends linked thunder and lightning to gods like Thor and Jupiter, explaining natural phenomena in ancient times. It notes later centuries casting magicians and alchemists as evil-doers, amid rumors of fiery signs and loud slander from their laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
Jove
Jupiter
Police Solve Chicken Thefts In Elm Area
An organized band of chicken thieves, blamed for losses near Manheim Elm and Penryn, was broken up after the arrest Friday morning of James Smith Robert Smith and Harry Seaman all of Elm by Troopers Goucher and Wilson. They confessed to robbing at least six hen houses averaging 35 chickens each and sold the fowl to a poultry dealer. They were jailed in Lancaster after a preliminary hearing before Squire Danner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Goucher and Wilson
Troop E
James Smith
Robert Smith
Harry Seaman
Elm
Penryn
Goucher
Wilson
Squire Danner
Lancaster
Smiths
Lititz
Morris Cohen
Umbrella Sign of Married Man in Modern Life
A quirky observed behavior notes that a married man checks two umbrellas two sticks one heavy and cheap and one better material. The piece contrasts past chivalry with present practicality noting rain and commitment reshaping couples roles and behavior.
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W. H. Buch
Liutz PA
Helon
the County
Pather
Belleau Wiods
Belleau Woods
H. Frank Eshleman
W. H.egge
D. B. Smith
D. D
Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church In America
W. N. Egge
Steigel
Thire
Geo. Washington
Warren Harding
Abe
Lincoln
Father Abraham
Massachusetts
John Paul Jones
Jefferson
Thos
Winfield Scott
Manila
Ulysses S Grant
Theo Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Y.M C. A. Educational Privivileges
Gilbert Haller
LF. van Zelm
Western Newspaper Union
Bess
Edmund
Sears
BIBL
Kansas City Star
Portland
Atlas Portland Cement
Atlas Portland Cement Company
New York
Benton—Philadelphia
Mica
Northampton
Hudson, N. Y
Leeda
Ala
Deauville
Queen St
W. W. Appel & Son
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