Route Three Longenecker's Sunday School Revival
Longenecker's Sunday School will reopen in April for the winter months as revival services led by Harry Yoder of Lancaster conclude this Sunday. The Willing Workers' Class, taught by Mrs. Ephraim Hershey, pledged offerings for the Ports Rico children. Guests entertained included Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Boyd and their Fontana and Campbellstown relatives, plus the Longenecker and Mulbair families and East Petersberg figures.
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Green and Red Hawaiian Pineapple Cocktails for Luncheon
A luncheon guide presents two cocktails using Hawaiian pineapple for digestion and zest. The Fimerald Isle Cocktail combines pineapple syrup, grapefruit, almond flavor, and green tint in eight glasses. The Red and White Cocktail blends pineapple syrup, lemon juice, sugar, white grapes, and cranberry jelly garnishes in eight glasses.
Beaus and Bells of Grandma's Time Announce event
A cast list features Chas Regennas Patsy Mastrome Paul McCloud Geo Flower Warren Newcors Randolph Bricker John Aubrecht John Huber Elmore Byler John Hertz Mary Bender Mildred Gangwi Katherine Goch Ruth Girvin Pauline Rentsch Ruth Dissinger Ruth Hackman Ruth Gochenaue Maybelle Nissley and many others as performers and announcers. The production includes Walter Light and Mrs. Walter Light, with Mrs. Gene Reedy and several family members among the participants.
Weekend social notes from local families and visitors
Miss Purella Dittman visited the Hosslers at Penry with Pauline. Berean Sunday School met at H. G. Minnichs. Nissley Rohrers of Lancaster were Sunday supper guests of Hayden Bombergers. Susan Erb accompanied Hess family and Donald to Reuben Hrd residence in Hazleton. Mrs. David Graham of Overlook visited Mrs. Thomas Erb, Sr. J. G. Mimmich and Anna Mianich visited Abram Shelly in Mastersonville. Clayton Culp and John Reist attended a wedding dinner at Andrew Culp’s for Raymond Culp of Neffsville. Elam Shenk and son John visited Landis Kreider in Smoketown.
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Nissley Rohrer
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Hayden Bomberger
Susan Erb
Charles Hess
Donald
Katie Kreider
Reuben K
Hazleton
David Graham
Overlook
Thomas Erb
J. G. Mimmich
Anna Mianich
Abram Shelly
Mastersonville
Clayton Culp
John Rei
World Famous Hoax the Gurciit Giant Unearthed
The Gurciit Giant hoax was a statue unearthed near Lafayette Indiana in October 1860. Antiquarians and paleontologists debated if it was ancient sculpture or a fossil. It was shown in many U.S. cities before being revealed as a fraud. The statue was cut from an Iowa quarry, made in Chicago, and buried in Cardiff.
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Alfalfa's Role in Ancient Cultures Revealed
Alfalfa fed ancient kings chariots in the orient and supported Babylonian wheat yields. The forage plant linked to historic agrarian success across civilizations.
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Patrick Henry Declines Multiple High Offices
Patrick Henry declined several positions including United States senator, secretary of state in Washington's cabinet, chief justice of the Supreme Court, governor of Virginia, and envoy to France. He had previously served in the Virginia legislature and as governor.
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America's World Responsibilities
H J Haas president of the American Bankers Association urges bankers to embrace global financial leadership amid new and changed problems. He argues nations recover from depressions through collective confidence and long-term effort, stressing that progress comes from cumulative actions of individuals and the ABA in guiding the financial system.
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Organ jokes and a lesson in light years
A fragmented quip about church organ jokes contrasts with an early lesson on light years. The text notes the speed of light as 186 000 miles per second and the Earth–sun distance as 499 seconds of light travel.
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Hollywood’s new code favors fitness and plain wholesome meals
Outdoor Life cites Hollywood stars embracing health over glamour. Dorothy Mackaill and Evalyn Knapp advocate endurance, balanced menus, eight hours sleep, and regular exercise to combat studio stress. Actors stress nutrition, rest, air, and simple living as public-facing essentials for success.
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Banks urged to combat gossip and protect public trust
The American Bankers Association urges banks to counter idle gossip and rumors by emphasizing mutual duties between bankers and customers. It notes banks are semipublic and deserve protection against slander, recommending use of bank slander laws and public education to safeguard community stability.
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What Can Be Done For Farmers To Reduce Costs
Farmers should abandon expectation of outside legislative aid and focus on cutting costs. They should produce more in house materials and minimize cash purchases until prices fall. The cheapest path in farming is growing their own feed and preventing others from taking their dollars.
Great Monument Moves Slight Monument Sway Observed
The Washington monument shows a perceptible sway due to a 174 foot copper wire and plummet. The apex shifts by a few hundredths of an inch from thermal expansion, measured as the structure expands in summer.
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Japanese Defense Jujutsu: Safe defense without weapons
Japanese Defense Jujutsu outlines a method that uses an opponent’s strength and weight to disable or injure him. It relies on applying pressure to unbalance, throw, or injure, and requires expert knowledge of human anatomy to counter brute force with technique.
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