Thanksgiving and New Orleans Exposition Reflections
The piece discusses Thanksgiving customs from ancient Israel to New England and Pennsylvania, urging universal participation in gratitude to Jehovah. It then highlights the New Orleans Exposition, praising Southern revival and predicting a grand fair rivaling Philadelphia 1876 with strong Northern merchant interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Temple
Israel
Dan
Beersheba
Holy
Jerusalem
Second Temple
Constantine
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
Great Britain
Church of Rome
New England
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
North
Philadelphia
Crescent City
Bricker Exposition Excursion Promoted Amid Holiday Hopes
Enterprising citizen Captain John R Bricker plans a local excursion to a grand Exposition between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The note highlights appeals for youth pleasures and gifts while acknowledging gloom in large cities and hopeful signs for a brighter future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Bricker
Sketches of Samuel Lichtentheeler Lititz cabinet maker and hotel owner
The article recalls Samuel Lichtentheeler of Lititz, long a prominent cabinet maker and later proprietor of the Lititz Springs Hotel. It notes his early life in Lincoln New Ephrata and his skilled workshop in Lititz around 1848 with four assistants, highlighting his teaching ability and the high quality of work from furnitures to tables and bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lichtentheeler
Philadelphia
Lititz
Lititz Springs
Ealing
Department’ of Labor
Lancaster City
Christian Tithtentheler
Lincoln
New Ephrata
William F. Hauch
Manheiai
Samuel Ichtenthaeler
Daniel Maurer
Eugene Clewell
Chambers Hahn
Martin Erwin
Revival meetings move to Millport as Oregon trip corrected
Last week a misstatement mislocated photographer Losch from Oregon to Neffsville and should have Petersburg. Evangelicals hold revival meetings at Millport after an eight to ten day run in Oregon, yielding about eighteen to twenty converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losch
Neffsville
Oregon
Petersburg
Millport
Patagonia
Women and Girls Ready Made Clothing Debate
Joan Wanamaker argues that women and girls require different ready made clothing than men and boys. She outlines evolving language and market needs, notes fashion touches shape, and urges store home delivery and gradual expansion of offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priladelpria
Ladien Dymmpe
Ivergatinenta
God
Tedr
Middle Market Street
Joan Wanamaker
Shistom
Thirteenth Arid Market Street
City Hall Square
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Sebee
Saszengeg
Worning
Eeeer
J. F. Buc
America
Nicholas
Friands
Arcorp
Brich
von Pefferdahl
Der
Artzenei Peddler
Pefferdahe
Herr Buch
Setza
Schnehbergher
Niesa
Herr Gott
Glick
Bob Gusht
Warehuioh
Fang
Oregon and Vicinity
Jwen
Pe Broker, Esq
Flaw
Lancaster
East
King Street
Euso Hore
Arch Street
Phildelphia
Streob Wa
Swan Hotel Hall
Rowtisvilla, PA
Beason
T. A. Milchsack
Lititz, Pa
Bhurrae
Santa Claus
Appel's
Jewelry & Santa Claus
Main Streey
Stump's Store
Wwoolen
Irmantown Wool
Ae, Ee, Sey
Rts
Adies
Wea
Tomms Beeryhildren
Adies da
Warnet
Stump
Job, Broad. and
Orange Sts., Lititz
Barris’ By
Roar
Ant
SIHD
Harris Remec
North 10Th One Montes Treatwent
Bos Temparizs
Hemuauni
Joel
Ayold
Cage & Eeerarers
Chomalatee
Louth
Anamaker's
Brussels
Hager
King St
Saxony
Dey
Wolsery
Powers
Warner
Madame Foys
Asus
Fry
Main St
L. Shelly
A. L. Shelly
Broad Street
Web
Phares W. Fry
North Queen ST
Lancaster Pa
Burger & Sutton
Center Square
Avery
Lancaster, Pa
J. B. Martin , CO
Tapestry
Body
J.B. Martin & CO
Col. West King and Prince Streets
EDW
J. Zahm
Zahm
Sauer Kraut
Ron
Ssaturday Eve’ng
York County
Winterstown
York
Adress
Nathan Blake
George St
York, Pa
Vvsa
Tangester
Strawbridge & Clothier
Eighth
Market Streets
V. D. Stauffer
the Peoples’ Hat Store
D. Stauffer & Ct
North Queen Street
Successora TO Shults. & Bro
City of
Delbos
John Sides
Boot and Shoe Store
Eprlett
L. Delbo
Gents
CREAR
Ganteed
Diffenderfer
Martin’ Rudy
KING
Cer
Centre Aquaire
W. King
St. Send
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