Farmers form Harrisburg co operative marketing group
From Harrisburg area farmers organize a produce company on the cooperative plan to market field and orchard products with organization to be effected in Harrisburg. A bear sighting near Fountain Inn follows chestnutting by Altoona men. Grandfather clocks draw purchase in Lebanon County as Ulrich buys one for 48 dollars. A Hollidaysburg clergyman receives a thank you note instead of a fee after a wedding. West Huntingdon schoolboys receive spanking for mobbing a principal. Juniata Valley praised for autumn colors by Lewistown Daily Sentinel. Middletown group plants eight bushels of wild rice seed for duck feed on the Susquehanna. A barn-raising near Salera Church in Cumberland County replaces a lightning-destroyed barn, drawing 120 farmers in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
D. W. Quackenbush
Berwick
Harrisburg
George Rhodes
Louis Conrad
John Fay
John Steindel
Harry Burns
Altoona
Fountain Inn
Valentine D. Ulrich
West Myerstown
Lebanon County
Annville
Ulrich
Hollidaysburg
West Huntingdon School
Lewistown
Susquehanna
Simon Eberly
Hampden Township
Salera Church
Cumberland County
The Wife and Mother
A cheerful wife and mother is a safe harbor and beacon guiding her family through life. A woman's brave attitude helps bear burdens, strengthens resolve, and elevates her influence beyond the home to state and society.
Marred Festivities At Old Jones Party In New York Mail
The New York Mail reports Old Mr and Mrs Jones hosted their annual party with Mr Jones delivering a long speech praising decades of harmony. Their guests include a sleeping Mother and a sharp-tongued wife as tensions surface during the celebration. Separately Joseph A Stott, once employed in Lancaster, was convicted of murdering Blanche King Taylor on Harrisburg streets last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Tilly
Samuel
Joseph A. Stott
Lancaster
Blanche King Taylor
Harrisburg
The Human Skin Color as Climate Change Proof
A New York Times article outlines Professor Lionel Lytle's theory that human skin color evolved from a brownish yellow ancestral hue due to glacial climate. As peoples migrated to different climates, skin tones lightened or darkened, with tropics favoring darker skin and temperate, humid regions yielding lighter skin. Climate and light intensity drive ongoing changes in skin color across populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Lytle
Asia
Africa
Europe
Syde
Tropics
Sudan
Globe
Professor Lytle
Lytle
Professor Lyde
New York Times
Not Consistent. Wages and marriage debated in witty exchange
A fragment quotes a dialogue mocking marriage and wages with a quip about alimony. It features a soldier and a sharp remark about wages, suggesting social tensions and humorous contention over finances and marriage.
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Watchmaker
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P. & R. Depot Penna
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W. H. Muth & Co
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Decker and
Janssen
Jansse
J. B. Young & Son
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Happy Voices
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Ninth Ave
Grand Rapids
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Maine
Oregon
Michigan
Ayer
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Lancaster Trust Co
Queen St
Lancaster, Pa
Tion, LL Hay Brown
John D. Liktles
John Hertzler
Honin D. Siktles
Herbert
Mtfler
Mellinger
Joman
Graybill
N. OW
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H.W. Hartman
John Hertaler
John A. Nauman
John B. Miller
J.T. Breneman
J. WH. Weaver
Fulton Studio
AMOS
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S. M. Huber
M. Bowman
Rothsville
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Filbert’s
George Filbert
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E. C. Ritchie Railroad Restaurant
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Leading Farmers’ Hotel
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