Advertising rates and submission terms in the Record
Rates for various advertisement lengths are listed with prices for 2 weeks to 1 year. Transient ads must be prepaid and delivered by Wednesday noon. Job work offered neatly and promptly. communications to the RECORD OFFICE, ??? Lane, Co., Pa.
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O'S
Ittta Lane
Ralph Advances to Nazareth Foundry Superintendent
Ralph Fry of Nazareth was appointed superintendent of the Nazareth Foundry and Machine Company and began his duties on Monday. Fry has long been with the plant, earned advancement by merit, and is a Drexel Institute graduate from Philadelphia. He previously worked for the Pennsylvania Cement Company and hails from Lititz.
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Ralph Fry
Nazareth
Nazareth Foundry & Machine Company
Fry
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Cement Company
Lititz
Life of the Sun Will Warm Earth for Millions of Years
Harper's Weekly reports on solar heat: the sun loses heat by particle fall, its radius shrinks about 150 meters annually, and it will heat Earth for millions more years. Radium and helium presence are cited as heat sources, with radium capable of raising water from ice to liquid per hour.
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Harper's Weekly
Sunflowers Provide Unlikely Battle Armor Aid and More
The sunflower supplies pithy stalk blocks that absorb water and seal battleship hull breaches between steel walls. It also yields cigar aids, edible oil from the seeds, seed cake for cattle or poultry, honey from blossoms, a yellow dye, and silky fiber from stalks. Chinese use stalks for fuel and potash. the plant is believed in New England to keep malaria away, and blossoms allegedly follow the sun though not true.
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Russia
Theo
New England
London Telegraph misquotation targets a terse courtroom exchange
A fragment from the London Telegraph shows a magistrate silencing a witness who insists on telling the truth. The judge indicates that the truth is not desired in court, revealing a curt exchange that emphasizes control over courtroom narrative.
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London Telegraph
Post graduate biology query in Pittsboro wit
Ominous spoken exchange asks if a daughter may pursue a postgraduate biology course. The father answers cautiously, inquiring what the girl wants to buy first. The brief quip reflects a local Pittsboro Post style on humor and intention.
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Pittsboro Post
Unclear Quotation About Whales and Strokes
Fragmentary note references a Kansas fisherman claim about a catish tomcat and stroking, plus a quip about stroking a whale to hear it spout. Mentions Kansas City Star and Cleveland Filmin Dealer with garbled phrasing and stray letters. No coherent event or dates.
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Kansas
Kansas City Star
Cleveland Filmin Dealer
Man Killed on Railroad Near Manheim
Augustus Rapp, 65, German farm worker for Cornelius Kreider in Penn township near Manheim, was struck and killed by passenger train No. 7 on Saturday evening. Investigated by Deputy Coroner J. B. Stroh, death ruled accidental. Body sent to county almshouse.
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Manheim
Augustus Rapp
Cornelius Kreider
Penn Township
Lancaster
Rapp
Philadelphia
Delaware
J. B. Stroh
J. D. Hershey
First Fall Fashions Bow at Easter and Cochran Opening
The Easter and Cochran store unveils Fall fashions across departments. Millinery showcases hats from plain to elaborately trimmed styles, with many under 5 dollars. Men's wear and floor displays feature tailored suits, dresses, coats, and new fabrics plus art goods and accessories. Music by Youngs Piano Parlors tops the shopping mood.
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Poster & Cochran's
Festival at Clay Promises Fun and Music Evening
A grand festival is planned in Clay on Saturday evening, Sept 23, under Clay Circle No 68 Brotherhood of America. The event offers varied entertainments and music by the Mt Airy cornet band, with all welcome to enjoy an evening of fun.
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Clay
Clay Circle No. 68
Brotherhood of America
Mt. Airy Cornet Band
Public sale notices printed at RECORD Office
A list of sales with bills printed at the RECORD Office and notices in the RECORD. Auctions include farms near Warwick township, Ephrata, Millport, Lime Rock, Akron station, East Hanover, Warwick, Hinckerville, Clay Township, Pine Hill, and properties of deceased owners. Dates span Sept to Oct with multiple parcels of land, livestock, and personal property offered by executors and agents.
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Warwick
Zook’s Mill
Millway
Ocealicn
H.H Minnich
A. &. Gibbel
Jacob
Minnich
Wriday
Ephrata
Deming
Milter’s Row
Susan Breilegeit
West Orange Street
Tatita
Harry Eb, Hacker
Millport
Warwick Township
Caroline Adams
Lime Rock
Penn Tno
H.R Gibbes
Jacob Leitzinger
Akron Station
Lebanon
Lancaster County
H. N. Wolf & Sons
East Hanover Township
Lebanon County
H. H. Gingrich
J. W Hershey
P. J. Rosbuck
Clay Typ
Hopeland
Elias K. Kinek
Pine Hill
David Intlinger
Ammon
Fremont
Follinger
Warwick Twp
Rothsville
Monroe H. Greenly
Saturda
Springs Ole
Re ’ Bender
Bas Main Street
W. K. Bender
Rastes
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