Ready Made Clothing and Piece Goods Offered
Local retailer promotes warm ready made clothing for fall and winter and highlights an elegant line of piece goods for home made suits. The ad emphasizes comfort and quality and invites customers to browse the selection.
Fall Overcoats and Warm Weather Wardrobe
A long list of spring and fall weights including rain coats medium in weight, plain and striped options, popular shawl collar chichillas in blue or gray from a leading eastern clothing house. The assortment covers hats caps shirts ties collars suspenders gloves hosiery underwear suits cardigan jackets sweater coats and related dress or workwear items with competitive pricing. The seller touts thirty eight years of experience in serving customers.
Town News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Reunions
Howard Merkley of Palmyra elected clerk at Keystone National Bank Manheim. A York packer buys 1914 Washingtonboro tobacco crops at 16 to 20 cents per pound. Maytown seeks trolley links to Marietta and Lanaster county system. Christian Bucher Rapho planted five seed potatoes yield 7 pecks in 1918 and 40 bushels last year. Mount Joy fire insurance shows $100000 policy by Charlie Zeller. Dr I H Betz to lecture at Penryn Lutheran church. born nearby 76 years ago with ancestors buried in the local cemetery. Manheim Burgess H H Berntheizel resigns. no successor yet. Elizabeth Schmidt Eden township goes to Germany to nurse wounded soldiers. Major J W Yocum long-time Columbia Spy publisher. neighbor W Hayes Grier runs Columbia Independent. Abraham Ruth of Salisbury Ind back to old home at 79 after 61 years away. McClain League youth baseball fund balance $569.79 preceding a Washington D C trip to view Congress.
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Howard Merkley
Palmyra
Rapho Township
Keystone National Bank
Manheim
York
Washingtonboro
Havana
Maytown
Marietta
Lancaster County
Christian Bucher
Rapho
Big Mount Joy
Charlie Zeller
Mount Joy
I. H. Betz
Penryn Lutheran Church
Betz
H. H. Berntheizel
Elizabeth Schmidt
Eden Township
Germany
J. W. Yocum
Columbia Spy
W. Hayes Grier
Columbia Independent
Abraham Ruth
Salisbury
Ind
Hart Township
McClain League
Washington, D. C
Congress
Sticky feet of the fly explained by microscopic hairs
The article explains that a housefly bears its weight through 1600 to 2000 tiny hairs on each leg. Each hair leaves a grease spot on surfaces, allowing adhesion on glass or ceilings. The fly also accumulates dust and must clean its feet daily to stay mobile.
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Men of
Science
Bibliothek der Unterhaltung Und Des Wissens
Ground War Painting Remnant Noted on Street Door
An old country couple in town on a holiday noticed above a stair door the inscription James Simpson Ground War and the woman exclaimed it resembled a steam roller run deathly scene. The fragment appears in the London Mail as a curious local street sighting.
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James Simpson
London Mail
Tow Shall I Express My Sentiments Toward You
A fragment from a London Telegraph item shows a flirtatious exchange where a young man asks to convey his feelings in writing and the woman replies that written words remove any chance of evasion. The tone suggests a light social vignette.
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Ma Tenerly
London Telegraph
Unclear Cobble Text Shows Conflicting Narratives
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a dispute with opposing viewpoints. The garbled line suggests a misinterpretation or miscommunication between speakers. No verifiable names, dates, or places are readable to ground a fuller summary.
Lititz and Moravians as an Ideal Spot and Brethren Heritage
The Wayfarer lauds Lititz Moravians in Lancaster County, noting the Lititz springs, church quadrangle, Linden Hall Seminary, and historic houses. It highlights the choir system, cemetery, and wartime hospital link, plus distinct room company living for girls, and praises Lititz pretzels and simple faith as peace for the weary.
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California
John A. Sutter
Lititz
Wesley
Bethlehem
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
King’s Daughters
Linden Hall Seminary
Wayfarer
Boston
Charles Lamb
Wheat sowing for 1915 begins in region
The 1915 crop seeding starts this week with August and September sewing obsolete due to Hessian fly. It is estimated 140000 acres will be sown needing 280000 bushels of grain valued at 2 dollars per bushel.
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Springs Hotel
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