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September’s Fruit in the Orchard Lands of Our State
The countryside glows with peach and apple blossoms as harvest nears. Trees bend under abundant fruit with pumpkins yellowing and corn in the fields while the scent of cider, wood smoke, and peach preserves fills the air.
Drivers light on Pennsylvania roads trigger arrests and revocation
Officials of the Automobile Club report that 78 percent of Pennsylvania accidents in the first six months stem from lawbreaking drivers. Speeding and reckless driving lead, followed by driving on the wrong side or attempting to cut in. Many violators have had licenses revoked, and enforcement on highways grows stricter with aim to reduce deaths and injuries.
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Lazy Boilers New Name For Fuel Wasting Furnaces
Frarik D Miley of the Raub Supply Company defender of Weil McLain boilers urges homeowners to replace inefficient heating systems. He argues old boilers waste fuel, raising bills and harming health, and calls on the heating fraternity to educate owners about upgrading to modern equipment.
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Raub Suply Company
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Lancaster Plumbing and Healing Contractors
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Rally Planned by Young People's Council in Lancaster
The Young People's Council of Lancaster County will hold a rally Monday evening at First Reformed Church in Lancaster. Rev E. Bonsall will speak. All interested including young people, teachers, pastors, superintendents are invited to attend. The meeting begins at 8 P M.
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First Reformed Churek
Lancaster
E. Bonsall
Simple Lunches to Tempt Fickle School Appetites
A 1940s era domestic guide by Josephine Gibson outlines budget friendly, kid friendly lunch ideas for school days. It lists soups sandwiches salads and fruit based dishes, with simple steps and measurements for busy mothers to prepare nutritious meals.
Fresh Frozen Orange Juice Delivered For Breakfast Use
In Tampa Florida a new industry offers fresh verong juice processed from pine oranges. The juice is mashed, peeled, squeezed by machine, partially frozen under vacuum to prevent oxidation, and packed in half pints pints and quarts in paraffined cartons, then frozen solid in a low temperature room.
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Renovating a Very Old Bathroom on a Budget
An enthusiast explains how to transform a dated bathroom with minimal cost. Key changes include a modern white toilet seat, white walls, black and gray wallpaper, white wainscoting, a green rug, a white bathroom stool, cherry red and jade green shelves, and rubberized sheet curtains. The piece emphasizes practicality and affordable styling to revive a "Gay Nineties" room.
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Dress Up Fish Dishes With Flavorful Sauces
Household guide promotes frequent fish meals and flavorful sauces. It outlines methods for baked fish with tartar sauce, baked white fish with tomato sauce, mashed potatoes with tomato ketchup, and several mock Hollandaise and Malernaise-style sauces. Instructions include seasoning, wrapping with bacon, and baking steps.
Japanese Fan Dessert Delights with Pineapple Entrée
A dated, recipe rich item describes two pineapple based desserts. First a Japanese Songflé style bake with crushed Hawaiian pineapple butter sugar and eggs, baked until set and served with cream for six. The second dessert combines sponge cake pan frying with pineapple and banana notes, finished with whipped cream and a pineapple graham cream layer for eight.
War time anti aircraft demonstration at Stevens Park draws 7000
Ephratha Cloister Post of the American Legion presented a war time anti aircraft demonstration at Stevens Amusement Park. Battery F of the 218th Coast Artillery led by Captain Carson Stover staged maneuvers with 150 men and two aeroplanes. About 10 000 pounds of ammunition were fired as gunners simulated repelling a bombing raid.
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American Legion
Stevens Amusement Park
218Th Coast Artillery
Carson Stover
Lancaster
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Gaynor and Farrell Star in Merely Mary Ann at Manheim
Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell headline the feature Merely Mary Ann at the Manheim Auditorium, booked for Monday and Tuesday. The pairing, long a screen favorite, is touted as one of the best performances by the duo.
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Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrel
Mary Ann
Manheim Auditorium
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