Candle light installation of Luther League officers
At St John’s Lutheran church a candle light installation honored Luther League officers with Helen Abel as Herald. Rev R L Kerstetter led the service while Annie Miller and Louise Harding sang Follow the Gleam. Local residents attended including Mr and Mrs Alfred Fatzinger and family visiting Millersburg.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Luther League
Helen Abel
R. L. Kerstetter
Annie Miller
Louise Harding
League
Annual Thank Offering Service of Girls Guild
The Girls Guild held its annual thank offering service at Christ Reformed Church replacing the evening sermon. Two pageants titled Counting your many blessings and Building a new world featured many participants. New members Betty Lerch Evelyn Graver Margaret Moser Dorothy Smith Eleanor Saras were welcomed and 21 girls wore church colors in closing exercises. Baptism of Luther Loren Jr. conducted by Rev. Wm. U. Helffrich at grandparents’ home in Cresco, Monroe County, followed.
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Christ Reformed Church
Helen Laubach
Leila Houser
Dorothy Bartholomew
Elizabeth S. Sencenbach
Rosa Moser
Prienship
Marion Schlegel
Nelda Haynes
Hilda Graver
Laura Laubach
Burnetta Haynes
Margaret Moser
Evelyn Graver
Hilda Ervin
Brown
Betty le
Betty Lerch
Dorothy Smith
Eleanor Saras
Harriet Leem
W. U. Helffrich
Wm. U. Helffrich
D. D
Luther Loren Jr
Luther Loren Snyder
Cresco
Monroe County
Newhard
Now I Feel Full of Pep says Lydia E Pinkham care
Advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound steadies nerves improves appetite and sleep relieves headaches and backache and makes trying days endurable urging readers to buy a bottle from their druggist today
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Origin of dark horse phrase from Thackeray
The expression dark horse traces to William Makepeace Thackeray in Adventures of Philip. In a parliamentary candidacy joke, Philip says of a rival, who is the dark horse in his stable, illustrating an unseen or surprising contender.
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Thackeray
Philip
Gingerbread Upside Down Apple Spice Cake Recipe
A homey dessert cake column features a gingerbread upside down cake with apples and molasses, plus an apple sauce cake and a spiced layer cake. It outlines creaming butter, alternating flour and milk, folding in raisins and nuts, and baking at 350 F with caramel frosting between layers.
Governor says what is going on in Harrisburg and why
In a reflective Times column the author argues local taxes burden homeowners more than state levies. He critiques state revenue sources and praises user fees tied to licenses and hunting or fishing rights as benefits. The piece warns officials who ignore public sentiment risk the same fate as ancient rulers.
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Harrisburg
Rehoboam
Feanmes i Plarksburg
Harriss
Automobile show circuit blends glamour with tech displays
In New York City the annual auto show showcases moving mechanical stages and automata replacing animals. Exhibitors, polished and poised, demonstrate autonomous wares while crowds tour sections assembled by I C Chase Co. in Whorton.
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New
Yor
Creus
Taxation in Townships and Local Government Costs
Editorial commentary argues that taxation comes from townships boroughs and cities urging voters to demand reduced local government costs. The piece humorously notes stenographers would marry if not for typewriters and mocks liars in a Denver contest.
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Dallas News
Budgeting Calories in French Leftovers and Seasoning Tips
Jane Rogers explains smart use of leftovers, especially meats, to stretch the family budget. She notes reworking roast scraps into new dishes like minced lamb pie with onions and sugar for added flavor, emphasizing careful seasoning and sugar as a kitchen staple.
Tailored suits revive shirtwaist style in spring fashion
Tailored suits and the mannish trend bring back shirt waists in spring wear. Some waists keep feminine appeal with features like puffer sleeves while others stay severe in line. Woolen shirtwaists, suede jackets without collars, reversible coats and skirts, and knitted suits appear in sports wear with blouses mirroring the tailored look.
Spring fashion notes and a political quip in 1933
The piece discusses spring wardrobe items like collars, bows, and simpler sleeves with boucle and chenille sweaters. It notes shirtwaist styles in white jersey with pearl buttons and market options in silks and cotton. A playful Uncle Elmer line nods to 1933 mood shifts and a tax joke.
This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat
A reader describes losing 64 pounds of fat using Kruschen and weighing 126 pounds now. She praises the program, mentions morning water intake and cost, and notes satisfaction and a money back offer.
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Rusch
Kruschen
Dave's Mentha Pepain Stomach Elixir Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepain as a cure for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief within minutes and urges readers to buy a bottle, noting widespread sales in a New Jersey town and pharmacist guarantees across America.
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Dave
New Jersey
America
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Alfred Fatzinger
Millersburg
Luther Lenker
Floyd Kimminour
Northampton Street
Jennings C. Hartzell
Helffrich
Kenneth George
Vincent Altemose
Nazareth
Fred Shingler
Ada Leigh
Helene Abel
Bath
Martin Klinger
Allentown
Bathites
James F. Bartholomew
Klinger
Mr. Bartholomew
South Walnut Street
Charles H. Anangst
Haff's Hospital
Aaron O. Lerch
Girls Guild
Suraud
Rachel Shaces
Dark Horse
Frances Barton Lee
Plymouth
I. C Ch:se Co
Orson
Walker P. World
New York
Denver
By Jane Rogers
Catest
Dy Patricia Dew *Eeee
Uncle Elmer
Elmer
J. F. Bartholomew and Son Funeral Service
Bath, PA
H. E. Bartholomew
Pocket
Spades Film
Ica
Ana
the Item Office
Y.W.C. A. Girls In Homeland Costumes
Young Women's Christian Association
Elaine Swanson
Finland
Marioars Pabel
Romania
Detroit
Mich
Brank P
Rohn
Main
Skow
Nazareth, Pa
Paul W. Heckman
South Main Street
Ike
Weldona Corporation
Atlantic City
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