Prospective Foresters Take Examination
In Harrisburg on June 22 thirty eight prospective young foresters compete for ten Mount Alto State Forest School scholarships. Fifteen other students will be admitted this fall, many applicants rejected due to limited accommodations. The ten scholarship winners will spend five weeks in state forests this summer to test suitability.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Forest School of
Mount Alto
Rev Norris A White to Speak at Epworth Tonight
Rev Norris A White of Franklin Pa will speak at the Old Home week service in Epworth M E church at 8 o clock He is a former New Castle boy and currently pastor of the First M E church in Franklin.
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Norris A. White
Franklin
Epworth M. E
White
New Castle
M. E. Church
World motor vehicles in operation by region
Global count reaches 12,588,949 vehicles in operation with the United States housing over 10,509,000 of them. The figures reflect a large US share in worldwide motor vehicle activity.
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United States
Theft of Flivver Leaves Car Unrecognizable
A humorous note laments how a stolen dilapidated car loses its identity once taken. The wry line suggests the vehicle’s low value and poor condition render it indistinguishable after theft.
Court Room Crowd Makes a Stir in Best Dufford Trial
A packed Lawrence County courtroom draws a cross section of society as jurors hear racy testimony in the Best and Dufford case. Women with children, ministers, and business leaders fill the heat soaked room, half study sociology, half seeking a spicy reveal, all eager for the drama.
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David Harum
Lawrence County
Carl Dufford
Josephine Best
Rai
Cold Spring Held Responsible For Subnormal Crops
Harrisburg June 22 unfavorable spring weather and poor fall start for winter wheat rye and oats lead to sub normal crop condition according to Pennsylvania department of agriculture bureau of statistics. Wheat oats and hay outputs drop with hay at 84 percent normal.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Why She Missed Marrying A Count
An American millionaire faces a dire financial moment as his daughter aims to wed the Hungarian Count De Kay. He asks the count to lend eleven thousand dollars, prompting the count to cancel the engagement by cabling the news. Six months later the daughter marries a rugged American rancher, reportedly living happily ever after.
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Count de Kay
Hungary
Hoboken
Jenkins
Europe
Bronze Age Weapons Unearthed After Scarborough Cliff Fall
A Scarborough cliff fall in England revealed twenty Bronze Age weapons including axes spears chisels gouges and sword fragments. Twelve socketed axes are reported in perfect condition.
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Scarborough
England
Man Who Names Collars Regrets Actions After Sobering Up
A man who earned a reputation for naming collars expresses remorse after achieving sobriety. Friends say his shift in behavior follows a period of heavy drinking and reflection. Authorities have not charged him with new crimes.
Drastic Illinois proposal to curb auto deaths by speed cap
The Illinois legislature considers a device in every licensed car to limit speed to twenty five miles per hour. The move signals rising public demand to end reckless driving and may prompt broader, drastic regulations if voluntary action fails. The piece cautions that even careful motorists would be affected by penalties aimed at miscreants.
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Illinois
United States
Goodiisome Herbs in Elizabethan Memory Mantle
A quip-like reflection on harvesting ideas from sentences and storing them in memory. The speaker metaphorically praises pruning and savoring good phrasing as one would choose herbs. It resembles a mid-renaissance literary conceit about learning through reading and memory.
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Queen Elizabeth
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