Fruit Growers Of Pennsylvania Take Annual Tour
The Pennsylvania Scare Hortcul tural association outlines its annual tour beginning July 14 at Allen town orchards then through Phillipsburg Yonker N Y and towns in Conn Mass and N Y with visits to state colleges, nurseries, and experimental stations. stops include Worcester Haydenville Poughkeepsie and Red Hook.
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State College
Pennsylvania
HK. H. Sudds
Pennsylvania State College
Allen
Phillipsburg
N. J
Farrey
New Jersey Horticultural Society
Yonker
N.Y
Boyce Champson Institute of Plant Research
White Plains
Connecticut
S. P. Hollister
Connecticut Agricultural Cvilege
B.D. Curtis
Bantam
L. C. Best & Son
Farmington
Rovers Orchards
Southington
New Britain
A. T. Henry
Yalesville
Barnes Brothers, Nursery & Orchard Company
John Lymin
Middlefield
Worcester
Mass
W. H. Thies
Massachusetts Agricultural College
John Chandler
Fitchbure
Amherst
Charles Gould
Haydenville
Pitesfeld
L. C. Anderson
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Hudson Eiver Valley
Judson Orchards
Branch Experiment Station
Hotaling
Kinderhook
Red Hook
Poughkeepsie
New Castle Lions to Crown Ramsey King for 1920
June 30 1920 letter from Thomas I Elliott secretary to Brother Lion notes Ramsey will be crowned King for twelve months with a formal inaugural ceremony. Kilivanian Bill Nunn, former golf pro at New Castle Field Club, will demonstrate golf skills for club members and supporters.
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Lion Ramsey
New Castle
Census Bureau Reports Unemployment by Ohio County Figures
Washington June 30 The census bureau released unemployment figures from the latest census highlighting Ohio towns including Ashtabula 1599 Buycyrus 9 942 Cleveland Heights 1 622 Martins Ferry 259 Middletown 75 Niles 59 and others with county totals. The release notes population figures alongside unemployment counts for several cities and towns.
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International Laws Service
Washington
Census Bureau
Ohio
Ashtabula
Buycyrus
Cleveland
Bay
Dayton
East Cleve
Galion
Hamilton
Marian
Martins Ferry
Middletown
Niles
Married Women Dropped by Philadelphia Public Safety
Philadelphia June 10. At least 50 married women employed by the Department of Public Safety are to be dropped from the city payroll to improve unemployment. Those affected are wives of men with city jobs. replacements will be unmarried applicants or wives of unemployed or incapacitated men. Salaries ranged from 1800 to 2000 dollars annually. Elderly widows or wives of unemployed or disabled men are exempt, as are unmarried women. Prewritten resignations were being prepared by George Liehtag, chief clerk, who also tabulated the affected women.
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Philadelphia
Department of Public Safety
Schofield
George Liehtag
Rockefeller gift funds Munich university institutes
International News Service reports that the Rockefeller foundation donation enables the University of Munich to build a zoological institute and a combined physical and chemical institute. It allows abandoning plans to expand the Wilhelminum in Neuhauserstrasse, a proposal opposed by Munich artists and art supporters. The report also notes Bob Jones arriving at the British Open, per the Detroit Free Press.
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International
Munich
Rockefeller Foundation
University of Munich
Zoological Institute
Welhelminum
Neuhauserstrasse
One Prescription Made Family Doctor Famous
Dr Caldwell earned world fame in 1885 for a simple prescription that relieved constipation symptoms. The remedy, known as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, became widely demanded for coated tongue headaches nausea and biliary symptoms and was mass produced by 1888 for ready use at drugstores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Four Corners of the Earth
Caldwell
Teen Age Group Hears Splendid Talk at Methodist Church
John Templeton son of J H Templeton spoke to the Teen Age group on Evidences of Loyalty after four years of perfect church attendance. He traced Protestant origins from John Wesley to the French Revolution and displayed relics from France Belgium and Napoleonic times illustrating steadfast faith through persecution and adversity.
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John Templeton
J. H. Templeton
Boyles Avenue
John
John Wickliffe
Martin Luther
Methodist Church
John Wesley
St. Bartholomew’s
England
France
Meda
Belgium
Napoleon
Moscow
Death verdict for Ace of Spades in Johnstown murder
Frank Cantillon alias the Ace of Spades of Johnstown was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to die in the electric chair by a Cambria county jury after less than three hours of deliberation. Cantillon was charged in the July 14 1924 murder of Louis Hoffman at his farm near Johnstown.
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Ebensburg
Frank Cantillon
Johnstown
Cambria County
Cantilte
Louis Hoffman
Anti Pain Oil Works Wonders for Neck Crick Relief
A period advertisement touts a new Anti Pain Oil claiming rapid relief from neck stiffness and aches. It markets a blend of potent ingredients, offers special introductory pricing, and urges readers to try the remedy from Ge der's of New Castle Inc.
Answers to questions of information and fact
Central Press Bureau answers readers questions on religion, naval burials, egg preservation, Chinese delicacies, and tracer bullets. Notable items: first Protestant church built in America at Jamestown. U.S. Navy shipboard burials. long term egg pickling methods. Chinese edibility of aged eggs. and tracer bullet composition.
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Central Press Buréau
P.O. Bar
Washington
BD. C
America
Jamestown
England
Laws on hitchhiking and old notices in the text
The excerpt mentions laws about hitchhiking in several states Wisconsin Minnesota New Jersey and Maine as well as a set of pamphlets for sale. It also recounts a historical note about Grandma Tabithia Brown and the Pacific University era and a color flag with 21 stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New Jersey
Maine
University At
Forest Grove
Grandma Tabithia Brown
Tuoletin Academy
Pacific Unversity
University Flag From Pacific West Stirs Historic Pride
Portland June 30 A national flag zone at the Pacific college context holds an honored place as the American flag, said to be the one made west of the Mississippi River, draws attention for historical significance during a local ceremony.
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Servic
Portland
Ore
Sid
Plans Completed For Fraternal Day
Plans for Fraternal Day at Conneast Lake Park on June 30 and July activities are outlined. Mentions Moose Lodge and labor group coordination with local officials, with unclear names and dates due to OCR issues.
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Pisterantiunas Xewat Pereive
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Detralt Free Press
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Ste Vay
Minin Wtane
Fisher Bros
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Gekerd’s
Caxle Inc
Central Press
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United States
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Washington, D. C
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Central Press Bureau
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Washngton
D. C
Hollywood
Charles P. Stewart
Muscletone Bia
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Mayberry
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