Pinchot Urges State College To Name Agriculture Head
Gov. Pinchot writes State College trustees urging appointment of an agriculture focused president to promote agricultural education. He notes Pennsylvania ranks high in farming and that the college is the only state institution offering agricultural education. John H. Thomas recently resigned as president and trustees have searched for over a month.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gov. Pinchot
State College
Pennsylvania
John H. Thomas
Fiuteers College
Pennsylvania Agriculture Earns Full Consideration in New President’s Plans
The speaker notes Pennsylvania ranks second in farmers, highlights strong agricultural activity, and urges the incoming president to give agriculture full attention. Aimed at promoting support for agricultural instruction, funds, and student numbers within the state.
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State College
Pennsylvania
United States
Keystone
Gets Nomination On Prohibition Ticket
County Detective J M Dunlap who finished third in the race for the Republican nomination for sheriff received the nomination on the Prohibition ticket. Mr Tinton stated this morning that he has not yet made up his mind whether or not he would make an active campaign on the Prohibition ticket. It would reach a decision within the next few weeks.
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J. M. Dunlap
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits List
Admission entries include Mrs. Margaret Pitzer of Shaw Street LaVerne Beynon Marshall Avenue Otis Bradley of National Radiator Camp and South London La throp Street Joseph Bartberger Locust Street Extension.
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Margaret Pitzer
Shaw Street
LaVerne Beynon
Marshall Avenue
Otis Bradley
National
South London
Lathrop
Grand Jury To Probe Vandalism At Shenandoah Crash
Dayton dispatch reports a federal grand jury will probe vandalism by souvenir hunters who visited the Shenandoah dirigible crash site in Ava Missouri and Columbus Ohio. District Attorney Rayeth Eun says evidence will be presented. items stolen ranged from $100 to $1,000 each.
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International News Service
Dayton
Ava
Columbus
Rayeth Eun
United States
Mann
Simon Ross
Caldwell O
Department of Justice
Mann Instrumente
Veteran Dies At 104 In Ligonier Pa
William Wrinkle a Civil War veteran died at his West Main Street home in Ligonier Pa last Sunday night. Records show he would have turned 104 on December 20 and he was the oldest resident of West Moreland County. Born December 20 1821 he served throughout the Civil War enlisting as a man over 40.
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Ligonier
William Wrinkle
West Main Street
Wrinkle
West Moreland County
Nuxated Iron Promises Quick Boost Against Fatigue
An old advertisement warns that chronic fatigue affects many who feel weak and unrefreshed. It claims the remedy lies in iron absorbable in blood, recommending Nuxated Iron over standard mineral iron, with a two week trial and money back guarantee from druggists.
County Board In New Jersey Dismisses Asylum Overseer
Newark N J Sept 17 Dr John M Thompson senior resident physician at Overbrook asylum was discharged today by the county board of freeholders after refusing to resign during an inquiry into the release of Harrison W Noel an alleged double slayer and kidnapper Noel later killed six year old Mary Daley of Canclair N I and Raymond Pierce a chauffeur.
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International News Service
Newark
N. J
John M. Thompson
Overbrook Asylum
Harrison W. Noal
County Board of Freeholders
Noel
Mary Daley
Canclair
N. I
Reymond Pierce
Tragedy in New Kensington as Child Fatally Struck
Arthur Kinzs two year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Kinzs of 726 Fifth Avenue was fatally injured when struck by an automobile driven by Pimpton Clark a Black resident of 720 Fifth Avenue. The child died at Citizens General Hospital at 11 this morning. Clark was arrested and jailed on reckless driving charges.
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New Kensington
Arthur Kinzs
Harry J. Kinzs
Fifth Avenue
Pimpton Clark
Citizen's General Hospital
Chris
Grove City Band to Play at Mercer Fair Today
Grove City Public Schools Boys Band performs at the Mercer Fair today in Grove City Pennsylvania. H S Haster Jr of the high school faculty leads the group during the Thursday engagement.
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Grove City
Mercer Fair
H. 8. Hasster Jr
Hi School
Senators Purchase Nashville Pitcher Letty Thomas
Nashville club oxcld Pitcher Letty Thomas was traded to the Washington Senators after being picked up in West Virginia. Thomas will report to the Senators next spring, ending a Southern league record move in Nashville today.
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International, Waws Service
Nashville
Tenn
Letty
Thomas
Washington
West Virginia
Senators
Bible Study Class At Rescue Mission
The Bible Study Class will be held Friday evening at the City Mission with Mr. Frank Geiger teaching. Everyone is welcome to attend and should bring their Bibles. Servica begins at 7:30.
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City Mission
Frank Geiger
Servica
Goitre Removed Letter From Trical Drug Stores
A blurred letter from a Mrs. Miniever recounts a goitre removal and treatment using Sorbol-Quadruple ointment. Paisley Pharmacy and local doctors are mentioned. Readers are invited to call or write to view the original correspondence describing the writer’s eye, heart, and nerve illness and the remedy described.
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Goitre
Ritusville Miniever
Trical Drug Stores
Paisley Pharmacy
Irs
FN. Baker
St. Tunaville
Four Appointed To Count The Vote In Primaries
County Commissioners appointed George W. Lamoree Jr and Attorney Wm J Uber along with Mrs Mary M Long and Mrs Carrie BR Guiner to count the vote cast at Tuesday's primaries. They will begin work tomorrow at noon.
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George W. Lamoree, Jr
Wm. J. Uber
Mary ,M. Long
Carrie BR. Guiner
New Diving Board Installed At Y M G A
Installation of the new diving board at the Y M G A swimming pool was completed Wednesday. Members of the association used the improved facility since its fall opening and a large crowd showed interest in the new springboard yesterday.
Catholic Daughters of America Meet Friday at Knights Home
The Catholic Daughters of America committee will convene this Friday at the Knights of Columbus home, urging all members to attend at 7 30 in the evening. The meeting is described as important.
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The
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Girl Hands Him His Derby in Court Oddity
NEW YORK on September 17 Eugene Anderson of 276 Riverside Drive clung to his beloved derby to the point police had to pry him away from Emma Steele a Wall Street stenographer. Steele testified he called on him and urged departure, yet he resisted as the hour grew late.
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International News Service
New York
Eugene Anderson
Riverside Drive
Emma Steele
la Wall Street
Diamond Dyes and Accessories for Fabrics Sold
A 16 cent package offers directions to dye and color fabrics including permanent colors silk ribbons skirts and draperies. Consumers are urged to tell the druggist whether the material is wool linen cotton or mixed, to choose the correct dye.
Young man jailed after clash with patrolman
A young man refused to leave and was arrested by Patrolman John Agnew. Magistrate McAndrews released him on condition he stay away from the object of his action.
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John Agnew
McAndrews
Mailman Recovers From Operation
Mercer, Pa September 17 Dave Guller is reported to be doing fairly well at Mercer Hospital. He was operated on a week ago for appendicitis. his initial condition was serious and recovery appeared doubtful after the operation. Guller was one of the mail carriers out of Mercer. P C Anderson assistant cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank also operated on at the farcar Hospital for appendicitis and is stated to be recovering nicely.
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Mercer
Dave Guiler
Mercer Hospital
Guller
P. C. Anderson
Farmers and Mechanics Natonal Bank
Farcar Hospital
Butterflies In Clouds Visit Italian Cities
ROME September 17 Vergnn and Manius witnessed a vast butterfly phenomenon in city streets. Butterflies floated like white clouds enveloping buildings and people, pausing at shops, cafes, and homes. The disruption halted commerce for over four hours, with speculation that the insects were blown from Africa by the wind.
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Rome
Vergnn
Manius
Africa
Fiji Cannibals Study Calories in San Francisco
The fragment notes cannibals counting calories and dieting like civilized people. It mentions Paul Fenimore Cooper, descendant of James Fenimore Cooper, and a wedding between Cooper and Miss Marry Erskine of Chicago. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Po. Mt
Paul Fenimore Cooper
James Feniimore Cooper
Moone's Emerald Ointment Promises Quick Relief
An advertising puff from New Castle area druggists promotes Moone's Emerald Oil for inflamed feet and sore ankles. It claims rapid pain relief within minutes, reduced swelling after several applications, and offers money back if not effective. Stores listed include New Castle Drug Corp Eckerd's New Castle and McKee's Kat Race Store.
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Rols
New Castle, Inc
Mckee's
Kut Faction
Money New Castc Drag Corp
Emerald of
Moone
Eich
Y . Shields
New Castle Drug Corp
Eckerd’s
McKee
Moore
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Leslie Kincaid
George D. Worthington
John W. Taylor
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White Horse Pike
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Robert E. Johnston
Philadelphia
Ellege
New Jersey
Oosts Asylum
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