Capitol Offices and Acousticon Stir House Debates
The article describes completed House and Senate offices with lavish interiors and subterranean passages. It notes a new acousticon recording every word in chambers, recounting episodes involving officials and a whisper about a newspaper correspondent. It also covers a Foreign Affairs committee discussion on ambassador residences abroad and the lavish spending of diplomats like Tower and Reed. A closing item cites a Chicago beauty specialist linking beauty to pleasant thoughts amid crowding fashion rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Capitol
White House
Department of Justice
Clarke
Florida
Chicago
Lancaster hopes for arrest of fire bug gang
Lancaster County officials seek speedy justice for arsonists harming Carriers' property over the past year. The notice praises the effort by County Commissioners and calls on constables to aid in capturing the culprits. A revivalist quips about preferring a religious rush in H- to Harvard.
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Clarion
County of
Lancaster
Personal Movements and Local Visits Across Lancaster Area
Movements of residents include Rev. I. M. Albright at Mt Lebanon Camp meeting board in Lebanon. Nicholas Summers near Gap and Samuel Summers near Limeville visited H. P. Summers. Mrs Rutter of Dry Hill visited the Summers. Samuel Jacobs of Columbus spent the week with Lancaster County friends and visited his brother William amid Dr. Hartman’s 500 acre Columbus farm. Mrs. Geo B Gish of Strasburg visited here. Netta Trostel of Irving College Mechanicsburg spent Sunday with Mary F. Rutter. FE Ross Herr at Eagle Hotel en route to Amsterdam New York. Rev. F A Weiechsel of Mechanicsburg to Renova Pa to visit his brother. Lenten services at Zion Lutheran to be led by Rev. D A Roth during Mr Weiechsel’s absence. Amos Smith and Barbara L visited White Horse parents. Elizabeth Correll in Reading. Eli McCollum and wife of Ephrata and Ralph Wade and family of Lancaster visited Weidler Bensinger's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Albright
Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon
Columbus
Geo. B. Gish
Strasburg
Netta Trostel
Irving College
Mechanicsburg
Mary F. Rutter
H. W. Denning
Baltimore
Amsterdam
N. Y
FE. Ross Herr
Eagle Hotel
F. A. Weiechsel
Renova
Zion Lutheran Church
D. A. Roth
Lititz
Amos Smith
Barbara L
White Horse
Elizabeth
Correll
Reading
Eli McCollum
Ephrata
Ralph Wade
Lancaster
Weidler Bensinger’s
Spring Garden Notes and Local Happenings
Walter Kurtz of Philadelphia visits family in Spring Garden while Amos Groff of Bareville and Eugene Myers of Philadelphia stay with relatives. Isaac Martin of near New Holland visits his mother Susan Hilton. A two week service starts in the U F Church this Sunday. Painters work on Hon J Hay Brown’s Paradise home. The High School baseball team plays Gap Stars on Saturday. Locals attend mountain arbutus gathering and report it scarce. Farmers sell cattle and tobacco sales are limited with prices low.
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Walter Kurtz
Philadelphia
L. S. Kurtz
Amos
Noah Groff
Bareville
Eugene Myers
Roy
Isaac Martin
Near New Holland
Susan Hilton
U. F
J. Hay Brown
Paradise
Gap Stars
Boro Council Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Boro Council met in regular session with all members present. Burgess Showalter reported the bond and swearing in of new high constable Ralph Brendle. The council took custody of the uniform and approved $320.26 in bills. F. S. Groff was elected solicitor and J. F. Brubaker reelected regulator. The street committee was tasked with street repairs and stone supply concerns for roads.
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Boro
Burgess H. A. Showalter
Ralph Brendle
F. S. Groff, Esq
Lancaster
J. F. Brubaker
Cooper meets Pittsburg with his degenerate stomach theory
The Pittsburg Press reports L T Cooper drawing thousands to his headquarters as his claim that civilized stomachs are weakened gains belief. A local resident John Woods testifies his wife improved after two days of treatment, shedding a seven pound gain and a 42 foot tapeworm removal, with the remedies now being sold by William M Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Wm. M. Stauffer
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Holland Clarion
Clarion Printing House
New Holland, Pa
Grr
H. A. Showalter
New Hear
Longsworth
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
London
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Rome
Vienna
Madrid
Brussels
The
Hague
Tokio
Mexico
Orient
Tower
Reed
Griscom
O'Brien
Castoria Infante and Children
Harvard
Boston
Boro Council
Ely
Cts
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New Yorlg
Smoky City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulletin
Wildwood
Atlantic City
Cape May
Five Mile Beach
Anglesea
North Wildwood
Holly Beach
Wildwood Crest
Broad Street Station
Broad Street
Market Street Wharf
Weaverland, Pa
National Democratic League
Washington
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
William C. Liller
Charles M. Howell
National Democratic Convention
Soutter, Buchanan & Young
North Queen Street
Lancaster, Pa
Styer
New Holland
Ralph D. Irwin
Churchtown
Foster & Cochran
Williamson
East King Street
Sayres $S
Scheid Esweeton —— With
Williamsons
East Hing St
Union Trust Co
New
Holland
National Capital
J.B. Wood
GEO
W. Boyd
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