William Jennings Bryan Laid To Rest
William Jennings Bryan rests in Arlington National Cemetery after a guarded funeral in Washington. Veterans, ministers, and family attend as His widow mourns. The service closes with taps and a somber procession marking the end of a career devoted to public service.
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William J. Bryan
Washington
Willan Jennings Ryan
Les Grave
Arlington Sauonal
Illiam Jennings Bryan
Tennessee
Ryice
Washington Church
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mr. Bryan
Joseph Tr. Sizoo
Dr. Sizoo
Sam Jennings Bryan
Girl Swimmer Saves Father At Keansburg Beach
Jean Nicholas, 12, supported her 170 pound father Frederick Nicholas in the water for nearly five minutes off Keansburg beach before a lifeguard rescued them. The two strong swimmers were far from shore when cramps struck him and the girl kept his head above water while her cries drew the lifeguard to aid them.
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New York
Frederick Nicholas
Sea Breeze Avenue
Keansburg
N. J
Jean
Nicholas
Traffic Directing Dog Pete Killed After Duty
In Sunbury Pennsylvania the traffic directing dog Pete believed to be the only of his kind was killed. Owner Péter E Kinney and officer Madison Beers reported the dog served as a faithful traffic helper and martyr to duty.
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Sunbury
Pete
Péter
E. ‘Kinney
Sted
Madison
E. Beers
Thousand Mile Record Sought In State Road Bid Openings
Long term road work targets stretch of a thousand miles. State highway department reports progress with 28640 miles finished by July, and 18 contracts listed for August 25 letting. Dr. Ashley notes no petroleum in Clinton County despite oil rumors. Supreme Court and Board of Pardons to reconsider the murder case of Mattie Jones and Louise Thoms.
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Harrisburg
SOO
Rccorming
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Perry County
Sehuvikil
Adwes
Dauphin
Cumberland
George H. Ashley
Reeks
Clinton County
Supreme Court
Board of Pardons
Mattie Jones
Louise Thoms
Philadelphia
Temoyne school contract awarded to Ray Hunkers
The Temoyne High School contract goes to Ray Hunkers of Harrisburg for 67000. Caleb Workman of Girardville and Martin Noone of William Penn face 1000 default charges for allegedly stealing a new automobile owned by Anthony Lesogky of Shenandoah.
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Temoyne High School
Ray Hunkers
Harrisburg
Caleb Workman
Girardville
Martin Noone
William Penn
Anthony Lesogky
Shenandoah
Montgomery County
Hsta
Noristown
Tidewater
Pottsville
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Landingville
Fingles Mere
Muncy
Elimsport
Pine’ Forest
Philadelphia & Reading ‘Coal
Iron, Company
St.Clair
Freem Calendar Auto Excursions Promote Agricultural Learning
Farmers are urged to attend auto excursions and field days to study efficient agriculture. Topics include seed wheat varieties, parasite control, supplementing pasture with grain, and fair exhibit preparation to improve yields and standings.
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Agricultural Extension Service of
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Wise
Sleep and Health: Public Advice From Pennsylvania Health Official
Dr. Mary Riggs Noble chief of the Pre-School Section stresses eight hours sleep for most adults and warns sleep deprivation weakens the heart and lowers longevity. She urges early meals, light evening activity, ventilated sleeping rooms, and avoiding late heavy food or fluids to protect health.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Health
Mary Riggs Noble
Noble
Pennsylvania Poultrymen Lose By Careless Egg Packing
Seventy Pennsylvania poultrymen who shipped eggs to New York markets in May lost about 90 dollars due to carelessness in packing. Most losses came from old fillers and damaged crates. 387 cases valued at 1208 dollars were shipped. Cracked or leaking eggs decreased revenue. improvements in fillers and proper packing could prevent further losses.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
York
Bradford
Lebanon
Lancaster
Adams
Cumberland
Montgomery
Pottstown
Stroudsburg
Milan
Meyerstown
Gettysburg
New Freedom
Lewisburg
East Berlin
Brobeck
Atlantic
Center Hall
New York City
Skunks No Longer Protected In Municipalities
The Board of Game Commissioners removed all protection from skunks year round within boroughs and cities and 200 yards of their boundary after July 13 1925. Residents may kill skunks with permission from local authorities though municipal ordinances on firearms remain. Skunk hides and pelts may be disposed of as the killer sees fit.
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Board of Game Commission
Commonwealth
Board of Game « Commissioners
Reunion Event Noted in Ambiguous Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions a reunion with unclear details and missing names or dates. No verifiable entities or context available to specify location, participants, or outcome.
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Arlington Cemetery
Creat
FREEM
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Witmer
Athe
Morgantown
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