Clarion marks thirty six years in Lancaster County press
The Clarion reflects on thirty six years of publication in Eastern Lancaster County, praising growth from a small start to a weekly family newspaper with over eighteen hundred copies circulated. It credits readers and advertisers and states a renewed commitment to honesty and service. The issue also reports on immigration talks between Japan and Canada and rising anti Asian sentiment in the era, noting Allied ties and cross country reactions.
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Patchwork alliances and political chatter cross oceans
The passage muses on diplomatic ties between nations and imagined shifts in alliance loyalties. It notes how distance shapes attitudes, hints at future English strategy, and references figures like Vice President Fairbanks along with scattered satirical lines about other leaders and events.
Fox Hunt Ballad From Pequea Valley
A Lancaster Morning News poem by a friend of the byes recounts a fox in Pequea Valley chased by the Sun Flower Club and Nath Howe. Johnny Kurtz with hounds leads the pursuit to Caldwell's woods where pit traps are set and the fox is captured despite a wary pack.
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Sun Flower Club
Pequea Valley
Sun Flower Pack
Nath Howe
Johnny Kurtz
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Philadelphia Record makes a ten postcard set on modern newspaper making
The Philadelphia Record offers a ten postcard series titled The Making of a Modern Newspaper. Subjects include the Record Building, printing in Franklin's time, the electric score board, telegraph news, and the pressroom. Priced at 12 cents for the complete set, limited edition and educational, mailed to any address.
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Portland statesman backs Cooper medicines in eastern tour
Hon L B Herman of Portland says his eastern trip revived his health after years of nervous dyspepsia. He credits Cooper medicines after trying many doctors and reports a restored stomach, appetite, sleep, and mood. He urges others with chronic dyspepsia to try the remedy.
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Oregon Statesman
Shiller B. Herman
Portland
Oregon
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Boston
Oregonian
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Wm. M Stauffer
Alma Matthews and guests visit Amsterdam in Voganville
Miss Alma N. Matthews of Fawn Grove and Mr. Matthews of Maryland spent days in Amsterdam as guests of Harry B. Weleh and family. The piece notes local hobbies, telephone etiquette, a watch meeting at the Evangelical Methodist church, and various visits and moves among residents including Mabel Estinger and Lydia Sheaffer. It also mentions tobacco farming activity and hospital conditions.
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Alma N. Matthews
Fawn Grove
York County
Mr. Matthews
Maryland
Amsterdam
Harry B.weleah
David
Nolt
Evangelical Methodist Church
Tennyeon
Grant
Amon Burkholder
Maknesville
Willis Steffy
Reading
Aldan
Philadelphia
Reams
Ostharine Myers
Lizabeth Frankhouser
Hinkletown
J. W. Sprecher
Dayton
Ohio
J. B.sprecher
Lancaster County Fair Association Formed
Lancaster businessmen form Lancaster County Fair Association to establish a yearly fair. James A. Miller elected president and I C Arnold secretary with an executive committee. Subscriptions show 5000 to 6000 dollars raised for Buckwalter farm grounds near Long Park on the Harrisburg turnpike. Meetings set for Thursday evenings at the Wheatland Hotel as the option on the land remains.
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Lancaster County
Wheatland
Lancaster County Fair Association
James A. Miller
I.C. Arnold
Buckwalter Farm
Herrisburg
Long Park
Traction Company
Mt Joy Herald Suspends After 1854 Founding
Last week the Mt Joy Herald suspended publication after a long run since 1854. The Manheim Sentinel also closed, ending its sixty second volume as a leading Lancaster County rural newspaper. May it never continue to proaper.
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Mt. Joy Herald
Manheim Sentinel
Sentinel
Lancaster County
Won't Try Uncertain Recipes for Easy Pie Mixes
The ad urges buyers to choose OUR-PIE Preparation lemon chocolate or custard mix from the grocer for 10 cents to bake reliable pies without experimenting with various recipes.
Mothers' Bread Leads Market Says Wright Brothers
R. H. Wright & Bro. report strong demand for Mothers Bread since its market introduction. Many customers prefer it and continue to buy, with sales exceeding expectations.
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R. H. Wright & Bro
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Prospers at Leola Memorial Church under Rev Hamar
Under Pastor Hamar the Leola Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church reports 65 conversions in 21 months with 62 joining the church and membership more than doubling, a 124 percent increase. The Sunday school rises from 60 to 129 with no member deaths and 25 baptisms. Funds raised exceed previous records for building, pastoral support and benevolent purposes.
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Leola Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
H. F. Hamer
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