Road to Happiness Ends in Jealousy and Choice
A young couple faces a future apart as Meredith learns Helen has married another, revealing desires and duty. They ride the countryside and confront the road to happiness while a postman and letters angle their fates. A concluding fable warns that early passions harden if not restrained by virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crgaret
Meredithith
Margaret
Meredith
New York
Denver
Helen
Reading In Bed Lets Night Thoughts Fade
Reading in bed can ease an overworked mind, given proper lighting that avoids flicker. The practice helps some tired brains settle by providing distraction and a gentle transition to sleep, making half an hour of reading a beneficial habit for anxious sleepers.
Green Bank News Fragments and Local Social Notes
Horace Sweigart has recovered from a fall caused by a rotten limb. Ranek hosts a picnic at Conestoga Park on July 16. Miss Elia Frye from Los Angeles visits the area. Miss Alwnand Pattonn tours Philadelphia. Margaret Hummuel and friend spent the Fourth in Lititz. James H. Davis, Jr. and family from Philadelphia visit his parents. Mrs. Christ Schuupp Sr. is ill. Manuel Steffy’s mother visits him and family.
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Horace Sweigart
Ranek
Conestoga Park
Elia Frye
Los Angeles
Cal
Alwnand Pattonn
Philadelphia
Margaret Hummuel
Lititz
James H. Davis
Honey Brook
United Brethren Sunday School Report at Local Church
The United Brethren Sunday School reports 186 enrolled with an average attendance of 101 or 54 percent for the quarter ending June 30. Attendance peaked at 119 on April 5 and May 17, while May 17 had the lowest attendance at 83. Offerings totaled $58.58 for the quarter. visitors are welcome to attend.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Festival at Mt Tabor hosts Sunflower Rage Ball Club event
The Sunflower Rage Ball Club of Mt Tabor will hold a festival at Mt Tabor Grove on Saturday evening, July 18, with amusements and refreshments for sale. Admission is free. If weather is unfavourable, the festival moves to the following Tuesday evening.
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Sunflower Rage Ball Club
Mt. Tabor
Mt. Tabor Grove
Wea
Earl Township
Pemberthy
Lot House
Fiavid T. Miller
Harry Dunlap
Geo. W. Miller
Borough Ordinance Noted by Clerk on July Sixth Nineteen Ninety Eight
Aten- N Bowens Clerk acknowledges the ordinance with Avardeen by me on the sixth day of July in the year 1998. HA Showalter signs and provides contact at Tel 136 Burgers.
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Aten
N. Bowens
A Booming Place and Musselman News
Samuel Lester Musselman reports dry weather hurting oats and corn but notes abundant cherries and fruit. The town adds ten new buildings including a cigar factory planing mill hardware store and a water-supply upgrade as it leans into a busy season.
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Samuel Lester Musselman
H. Musselman
New Lighting Trick Boosts Egg Yield for New York Farmer
A New York chicken farmer uses arc lights to illuminate hen houses at night. The lights fool the hens into thinking it is day, causing them to fly from the roost and eat. The method is claimed to coax extra eggs from the flock.
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New York
Thunderstorm Damage and Local Social Notices
Heaviest thunder storm of the season strikes a rye shock on Abram Horst property after a Saturday afternoon. Carrie F Seiverling returns from vacation to Reading with Mary Platts of Reading. They visit Hon B W Weaver and family at Terre Hill. Harry Kieffer and son Herbert visit from Reading. Wayne Fox and family stay with Martin Good in Ephrata. Mrs Geo Kauffroth and two Birdsboro visitors visit John Sensenig. Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown welcome a baby girl. Samuel Shirk is injured in a fall and confined to home.
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Abram Horst
Carrie F. Seiverling
Reading
Mary Platts
B. W. Weaver
Terre Hill
Harry Kieffer
Herbert
Wayne Fox
Ephrata
Martin Good
Geo. Kauffroth
Salisbury
Birdsboro
John Sensenig
Clarence Brown
Samuel Shirk
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Miles
Henry Funk
Akron
Miles Medical Co
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State of
Pennsylvania
M. Stork
John PD. Bowers
Eli Hess
Caroline M. Kinzer
E. M. Good
City of
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EB. M. Good & Co
Roberts Avenue
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Franklin Streets
L. M. Stork
John D. Bowers
Eli Wess
Anid Baronet
FB. M. Goal
Ib. M Goal& Co
Sid Borough
Main and
FE. M. Good & Co
Crailey
IE. M. Good & Co
I. M. Clood & Co
E. M. Good & Co
I. M. Good & Co
New Holland
Elias Groff
Strer House
Dell
W. W. Spangeer
Leve W. Brown
Eagle Hotel
Tapi
H. OM
Shirk
Blue Ball
Jackson Street
Henry Mentzer, Jr
Metal Mothers
Bayeratown
J. Elwood Hershey
Kinzer
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Gei Tit
W. Oerme
New Holland, Pa
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Rhode Island
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M.W. Taylor
Reidenbach Store
Mipuss
Herbert Nershey
Kinger, Va
Mainsted
Weely
A.M. Wravet
East Bard, Pa
Eliza A. Dwildebrand
Karl Township
Lancaster County
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New York State
Corner Square
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Lancaster, Pa
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Queen St
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Adams County
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