Secret Society News and Lodge Meetings in New Holland
Reports on secret orders in New Holland with meeting nights in Odd Fellows Hall and details on Knights of Malta and other orders. Includes Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania convocation notes, member counts, expenditures, and a list of members in good standing with mentions of patents and copy policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Barn Loner
Odd Fellows Hall
William Grimley
New Ho
Ann Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Fred Swope
WasumeTon Camp
P. O
P. OO
A. Hall
FT. I. Ranek
Grand Commandery of
Pennesylviuma
Columbia
Geo. V. Pierce
Grand Commandery
Pennsylvania
Malta
Pan-American Exposition Opens in Buffalo
The Pan-American Exposition now open in Buffalo New York prompts questions about the term Pan meaning all in Greek and its linkage with American. The phrase denotes all the American countries in North and South America, with the exposition focusing on these nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Ely Brothers Liquid Cream Balm Offered At 73 Cents
The Ely Brothers propose a liquid Cream Balm for nasal use priced at 73 cents including a spraying tube. The product, a liquid form of their Cream Balm, claims quick absorption and reforming secretions without drying them. Available through druggists or by mail from 56 Warren Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
N.Y
Sudden Death of a Railroad Division Operator
Tenderson Fandersmith known as Harry Fandersmith, a prominent Pennsylvania railroad official, died suddenly at his Philadelphia home after a stroke while visiting his daughter in Wythewood. Born in Paradise, he served as division operator between Philadelphia and Harrisburg for over twenty five years and was highly regarded by colleagues and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenderson Fandersmith
Bette
Harry Fandersmith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Wythewood
Mr. Fondersmith
George Fondersmith
Paradise
Chas, Lavarty
Thien
Leaman
Place
Fnally
Harrisburg
The Man of Ability and the Handicap of Insight
A New York Journal opinion argues that ability alone is not enough proving rare talent lies in discerning ability in others. It traces history from Vericles to Washington and Columbus, noting mediocrity’s opposition to true talent and the loneliness of ability before recognition. It warns that ability often faces long obscurity and personal sacrifice before advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato
Tom
Harry
Washington
Pericles
Bourget
Altte
Columbus
New York Journal
Yes to Refused Party Reflects A Shift In Ambition
The popular actor recalls turning down a party, saying it was beyond his powers. A friend notes the change from earlier willingness to take any part to selective, cautious choices reflecting his professional growth.
Choose the Way by 8 E Riser
A poem contrasts two paths at dawn one for the weak and one for the strong. It visits duty as a calling that pulls souls through caves and trials, noting that neither the powerless nor the powerful can travel both paths at once.
Dyspepsia Cure Advertisements and Diverse Local Notices
A compilation of medical patter and advertisements notes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims to digest all foods, credited to W.M. Stauffer, with multiple testimonials. It also lists oversized baby news from Atlantic Crawford County, a pile of medical remedies including DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, and various local notices about wages, repairs, and a European bridge fact. The text includes mis-spellings and promotional lines for cures and household items.
Notable Academic Honors Highlight Borough Support
The passage notes top general averages in respective classes for the recently concluded college term. It credits both the students and the borough of Cocnilico for the achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocnilico
Thieves Break Into Bird in Hand Stores Sunday Night
Burglars entered W S Costello's general store and the Bird in Hand post office on Sunday night. Post office money and stamps were removed earlier, but the office had no losses. Costello's store lost a gold watch, several pairs of shoes, overalls, stockings, a revolver and cartridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
W. S. Costello
Nat Birding
Mary Conrad
Costello
Remarkable Fifty Year School Teacher From Maryland
John Otho Tays of Wolfayilta Meed erele County Maryland has served as a school teacher for fifty years never missed a day and never needed a doctor. If he dies soon he will be seventy three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Otho Tays
Wolfayilta
Meederele County
How to Avoid Trouble and Sadden Death in Strasburg
How to Avoid Trouble explains using Chamberlains C hie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, touting its necessity for families and claiming it saves trips to town. Miss Mulianby, a well known Strasburg Township woman, dies suddenly of heart failure at John E Latuty’s home on Sunday afternoon, aged about sixty six, with siblings listed and noting her Mennonite church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muianby
John E. Latuty
Strasburg Township
Christian May
Sas
Henry Brackbill
Leams Place
Henry Rolirer
Hagerstown
David, Samuel
Levi
Benjamin Eby
Miss Eby
The
Old Mennonite Church
Dr Kings New Discovery Cited In Armonk Letter
Our little daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis but was saved by Dr King’s New Discovery. A niece with advanced consumption also recovered. the letter from Mrs. Wo Pinvilaie of Armonk NY praises the remedy as yielding to desperate throat and lung diseases. The ad claims the medicine is infallible for coughs and colds with bottles 40c and 1.00, sold by W M Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. Pinvilaie
Armonk
N.Y
W. M. Stauffer
Trint
Beartown cornutist John Kuts hosts band dinner for upcoming Welsh show
Prof John Kuts of Beartown, a noted cornutist, belongs to the excellent band linked to Welsh trothers big show to be exhibited in the borough on Monday June 17. He plans a band dinner at his parents home on Sunday the 16th prior to the event and a public reception at Katz residence in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuts
Beartown
Mr. Kutz
Lotha
Newspaper ad claim for Pain Balm relieves wife’s pains
In a Dayton Volkzeitung excerpt a reader reports a bottle of Pain Balm curing his wife after eight weeks of severe back pains. He praises the relief and notes the product is sold by Geist and Son in Blue Ball and other listed merchants in the New Holland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geist&Son
Blue Ball RM
Fastlarh
Diter & Bro
Intercourse Aid
W.m.staumler
New Holland
George Schaub
Aswell
Lebanon
Ohi &Constant
The
Dayton
Volkzeitung
Chamberini
BlueBall
G.m.wallace
East Barl
N.diller&bro
Intercourse
W.M . Stauffer
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Secret Society News
Boing
Connell
Ancient and Clustrious Order
Knights of Malta
H. Theumler
Pittsburg
Reading
1. Wagner
Nowcastle
P. Wagner
Wilamasport
P. Wall
Allegheny
F. E. Whittemore
F. Wilcombe
Norristown
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
A. Sion & Go
United States Patent Office
Washington, D.C
W. Acheson
Mil- Berg
T. McCormick
Mount Pleasants
Grater
the Man OF Ability
St. Jacobs Oil
E. Riser
W.m.stauffer
Atlantic
Crawford County
George Minnis
DeWitt
Wing M. Stauer
Wamece
Kan
Naive
Alt James Brown
Putmouth
Mhia
Win
M.stanuffer
Cheshire
Tate
Hls
Pitts
Artington
Tex
Rome
United States
Europe
Ratishbon
Danube
Castosriea
Zari Possissus
Oae
Garand Army of
Republic
Harry Dornoll
Michigat
CaSthidhiu
Leith
Engin
Cinas
London
Paris
Allen
Allen S.olmstead
LeRoy, Nee
Pastore Steel Food Co
Times
Chicago
Phis
Wee
Fitty Yenen
Walst
Cross Siks
Prom
Japan
Stehlos Mattei Lilles
Stlee
Theo West
New York
Cor. Square
East King Street
Lancaster
Franklin W. Miller
H .L. Miller
Ephra House
Ephrata
Have
Ench
Bang
Mend
Tis
Canestine
Diller Hardware Company
Our Optical Department
Queen Street
Lancaster, Pa
Clarion
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