Around the World by Water in Japan Gifu Cormorant Fishing
The article describes Japanese harbor scenes with Shinpans boats and markets. It details Nagara river cormorant fishing near Gifu, where master fishermen guide birds, bind their necks, and harvest fish at night on the moonlit river.
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China
Meir
Ieee
Nagaragust
Gifu
Nagaragawa
America
Nagara
Nippon
Japan
Ogaki
Nawa
Kyoto
Biwa
Otsu
Travelogue of a visit to Japan and hostel experiences
The writer recalls arriving in Kyoto and struggling to find lodging at night. He details Japanese hostels or hoteurs, cheap meals, shoe removal, sliding walls, and polite service. He notes interactions with maids, a Seamen Mission guard, and contrast with European or American inns. The piece covers travel costs, train journeys, and a farewell to Japan.
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Kyoto
Yokohama
Australia
Caernarvon Rambler recalls Conestoga views and Jacobs estate
The diary style piece tours Caernarvon and Lancaster County landmarks. It describes the 1814 to 1819 Belt and Blue Ball turnpike road now State Route No. 23, the Conestoga and Welsh mountains, and lists manors such as Windsor Pool Forge White Hall Linden Hall Hampden and Federal Hall. It recounts Sunday school picnics at the orchard and old forge buildings on Cyrus Jacobs holdings, with memories of family, staff, and the plantation’s vast 9000 acre domain and the jakobs mansion estate. The entry closes with notes on the icehouse washhouse and outbuildings, then teases a continuation.
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Uumopyiiny
Umowubaopyyayy
Belt and Blue Ball Turnpike Company
Pool
Lancaster
Coventry Iron Works
United States
Lancaster County
Windsor
Pool Forge
White Hall
Linden Hall
Hampden
Federal Hall
Iampden Hall
Eli
John Bilbins
Levin
Sam
Maansion Bos
Lois
Marta
Cyrus Jacobs
Jacobs
Noah Martin
Caerndarvon Township
Hanson B. Jacobs
Dhbmner
Linda Jacobs
Bangor
Alfred Russell
William Miler
John Jacobs
South America
Sean Tig
Gabe
Hosea
Charehtonagn
Fifteen Tracts Added To State Game Lands Network
The Game Commission announced the acquisition of fifteen new tracts totaling 14 256 acres, expanding Pennsylvania state game lands to 423 474 acres across 46 counties. Remaining under contract adds about 60 000 acres with a possible half million-acre milestone in 1935. Acquisitions include Venango 1346 acres Sullivan 4352 War ren 5867 Bedford 2456 Tioga 103 Lycoming 341 Fulton 57 acres.
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The
Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Union
Venango County
Sullivan County
Warren County
Bedford County
Tioga County
Lycoming County
Fulton County
Subscribe to the Clarion One Twenty Five Per Year
A historical newspaper note announces a subscription price of 1.25 per year for the Clarion. It urges readers to subscribe, highlighting affordable access to local news and community updates.
Three State Teachers College presidents retire this summer
Three complete services to colleges report that State Teachers College leaders retire this summer after long tenures. A. C. Rothermel of Kutztown retires after 48 years public schools service and 35 years as president, to be succeeded by Q A W Rohrbach. C. C. Crawford of Edinboro retires after 12 years. Carmen Ross to succeed. J Linwood Bienberg leaves Slippery Rock after 17 years to head Shippensburg psychology. successor at Slippery Rock not yet chosen.
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Public Schools of
Carmen Ross
Doylestown
Ross
Pennsylvania State Education Association
J. Linwood Bienberg
Slippery Rock
Shippensburg State Teachers College
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Caernarvon
Turkey Hill
Tom
Clarion
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