Midshipman Huried to Death at Annapolis Naval Academy
At Annapolis Maryland Midshipman Leicester R Smith of Kent Ohio was killed during the class ring ceremony when thrown overboard at the sea wall. He reportedly struck his head on a mast during a boat overturn. Rescue efforts lasted about an hour but failed. an investigation was ordered by the superintendent and ruled accidental.
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Livingstone
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Edward Myera
Yars
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Plymouth
Andrew Conrad
Pottstown
Washington Hill
Charles Reverta
Franklin
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Swissvile
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Michiel Pande
Offgial
Benjamin Sacko
Philadelphia
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Hahlmann
Rand
Needle in Mouth Leads to X-Ray Watch in Gettysburg
Mildred Fitz, a Hoffman orphanage resident near Littlestown, Pennsylvania, is under close observation at Warner Hospital after swallowing a needle placed between her lips while sewing. X-ray images locate the needle in her stomach and doctors plan careful monitoring.
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Gettysburg
Mildred Fitz
Warner Hospital
Hoffman
Littlestown
Robbery of Messenger in Cambridge Nets $15000
Four men held up Herbert Hume a messenger for the Guaranty Trust Company of Cambridge Mass and robbed him of 15000 dollars. The crime occurred as he carried funds through the city. Investigation follows with police aware of the incident.
Market Report Entries From Philadelphia Area
General market notes list various commodity prices including winter wheat at 5.60, spring and city patent at 8.26, patent cross red at 1.19, No. 2 yellow corn at 886, white corn 59 cents, live hens 27 cents, dressed poultry at 28 cents, creamery items around 8 7, and nearby western markets at 27 cents. The fragment mentions quiet conditions across several categories and references regional terms like Philadelphia and western markets.
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Philadolp
AGORN
Leeks
Unclear OCR Summary From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text mentions items like Bjork quotations and various numbers. No coherent event, names, dates, or places emerge to form a reliable news item or summary.
Farm Calendar Notes On Broilers Creeks and Farming Tips
Timely reminders from the Pennsylvania State College cover broiler and pullet separation for market prices, creeps for young animals, Farmers' Day on June 12 with a June 11 meeting, usefulness of self feeders for hogs and poultry, corn planting with good reed corn and germination, and drain tile prices after the war for draining wet spots on farms.
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Pennsyl
Vania State College
State College
The Secret He Was So Very Quiet
Fragmentary lines speak of a secret task and a brother’s song. A voice says the heart stays open and winds of trouble rise as the speaker seeks truth and harmony amid fading lines.
Goodville Cow Testing Association Shows Strong Dairy Returns
Twenty three Lancaster County dairymen completed a May 15 1923 testing year. The report lists top butterfat producers led by Mast Stoltzfus and notes five Holstein purebreds among the ten highest cows. The average herd yield was 7956 pounds of milk and 238.4 pounds of butterfat, well above Pennsylvania state averages. Enthusiasm runs high as Luke Mantin plans to continue testing next year.
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Lancaster County
Goodville
Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Luke W. Mantin
Mik . BF
Mast
Stoltafus
Ira M. Eby
David Stoltafus
L. B. Hertzler
Jazon Bby
Blaine L. Shirk
Jacob H. Gehman
George G. Lauder
Aaron H. Metzler
H. K. Martin
Mast Stoltzfus
Pennsylvania
Goodville Association
Association
Martin
Kidnapped Boy Slayers Confess in Detail
Accidentally revealing confession from Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb shows Leopold admitting his role and Loeb’s enticement of Robert Franks into the car. Leopold describes the fatal blow and the ransom letter, while police pursuit and journalistic observations frame the case.
New York Democrat Proposes Civilians Salute Colors Bill
Representative Bloom introduces a measure after a Memorial Day parade urging civilians to salute the flag as it passes. He cites a perceived patriotism lapse in the capital city and says citizens in the nation’s heart should be patriotic.
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Washington
Representative Bloom
Democrat
New York
Bloom
Oldest Lancaster County Resident Turns 80
Marietta Pa Mrs Eliza Grove the county’s oldest resident reached her 80th birthday. She credits hard work for her longevity noting she started on a farm as a girl and has lived in the same house for nearly 70 years.
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Marietta
Eliza _ Grove
Lancaster County
Roses on Crab Apple Tree at Allentown Pa
A freak of nature roses bloom on a crab apple tree near Miss Annie home in Macungie. Large branches hold double white roses drawing residents and visitors from many counties to view the unusual tree and its prolific blossoms. Local farmer Billy Smith reported the specimen may have sprung from a Bayo birch form, with foals observed nearby in the field.
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Annie
Macnngle
Lark
Bilis
Pennsylvania News in Briefs
Pennsylvania items report land condemnation for a park project by the Fracaville school board, sales of firefighting horses, a man dying while helping a neighbor, suicides and accidents across multiple towns. Other notes include real estate sales, a new Greenville dairy plant plan, local crimes, school illnesses, and a fire department dispute in Swissville.
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Fracaville School Board
Pottsvillee Hire Department
Tamaqua Fee
Ell F. Booser
Dar Date
Danpl
Cof Fitness
Andrew Piekaroski
Girardvilla Vemetery
Elmer
Greenville
Church Street
Phoenixvile
Farm electricity boosts efficiency and family well being
The article argues that productive farm hours are worth about 40 cents each and the path to profitability is reducing non productive labor via electricity. It notes electric light and power plants on farms save labor in barns and homes, powering grinding mills pumping and washing, easing the farmer's wife burdens and improving living conditions.
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Belive
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