Roosevelt's Gettysburg Memorial Day Address Receives Mixed Critique
President Roosevelt delivers a vigorous memorial address at Gettysburg praising national unity and condemning political distortion. He emphasizes farming and city workers sharing prosperity while urging orderly progress and opposition to sectionalism.
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Pennsylvania Auto Inspection Campaign Shows Progress
Officials report final figures for the first compulsory inspection campaign of 1934, noting more cars approved without repairs or changes and improvements in brakes, steering, lights, and tires. Of 1,339,698 vehicles inspected, 382,039 were approved as is and 957,659 needed attention.
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Apiary Inspection in Pennsylvania bulletin on bee diseases
An illustrated bulletin from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture explains control of transmissible bee diseases. H B Kirk, chief apiary inspector, notes the bee industry in the state is worth about a million dollars with 1 750 000 pounds of honey produced yearly. The guide covers foulbrood diseases and bee mite control and includes the State Bee Law and department regulations.
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Chester A. Diller Attorney at Law and Justice of the Peace
Offices at 53 North Duke Street Lancaster PA and Gap PA with Wednesday and Saturday service in the latter, other days in Lancaster. Deeds mortgages wills and estate settlements handled. All justice of the peace duties performed per law. Licensed land surveyor registered by the State Board.
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Estate Notice from Goodville Lead by B W Witmer
Local notice from Goodville Pennsylvania listing B W Witmer and others regarding estate matters. Details are incomplete but indicate probate or settlement actions with a public filing.
State Starts Stocking Pymatuning Dam
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission announces the first stocking of Pymatuning Reservoir in the northwest. Five stocking stations are set around feeder mouths to ensure good water conditions and accessibility by road. Initial consignments include wall-eyed pike and bluegill, with further shipments of yearling bluegill and yellow perch fry. Water tests confirm the reservoir is ideal for fish life.
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Wayne S. Martin Lawyer Advertises Local Services
A legal notices style listing shows Wayne S. Martin offering estate settling, conveyancing, wills and deeds, mortgages, clerking sales, automobile licenses, and insurance services under Robert Burns Bair Justice of the Peace in New Holland Pennsylvania.
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CHECK UP HELPS MAKE COWS PAY
RE Powell of the Purina Experimental Farm Gray Summit Missouri explains a cow’s money making line the point at which she pays for her keep. Culling feeding and management raise the line and profitable milk depends on feeding cows near or above it.
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Navy Mattresses Meet State Standards For Sailors Comfort
Pennsylvania regulations guide the Navy in selecting mattresses for the Ranger and other ships. Hair mattresses built to Keystone State standards withstand harsh climates while resisting lumping and salt air. The Bedding and Upholstery division of the Bureau of Inspection enforces these requirements.
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Mattress Odor Problem Solved By State Standards
A historic complaint about old fashioned mattresses was odor from humidity. Mattresses produced under Pennsylvania standards have eliminated this defect.
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