Doings in the Keystone State
A garbled Keystone State roundup notes John H A Miller donating coal to Lewistown Hospital, plus appointments and obituaries. It mentions Roy P Hicks named trustee at Locust Mountain State Hospital by Governor Pinchot, and Mrs Elizabeth Begen's collapse at St Kyran's confirms a period of varied civic and personal events across Pennsylvania cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HA. Miller
Lewistown Hospital
Roy P. Hicks
Oonckville
Locust Mountain State Hospital
Pinchot
Elizabeth Begen
Wis
Hecknerville
Frank Weise
Cleveland
W. C. Warner
Wea
Sousa Band to Play at Hershey Concerts
Guarantees totaling nearly 500000 have been posted for the third of a century tour of Lieut. Co. John Philip Sousa and his band. The thirty third season runs thirty five weeks opening at Hershey Park Convention Hall with two concerts on July 4 and 5.
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John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Hershey
Hershey Park Convention Hall
Dairy cow backbone of many industries expert says
The Dairy cow supplies far more than milk and butter and cheese. K L Hatch of Wisconsin University extols the cow’s broad welfare role, noting casein in foods and countless everyday uses from office supplies to hardware.
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Radio Farm School
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
K. L. Hatch
Wisconsin University
Wei
Elkton pastors clash over marriage business and taxis
In Elkton Maryland Rev Ernst E Weaver once of Lancaster and Rev William R Moon amid a taxi cab driven rush for elopers business. Moon claims Weaver and cabs colluded to trap couples for fees. Moon opened a rival office near the railroad station while Weaver says he performed over 1200 ceremonies this year amid 1728 licenses issued so far.
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Lancaster
Ernst E. Weaver
Storm Center
Elkton
Cecil County Marriage Bureau
Elopers
Aradise
William R. Moon
Penly
Moon
Weaver
Lancaster County
The
Reformed Church
Maryland
Health Talk Warns Typhoid From Unclean Practices
The Pennsylvania Department of Health article by H. P. Drake warns typhoid fever spreads via contaminated food and water. It urges thorough screening of privies and toilets, fly control, protecting wells, and using safe water sources to prevent infection.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health
H. P. Drake
Bureau of Engineering
Attempted assassination reports suppressed by Spanish press
A Franco Spanish border dispatch claims a bomb was found in Barcelona Cathedral before King Alfonso attended mass. Four priests were arrested. a bomb exploded near a Barcelona hotel after a ball in the king's honor. Travelers report widespread censorship and a Catalan extremist group’s ties to the plot.
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London
Evening News
Barcelona
Alfonso
Avaur
Perpignan
Venice
Ing
Pats
Cosal
Carecolon Oid Alo
Madrid
Av Hom
Rose
Numerou
Marquis de Castell
Farecelona
Romanian Parliament Faces Disorder as Opposition Presses PM Resign
Romanian opposition presses Prime Minister Pratianu to resign before the session ends on June 25. Crowded chambers erupt in disturbances, troops guard the chamber, and opposition tactics intensify as talks with Sinnia’s resident termen fail to ease tensions.
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Bucharest
Romania
Pratianu
Povovni DL Chex
Kia Portlaand
Sinnia
Caurpathian
Soorthing
Hreneh
Deaf Mutes Among 10 Ordained At Cathedral of St John
Bishop William T Mannin ordained ten candidates to the priesthood and diaconate at St John the Divine Cathedral New York. Deaf mutes followed the rites via sign language with interpreter services for about 100 attendees. Guilbert Campbell Braddock was ordained deacon and Rev Aaras Jeffrey Cuffee, an assistant at St Phillip’s Church, was admitted to the priesthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nefro
Wiliam T. Mannin
St. John the Divine
Guilbert Campbell Braddock
St. Ann's Chapel
Aaras Jeffrey Cuffee
St Phillip’s Church
Woodbury selects electric fan for traffic officer
Coola the Traffic Cop at Broad and Delaware streets receives an electric fan after Thomas Stratton, father of Assemblyman Stratton, provides one to help the officer cope with the heat. The elderly man says no faithful officer should suffer in the heat if help is available.
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Coola
Woodbury
N. J
Broad
Delawar
Thomas Stratton
Stratton
Flood Drowns Entire Families Near Tehuantepec
Advices from Tehuantepec station report that entire families were drowned when the river overflowed its banks. The flood carried away houses at Jalana, De Marquez, Comitani, and nearby areas along the Tehuantepec railway.
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Vera Cruz
Tehauntepec
Jalana
de ‘Marquez
Comitani “Nui
Tehayntepec
Rtailway
Grow Better Chicks Without Water Or Scratch Feed
Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports milk and mineral mash yields nearly twice the growth rate of chicks compared with water and scratch grains. Across 100 experiments, milk fed chicks showed stronger growth, disease resistance, and lower mortality, with open sunshine boosting the antirachitic effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
N. J
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Institute
Stop That Backache New Holland Folks Have Found the Way
A reader ad pitches a remedy for dull backache and tiredness claiming a simple method restores energy and happiness. The text targets older, slower feeling individuals and suggests an immediate solution to nerve and back pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Julian Hahn at 850 West Main
On Sunday June 7 the children and grandchildren hosted a surprise at Mrs Julian Hahn’s home 850 West Main Street. The event featured baskets of good things and a fine menu, enjoyed by family members including Harry Ref Dorothey, Elmer Hottenstein, Mary, John, Raymond Neff and Robert, and Bathereotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Hahn
West Main Street
Harry
Dorothy
Elmer
Hottenstein
Mary
John
Raymond - Neff
Robert
Bather
Otten
Ford Now Employing More Than 161000 Persons
Ford Motor Company reports a record 161000+ employees across its U S operations. The Detroit area shows the largest gains with about 14700 job additions since March 1. Most workers are at Highland Park and River Rouge plants.
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Ford
United States
Detroit ‘Arena
Ford' Motor’ Company
Highland Park
River
Rouge
Mas B
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Tretley Ears Row
Norris
Harry Rusko
Langford
James Rushey
Lansford
Hartlein Pike
Andy Rest
Hudsondale
State
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the Dean
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Opscreams
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Pottsville
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Gus ‘Luckenbill
Philadelphia
Read
Schuylkill Haven
Allegheny County
Carnegie Trust Company
Carnegie
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Ajmore
Aig
Passebaers
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Cea
Rae Abe
E. E. Weaver
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Oldiime
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Hudson-Essex
New World
Ryback’s
New Holland, Pa
H. M. Stauffer & Son
Leola, Pa
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