Traveler's Guide for Lebanon Pa Leader Smith
AyD Smith serves as President and General Superintendent of the Lebanon Pennsylvania Traveler's Guide outfit. This item notes leadership and organizational role in the local travel publication.
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
7
AyD Smith serves as President and General Superintendent of the Lebanon Pennsylvania Traveler's Guide outfit. This item notes leadership and organizational role in the local travel publication.
Reading and Wilmington connections show departures from Waynesburg Junction for Reading at 9 00 am and 4 31 pm with Elverson and Springfield options, Sunday readings include 10 15 am and 4 00 pm for Reading and 7 06 pm for Elverson. From Waynesburg Lee to Wilmington trains run 6 88 am and 8 48 am and 4 22 pm Sundays 2 2 am and 3 1 am and 4 22 pm. Ephrata to Lancaster and Columbia departs 9 00 am, 12 6 and 1 60 pm Sundays 1 65 am and 6 08 pm. Ephrata to Reading departs 8 17 am and 7 22 pm Sundays 5 26 am and 4 30 pm.
Postal records show closing times for various routes and the arrival schedule. It lists closing points on D8 railroad at 6:00 p.m. and 1. From Greenbank and Vici, late afternoon departures. Arrivals include Greenbank at 5:00 a.m. and other routes at 6:20 a.m. plus 6:10 p.m. and 6:55 p.m. via Lancaster and other regions.
The notice promotes a wide range of stationery items including paper, tablets, envelopes, pens, inks, pencils, crayons and writing fluids. It highlights linen paper and Japan silk, urging readers to visit for complete stock at low city prices.
In a Paris reading room two Americans pass the rain drenched hours with memory and longing. A Kentucky man recalls Harrodsburg and a vanished pump while others joke about meals and old towns as rain drums the window. The card ends with carved initials OW TWIT Thorp Ban.
An aged Philadelphia dispatch relates a tense quarrel between two men over Latham who disappears the next morning amid suspicions of foul play. The account notes circumstantial evidence and a witness scene on asylum grounds, while another brief item describes a Philadelphia woman testing phonograph records at the zoo with mixed results and a nephew’s playful monkey impersonation.
Fragmentary text recalls Bonpland noting sea turtles in captivity and annual migrations to breeding grounds. Mentions modern civilization shaping hardships, Burone inhabitants, and summer trips with cruises. Dense, disjointed phrases limit clear facts.
Fragmentary notice extols new hardy types of tools and complete display of naval appliances. Claims skilled workmen and good ink with wood paper enable prompt work. Prices claimed as low as any for first class work. Ends midword with garbled text.
A brief advertisement highlights that sale bills and posters printed at the office meet high standards and offer prompt attention for mailed or telephoned orders. The notice encourages readers to request services if they value quality work and promises accommodation.
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