For Sale and Coming Events Notices in New Holland Area
Classified items include a Singer sewing machine Delaval Cream Separator Westinghouse range and autos cleaned and waxed at various local addresses in New Holland and Bareville. Also listings for spraying materials and puppies from Kiefers Kennels. Upcoming events feature Trinity Lutheran garden party American Legion Carnival and Martin Reunion at Lititz Springs Park.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Martin
Lititz Springs Park
Robot Sleuth May Read Human Mind
Milwaukee scientists describe a Wheatstone bridge based detector that measures electrical resistance to detect matter state and even infer mental activity. Oscar D. Werwath notes the device detects ohm resistance with high precision and suggests future mind reading from brain electricity.
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Milwaukee
Wheatstone Bridge
Afarquette University
College of Engineering
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Gloucester
Mass
Oscar D. Werwath
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Buck Rabbit Inspires Jugoslav Industry in Belgrade
In Belgrade Professor Lebedev starts an Angora rabbit venture using a buck named Magnus as inspiration. His farm now has about 1500 rabbits in two years, with plans for more centers as inexpensive feed and labor help profits. Rabbits yield over $8.20 wool per animal while upkeep stays low. prices remain strong in Britain and the United States.
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Belgrade
Magnus
Jugoslavia
Lebedev
Belgrade University
Britain
Angora Woo
Jugosalvia
United States
Deaths and injuries in Lancaster area shocks community
Rhoda Hackman a near 13 year old of Hallville died of tetanus from a foot splinter after a weekend delay in calling a physician. George Hampton 41 was stabbed at his Lancaster home the wound required heart surgery with the heart lifted and sutured. his assistant Myrte Dorwart 38 is held without bail on felonious assault and battery with intent to kill.
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Rhoda Hackman
Hallville
Lititz
Lancaster General Hospital
George Hampton
Lancaster
John L. Atlee, Jr
Hampton
Plan Auto Tunnel for Mount Blanc
Turin reports a proposed nine to ten mile motor tunnel through Mount Blanc approved by the duce without government expense pledges. Swiss engineer Anthony Bron backs a road tunnel from Chamonix to Entreves, promising quicker access between France Italy and Switzerland and boosting winter sports travel.
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Turin
Italy
Mount Blanc
Duce
France
Switzerland
the Averet
Aosta
Anthony Bron
Chamonix
Entreves
Macaulay A Historian Who Loved Books And Reading
Lord Macaulay wrote to a young relative praising books over wealth and luxury. He would rather be poor with books than a king without the pleasure of reading. He valued literature as a lasting treasure for a girl named Margaret.
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Macaulay
Lord Macaulay
Margaret
Dangers and Feats in the Nation’s Postal Service
A National Geographic bulletin traces the perilous winter mail routes across Alaska with dog teams and long treks, contrasts city pneumatic mail with remote land routes, and notes historic milestones from Franklin to the Pony Express and the transcontinental railroad.
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Washington
Postal Service
National Geographic Society
Point Barrow
Lancaster Livestock Market prices and receipts report
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture notes receipts and market tone at Lancaster with cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs prices. Indications show overall steady to weak for various classes. notable top on choice vealers at 7.00 and choice lambs 8.50 to 9.00. receipts 278 cattle 168 calves 211 hogs 53 sheep.
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Choice Westerns
Stereoscope Method Aids Squint Cure For Children
In Birmingham a hospital uses a stereo scope in which a model is placed in each lens to train children. They must align a loon a baby or a sheep in the field center to develop proper vision. Hundreds of youngsters reportedly improved.
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Birmingham
England
Size Gap Between Male and Female Icluacanthus Fasciola Fish
Scientists note a notable size difference in the deep sea species Icluacanthus fasciola with females ranging from 2 to 10 inches while males measure only 1 to 1 inches.
Ancient flower lore across China Egypt and Persia thrives
The article notes early flower use in decoration and religion among Chinese Egyptians and Persians. It highlights peony imagery in Chinese art, sacred towers in Egyptian worship, and Persian terrace gardens with water trees and grass shaping landscape design.
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China
Egypt
Relleton
Payptians
Psyptouns
Peres Sol
Batecen
Atnes
Aohet
Faustin Soulouque and Haiti's Imperial Era
The text describes Faustin Soulouque as the first Haitian emperor and recounts his defeat in battles with Santo Domingo, his dethronement in 1859, exile, and eventual return to die in Haiti. It also mentions Jean Jacques Dessalines as the first emperor and notes later monarchs.
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Prvistin
Aeuecuque
Austin Te
Bop
Wits
Perthare
Republic
Santo Domingo
Iss
Jatmatea
Soulouque
Haiti
Jean Jacques Lessalines
Hatt
Henri Christeuphe
Benefeiniy
Buckwheat And Ancient Grains In Early Diets Across Cultures
Fragmentary text describes buckwheat traced across two millennia and used in diverse diets. Mentions of cultivation, consumption in bread and porridge, and seasonal use include references to tribes and early agricultural practices. Details are garbled but indicate historical significance of buckwheat in various regions.
Al at Lloyds certifies ship identity and safety standards
The text explains that all sea vessels carry identity certificates and British ships with passengers require safety checks. It notes the highest class 1004.14 LMC, known as Al at Lloyds, and describes star or cross marks signaling special surveys during construction. LMC indicates a special machinery certificate as well.
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Lloyds
LMC
Where Gold Was First Found
The article traces gold’s early discovery and use. It notes gold’s initial appeal to prehistoric man, its later melting and bronze-age emergence, and early Egyptian mining plus Fourth dynasty gold washing depicted in monuments. It also mentions a 1200 B.C. expedition for river-washed gold by Armenians.
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Egypt
Armenia
Sale Register highlights 1934 community auctions
A June 30 1934 entry notes a rear Eagle Hotel sale with wagons harness and tools led by manager Z Martin and auctioned by John L Halligan. A July 18 1934 listing covers a Juniata County Cow shipment at Blue Ball Sales Stables by Lester S Moyer with C C Warner as auctioneer. Kunzer Lancaster Pa features a complete household and kitchen furniture sale conducted by E E Reneey V D Kiss as auctioneers.
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Eagle
Z. Martin
John L. Halligan
Auc
Juniata County
Blue Ball Sales
Lester S. Moyer
C. C. Warner
Kunzer
Lancaster County
Room
E E Reneey
D. Kiss
Letters Testamentary Granted in Bareville Estate
Estate letters testamentary issued to Clayton H. Wenger and Ames E Burkholder as executors. Creditors urged to settle debts and claimants to present demands promptly to the undersigned in Bareville Pennsylvania. Attorney 525 &tp.
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Bareville
Clayton H. Wenger
Ames E Burkholder
525 &Tp
Diseases Change and Extinct in Modern Times
The article discusses the puzzling shifts in disease patterns with some illnesses vanishing while others transform. It questions whether outdoor life, sports, or internal secretory influences drive these changes, noting notable differences from a past era and raising hypotheses about evolving pathogen behavior. The piece mentions Tatana and Bot Pte as examples noted by observers.
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Doug Citas
Carly
Tytania
The Taj Mahal Tribute to Mughal Empresses in Marble
A richly described tomb narrative lauds feminine grace as the pinnacle of beauty. The interior and exterior carvings gleam with precious stones and delicate inlays. The central tomb of Mumtaz is surrounded by a delicate screen and floral garlands, reflecting opulence and feminine symbolism.
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Val Moby
Lie
Short methods in navigation credited to St. Esiatre
The Coast and Geodetic survey credits the St. Esiatre method as the origin of short navigation methods. It states that by observing altitude and calculating a corresponding altitude at an assumed position the difference directly measures the error in position. Leading navigators accept that the principle and its modifications greatly simplify navigation.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
Marc St. Esiatre
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Singer Sewing Machine
Chas. Brown
West Main Street
New Holland
Martin Showalter Bldg
Westinghouse Electric
Co. C. Ruoss
Jackson Street
Leda
H. Myer M. Groff
Bareville, R. D. 1
John W. Martin
Kiefer’s
Millersville
Buck Rabbit
Nenana
Iditarod
Alaska
Sandusky
Ghia
Islinds
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Death’s Door
Ellison Bay
Detroit Harbor
Wisconsin
Idaho
Rocky Bar
Atlanta
New York City
Metropolis
Manhattan
United States Post
Boston
Philadelphia
Colonial Service
Benjamin Franklin
Enfenfe
Luston
Falmaguin
Maine
Continental Congress
Franklin
B. Franklin
B. Free
Feramorz “Little
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Port Laramie
Denver
Pike's Peak
Riters
Pony Express
San Francisco
St. Joseph
Lancaster Livestock Market
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Marketing Service
Amit
Wia Ja. Com
B.uuga
Stauffer Sales Company
New Holland, PA
Pennsylvania
Ohio
J. M
L. C. Sweitzer
A. G. Commell. Stauffer Sales Company
Seltzer & Warner
Auds
Overly
Jacoby
Clerks
Chevrolet
Tudor
Lauder Bros., Inc
West Main St
Faustin Elie Soulouque
Haitian Republic
Othe
Viola AL Wenger
Upper Leacock Township
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