President's Legislative Prospects to March Fourth 1909
The article notes limited near term gains for President Roosevelt's agenda with Congress to adjourn March 4 1909. It highlights proposed laws on corporations interstate regulation taxes pension boosts and a parcels post while urging action on key measures like currency reform and anti gambling moves.
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Alla
Congress
House
Senate
McCall
Treasury
Aldrich
District of Columbia
Congressional
Kidney Trouble Cure Promoted By Dr Kilmer Swamp Root
An advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble claiming rapid relief and medical testing. Readers may request a free sample bottle and an informational book by writing to Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York. Regular bottle sizes cost fifty cents to one dollar and are sold by druggists.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Parcels Post Debated Despite Express Carrier Objections
The piece argues for a parcels post system with wagons and telephoning deliveries to serve hundreds of thousands of families. It claims substantial government revenue from stamps could offset deficits, while opposing interests from express companies and railroads resist legislation. It also notes a trout size fine and a rash of House telegrams urging free wood pulp and print paper. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup ad ends.
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Meyer
John Wanamaker
Harrison
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Publishers’ Association
Mothers Bread keeps lead in the market
R. H. Wright & Bro. report Mothers' Bread remains the market leader with strong sales since its introduction. Many customers continue to choose this bread over competitors, reflecting its popularity and trust among shoppers.
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R. H. Wright & Bro
Reading Area Personal News and Anecdotes
Personal notices list visits and social events in Reading and area towns with many named individuals and households. Entries describe relatives visiting, hosting gatherings, and weekend trips, plus brief jokes and family anecdotes from local sources.
Aggressive Fishing Charge Is Dismissed in Lancaster
David Faby of Salisbury township faced a hearing before Alderman Spurrier on Saturday charged with illegal hand fishing by prosecutor Jason Wenger of Mt. Tabor. The case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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David Faby
Salisbury Township
Alderman Spurrier
Lancaster
Jason A. Wenger
Mt. Tabor
Lancaster New Era Turns Thirty One
The Lancaster New Era marks thirty one years on Tuesday. The paper prides itself on a good daily, clean sheet and hopes to continue in that tradition. Rev J Hunsberger, raised in Farmersville, is appointed pastor of the Baptist Church at Lewistown after self made progress through college and the theological seminary.
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Lancaster New Era
Charlton
J. &. Hunsberger
Farmersville
Baptist Church
Lewistown
Hunsberger
Theological Seminary
Lancaster Classis annual meeting set for Monday
The Lancaster Classis of the Reformed Church will hold its annual meeting at Bethany Reformed Church in Ephrata on Monday with about sixty delegates and ministers expected to attend. Also advertised is Pinesalve Carbolized for cuts and burns, sold by Wm. M. Stauffer.
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Wm. M. Stauffer
Lancaster Classia
the Reformed Church
Bethany Reformed Church
Ephrata
Wm. M., Stauffer
State Zoologist warns against spraying during blossom
State Zoologist Surface warns farmers and fruit growers not to spray fruit trees during blossom as it will injure the fruit. The advisory targets San Jose scale control and emphasizes protecting crops from harmful applications in bloom.
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Surface
San Jose
Teachers' Permanent Certificates Exam At Millersville
The Committee on Teachers' Permanent certificates will hold its annual examination at Millersville today. Prof. H Gehman, Prof. Lantus and Miss Riddle are the examiners on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersville
Lantus
Miss Riddle
Fourteen Join Mennonite Church in Ephrata Service
Fourteen persons were admitted to membership in the Mennonite Church at Ephrata last Sunday. Bishop Benjamin Weaver and Rev. Landis preached during the service.
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Mennonite Church
Ephrata
Benjamin Weaver
Landis
Out Again Daniel Oberholtzer Returns Home
Daniel M. Oberholtzer of East Earl leaves home after three weeks confined by pneumonia and is able to be about again.
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Daniel M. Oberholtzer
East Earl
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