A Prophecy on Night Riders and Industrial Change
A dated polemic links Macaulay’s prophecy to twentieth century US turmoil. It cites night riders in churches and government, corruption in corporations and parties, and warns that vandals arise from within. The piece notes corn stalk pulp potential as an economic pivot while reporting Gov Hugh es campaigning and Chanler’s evasive stance on betting laws.
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Macauley
Theorgias
Springfield
Lilinoia
Lincoln Monument
Tobacco
Indiana
Kentucky
Heroic age and naval labor quetsom cited in editorials
The piece discusses widespread United States interest in Governor Hughes election and praises heroes who risk or lose lives for others. It cites Thun and Carnegie on heroism and pensions, debates white labor on ships, and notes a Roosevelt Taft correspondence adding to presidential campaign literature.
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Barbariem
Roosevelt
Taft
Bosnia
Servin
Venecuela
Local Notes From Bareville and Surrounding Areas
John Aman has his arm free from the sling. William Groff, former employee of M S Graybill, has left home for Ephrata to work in a silk mill. J N Buckwalter sold his home to Cyrus Sheaffer who now lives nearby. Carpenters work at John Martins home. L D Wenger reports a strong corn crop and plans to feed it to poultry. Farmers finish husking carp and begin fodder transport. Corn prices may fall if yields hold. Green corn sells for forticents a bushel. Some local schools nearby closed due to whooping cough.
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John Aman
William Groff
M. S. Graybill
Ephrata
J. N. Buckwalter
Pike
Cyrus Sheaffer
John Martin
L. D. Wenger
Republican mass meeting in New Holland draws local turnout
The piece notes a well represented Republican mass meeting in New Holland last Saturday evening. It mentions Mrs. Joseph Ressler and Mrs. Theo Stauffer from Lancaster visiting Mrs. Harry Diller for her birthday and receiving tokens of affection. Elmira Royer visited John B. Bair’s family, with other Sunday gatherings listed, and a chestnut party with Anna Weaver and corresponds to last week’s mention.
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New Holland
Joseph Ressler
Theo Stauffer
Lancaster
Harry Diller
Elmira Royer
John B. Bair
Edward Fenninger
Elizabeth Denlinger
Sarfield Denlinger
Ivan Diller
Anna Weaver
Fetterville
The World’s Telephones Rise in Use Worldwide
Estimates place total telephones in use at about 9.5 million with 7 million in the United States and 2 million in Europe. Bell companies logged an average 18.6 million calls per day in 1907, about 75 calls per person across the nation that year.
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United States
Europe
Bell Companies
McCan Relates Local Injuries And Accident Claims
Dr D J McCan of Ephrata reports his son James ay employed at the Clarion Office had three surgical pages on Saturday. Harvey Mentzer suffered a pool room accident when jabbed by a knife. Robert Fry accidentally shot himself while inspecting a friend's revolver. Clarence Spraher, seven, cut his left foot badly on glass.
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D. J. McCan
Ephrata
James Ay
Clarion
Harvey Mentzer
Robert Fry
Clarence
Spreaher
Hunting Boots For Fall Sportsmen At Low Prices
The store offers Kangaroo Calf and Oil Calf hunting boots in 8 to 15 inch heights with waterproof features. Prices range from $2 to $7, reflecting a full line for the hunting season. The shop closes tonight at 7:30 due to a large Republican Parade.
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Moscow
Amish Meeting Attendance Noted Among Local Visitors
CHAS H FREY The Shoe Man and Mr and Mrs Menno Zook of near the Black Horse Chester County spent several days visiting relatives and attending the Amish meeting on his farm at Bennuel Fisher. Mrs Sue Busser and Mrs Mary A Yooa visited in Dillerville Lancaster and near Levan s Mill with relatives. Amos Brackbill has a large turnip measured twenty four inches around. Fodder bundles sell for four cents. William Fromm and his sons near Dey Hill, hired with Amos Hershey near Intercourse, returned home. Elizabeth Stauffer of Parkesburg visited Carrie Livera, her cousin, Mrs Amos Futer. Aman Blackbill attended the here sale in Ephrata.
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Menno Zook
Black Horse
Chester County
Bennuel Fisher
Samuel Frymyer
Monterey
Geo
Ream
Mary
Dillervilla
Lancaste
Levan's Mill
Amos
William
Fromm, Sons
Fromm
Dey Hill
Swith
Amos Hershey
Intercourse
Misa
Elizabeth ‘ Stauffer
Parkesburg
Mies Carrie
Livera
Amos Futer
John
Aman
Blackbill
Sale
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Clarion Printing House
New Holland, Pa
SFA
H. A. Showalter
Bureau of Forestry
Reading
Hughes
Chanler
Thun
Andrew Carnegie
Shakspear
Bareville
VICI
Dito . Rao A Lot
NEW _YORK
Rantee Gp
Dueiaggesit
Dtu Rey
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Honeywell
Bareville, Pa
Amos M. Zimmerman
Yours Truly, W. B. Burkholder
A.M. Zimmerman
Akron, PA
Chas. H. Frey, the Shoe Man
East Eine Street
Hatville
Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster County
Shand
Foster & Cochran's
Brussels
Smyrna
Axminster
Foster
Gochran
Williamson
East King St
Snes
Sheesweeton
Williamsons
The
Union Trust Co
Thorely
Russia
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