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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
25
The piece warns that friendly dogs mean goodwill and should be treated calmly while wary dogs may pose danger. It cautions against trusting superficially friendly behavior and notes some people pretend friendship until a critical moment, then betray others.
A mixed record from a Clearview school report details pupil attendance and days missed, while accompanying items recount a jailhouse joke, a missing money plea, a kidnapping claim, a elopement report, and a call from Prof. Surface urging destruction of garden remnants to curb pests. The items sketch local life, crimes, and public advisory in terse notes.
A runaway sled carried 12-year old Jennings Blouse of New Bridgeville down a steep hillside into a wire fence. The impact tore the pastway and caused a skull fracture.
The Low Concert Company led by Lawrence L. Lewis and Gresshen AMLYors- Lewis presents a blended program of class music and light entertainment. Edna May Brown appears as violinist and pianist with a soprano and reader, joining a three year Redpath management run.
Lawrence L. Lewis Gretchen Myers Lew is graduate voice teachers Frederick Howard until his death Edna May Brown performs violin and piano. The program includes vocal duets solos readings and a musical sketch Barney's Courtship that "brings down the house" every time. Third Lyceum Lecture Course Crystle Theater Mayday Evening January 19 1914.
Public sale to be held Saturday January 24 1914 at the residence on the Hanover road in Mt Pleasant township Adams county three miles southeast of Bonneauville. Items include a 16 year old black mare wagon harness hay rake tools and household items. Sale at 1 PM with six months credit on sums of 5 and up. Conducted by MKs Horace Heltzel.
The will of Frank P. Brewer a Mercerburg bank cashier who killed himself leaves his forty thousand dollar estate to his aged mother.
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