Underground Mining School In Idaho Trains Returned Soldiers
A 1400 foot underground classroom in the Morning mine at Mullan Idaho hosts a university of Idaho program teaching returned soldiers the art of mining lead zinc ore. Lieutenant Frank H. Skeels heads the course with drift work, rock drills and timbering practiced under safety supervision. Students are paid as they learn, with instructors funded by state and federal government. Similar schools are planned at other mines as enrollment grows.
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Moscow
Idaho
Mullan
University of Idaho
School of Mines
University
Frank H. Skeels
United States Army Engineers
Skeels
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Fpf
A. Thomson
University School of Mines
Tanlac touted by Pennsylvanians in health claim
Prominent residents endorse Tanlac as a remedy for nervousness indigestion debility loss of appetite sleeplessness and bodily complaints. The ad states Tanlac reaches the root of trouble builds up the system vitalizes blood aids digestion and restores color and vitality. Available locally through leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Hall
Haill
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Left Waiting at Church Bride Reappears for Second Wedding
Joseph Solar of Harrisburg Pa faced a missing bride at his wedding but remained calm. He sent the best man and friends to find another bride. Veressa Chusa arrived blush and willing, and the ceremony proceeded with a new bride.
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Joseph Solar
Harrisburg
Joseph
Mss Veressa Chusa
Thankful to Police In St Louis Arrest
Tony Evangelovic expresses gratitude to police after being arrested in St Louis on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He allegedly planned to use the weapon to take his own life.
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St. Louis
Tony Evangelovic
Tony
Ros Yolyer
Unshaken Testimony On Tonall From Local Blacksmith
Addisson C. Proutz of 3071 Main St Lititz recounts illness after influenza and how Tonall, recommended by Charles the druggist, restored appetite strength and sleep. The testimonial dated April 1919 notes Tonall’s sale at Auker's Drug Store New Oxford Pa during a local Chautauqua event.
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Addisson C. Proutz
Main St
Lititz
Auker’s Drug Store
New Oxford
Gettysburg Fire Company Nets From Three-Day Festival
The Gettysburg Fire Company reports a net return near 400 dollars from a three day festival last week. Receipts totaled between 500 and 600 dollars. A car collided with a tow rope near the Baltimore and Ohio canal at Georgetown. Barney McCarraher, the chauffeur, suffered cuts to face and hand. Berton Hinman, a Gettysburg College student, had light scratches. Mr. Stahler was injured. The slow drive is blamed for preventing more serious harm. S. G. Bigham of Biglerville sustained a badly cut knee from a freight car fall.
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Gettysburg Fire Company
Baltimore and Ohio Canal
Georgetown
Barney McCarraher
Berton Hinman
Gettysburg College
Stahler
Item Office Ad Touts Up-To-Date Printed Work
An advertisement urges customers to patronize the Item office for neat and up-to-date printed work. It promotes high quality printing services and reliable turnaround.
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Broadway
Hanover, Pa
Atlantic Refining Co
Neely’s Store
New Chester, Pa
County Sealer of Weights and Measures
Goodrich
Badge of Honor
Thrilling
Brush the Great
Doughboys
New Oxford Community Chautauqua
Mine
Phila
Pardon Board
Fred Wiseman
York County
Wiseman
Hanover
Herb B. Kain
Society
Ethel McCumsey
Lancaster
Hanover Hotel
Sproul
Harry Stahler
Norristown
Abbottstown
York
Norman Cloud
York Hospital
Hanover High School
Tonall
I. W. Livingston
Lincoln Way
West
New Oxford, Pa
The
Country Gentleman
Ladies’ Home Journal
the Saturday Evening Post
Vite As
Furie
Genuine
Palm Beach
Ed Name
Schmidt & CO
York, PA
S. G. Bigham
Biglerville
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