Rev Crawford speaks at Heights on lasting worth and faith
The sermon contrasts life’s real gains with material wealth. It urges belief in Christ, selfless acts, and living by His footsteps. The message emphasizes the acid test of one’s deeds and the eternal value of love over possessions. All news stays true to the source tone and era.
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Best Books for Schools Names 25 Top Titles
Chicago Aug 5 The Associated Press reports the National Educational Association lists twenty five best books for grades one through eight. Led by Little Women, Alice in Wonderland second, Robinson Crusoe third, Tom Sawyer fourth, Treasure Island fifth, with Stevenson’s Child's Garden of Verse also on the list.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Louise M. Alcott
New England
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National Educational Association
Lewis Carroll
Defoe
Mark Twain
Robertt Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Nicolay
Abraham Lincoln
Kipling
Anderson
Pyle
Malory
van Loon
Wiggin
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Burton E
Dickens
Irving
Rip van ‘Winkie
Mother Goose
Dodge
Hana Slinker
Hagedorn
Theodore Roosevelt
Hawthorne
Sexton
Spyri
Heidi
Met
Riis
Baldwin
Eggleston
David Copperfield
Grimm
Wyss
United States
American Library Association
Young Pennsylvanian saves life after copperhead bite in mountains
Shamokin, Aug 7. Edward McCoy, 18, of Shamokin, biten by a copperhead while picking huckleberries in the mountains. He sucked the wound to draw out venom, then reached Shamokin for medical care. His arm swelled to twice its size but doctors believe he will recover.
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Shamokin
Edward McCoy
Young McCoy
Supper and entertainment aid strike fund in Brunswick
A supper and entertainment event in Brunswick cleared over $1,000 for striking shopmen. More than 1,200 attendees from Brunswick and nearby areas shared in meals and a concert by the Brunswick band. Despite the gathering, the town remained quiet with pickets visible on tent fronts. In Newark a separate death occurred as Mrs Malone was found drowned in her bathtub.
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Brunswick and Vicinity
Brunswick
Carr
Kennedy
Taylor
Delphey
Newark
Georgi
Onna Malone
East Orange
Martin Bechtotl
Thomas Montena
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Tannery Fire Destroys Plant in Funke Town
A fire Saturday morning destroyed the Tanners Hide and Tallow Company plant at Funkstowan on the old National pike toward Hagerstown. Foreman William Lankford discovered the blaze and led an effort to fight it, but the building, fertilizer stocks, equipment, and several outbuildings were consumed. Estimated damage about 20000 dollars. origin undetermined.
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Hagerstown
Tanners Hide and Tallow Company
William Lankford
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