Waynesboro Papers Raise Prices Amid Print Cost Surge
Waynesboro Pennsylvania publications The Record and Herald increase subscription rates as newsprint costs soar. New rates: single 2 cents, month 36 cents, six months 2 dollars, yearly 4 dollars, with daily six pages. Other papers nationwide follow with higher rates, risking layoffs or closures as supply tightens.
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Jess and Gs Tour
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Harrisburg Board Denies Compensation For Higgins Case
The state compensation board upheld the referee Paul W. Houck in denying full disability pay to John Higgins of Tamaqua for 125 weeks because Higgins did not remain under a physician's care throughout the entire period. Higgins lost an eye after the injury and received eleven weeks of compensation.
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Boy Kills Brother During Rabbit Hunt in Gettysburg
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania Cyril Weaver thirteen plays with a shotgun to warn his brother Sevarine Weever fifteen of New Oxford. The weapon misfired as they crouched over a fence during a rabbit hunt. Cyril was killed. The incident involves the Weaver family.
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Sevarine Weever
New Oxford
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Hens Rest During Molt Boost Egg Markets Insight
Poultry experts urge a natural molt to sustain egg production and flock health. Resting hens before molting, cutting feed while allowing range grazing, is advised to renew plumage and improve long term productivity.
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United States
American Agriculturist
Eays
Planned to Kill Father in Rural South Dakota Killing
Bryan Langsdate, 18, of Faston, South Dakota, confessed to shooting his father after planning to kill him for days. He said he considered arsenic, then waited in the office, and fired when his father’s back was turned. State’s Attorney Butler said Langsdate appeared mentally deranged, with a recent spring spell of insanity.
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Bryan Langsdate
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Wolf chases woman near Williamsport after zoo escape
A dog weighty about fifty pounds escaped from Colonel Shoemaker's zoo in McElhattan Park last year. It chased Mrs. Saxton in Mohlin Saxton's field but was shot by her husband before reaching her. The animal had defied capture all year with no prior sightings.
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McElhattan Park
Mohlin Saxton
Saxton
Will Plead Insanity James Scarlet to Defend Slayer
Danville Pa Nov 2 Robert Pursel waived a hearing and was held without bail on murder charges for killing Mr and Mrs John C fern He employed James Scarlet prominent graft prosecution attorney and R S Ammmerman former legislator to mount a temporary insanity defense Pursel to be tried at January term before Judge Evans in the ten years he has served on the bench
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Purset
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Senator Borah III Cancels Campaign Speaking Dates
Senator Wi Ham E Borah of Idaho on Hughes and Fairbanks campaign tour is seriously ill and must cancel remaining appearances. He was struck Tuesday by a severe cold with a high fever, delaying campaign travel and fund-raising events.
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President Poincare Ruler of France in Erenchen at the Front
President Poincare directs France from the front line in Erenchen amid war mobilization. Reports indicate his leadership steadying morale as French troops push defenses along the contested sector. Local observers note intense artillery exchanges near the river crosses.
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Erenchen
U-53 to Receive Pour le Merite for Sinking U S Vessels
Berlin reports that commander Roe of submarine U-53 may be awarded the Pour le Merite after a round trip to Newport in forty days while sinking enemy ships. German papers praise Roe and note Washington’s continued neutrality.
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U. S
British Gold Flows Into New York Despite Banker Warning
Imports of British gold remain strong in New York. Gold bars and coins totaling 8,590,000 dollars arrived at J. P. Morgan & Co. from Canada, despite bankers’ statements that the latest British loan might curb the movement.
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New York
Great Britain
J. P. Morgan & Co
Canada
British Civilian Casualties 5296 Reported in Commons
Premier Asquith disclosed in the house of commons a tally of civilian casualties from enemy action. Killed or died of wounds or shock 589, drowned 914, injured 1693, totaling 5296. Also Dutch mail ships forced to leave mails in England per Overseas News agency.
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