Jitney Bus Hero Jimmy From Over the Sea
A nostalgic poem describes a flamboyant jitney bus driver known as Jimmy living by the sea. The rider talks about his signals, tire care, horn, and pride as the Ford chugs along. The piece reflects popular urban transport and shore life in November 22, 1916, era.
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Jimmy
Welcome Visitor Letters to the Editor Thank You Note
A reader named C J Benjamin writes to thank the editor for sharing copies of The News and for helping him feel caught up with the publication.
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C. J. Benjamin
Swarthmore Considers Keeping Old Neighborhood Thanksgiving Service
In Swarthmore a longstanding neighborhood Thanksgiving service inspired by Dr. McGill and Rev. Jackson is praised as a priceless blessing. The 1016 meeting offered open participation, with forty five minutes of selected speakers and ten minutes for public remarks.
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Nighbors
Worthmore
McGill
Critus
Swarthmore College
V. Henry Jackson
Asbyterian
Swarthmore
Shade E. Simmonds
Swartle Boy Divine Sings Of A New Ford Truck
A fragment describes a Swartle boy Divine with a new Ford truck. The verse mentions a yellow canvas cover and a busy routine running a route through town. The brief item blends rural slang with motorized work.
Woolman House Weekend Conference Notes
Attendees at Woolman House heard Mrs Collins lecture on Malachi and Job as inspiration for faith. Dr Janney led a discussion on what Friends believe, stressing no written creed and the divinity and mission of Christ. Dr J Russell Smith closed with a talk on remaking country neighborhoods, emphasizing work, play, love and worship over technology.
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Janney
Christ
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
J. Russell Smith
Smith
Woolman House conference aids religious education and study
The group reviews life of Jesus and the feeding of the five thousand, explores storytelling as spiritual uplift, and emphasizes communal religious education. Lectures on astronomy's contribution to religion, personal responsibility at worship, and round table discussions at Woolman House accompany devotional sessions and nature visits.
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Forbush Gare
Jesus
J. Barnard Walton
F.D.S
John Miller
Swarthmore
J. Russell Hayes
Woolman
Edith Winder
Woolman House
Pennsylvania Railroad introduces 50 trip ticket Swarthmore to Philadelphia
The revised fare schedule around Philadelphia includes a new 50 trip ticket between Swarthmore and Philadelphia. Effective December 6, the six month ticket will sell for 7.40 dollars, compared with 16.95 dollars for the 100 trip tickets.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Swarthmore
Tell It to Sweeney Protect Your Home and Report Strangers
A call is urged to Swarthmore 536 for protection if beggars or tramps appear at your doors or if a strange man loafs on the streets. The notice stresses prompt reporting to authorities.
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Swarthmore No. 536
False Patience Hair Fashion of the Season
Patrice Oh wears pinned on hair as usual this season in a style feature note.
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Patience
Patrice
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