Wheeler Announces Candidacy for Congress in Pa District
N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pennsylvania declares candidacy for Congress in the Twenty eighth Pennsylvania district under primary rules to be held Saturday June 4 1910. Announcement dated November 29 1909.
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Eorror Main
Conress
Pennsylvania
N.P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Warren County Republican Assembly Candidate Announcements
Joseph A. Schofield announces in Warren Pa for the Republican nomination for Assembly with primaries set for June 4 1910. Arthur W. Dennison also authorized to announce his candidacy for Member of Assembly subject to the June 4 1910 primaries.
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Warren County
Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Warren, Pa
Eprick
Arthur W. Dennison
Bread and Butter in Public Schools Debate
Editorial from the Pittsburg Gazette Times praises Franklin High School principal C S Webb for advocating a bread and butter standard in education. It argues schools should prepare plain people for self support over pursuing only high linguistic and mathematical prowess.
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Pittsburg
Webb
US wood growth vs consumption and platinum mining centers
The United States adds 7.0 billion cubic feet of forest annually while consuming 23.0 billion cubic feet of wood per year. Platinum used in electrical work is mined only in California and Oregon, with California supplying about 85 percent of U S platinum.
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United States
California
Oregon
Paris Air Accessory Store Specializes in Flight Gear
Paris operates a shop dedicated solely to aerial flight accessories. The exclusive focus includes items for pilots, enthusiasts, and aviation activities, reflecting a growing niche in the city's commerce.
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Paris
Poison grapes blamed for death at West Grove
A sensational report claimed grapes sprayed with arsenic caused George Hobson’s death in West Grove Pennsylvania. State Zoologist H A Surface concluded no poison was present after analysis, urging spray practices not to be harmed by calumny and advising proper fruit-tree diagnosis and spraying gear cost details.
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West Grove
John Wilson
Hobson
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
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Surface
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Jefferson County
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Mistry, Jr
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Deming Co
Salem
Ohio
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Elmira
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Spray Motor Co
Buffalo
Morrill & Morley
Benton Harbor
Mich
E. C. Brown & Co
Rochester
F. E. Myers , Bro
Ashland
Grange Club
Mixed Trade Conditions Amid Year-End Stock-Taking
The week shows a generally bright outlook with mixed signals. West regions report strong holiday retail, cotton May futures rise above 16 cents, iron and steel orders extend six months, and dry goods stay solid despite high raw material costs. Railroads earn 4.1 percent more than 1908, banks 3.9 percent stronger in New York and 21.0 percent outside. Foreign trade at New York ports rises, imports lead exports by 8 million, December commercial failures total 11.3 million with 2.87 million in manufacturing and 5.72 million in trading. 279 U.S. failures versus 240 last year, 28 in Canada versus 19. DUNNs Review.
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Financial Center
United States
Canada
Dunn
One of the Wonders of Christmas
A reflective meditation on Christmas generosity and the spirit of giving, noting how even skeptics join in acts of kindness. It argues that true Christmas power lies in renewed compassion, forgiveness, and shared joy, remembered through snowy memories of past seasons.
Christ Child’s Conquest Across Time in Christmas Reflection
A Philadelphia Inquirer quotation recalls Christmas as a yearly force that lingers in memory long after the day, drawing wanderers back to the Babe in Bethlehem. It speaks of the universal pull of the Christ Child and the quiet surrender to his influence.
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Bethlemen
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Highest Form of Giving
A columnist notes one hundred forty one million dollars was donated to public causes in the year, a record for education and science. The piece praises large gifts that empower self help and long term improvement over direct relief, calling philanthropic endowments the highest form of giving.
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United States
Flies at Connecticut station carry millions of bacteria
Examination of over 400 flies at the Connecticut agricultural experiment station found each fly carried an average of 1,250,000 bacteria.
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Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
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