Youngsville Girl Posts Ocean Voyage to Europe and News
Miss Kathryn McKinney, a former high school graduate now teaching in Hubbard Ohio, writes from Europe about a Cunard liner voyage to Cherbourg and Paris. She describes seas, meals, shipboard studies, making friends, and a lively voyage with nightly entertainments and a moonlit deck.
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Youngsville
William McKinney
Kathryn McKinney
Europe
McKinney
H. S
Hubbard, Ohio
Cunard
Berengatis
Miss McKinney
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Cherbourg
Paris
Former Steel Magnate Peacock Dies in New York
Alexander R. Peacock, once a partner in Carnegie Steel, died yesterday in New York at 66. Born in Dunfermline Scotland, he rose in Pittsburgh at Homestead Steel, later selling 65000 tons to Canadian Pacific and becoming sales manager before retirement after U S Steel absorbed Homestead. He left a widow, two daughters and three sons.
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New York
Alexander R. Peacock
Carnegie Steel Interests
Peacock
Pittsburgh
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Dunfermline
Fifeshire
Scotland
Old Homestead Steel Company
Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States Steel Company
Homestead
Falls From Water Wagon Fatal for Solomon Kessler in York
In York Pennsylvania on July 13 Solomon Kessler fell from a water wagon while hauling water to spray potato fields. The wagon hit a ditch and Kessler was thrown on his head, breaking his neck. He remains paralyzed but can talk and eat. Latimer Innexst of nearby is involved.
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York
Solomon Kessler
Kessler
Latimer Innexst
Near Here
Uses of Veneer Explained in Furniture Making
The article argues veneer is essential for good furniture, detailing its ancient origins and use in Louis XV and XVI works. It claims veneer increases strength, reduces warping, and resists joints opening, while noting climate in America makes solid wood less satisfactory. pianos and cabinet work widely veneer.
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New York
Warren
U. S
Fatally Hurt in Fall Butler
Mrs. Eliza Ann Boliver, 80, died today from a fractured skull after a fall down stairs at her Zelienople home. The death was reported from Butler.
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Butler
U. P
Eliza Ann Boliver
Toiday
Zelienople
Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Historic Page
A compact list of crossword clues in both horizontal and vertical sections, featuring numerous partial phrases and spelling oddities. The readable items reference ancient and modern names, places, and terms, with scattered punctuation and OCR artifacts.
Cattle cars crash into silk mill near Lancaster
A string of fifty empty cattle cars jumped a switch on a steep grade and crashed through the wall of a silk mill at Rosemere near Lancaster. Four mill workers escaped injuries by leaping to safety as a coupling failure is blamed for the derailment. Heavy damages to silk mill property reported.
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Lancaster
U. P
Pennsylvania T O
Rosemere
Here
Silk Mild
Seven Men Die in Kentucky Penitentiary Executions
Seven inmates including Orlando Seymour and Milford Lawson were executed in the electric chair at the Kentucky Penitentiary in Eddyville after extended delays. Four white men and three Black men were put to death, with six confessing and one maintaining innocence. The executions, the largest single-day total in U.S. history, spanned from 12:25 a.m. to 2:22 a.m., with last rites and final appeals exhausted.
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Western Kentucky
Eddyville
Orlando Seymour
Louisville
Seymour
Sey‘mour
Milford Lawson
Corbin
Hascue Dockery
Harlan County
Charles P. Mitra
St. Louis
William Monre
James Howard
Clarence McQueen
Cynthiana
United States
Mol‘ford Lawson
Mitra
Dockery
Men's Workwear Prices in Khaki and Denim Overalls
List of men’s wear items including blue denim overalls, white or blue overalls, khaki work pants, straw hats discounted by 25 percent, and various men’s pants styles with prices from 95 cents to 345 dollars. Emphasizes durability and range for labor gear.
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E- Geese
Rigid Schedule Maintained At Camp Henderson
Camp Henderson in Mount Gretna Pa July 13 The 52nd brigade keeps to training schedules despite rain as Pennsylvania's citizen soldiers endure real war weather. An accident added a casualty when Corporal Edgar Huff Philadelphia was thrown and dragged by his horse suffering a broken leg and severe head and shoulder injuries. An iron ring stirrup blamed. an airplane from the 28th division air serve simulated attack with smoke bombs over the encampment.
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Camp Henderson
Mount Getna
U.P
52Nd
Pennsylvania
Edgar Huff
Philadelphia
Rill
Huff
Pennsylvania Guardsmen
Hoff
28Th Division
Air Serve
Open campaign to abolish toll road in Lancaster
Lancaster July 18 U P. The lone toll road linking Lancaster to New Holland may become a history item as Lancaster Automobile Club members launch a drive against the toll route. They seek a direct, less congested highway to Downingtown and push for toll removal.
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Lancaster
U. P
Lancaster Automobile Club
New Holland
Downingtown
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BIG Bass
Robert Redman
North Main Street
Temple Guards
Dougal
Brokenstraw
Dugal Bridge
Rob Redman
Rev. &. P. Weaver
Halgren- Wiilcox
American Legion
Rosenberg
Uniontown
Geleron Park
We Park
Arthur Streeter
Celeron
M. M. Spear
Bertha McClure
Mary Mix
J. A. Lyons
M. E
Woman's Club of
Punxsutawney
Alexander Peacock
Carnegie Interests
Peh
Yale Bowl
Priscilla
John
George
George Eliot
Zenda
Italy
New Amsterdam
Porthos
Aramies
Troy
Achilles
George Russell
Cathbrie
Elachered
Susan
Athens
Sparte
Sparta
N. W. Alaska
Peer Gynt
New Zealand
John Howard Payne
Munster
Ireland
Jos Wee
Benjamin Franklin
Berne
Cspital
Switzerland
Copstient
Wing Festures Synificate, Inc
Warren Tribune
Nic Cla
Silk Mill
Kentucky
Mareelling
Anna K. Lawson
Penna, Ave
Carnahan-Shearer
Ccarnahan-Shearer CO
Penna. Ave. W
Warren, Pa
Boot Shop
Pennsylvania Ave.w
Whl
Russell
Gene Austin
Gene
Lavina Aronson
Japanioy
Wells
Roane Haur
Pati Werreman
Joe Mary—Walts
B.F. Goopmee
Sitomtown
Victor Drecorda
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