Map of Gettysburg battle area released by US Geological Survey
A new map covering about 925 square miles of Gettysburg and surrounding areas is issued to honor the memorial celebration. The one mile to the inch map shows terrain with contour lines and marks roads used by Lee and the Army of the Potomac. It details Little Round Top Wheat field and Piquett's division position, offering precise topography for soldiers and historians. The map, produced with Pennsylvania and Maryland surveys, costs twenty cents until July 4.
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Monster search lights curb crime in big city trials
The article describes large cities installing powerful search lights that sweep streets and alleys, exposing criminals and deterring mischief. The lights also enable rapid communication by guiding patrols and summoning officers via light beams. Trials report practical, efficient results.
Its Mothers Duty to Be a Matchmaker
Professor Herman Horne argues that mothers should actively guide marriages using epigenics ideas and a simple plan. He urges mothers to compare daughters and suitors by mental qualities and start this process as soon as young women begin dating.
The Flag Hymn Recited in Fervent Phrases
A patriotic poem extols the flag with cheers for soldiers sailors and the nation. It praises the flag’s justice, unity, and sacrifice, urging reverence from all ages and calls for unwavering loyalty despite tyranny or loss.
Weather report for Washington and surrounding states
June 14 forecast notes fair Saturday with light to moderate variable winds in Washington. Virginia Tennessee Kentucky expect Saturday and Sunday showers, cooler north portions. Indiana may see showers Saturday and Sunday. Michigan, Sunday showers, cooler with moderate winds. higher temperatures and possible wind shifts in the south.
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Bits From Daily Papers On Deaths And Social Trends
Incomplete records show 532 killed in Greater New York by cars and 13042 seriously hurt. London 1911 deaths from all vehicles total 416. Paris deaths from all causes 236. Home-Run Baker notes Walter Johnson’s fast pitching and asks how hitters cope. Baltimore store banks like city bonds at 4 percent. Mammoth Cave proposed as national park. Fairmount Park traffic records 898 automobiles in 1972. Protests on roads and highway costs cited. Proportion of Protestant Christians and Catholics in Japan discussed. State Armory Board to build new armories in Ottawa and Warren at 20 0 each. University of Cincinnati seniors expect to teach after graduation. marriage age opinions vary with 25–30 seen as ideal by many, some preferring 40 or 45. Housekeeping and homemaking listed as desirable for women, most support votes for women.
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Weather Notes From Seattle Area Weather Review
Weather observations and a forecast fragment describe fair conditions with light to moderate winds. The report mentions Seattle and Washington area readings, noting temperatures and a general outlook for the near term.
Father's Day Observed With Rose Tradition
Fathers Day will be observed in many cities tomorrow with red roses for the living and white roses for the dead. The observance, started three years ago by Mrs. Jobe Bruce Dodd after Mother's Day, is expected to be celebrated by many wearing the rose.
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Deaths James Leasure Dies in Washington Ohio
James Leasure aged 73 died at his brother David Leasure's home on Bycamore street Washington Friday evening at 6 30 funeral Sunday at 11 a m burial in Washington cemetery Red Cross Ball Blue advertised as best blueing value in the world for laundries.
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Cornell Students in Home Economics Study
Male students enroll in domestic science at Cornell State College of Agriculture with instructor authority citing usual year’s work. Women increasingly take lead roles, including Miss Elizabeth Marks of Rapid City poised to manage the Meck Tom gold mine, the area’s top producer, for summer expansion.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Promises Savings
We can pay. The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company reports over eighteen years of service and a reserve fund of 109000 dollars. They plan to add at least 25 percent from net profits this year and urge readers to request booklets by mail or phone.
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First Presbyterian Strawberry Festival Draws Town Crowd
A 1870 notice details Ely Hall hosting the first Presbyterian strawberry festival with ice cream and cake provided by local vendors. Committees for cream, cake, coffee, candy, lemonade, and tableaux are listed, inviting all to attend and enjoy a pleasant evening.
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Cherry
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Nay Wilson
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Willard
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VanbDeman
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W. Carpenter
J. Blanchard
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Minnie Howe
Willett
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Daily Herald calls for news tips and submissions
The Herald urges readers to help gather items of general interest by mail or telephone and to keep the paper in touch with events. It asks contributors to submit what is newsworthy for publication.
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Catarrh Cure Promises Relief for City Readers
A historic advertisement touts a catarrh cure claiming to treat the condition by affecting the constitution. It cites "scientific" proof and endorses products from J. Copney & Co and The Howe Family Pills as remedies for persistent nasal and throat ailments.
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Hives
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A Great Cut Price Sale Announces Record Bargains
The ad proclaims a backward season sale due to floods with stock of lawn fabrics and dress goods offered at the greatest bargains ever. Items listed include Lawns Batiste Percales Ginghams Pique India Linen Nainsook Swisses Voiles Embroideries Laces Ribbons dresses cloaks caps skirts waists hosiery and more with an invitation to come and see.
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