Coalfield Super-Power Group forms modern power coalition
A coalition of electric utilities in Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia forms the Coalfield Super-Power Group with 7 25 million people served and more than 50 000 square miles covered. The plan links coal mine power generation with hydro and regional grids to reduce costs and boost reliability while outlining a path toward a nationwide eastern super-power system.
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Mutual Echo of Power
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Iyland
Virginia
Cleveland
Erie
State Line
Charles
Itimore
Pittsburgh
H. Howart Porter
American Water Works and Electric Cam
United States
Seenessicn
Coalfield
Mr. Porter
Guy E. Tripp
Ay , Tance
New England
New York
Appalachian Water Shed
New System Co-operative Organization
Coalfield Super-power Group
Duquesne Light Company
Penn Public Service Corporation
Potomac Edison Company
American Gas and Electric Company
Cleveland Electric Aluminating Company
Ohio Public Service Company
Penn-Ohio Electric Company
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company
Penn Central Light and Power Company
Keystone Power Corporation
West Penn Power Company
American ‘Water Works and Electric _ Company
The
West
Springdale
Colfax
Connellsville
Seward
Saxton and
Brunets Island
Windsor
Rivesville
West Virginia
Williamsport
Maryland
Philo
Canada
Mississippi River
Coalfield Superpower Group
Sheat River
Pennsylvania- West Virginia
Youghiogheny
Clarion River
Niagara
Chicago
Minnesota
Maine
Mississippi
Georgia
S. Lawrence
Kentucky
Alabama
Michigan
Ilinois
Iowa
Pittsburgh-Cleveland
Col. Keller
Westinghouse
Hall's Catarrh Cure Combines Local and Internal Treatment
The ad claims catarrh is affected by overall health and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a combined local and internal treatment. It asserts over forty years of success and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as sellers.
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Hall
All Dru F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Beet Sugar Advances Hint at Industrial Gains
An historic note says beet sugar now needs six tons of beets per ton of sugar, down from twenty. A massive dam is under construction on the Dix River near Burgin Kentucky, set to be the highest east of the Rockies with two auxiliaries delivering over 185000 turbine horsepower.
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Buis
Dix
Burgin
Rocky Mountains
A. L. Price
Power woes in wartime district spur shift of industry
War Depar Document No. 1039 notes initial power shortages in the district threatening streetcar services and war production. It states current power supplies are ample and could be expanded quickly, enabling full operation of existing industries and the relocation of vital work away from the Atlantic Coast behind the Allegheny Mountains.
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War Depar
Pittsburgh
Atlantic
Allegheny Mountains
Hagerstown Pair Wed In Winchester Ceremony
Grover M Ohler and Miss Mary R Sheeley both of Hagerstown married in Winchester after obtaining a license. The groom was aided by a Troy Laundry truck driver friend for the trip. Ohler, a widower, works for Western Maryland Railway. the bride teaches in Hagerstown's public schools and is daughter of Hunter Sheeley.
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Grover M. Ohler
Mary R Sheeley
Hagerstown
Winchester
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Troy
Ohler
Western Maryland Railway
Hunter Sheeley
Winchester sightseers return to Hagerstown for late night railway run
After touring Winchester, the couple headed back to Hagerstown where the groom was scheduled to take a late night run on the Maryland Railway.
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Winchester
Hagerstown
Maryland Railway
Springs Burst From Hills In Shenandoah Valley
Ground in the lower Shenandoah Valley is saturated after heavy snows and rains. Many old wells now spout water with some wells in country districts running dry. William E. Reed, 76, a retired grain market operator and Confederate veteran, dies at his Charlestown West Virginia home. survived by his widow and son E. B. Reed.
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Shenandoah Valley
William E. Reed
Charlestown
W. Va
Charles Town
Gaylor
Bank of
Clark County
Merchants Deposit, Company
Berryville
Farmers and
Silent Exchange on Chance of a Kiss
A playful exchange hints at sympathy for orphans and commentary on affection. Gerald and Geraldine discuss pity for those lacking mothers and potential romantic moments, framed in a light, humorous tone.
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Oal-Field Power Companies
Million Horsepower Super-Power
Fenn
Potomac Edison
Keystone Power
Allegheny River
Konemas
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing
International Harvester Company of America
Smallwood Motor Co
Stephens City
Winchester Garage
Mer
J. Vic Arthur
Rouss
Avenue. Insurance
Oliver
Muse Nules
Franck Baker and Son
Africa
America
Aelia Descree Scotts A
Eed
Scotts Emulsion
Gerald
Geraldine
Packard
Hudson
Essex
Florsheim
Oxfords
Huntsberry
Clearbrook and
Brucetown Road
Clearbrook
Brucetown
Herrell
Herrell’s Real Estate Agency
F. M. Reynolds
S. BraDdock St