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BEEN IN THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY'S YARDS, at Thirty-second and Market
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Mountain Lakes, New Yerk, where thousands of New Yerk Bey Scouts are
camping. Mr. Gould inspected the camp
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DRIVING HER OWN STAKES. Florence
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SOCIETY FOLK FROM PHILADELPHIA and scores of ether cities have made their way te Cape
few of these found en the beach
HER ADOPTED PET. Miss
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Benjamin Elkms It v.a3 located at v hat is new Sixty-second and Walnut
streets. The heuue was tern down nineteen years age Dr. Jehn W. Eckfeldt,
6312 Vine St., is the contributor. Send us your old Philadelphia photographs
YOUTH SATISFIED WITH SEC
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Miss Dorethy Dean, competitor in
the Parkway public dance contest
HARRY H. GLISSON, asbistant engineer of the V Mk im
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J U D G E McKENZIE
MOSS, Kentucky, new
Deputy Commissioner
of Internal iicvenua
SHOWING THEM HOW IT'S DONE. A Wrst Philadel
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about tossing 'em ever the plave
WALKED UPSTAIRS Bleck and tackle brought
hoi se down. This horse was tied in his stable, rear
of GOG Seuth Hancock street. When the owner re
turned he found the horse one flight up
BROTHER AND SISTER. Miss
Sarah and Frank MacKinnen have
long been residents of Angera
Village
ALSO LIVE IN ANGORA VILLAGE. They are all Angera cats. There
seems te be no history that would indicate that the village get its name from
this breed of cats
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