. 1905. (cover is in poor condition) Insert 4 The Richest Man in Babylon: A Study for Those Who Desire Much Gold, by George S. Clason. The Clason Pub. Co., Denver. 1930. With financial information about “How to Apply the Wisdom of the Richest Man in Babylon.” Booklet provided by the Pennsylvania Income

new year 1 poem likely for President Buchanan 1 poem of 7 pages missing page 1 1 poem of 6 pages "The Bird That Sings in the Rain," missing page 1 1 poem "When Bridget Sweeps the Room" 1 humorous poem 18 additional poems Poems with emendations and variants 1 ms. with penciled changes "Consalvo

County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.” 11. Pageant program “75 Years on the Highway to Abstinence.” Contains words to the “Anniversary Song” and a list of pageant characters and episodes. Folder 2 1. “Report of the Pennsylvania State Temperance Union, 1870.” In three parts; history of the reform

affairs. Blight wines are doing well. Mr. Gurney feels that Wager and Reigart should rid themselves of the Garmans, Great Rascals. 22 December 1798. Letter from Philip Wager to Adam Reigart, merchant. Family is all gathering, even Aunt who runs a boarding house is free to visit because Congress is not in

to Daniel W. Geist. Discusses possible error in list of bank officers. Postcard of Albert Pick Co., Inc. 20 February 1946. Postcard. Harry K. Geist to Daniel W. Geist. Discusses travel plans. 4 June 1947. Folder 2, Insert 9 Correspondence Letter. Harry K. Geist to Daniel W. Geist. Letterhead of the

special interest is the use of both English and German in a brochure from the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., as well as in the soap-making directions from the Pennsylvania Salt Company. There are also a 1921 program from Lancaster’s Colonial Theatre and boxing programs that list Lancaster native, Leo

Content Note: The Watt & Shand Collection contains materials related to the Watt & Shand Department Store in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Series 1 includes employee handbooks, a job description, a beauty salon price list, bridal registry information, history of the store, a Christmas catalog, a Historic

, however, was not his only passion. He was an avid bicyclist and belonged to the Lancaster Cycling Club and the League of American Wheelmen. Through these organizations, he helped to improve the condition of roads in Pennsylvania. He was �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125