Prepared by the Historical Records Survey, Division of Professional and Service Projects, Work Projects Administration, edited by Eugene Maur Braderman.
by Chas. R. Fettke and Robert C. Stephenson. With a chapter on Core analysis determinations of diamond core from J. L. Kenamond no. 1 well, by E. M. Tignor.
The Bible in iron : pictured stoves and stoveplates of the Pennsylvania Germans; notes on colonial firebacks in the United States, the ten-plate stove, Franklin's fireplace, and the tile stoves of the Moravians in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, together with a list of colonial furnaces in the United States and Canada
Bound with: Old Home Week , Manheim, Pa. (1912) and History of Lancaster (1870)
Bibliography: p. 206-208.
Contents
Chapters : The decorated iron stoves of Europe /// The decorated iron stoves of colonial America /// Notes on colonial firebacks, date plates and miscellaneous stoves
Summary
Contains notes on colonial firebacks in the US, the ten-plate stove, Franklin's fireplace and the tile stoves of the Moravians in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, together with a list of colonial furnaces in the US and Canada.
The Welcome Society of Pennsylvania : Records and activities, charter, by-laws, officers, members, minutes, Indian Campgrounds, Hall of Fame, Pennsbury, 1940
Home missions in the mother synod. Golden jubilee volume of the Board of home missions of the Evangelical Lutheran ministerium of Pennsylvania and the adjacent states
"Reprinted from Bulletin Theological seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed church in the United States, Vol.XVII, No. 1, pages 39-77, January, 1946."
Illustration by Florence Taylor Humphreys. The illustration is in the second printing. The first printing does not have the illustration.
This is a poem about a face [now a mannequin] that has been for many generations in the third floor window of a house which is 2 miles south of Wakefield on Rt. 222 in Fulton Township. The house sits on top of a hill. One source provided this version of the back story: The house was inhabited by a couple, and the husband left for service during the Civil War. His wife kept vigil at the window, waiting for her husband to come home. Hers was the face in the window. Her husband never returned from the war.
At head of title: The Newcomen Society. American Branch.
"This address, reprinted by the Newcomen Society of England, was delivered in ... New York, during the 250th meeting of the National industrial conference board, on March 18, 1943."
The right to work : presentation at a public hearing of the National War Labor Board in Washington, D.C., on April 20, 1943, opposing maintenance of membership in six pending cases submitted by the unions at the Armstrong Cork Company's plants at Millville, Gloucester City and Camden, New Jersey; Pittsburgh and Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania; and South Braintre, Massachusetts
The history of the Lancaster conference of the Evangelical Lutheran ministerium of Pennsylvania and the adjacent states, together with the histories of its congregations
