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Tunes in one section, tunes and words in another followed by melody and name indices.

Abstract The Pulp Fiction Magazine Collection houses publications that show examples of various types of pulp fiction published in the mid-20th century, which includes titles such as Astounding magazine (1934-1964)—later known as Analog Science Fact & Fiction magazine—and Galaxy magazine (1950-1964). These popular science fiction magazines featured articles by noted writers such as Robert Heinlein, Isaac Asimov, Amelia Reynolds Long, Theodore Sturgeon, A.E. Van Vogt, and C.L. Moore, as well as...

Scope and Contents ublications, typescripts, pamphlets, correspondence, and programs written by Lancaster County authors.  The collection consists primarily of books.  Among the authors represented are:  Herbert C. Alleman, Theodore Appel, Benjamin Bausman, Emma Miller Bolenius, Henry Harbaugh, Nevin C. Harner, Cameron Hawley, Reginald Wright Kauffman, Martin M. Keener, Helen Reimensnyder Martin, Ira E. Mellinger, Anna Balmer Myers, Theodore E. Schmauk, George W. Schnupp, Hilda E. Spiese, Shirley Watkins, A....

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Correspondence addressed to Ralph Beaver Strassburger of Gwynedd Valley, Pa. from Oct. 1923 to Mar. 1927.  The bulk of the letters are from recipients of his book, The Strassburger family and allied families of Pennsylvania.

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The items include wood patterns, a pen holder and blotter, wood cut blocks, book ends, marionette legs, a wooden shelf, ceramic reliefs, ceramic bowls, ceramic vases, a metal bowl, metal dyes, linoleum blocks, uncut blocks, woodcuts, and clay figurines. Included among Miss Shenkle's correspondence are letters of recommendation from E. Oram Lyte, Carrie E. Myers, and Henry F. Bitner, all of Millersville State Normal School, recommending Miss Shenkle for teaching positions.

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Church registers. Consists of a blueprint copy of handwritten registers of the Anglican Church in Pennsylvania. The registers were first printed in the "Standard of the Cross," May 12, 1888 and later reprinted in "Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography," vol. 12 (Oct. 1888), p. 341-349.

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Sons Francis and Philip "only children and heirs of Edward Cook" each received 54 pounds, eight shillings, eleven pence, and half penny and all other duties were performed successfully by Abraham Huber, Executor of the last will and testament of the elder Cook.

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Ledger. Contains a list of Republican Party members in the Furnace School District of Lower Windsor Township, York County, Pa. in Oct. 1896.

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Issued at Union Academy, Elizabethtown, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

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Certificate issued at Union Academy, Elisabethtown [sic]