The Nome nugget., 1934-09-08

SuSquehanna, Is making q Did "a place beside Rochester in manufacture of photographic plies. The shoe factories of neighboring town of Endicott out footwear known far and wi
 Troy is mild-mannered but, for all that, 1t makes Amt and much of the world wear collars. Tn one factory there finds-a- museum of autogra collars with the signatures of notables as Theodore Roose Ramsay Macdonald, the Prime Wales, Woodrow Wilson, Geo Clemenceau and Admiral I Four-fifths of all the collars in America are manufacturet this city at the head of na, tion on the Hudson. Troy is noted for shirts.
 Mark Twain's Resting Place
 As one of the homes of \ Twain, Elmira has made the W It's debtor. Quarry Farm Is sh of New York as much as CooT town and Irvington. Mark Twt ashes rest in the local cemet but his spirit roams wherever pie love humor.
 After extensive investigations, National Glider association sele the Elmlra section as the ideal for It's annual meetings and petitions. With a terrain closely swering to the needs of gliding tests and with air currents m ing the conditions required for [ erless aviation, Elmira was a re choice.
 As the home of the American France fire engine factory, Eln has given protection to almost eH city in the land and has quicke the pulses of small boys who h watched fire apparatus answer an alarm.
 Jamestown Is a famous center metal furniture manufacture. large colony of Scandinavian m workers has settled there, and annual output of the furniture tories of the city and surround country was valued at $27,00 by a recent census.
 Chautauqua county, of wh Jamestown is the principal city at once New York states ma grape producing area and Its m historic meeting place of summer liglous and educational assembl
 Poughkeepsle, with her boast the Queen City of the Hud and her intercollegiate boat rat and Amsterdam, the second city the world in the production of r and carpets, are important coml nitles.
 Homo Town of Five-and- Ten.
 Watertown, where the flve-a ten-cent-store idea was born, WI Frank Woolworth persuaded a cal merchant to- let him set ur five-cent table in the formers partment store, Is the largest c in northern New York.
 All Americans hold Newburgh reverence as the place where Wa ington repelled the idea of a croI and for It's Hasbrouck house, n a state shrine, where he bade army farewell.
 It is pleasant to wander up Rome, where old Fort Stanv stood, for here the American f received Its baptism of fire unt circumstances that will be fore, heroic in the hearts of the Anne can people.
 Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, a White Plains, triple towns of We chester; Auburn, Ithaca, and neva, a triad of gems that bede the Finger Lakes; Corning, with plants specializing in high grs glass; Gloversville, with its h' dred glove factories; Oswego, W It's dreams of becoming the Or, Lakes gateway to the Hudson; On da, with It's striking organizatl that has made Community silver nous throughout America; Go land that overlooks most cities the state in point of elevation of these municipalities bear W ness to the versatility of the Emp state and prove that the esthe and the industrial can march ha in hand.
 Nor can one forget Seneca Fla where bloomers first bloomed. wh, woman's rights opponents held tn first convention, and where enou pumps are made every year to V for 1t the jocose nickname of Pun town.
 There are literally scores of otl live communities like Auburn a Batavia, Canandalgua and Dunki East Aurora and Fulton, Gene and Hornell, Ithaca and Johnstov Kingston and Lockport, Malone a Norwich, Olean and Penn Tan, R and Salamanca, Tonawanda, Val Stream, and Whitehall, that pleasing stars in New York's { axy of municipalities