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June is Adopt a Cat Month!

Choose the purrrfect cat with The Complete Cat Breed Book available in EBSCO E-Books!

Find other titles about cats in EBSCO E-Books such as:

• The Abyssinian Cat
• The Alamo Cat
• Guide to a Healthy Cat
• Do Cats Have ESP?
• Becoming Your Cat's Best Friend
• My Pet Cats
• The Cat's Meow
• The Cat Who Said Cheese

Maintain and Fix Your Lawnmower, Tractor, and Other Small Engines

Find detailed repair and maintenance guides for all types of small engines in the Small Engine Repair Reference Center e-resource! View routine maintenance (tune-ups, brake service) as well as extensive repairs such as engine and transmission disassembly.

Find your engine by product type, brand, model/engine type, specific area of model/engine type and model numbers.

Repair and maintenance information is provided for:

• Air-cooled engines
• ATVs
• Chainsaws
• Commercial mowers
• Diesel engines
• Farm tractors
• Generators
• Motorcycles
• Marine (boats)
• Outdoor power equipment
• Personal watercraft/jet ski
• Riding lawn mowers
• Rotary tillers
• Snowmobiles
• Snowthrowers
• String trimmers and blowers
• Walk-behind mowers
• Yard and garden tractors

New Civil War Collection Available in PA Photos and Documents!
Personal War Sketches of the Members of Strong Vincent Post No. 67 of Erie

This digital collection includes personal accounts of Erie natives who served during the United States Civil War. Each sketch is an interview with a Civil War veteran that provides enlistment information, service locations, and injury and/or discharge information. These unique accounts comprise an invaluable record of Erie County’s role in the Civil War.

Here is a sample entry:

Comrade George Demand 
Who was born the Fifteenth day of June A.D. 1833 in Prussia.
Entered the service September 6th, 1862, as a Private Company "K"
145th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
In the engagement at Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 13th, 1862,
Comrade Demand received a terrible wound in the left leg which 
necessitated amputation at the knee. 
Was discharged February 16th, 1863 as a Sergeant.
Died August 31, 1910

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Looking for Your Local Library?

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All Things POWERful!

We hope that you have been able to take advantage of and enjoy the many resources available in the POWER Library, which include:

• Chat with a Librarian – 24/7 live chat reference service
• E-Resources – self-help tools for finding information on all subjects
• Books, Movies, and More in a PA library - find books in PA school, public, academic, and special libraries
• PA Photos and Documents – historical collections of photos and documents

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