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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
6
Lesson on Acts sixteen 16 to 40 outlines Paul and Silas jailed for delivering a demon from a girl. An earthquake frees them, sparking the jailer’s conversion and baptism of his household. Magistrates fear, Paul asserts Roman citizen rights, and the gospel advances.
Fragmentary line from a Christian Evangelist quote appears as an item noting a religious sentiment about happiness. The readable portion emphasizes inward virtue as its own joy. No additional context or attribution is provided.
A brief retrived excerpt mentions concern about coal supply and difficulty in delivering fuel. The snippet implies ongoing issues affecting energy readiness and public concern regarding heat and resource access.
Agnes M Olson reports tests showing heating milk to 120 degrees kills heat sensitive germs. At 142 degrees for 30 minutes all disease germs including tuberculosis typhoid and diphtheria are destroyed. Evaporated milk and sterile processing reduce contamination and support medical authority for use.
The American Research Foundation reports gasoline now produced from natural gas expands car fuel supply. Since 1911 the industry grew to 603 plants in the U S with capacity over a billion gallons yearly, Oklahoma leading with 119 plants. With 17.5 million vehicles, demand outstrips supply and prices are expected to rise modestly before summer’s end.
Mulberry, Wan. Grandma Boyd, 65 and blind, learns her former husband Joe Kennedy, Civil War veteran, survived a 1840s flood. He had remarried. she had twice wed. Grandchildren comparing stories led to a reunion in Kansas near Weir City.
Miss Gladys Sherr of Lancaster visits at sister’s home with Mr and Mrs Noah Hirst. Several families including Rodgers, Renne, Weaver, and Seldomridge enjoy Sunday gatherings, trips to Red Hill Beach and Ocean City, and visits with relatives in Elizabethtown Ashland Ohio and New Holland.
Readable items show numerous Lancaster area residents visiting relatives in Bareville, Paradise, Blue Ball and nearby towns. People include Miss Annette Head and Miss Jung Craig from Slatington at Miss Hoar’s grandparents. Henry Hershey traveling to Eureka Illinois for Mennonite conference. Rev Ira D Lowery and son Frederick on vacation with parents in Shamokin.
Mt Tabor Boyd R Wenger and family of lands Church spent last Thursday evening with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Wenger Jason A Wenger wife and son Herman and daughter Velma accompanied by Kathryn Hertzler of Doylestown and two fresh air children attended the Gabel reunion held at Brandyne Manor On Saturday as companion to she will spend some time with her brother
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