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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
3
On the shore the narrator recalls watching waves and the sea’s life giving power. The piece warns heedless youth to resist inviting motions of pleasure and sin that capture their eyes and stranding their feet, leading to swift ruin.
An essay on everyday kindness brightening life from nursery to schoolroom and the value of a devoted mother. It honors old fashioned mothers, elder sisters, and family prayers that keep storms away and sustain character through time.
The ninth Middletown Fair will run September 1 to 4 at the fair grounds with free vaudeville and daily band concerts. Racing offers $2350 purses, plus side attractions and an all scholastic track event. The event logistics include tram cars from nearby towns and varied admission prices. Agricultural and dairy topics are debated with calls for a dedicated dairy commissioner and state health oversight.
An appeal to farmers from Chester County Granges argues that repealing the Pure Food Law of 1895 harms dairy interests and public health. They claim the 1907 law is ineffective and offers little protection to dairy producers or consumers.
The passage contrasts two types of elder sisters. One is caring and capable, assisting with family duties, guiding the household, and soothing a sick parent with gentle music and practical help. The other is selfish and prioritizes self needs, causing impatience and distress in the mother’s heart. It asks readers to reflect on their role.
Saturday and Sunday visitors from Terre Hill Hallville Kissel Hill and Philadelphia joined numerous families for meals and fellowship. A Harvest Home service at Voganville and a large Lebanon County Zion Brethren love feast at Rev Blas Hornberger’s farm drew many ministers and hundreds sharing the Holy Sacrament and a large supper.
Mrs Laura Swope Mamie Mear ig and Charles Mearig attend anniversary services at the Lutheran Orphans Home Topton. R K Cooper and family spend days at Atlantic City. Mia Harry Hunsecker visits her brother Samuel Bard. Florence and Leah Bard trip to Mt Gretna. Stanton Johns George Weidler Sue Snader and Helen Niedamyer enjoy Atlantic City. Troop E Rough Riders pass through and rest at our village. Zion Lutheran League prepares for Sunday song service led by David H Bucks. Public invited.
Talmage West Earl residents plan a summer festival to raise funds to finish flag stone paving along both sides of their main street. The Akron Band will provide music. The event follows three years of gatherings supporting the project.
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