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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
7
The fragment notes a measurement of 250 million miles described as about three times the sun Earth distance, with added references to a larger space gap and a trade line. The readable content is highly garbled and lacks clear context or entities.
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, cites prohibition by constitutional amendments as a national effort that has proved a colossal failure and an immoral undertaking in the history of government.
In Washington, Reed makes allegations against Colonel Mitchell during court martial proceedings. He suggests Mitchell should have been dismissed or acquitted and accuses him of deceit related to wartime slavery rumors tied to 1925. Reed’s remarks reflect intense partisan and legal tension surrounding Mitchell’s case.
Dr Charles H Miner outlines obesity causes and prevention urging doctor guided diet and regular exercise. He compares the body to a steam engine, warns against heroic methods, and stresses lifelong habits to avoid excess weight and related health harms.
Lesson for December 27 reviews Paul as a missionary and Christian example. It covers his preaching in Athens and Corinth, courage under opposition, reliance on prayer, and the theme of love as a spiritual gift, with emphasis on Paul’s life as a model of faith and service.
Boston surgeon Dr. Richard C. Cabot dismissed the notion that great men sleep little. Speaking to a Massachusetts Teachers' Federation committee in Boston, he condemned the myth that Napoleon or other famous figures require little rest. He urged adequate sleep and warned against half awake living, noting eight hours may not suit all.
A fragmented notice reports a modification in street car seating or platform arrangement, showing changes in how steps align with the platform and affecting passenger flow. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate adjustments by street car management.
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