06 Feb 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1897
Page
1
The letter outlines a troubled admission by Mr. Owen who describes a prolonged paralysis of digestion and severe constipation. He details years of deceptive living, a deplorable condition, and an absence of appetite.
The twelfth annual teachers institute of the New Holland district met at Uvnntuger's hall amid snowbound roads. Principal Eby opened with a focus on the child as future citizen, stressing environment, moral development, and proper instruction. Lectures covered education's aims, integrity, reading, discipline, and the teacher's role, with sessions on literature and the value of good instruction.
A lengthy New Holland High School program drew a full house as students presented a sequence of recitations songs and diversions. Miss Edith Viokt Leaman and Miss Kaytier Kelley led performances while the audience applauded the varied displays of talent and charm.
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