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New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

4

Hobson warns of war with Japan in Washington speech

Representative Hobson of Alabama, a naval expert, urged readiness for a future war with Japan, arguing the United States may face conflict within ten years. He claimed Japan allies with Great Britain, a point critics dispute, while others mock his remarks as sensational.

Cart. Riowmonp P. Honéox Navy Alabama Washington Japan Capt. Hobson House of Representatives United States Ita Hobson Great Britain England

Stover Plans Annual Livestock Sale With Hog Chase

On Monday February 17 James Stover of Terre Hill and Red Run area will hold his annual sale of livestock and farming implements. Immediately after the sale a free wild hog chase will take place with the hog to be awarded to the catcher by the tail or ears.

James Stover Terre Hill Red Run Mr. Stover

Generous Gift From Trinity Lutheran Church S Readers

At the request of the pastor Trinity Lutheran church, a thrifty offering was raised last Sunday for Boyertown sufferers. The gift totaled 34.25 dollars and was sent to Rev. Weber to be applied as he sees fit.

Trinity Lutheran Church Thoro Boyertown Weber

Lancaster County School Directors Back Eight Month Term

At a Milleraville meeting the Lancaster County School Directors endorsed an eight month school term. The vote reflects support for extending the academic year amid ongoing discussions on scheduling and curriculum.

Lancaster County Milleraville

Night Life Aboard A Battleship After Sundown

This feature describes a sailor’s night routine from first call at sundown to taps. Ensign and guards prepare for night, color is lowered, hammocks are issued to each billet, and crew assemble near the hammock netting. Tattoo marks 9 pm, then pipe down and a master at arms inspection before taps.

Chicago News

Language of a Child and a Quirky Epitaph

The piece muses on the early words of babies like ma and pa across languages with examples such as em in Hebrew and am in Arabic. It then shifts to a railroad anecdote about a brakeman who has a cinder removed from his eye by the conductor using the tongue. Finally a brief note ponders a memorial stone at Epworth churchyard for Richard Towris, known for always being dry.

New Orleans Times- Democrat Epworth Richard Towris London

Rainy Day Musings and Fragmented News Snippets

A stream of clipped, rainy day observations and stray phrases from the Times Demorat featuring a milkman and housewife exchange, stray nautical lines, curfew mention, and scattered quotes on knowledge and perception. The text reads as a collage of overheard dialog and oblique references.

Cooper's Stomach Medicine Promises Degenerate Stomachs Restored

An interview with L. T. Cooper claims his medicine regulates the stomach and cures widespread health issues from chronic debility to gas and rheumatism. Monroe Brown of Winchester testifies that after seven years of stomach trouble and heart symptoms, the New Discovery medicine restored his health and sleep.

L. T. Cooper Cooper Europe Monroe Brown Hancock Street Winchester Mass Brown Boston Wm. M. Stauffer

Local notes on residents visits and town developments

Intercourse residents visit at Jason Eby’s. A Bayonne worker moves to Lancaster to join his father in harness business. A Gordonville house sale to Tobin Lenman and spring move planned. Community church site chosen on East Main. Various locals travel to Boyertown and Waynesboro. Efforts to form a Lancaster bank advance with a five-man committee. S. B. Smucker searches sod land to prevent grub worms for earlier spring planting. Local marriages, hospital visits, and social calls noted. The tobacco factory ends night shifts temporarily. Funeral of Mrs. Mary Smith held in Lancaster U B Church.

Gorge Fomlinson Lancaster Jason K. Eby Harry L. Beam Electric L. Hoar FP. Burkey Amos Hoover Boyertown Daniel Henry Hershey Isaac Girvin Theo, Beck Anna Diller L. K. Smoker William Runsel Columbia Blair Burch Eastern Securities Co Philadelphia Smucker Charles Stabler Iva Postoffice Annie Caskey Quarryville A. B Gordonville E.J. Renshaw Anna Miller G. Snyder Trolley P. RR Parsdine Leaman Place Amos J. Hershey Rohrerstown BE. J. Renshaw Mira Millie Lefever St. Joseph's Hospital Emma Eebenshade Paradise KE. J. Renshaw Margie Burkey Jerre Sullivan Phares Buckwalter Lem Eby Seaman Place Mary Smith St. John’s U. B. Church

Gordonville Notes A Busy Local Roundup

Harry Hamp visits Philadelphia to see ill grandson Willard Bell while Mrs. Jacob Myers and Miss Anna Leaman recover from illness. Miss Hazel Troop visits Edna Ames of Strasburg. Andrew Shaubach buys Tobias Leaman residence and plans moving to Gordonville. Plasterers work on the United Brethren parsonage, due for completion soon. John United Brethren Church in Millersville heard preaching by Argos Martin. George W Parke’s printing shop prints 3 000 to 5 000 sets.

Harry Hamp Philadelphia Willard Bell Jacob Myers Anna Leaman Lancaster J. B. Leaman Hazel Troop Edna Ames Strasburg Andrew Shaubach Intercourse Tobias D. Leaman Gordonville New United Brethren Argos Martin Millersville John United Brethren Church George W. ‘Parke

Executive meeting ends primary election lack in townships

At a Republican Executive Committee gathering in Mail township no opposition arose for any office thus no primary election will be held in Bart township today.

Republican Executive Committee Mail Township Bart Township

John A. Sensenig Jeweler Sets Wednesday Closing Time

The jeweler John A. Sensenig will close his business every Wednesday at 6 oclock starting January. The notice specifies a weekly early closure and marks the year 12-28 as a reference in the fragment.

John A. Sensenig

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