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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
3
Harris captures a haunting scene of a young husband drunkenly entering a luxurious home as a mother prays for the child. The composition condemns alcohol’s ruin and a hollow, materialistic life, urging youths to invest evenings in study and work to forge a virtuous destiny.
A reflective piece on returning husbands, playful daughters, and a sacred marriage. It extols spiritual unions as the soul’s school and a high, virtuous life. It contrasts domestic roles with a cheerful aging period and notes human feats from navigation to exploration.
A humorous enumeration lists tasks a man cannot perform to match expectations of women. The speaker notes he cannot hang clothes correctly, mouth clothes pins, be polite to someone he hates, avoid disturbing furnishings, place tidy accord correctly, sew on a button, or do many other supposedly instinctive feminine tasks.
The passage argues that a girl’s education is incomplete without knowledge of domestic arts such as bakeology bollology roastology stitchology and mendology. It stresses she should know if tasks are done properly even if not required to do them herself. It adds that poverty is uncomfortable and often valuable for a young man to be forced to sink or swim.
A terse admonition about restraint and judgment in a domestic dispute context. The line warns against voicing complaints about a spouse’s former partner while smoking a cigar, implying propriety in private conduct within marriage disputes.
Innocent amusements transform tears into rainbows.
An aphorism stating revenge as a moral wrong to repay, framing vengeance as a reflex of justice rather than a virtue. It asserts payback as improper, contrasting with notions of restraint and ethical conduct.
A Berkeley woman reports improved appetite and sleep after Vinol. She credits the cod liver and iron tonic with lifting fatigue and irritability and urges other nervous women to try it under a money back guarantee from Wm. M. Stauffer & Son, druggists.
A pamphlet urges buyers to avoid 20 to 60 percent cotton mixed suits as inadequate for winter. It promotes investing in warm pure wool or worsted garments and notes prices for the coming season will rise over last spring.
An advertisement touts RAT SNAP as a ready to use rodent bait for chickens’ protection. It promises quick, clean kills of rats mice and roaches without mixing or mess and cites three sizes priced at 26e 50c and $100 offered by Wm M Stauffer & Son in Holland.
A fragmented passage notes the emergence of roller bearings, mentioning ball bearings and types like cylindrical and conical. It contrasts older market presence with newer innovation, implying a shift in bearing technology over a few years.
The French war office notes violent artillery activity in Mailes and Seuecnt wood on the Picardy front southeast of Athens. Patrols were active, especially near the Allette river. Raids were successful in various sectors and German artillery fire occurred south of Albert and in western and southern Flanders. No new Italian front details. local raids and artillery continue.
German pilots bomb hospitals near northern France causing heavy casualties among patients and hospital staff. A captured enemy captain claimed no Red Cross sign was seen and warned that British hospital locations along railways invite bombing. Western front reports no immediate resumption of large infantry fighting. air activity remains high and Italian British forces push in the northern Italian mountains.
British and French air forces continue to bomb German billets airfields and artillery near the front. Air raids have caused fires at Mannheim and damaged a power station near Saarbrucken as German fighters suffer losses on the Jys battlefield.
Correspondents report no clear sign of the enemy's timing for a major stroke. Artillery action is quieter than recent days while bad weather slows aviators. Allied airmen conduct wide scale photographic and bombing work in the enemy rear. An exclusively American pursuit squadron operates with notable success in the Toul sector.
Reports from London Paris and Berlin war offices describe heavy battles along the western front with German offensives near Rheims Soissons Locre Voormezeele and in Picardy. Americans suffer casualties at Montdidier while counterattacks regain ground. Italian fighting intensifies and Guynemers partner Captain De Ulin notches his twentieth aerial victory.
The lesson notes Mary of Bethany's anointing for Jesus burial and Martha and Lazarus at table, contrasts God's and human judgments, then shifts to Jesus foretelling the temple's fall and the end of the age. It discusses trials, sign signals, and the church's future hope before the great tribulation.
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