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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
4
A historical notice dated Saturday June 2, 1900, records a post office event or meeting with a listed location Newels and a courtly reminder of civic duties. The fragmentary text preserves names and the date but lacks full context.
The article discusses census driven themes on birth rates marriage patterns and social structures in the United States and Cuba independence movements. It notes regional differences in marriage status among ages fifty five to sixty four and thirty five to forty five, with states like North Carolina Rhode Island Massachusetts showing higher unmarried rates for women, and western states higher for men. It also mentions Cuba's upcoming June elections as a step toward independence and critiques U.S. protectionism and maritime policy.
The report notes a shipping bill in Congress that could alter trade flows. It records that Arup exports exceeded imports by 44 450 704 and American production exports surpassed April 1899 by 30 150 000. Expansion continues as census questions were fairly enumerated and a member is restricted from publicizing multiple individual answers.
Misa Katte Good spent a week with grandparents and visited Reading friends. Several locals, including Samuel Keasler and Hiram Weaver, spent Sunday with relatives. A horse belonging to Benned Fisher was stolen with tack. Various visits and minor injuries noted. Ascension day services were held at Christ Episcopal church.
A list of inventors in Pennsylvania and nearby areas granted patent considerations reported by GC A Snow Co solicitors of American and foreign patents. Entries include Brown Johnstown Buente Pittsburg Dupont Johnstown Mlaherty Pittsburg Gillispie Uniontown Gough Johnstown Henni gan Inkerman Howe Scranton Kershaw Lehighton Knott Altoona Kremser Duquesne Lark ing Pittsburg Lewis Carbon Black McKinley Carnegie Mehane Elwyn Ritchie Elwyn Robinson Sutherland Connellsville Bunnette Pittsburg Sabine Marysville Shellito Remington Shires Spring Mills Shotwell Old Forge Tierney Altoona Williams Sharpsburg Ziegler Scranton. Send postage stamps with paper date to receive copies.
New Holland IL, last Saturday afternoon meeting led by president included song Our Glasses Upside-Down Scripture reading and an exercise song. Lesson What to do discussed followed by recitation The Little Drinking House by Eva Retten. Decoration Day group aided flower mission and railroad work distributing literature.
A health ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a true cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It warns of Brights disease from untreated kidney disease and claims thousands of cures after other efforts fail. Samples and books offered by mail from Dr Kilmer Co., Binghamton, NY.
Senator Pratt chairs a relations with Cuba committee to probe receipts and expenditures tied to Cuban occupation. The probe, set during the congressional recess, may sit in full or subcommittees. adjournment expected mid June, with other Congress matters advancing. Delegations from Creek and Cherokee Indians protest land allotment terms in Indian Territory. Spooner bill opposition grows. President acts under existing authority until Congress acts. Morgan accuses canal syndicates of attempting to influence the Nicaragua canal bill.
The Boer envoys fail to sway Washington and begin a tour of public meetings starting in Baltimore this week to gauge public sentiment. The Flense calls for postmaster reports on BE Rathbone while he served as post director. Secretary Root forwards Gen. Davis’ Porto Rico report to the Senate as a reply to the resolution.
A fragment mentions Stauffer's Drug Store and Treadquarters for spices and preserving materials, signaling a local retail spotlight. The text is incomplete but indicates a commerce-focused notice or brief.
Urgent appeal from the Children s Homoeopathic Hospital at Franklin and Thompson streets Philadelphia urging support for its charitable work. The hospital serves many outpatients and emergency cases monthly, cares for numerous inpatients, and seeks groceries provisions cash donations and supplies to maintain care for sick poor children.
A catalog of silks offered at low prices features light colored wash silks with striped designs, foulard silks in black and white, Anderson Gingham, Irish Dimitros, and Swiss fabrics. Covert cloths in brown blue and green, McCall patterns, rich silks for trims and children's wear, and plisse silks in wide color ranges are advertised with prices per yard ranging from 5 cents to 2 dollars.
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