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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
7
Trains No 462 and 463 run on Sundays only while other trains operate daily except Sunday. Through car from Phila noted. ATTERBURY J R. WOOD General Manager Reterrafie Manager General Balvonees Rent.
A D Smith identified as President and General Superintendent leads The Travelers Guide based in Lebanon Pennsylvania announcing leadership and organizational role.
Philadelphia and Reading connections show Waynesburg Junction departures for Readling at 1:00 am and 1:00 pm, with Elverson service possible. Sunday times add routes to Rowling and Wilmington, plus Readling connections. Ephrata departures to Lancaster and Columbia listed with morning and afternoon runs, Sundays vary.
Mail timing details outline closing hours and arrival windows for Malta at New Edinand. It lists closing times for ports, exceptions on rail routes, and varying arrival times from multiple regions including east, northeast and south.
An old catalog entry lists items including Crepe and Plain paper, Tisane paper, Paper Napkin, Shelf Paper, and tea related goods, spanning from numbers 1 to 82. The snippet suggests a miscellaneous stationery and tea accessory sale without clear dates or vendors.
The article surveys Acts chapter twenty seven focusing on Paul and prisoners shipwreck off Crete. It highlights Paul’s calming leadership, the crew eating to regain strength, and the rescue as all on board reach land safe, with moral reflections on faith and divine guidance.
Mrs Simpson narrates how her son Jonathan embraces a radical physical cult that spreads through their farm life. Liza probes rumors of New York gurus while Jonathan sabotages work, injures himself, and endangers the family as enthusiasm for “the perfect man” grows.
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