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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
3
The Home Circle describes a dreary morning with Uncle Jerry noting overcast skies and tense spirits. Pete breaks through with song, lifting everyone as a “sunshine factory” that costs less than electricity and keeps spirits bright and homey.
Two boys in Windsor restore forgotten stones from the Old Cove Cemetery. They plan decorations for Revolutionary and Civil War ancestors, posting notices and gathering flowers while a town memorial unfolds with a D A R flag presentation and a chorus of local volunteers.
Mrs Radonoffski brings her children to the office where Nathan admits to confessing and is given a readmit slip marked Readmit. No measles. He distributes copies to his siblings and shows the paper to Miss Cameron as the class begins.
A reflective poem recalls a sunlit road and a barefoot boy in Long Ago who smiled, while the speaker mourns yesterday’s losses and contemplates futility over predicting a wrestling match winner.
Dr. Clay G. Brunybaugh of Huntington urges safe motherhood and healthy childhood under an education campaign. He emphasizes prenatal care, trained medical supervision, and early doctor involvement to prevent preventable motherhood deaths and ensure maternal and child health.
President Coolidge urged the nation as he reluctantly signed the revenue bill of 1924 after Congress passed it. He called the measure undesirable and unsound, signaling a political fight to secure broader support and a future, more economical tax policy. The plan lowers rates next year and extends temporary relief, with multiple excise tax revisions and a revised income tax schedule starting at top rates and varying by income.
Howard aged 21 employed as a shooter for the American Glycerine Company was blown to atoms when 80 quarts of nitroglycerine on a motor truck exploded near Bradford West Branch. Only scattered body and truck parts were found, the blast rattling the countryside for miles.
Fragmentary notice in London notes Tay Pay refusing a peerage. OConnor, described as father of the hose of common, is mentioned with references to a privy council position on Ramsay. The text notes MacDonald's first honor list and a nationalist's refusal, amid a confusing crowded historic style.
The American Automobile Association notes car clubs increasingly settle damage cases internally. Lancaster club’s “jury” of directors to handle collisions shows clear savings and fewer legal fees. Secretaries and officials can guide members on recovery prospects, reducing court action and encouraging community responsibility.
Poem reflects on aging and memory of friends from youth. The speaker longs for past companionship with Bill Jim and Hank and wonders where they are now. He envisions a future reunion in simple, open doors and laments modern life’s distractions.
A fragment reflecting longing for tenderness and reunion with old friends. It conjures a rose-girt corner where the heart seeks home in memories of past journeys and the hope of visiting again despite sorrow.
A playful collection of quips on ambition fear and inspiration. The piece notes that running after office may stem from experience not cowardice urges looking up at the stars and praising the power to inspire over teachable moments. Subtle reflections on love taste and color are included.
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