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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
5
An old newspaper ad extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys purify blood and warn that neglect leads to pain heart issues and general illness. The copy offers sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
The record lists students with perfect attendance Anna G Jacobs Mamie Climanson Charles Yost Lewis M Storb C R Lausen and teacher. It adds those present every day Mary Seldomridge Missouri Varnes Ida E Good Elizabeth Weaver Lydia Jacobs Anna Wright Florence Barr A Maria Bowers Raymond Rutledge Paul Mentzer Russell L Hunter Leroy W Groff and notes several absences Anna Rutters class at Lancaster district includes counts of attendance totals and percentages. The Last Directing of Bird and Union meeting occurred Wednesday with a request for members to sew flowers at the hospitiles.
The Leacork township school board debated replacing a local teacher with a better qualified one and reviewed recent elections for the coming year. Mrs Brubaker reported sending meeting accounts to newspapers and notes on literature purchases for Miss Mary H. Pusey’s department.
Mr and Mrs Emery of Bette Fontain Ohio join friends in town while Miss B Sheaffer from Ephrata visits relatives. Roseboro family hosts visitors from Philadelphia and Germantown. Several locals travel to Fair field Honeybrook Schuylkill Haven Tuckerton and Goodville for visits and conventions.
The passenger department publishes the 1902 edition detailing eastern summer resorts with routes and fares. It includes 1700 route combinations, maps, and half tone illustrations. Available at Pennsylvania RR ticket offices for five cents or twenty cents by mail from Geo. W. Boyd Philadelphia.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will issue round trip excursion tickets from Philadelphia McVeytown Sunbury Lykens Shamokin Columbia Lewistown and other intermediate stations to Lebanon on June 12 for the Improved Order of Red Men parade. Tickets are single fare for the round trip.
The Outlook issue presents hunting big game with the camera and essays by A G Waltham W J Long and others. It includes camping for women by Martha Coman lost in the woods by George Kenn behind the Gans by James Barnes The Salmon Leap illustrated from Izaak Walton and Winning by Walter Camp with stories on Jane Austen's home and a Photo section by Horace Mo.
One size smaller after using ADen's Foot-nose, two powders shaken into shoes. Gives instant relief to corns and baniana and makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Claims to cure swollen feet blister callous and sore spots. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Trial package free by mail from Allen J. Ohnsted Le Roy NY.
S R Meredith of Willow Grove Delaware testifies the salve cures piles and skin wounds. The ad claims the salve requires no operations and warns against counterfeits with the name Wm M Stauífter.
A curious fact notes the average woman's head carries about fifty Adve miles of hair before morning combing. The remark frames hair length as a striking figure from daily grooming.
D. Scott Currin of Loganton Pa touts One Minute Cough Cure as the safest immediate remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. Mothers chorus the relief it provides to children noting its quick effect on croup bronchitis and general coughs.
Pet pigs are increasingly replacing dogs in Cumberland County New Jersey households amid Department of Agriculture guidance that pigs can become clean and well behaved with proper encouragement.
A spring health notice touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a remedy for torpid liver and sluggish bowels. The pills purport to cleanse impurities, stimulate the liver, and are praised by users from Moundsville and nearby areas for mild, non gripping laxative effects.
The secretary of the interior submitted to Congress an estimate of 20,000 dollars for the purchase of buffalo to establish a new herd at Yellowstone National Park. The plan envisions twenty to twenty six buffalo to begin the herd.
A testimonial from Wm M Star In Merry Oaka N Co Wiens praising Kodol for rapid relief from stomach trouble. The user claims improved appetite and digestion, advising against dieting and recommending Kodol to aid digestion by assimilating food with the stomach’s help.
A collection of pieces highlights The New Agriculture by W S Harwood and The Gulf Stream Myth by Harvey Maitland Watts, alongside nature studies, Baltic Sea Sloop sketches, and artistic plates. Mrs Wharton contributes Artemis to Actaeon. other short stories and art notes appear with illustrators DuMond Potta Gilbert and Sturgis.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Boston from all lines on June 12 15 14 16 and 17 for the First Church of Christ Scientists meeting in Boston Mass. Tickets are good for travel on those dates and return until June 25 at a single fare for the round trip plus one dollar.
To celebrate the centennial of the United States Military Academy at West Point the Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers excursion tickets from Washington Marian Baltimore Harrisburg Philadelphia and NJ stations on June 9 to 11 with return by June 12 at reduced rates for travelers from listed routes and intermediate stations.
Through Pullman sleeping car service between Philadelphia and Welch West Virginia via Harrisburg Lancaster Roanoke Shenandoah Valley with daily and Sunday schedules. Connections extend to Winston Salem Bristol Norton and Charlotte North Carolina. Return trips list departure times from Welch Bluefield Radford Roanoke and Hagerstown with Day coach options between Harrisburg and Welch.
A group of stockholders invests 600000 in the Chicago Ferris wheel and contemplates moving it to Coney Island. A 2300000 mortgage is mentioned on the wheel.
The June Scribner's Magazine features progress and wealth themes with original literary material by leading American writers Richard Harding Davis and E Hopkins.
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