Crude Thots Editorial Pen Pleasant Evening Poveries
A local columnist presents a humorous anonymous take on domestic life and reflections about mothers within a Home Circle gathering at Tide. The piece mixes light commentary with praise for community and family values.
Absent Sons Urged to Write Home and Cherish Parents
A reflective piece urges late-generation sons and daughters to write more to aging mothers, warning that long gaps in letters hurt and that postcards fall short. It extols loyal communication, contentment, and resilient optimism as weathering life’s changes improves society and personal happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of New Friends
The Value of Small Pleasures in Daily Life
The passage urges cultivating delight in small things like morning bird songs to remain attractive in the best sense. It argues life is built from little pleasures, minor troubles, and ordinary events, so attention to daily joys sustains interest.
Keep a Stiff Upper Lip in Hard Times
A motivational reflection urges courage over despair and self reliance. It emphasizes personal resolve, the power to shape fate, and the value of steady effort, thrift, and cheerful perseverance even through bitter experiences.
Sarnac Herbal Remedy Endorsed by Lancaster Residents
A Lancaster dental of endorsements touts Sarnac as a new herbal stomach remedy. Local user Aaron Steinmetz from Salunga reports relief from stomach pains, headaches, and poor appetite after taking Sarnac. The product is sold at Stauffer's Drug Store in New Holland and other county drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarnac
Mrdent
Salunga
Aaron Steinmetz
Stauffer
New Holland
Ltd
Adv
Ascension Day Service at Bowmansville German Church
Rev Joh Souders preached in German on Ascension Day at the Mennonite church in Bowmansville, citing Acts and the Ascension. A large attentive audience heard the sermon while other ministers joined services and families gathered for greetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Souders
Goodvills
Menson
Bowmansville
Egypt
Pharéah
Ruth Henry
Lancaster
David Shrom
Mennonite Church
Bell, Jr
Bell
Manheim
Isaiah Witmer
SHIRKTOWN Visits and Ascension Day Gatherings Listed
Peter Shirk and family visited Hor ace Martins at East Earl on Sunday. Several families from Hammertown Blue Ball and Morgantown attended Ascension Day events with Levi Martins Jason Baxter and Minnie Shirk Lena Shirk and others. Various visits included the Sweigart and Kurtz families at local churches and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shirk
Horace Martins
East Earl
Paul Sweigart
Reifsnyder
Valley Forge
Martin Reifsnyder
John Johnson
Mabel
Bennie
Merle Reifsnyder
James Noble
Ben Frankhousers
Levi Martins
Jason Baxter
Hammertown
Amos Bewely
Minnie
Sam Mast
Lena Shirk
Blue Ball
Amos Ohlinger
Anna
Sweigart
Martha Shirk
Bertha
Mary Sweigart
Jacob Kurtz
Famly
Morgantown
Adam Sweigart
Bowmansville
D. B. Good
Centre Church
Levi Martin
Chldren
Paul
Lena
S. G. Sweigarts
Ex President of Owls praises Tanlac health tonic
Maggie Burger ex president of the Harrisburg Order of Owls claims Tanlac restored her health after long suffering. She describes poor liver function fatigue rheumatic pain and insomnia vanishing after taking the tonic for weeks. The Tanlac bottle bears the J I. Gore Co. label and is sold by Wm. M. Stauffer & Son in New Holland Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Maggie Burger
Harrisburg Order of Owls
Abs. Burger
Thompson Street
That City
Tanlac
J. I. Gore Co
Wm. M. Stauffer & Son
New Holland
Local Socials Include Visits and a Railroad Tragedy
A sequence of brief notices lists visits among families in the Pequea and Lancaster area. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wertz hosting Milton Diem of Pequea, and a double funeral for William Trego and his son John after a railroad accident in Atglen, with local relatives present at nearby gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wertz
Milton Diem
Pequea
Lillie Moore
Gilbert
Lancaster
George Myers
Charles Lutz
Weldon
John Ream
Honey Brook
C. W. Edwards
Abraham Patton
Coatesville
Edith Keiser
New Holland
Emanuel Weaver
Ephrata
Elias Earl Martin
Hahnstown
Oscar Moore
Samuel, Patton
Leonard Hillard
William Trego
John
Atglen
Silo Proves Most Economical Forage Storage
The silo is the most economical equipment for storing forage. When space is considered eight times as much feed can be stored in a silo as in a haymow.
Blooming Spring Ornaments in City Markets
Readable fragments note spring blossoms including acs, show-balls, mock oranges and other flowers in bloom across local markets. No dates or clear events, but the items appear as garden and decorative offerings for the season.
What is Bread as War Ration Rules Change
The article explains how war time substitutes blurred bread meaning. It notes that after wheat flour restrictions were lifted, items sold as bread must be wheat flour based if within the food and drugs act, with substitutes clearly labeled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
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