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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
3
The editorial column surveys crude thoughts and a pleasant evening mood, reflecting on cultural impressions and editorial voice. It notes the divergence between sharp critique and light reverie, offering a succinct literary aside.
Harry Lauder recounts experiences in trenches camps and hospitals in France. He notes a calm conviction among soldiers that death leads to a life beyond, fueling fearless fighting and resolve to win the war. He urges strict morality, perseverance, and personal excellence amid hardship.
A breezy and cheerful husband creates a mer ry, beautiful home worth working in. The wife, singing in her heart, finds renewal in the safety of his approbation and admiration as she awaits his return each night.
A rustic aphorism ponders women and flowers as heaven sent blessings. It notes youths wandering streets with cigars and spit, praises the daughter as the family flower who uses the family flour wisely, contrasts gifts to means, and likens a childless home to a garden with no flowers.
The article outlines three factors for house spending: initial cost, annual maintenance, and marketability. It ranks exterior wall materials from stone to wood and mixes, notes roof coverings, and explains that cheaper materials may incur higher upkeep while more durable options raise first cost but lower yearly maintenance.
The author urges thorough fire stopping in houses regardless of local laws. Using brick and cement, builders should seal partitions and stairways to confine a cellar fire and reduce need for firemen to breach walls. Shumway notes keeping drafts plugged helps keep flames localized.
The St Paul Pioneer Press opinion criticizes dictionary worship and says English gains words from usage not books. Writers resist new terms, often importing from French to fill gaps, while slang replenishes language, echoing Shakespeare’s root material.
The article discusses uncertain origins of Ince lace and contrasts its likely growth from embroidery with Italian and Flemish influences. It explains pillow Ince, height accuracy, and why needle point lace, made with one needle and thread, remains distinctive from machine reproduction.
Hertzler and family hosted Rev Kanffreth’s son and Dorothy at supper. Tarael Lichty hosted several guests from East Earl Churchtown Goodville and Honey Brook. Weather included a lightning strike on Nancy Zimmerman’s farm and a June fragrance day as residents attended Miss Elizabeth Lauseh’s funeral.
Mrs Lydia Kirchoff of 241 Lincoln Ave Lancaster Pa describes years of severe stomach pain gas and fainting spells. After using Tonall she reports weight gain improved appetite and no attacks, calling Tonall a complete remedy and urging others to try it. Tonall is sold at
Daniel E. Flory of the 154th Depot Brigade faced a court martial for defying the draft orders and not reporting for trainment to Camp Meade on April 26. He was sentenced to ten years in Fort Jay military prison after clemency reduced an initial twenty year hard labor term.
Edward P. De Haven of 366 East Main Street reports relief for a weak back kidney pains and irregular secretions after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Wm. M. Stauffer & Son's Drug Store. The testimonial appears in a New Holland paper advertisement from the Foater Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
W. Ks. Sproule and Jeri were appointed assistant cashier at the National Bank in Columbia. The announcement notes the pair joining the bank’s financial staff with responsibilities in daily operations and customer service.
A Sunday school meditation on Mark 14 17 26 and the Passover upper room events with Peter Judas and Jesus actions including the betrayer the washing of feet and the discourse from John 14 17. Emphasizes watch and pray in Gethsemane the arrest and Jesus yielding to Scripture and the Holy Spirit as guide.
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