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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
1
The notice from Clarion Printing House outlines payment terms for a year at 34 Gi with year-end charging, six months at 50 cents, and three months at 25 cents prepaid. It warns that failure to notify discontinuance ends implies continuation and offers a free verse to subscribers who recruit five new yearly cash subscribers.
A compilation of estate settlement and legal notices with attorneys at law in Lancaster and Chester counties. Includes agents for Penn Mutual Fire Insurance and multiple auctioneers offering estate and real estate services plus attendance in English and German. Independent telephone lines and local offices noted for New Holland and nearby towns.
Local store touts new stock of Fruits and Vegetables canned goods. Offers Boston Baked Beans, peaches, and other items at very low prices to attract buyers.
The narrator describes a hurried tour of the Pan American Exposition highlighting the Bridge of Triumph, esplanade, government and forestry buildings, and the grand electrical tower. They note ornate Spanish American architecture, canal and lake scenes, Midway exhibits, horticultural displays, and international pavilions with Canada and Mexico especially prominent.
An East Barh township store opened by Agailis jiostiastar is noted in historic records. Sorrel dforse is mentioned in association with the location and local trade.
A local notice describes a woman in Kirkin who suffered a running sore that doctors could not heal. Bucklens Arnica Salve reportedly cured her completely, claiming effectiveness on mange, corns, sores, boils, bruises, and skin distastes. The claim appears in Staulfer's store advertisement.
On Saturday afternoon around 3 o'clock George W L Kinzer was helping to move heavy timber at his lumber yard on Britmmer Avenue when the timber slipped and fell on his left foot bruising it badly. The injury was mitigated by him being in a slightly lowered position.
Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster hosted commencement week with 41 alumni and friends attending reunions and literary feasts. The graduating exercises occurred on Thursday as the class numbered thirty nine.
Ezra Ranek of Bar township died near his parents' home about 13 southeast of the borough on Thursday in the nineteenth year of his age. Kidney troubles developed after a prior winter illness and caused his death. The funeral and interment will be held at Ravick church.
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