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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented wartime column reflects a runner’s pace against hardship, noting endurance, discipline, and resolve. It weaves personal memory with global conflict, hinting at exhaustion yet steady forward motion through days of strain.
The Internal Revenue Bureau released 1923 income figures showing net personal income taxable in 1924 reaching 26.39 billion dollars, a new high and up nearly 3 billion from 1920 and over 5 billion above 1922. New York led with 1,221,654 returns totaling 4.87 billion. Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey follow in income and returns. The report notes a 25 percent rate reduction in 1924 for certain payments and predicts 1924 totals may approach 30.9 billion, justifying further rate cuts. Rodeo gains: first National Roundup and World Championship Rodeo set for Chicago August 15–23.
Five Philadelphia Common Pleas Courts are processing about 200 divorces a month, with lax residency rules and broad grounds. Lawyers advertise quickly secured divorces at around $100 a case, and judges note that youthful marriages and desire to remarry drive the surge.
The note expresses sincere thanks to kin neighbors and friends for support and kindness during a time of loss. The writer seeks continued goodwill and appreciation for recent acts and said sentiments.
Early hay cutting boosts dairy milk and cattle health with clover best near full bloom. Pennsylvania State College leaflets offer weed control tips. Bird health signals require checking for a shriveled comb. Spraying potato plots with Bordeaux mixture boosted yields in a 1923 1924 study of 400 bushel club members.
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