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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
4
A compilation notes calm official posture amid San Francisco hoodlum attacks on Japanese individuals. It quotes statements from Japanese officials and experts on public health and food, referencing figures like Professor Wiley and W T Stead, and reports local crime including a serious assault case in Terre Hill. Public notices for a sermon in Lancaster and an invitation about Budweiser at the Styer House are also mentioned.
Israel H Johns of Upper Leacock died suddenly at his son's Mech anicsburg home of heart disease in his eighty sixth year. Survived by three sons David 8 Lancaster H Stanton Leola and Howard A. Funeral at Howard A s home in Mechanicsburg. Dr Henry FE Muhlenburg Lancaster physician died of heart trouble aged 58. Hannah Hertzog died at age 61 from dropsy. Martin B Sensenig of Martindale died age 23. Reuben L Landis of Upper Leacock died at 61 from multiple illnesses. Mrs Harry B Johnson died of consumption aged about 21. Emanuel Moses Baltimore horseman died at 48. He was a Lancaster Elks member.
A severe rain storm hit after 9:30 pm on Thursday with torrents lasting most of the night. Lightning struck the large willow tree at the residence of Mrs. D. B. Shaub on West Main Street.
B M Roseboro's carriage works in South Hermitage remains busy as the full staff works flat out, with orders piling up and no time to fill all requests. Additional help would be hired if it could be obtained.
In Ammon town carpenter Abram Patton has built a handsome new horse for himself at his home in Ammon.
Nervousness causes misery and unrest but can be aided by Cooper's New Discovery. A reader testimonial from Mrs. W. J. Schaurer of Louisville credits the medicine with improved digestion, appetite, and sleep after two bottles, claiming relief from fatigue and nerves.
Assistant Post Master Levi F. Tally maintains near perfect punctuality with only a half hour off in nine months. A B Groff begins carpenters on his Diller Avenue tobacco shed project after foundation walls completed this week. H F B Rutter & Brother report a prepaid carload of course salt sold before delivery. George S Ltownsley sang a solo at Trinity Lutheran praising a place "Mine Eye Hath Seen" admirably. Bees swarmed on James P Davie’s walnut tree but the Queen was missed and the swarm returned by morning. New Holland borough school board set the coming year’s tax at 3 mills and praised thrift in the county. School opening is scheduled for Monday, September 2.
Pabst Milwaukee beer touted as the best in the market with emphasis on its cool appeal at the Styer House, a local venue highlighted in the promotion.
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