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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
7
A river journey along the Yangtze reveals Chinese junks with cross slick sails, floating log rafts, and house boats. The writer notes river piracy near Yangtse and the Chuncho gunboat engagement, plus floating islands, farmers on islands, and monasteries perched on cliffs along the waterway.
The narrative describes the Yangtse Kiang as a major Chinese river navigating six provinces over 3000 miles with vast trade significance. It notes origins in Tibet, the Chang Kiang name, and wide valley geography, plus a voyage from Hankow to Kiukiang with observations of Chinaware markets, cane juice, and river scenery. It also mentions a fog collision near Kinkiang, a British liner voyage, and bandit activity near Wuchang affecting local towns.
In Caernarvon Township remnants of old mills are mostly ruined while a single plant still uses power. The writer recalls acres near Goodville from 1734, tracing families like Evans and Stauffer, early church benefaction, and Civil War pensioners. He describes Weaver’s spring houses, Beartown farms, and local residents including Captain John S. Rodgers and community memories.
An aging and smoking method enhances ham flavor. The article notes that extended cure and smoke exposure improve texture and taste, with hints of traditional techniques shaping the final product.
The week offers three easy menus featuring fresh fish and affordable options. Suggested dishes pair vegetables with cheese or eggs, and fruit desserts include cantaloupe honeydew melons pineapple strawberries and more. Quaker Maid menus include Pan-browned Chopped Beef Roast Veal Lamb and Roast Lamb with side dishes and desserts.
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