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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
7
In Skinnerville Abe Vangford dives into the river to save three young women stranded on a boat about to drift over a dam. He anchors the stern, guides the craft to safety, and brings the group to shore despite exhausting conditions. His townsfolk praise the brave act, while he downplays his heroism.
Washington June 22 description outlines widespread adulteration in foods and beverages. Mr Mann cites letters from German American extract works detailing liquor flavors and methods to fake products. He warns pepper fillers from tapioca, coffee substitutes, fruit extracts, and dyes, noting risks to health and deceptive weights in canned goods.
Heavy rain and lightning hit the area causing damage to a tobacco shed attached to John Nie Marnett’s barn though no major harm occurred. Martin Miller hosted a Saturday dinner with local families including Krelder Brubaker Spangler and neighbors from Weldhmansville and Marietta. Numerous visits and gatherings followed at various farms including Reidenbach Hinkletown and Fetterville. Adam Dickersheid welcomed a daughter, and tobacco farmers report replanting after floods.
Newton Sample of Philadelphia visited his brother Dr. H. R. Sample this week. Ruth Beam of Lebanon Valley College vacations with her parents. Church services Sunday evening feature God Out of Doors. Jr. O U A M initiates three new members Wednesday. W G T C, Strasburg M E B and Presbyterian groups hosted at Mr and Mrs Harry Keller’s home. Ladies Aid festival set for June 30 with La Park Band. all invited.
An old advertorial claims headaches mainly stem from indigestion constipation and torpid liver. It recommends Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy with instructions to take a dose after meals, noting pleasant taste no pain or griping and offering free samples from Dr David Kennedy's Sons Rondout N Y with large bottles priced at $1.00 at all druggists.
The Octorato Farmers Club held its fiftieth anniversary in Jacksons Grove opposite Bart Meeting House last Saturday with full turnout. Surviving charter member Joseph Brosius attended while Salisbury Orchestra played and Prof. Baker gave the welcome address. Carrie U Chambers read the organization history as papers were read by several farmers and a community dinner prepared by farmers wives was enjoyed by all.
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