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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
7
Blood-testing of laying hens and hatchery stock helps reduce pullorum infection by eliminating carriers and improving chick vitality. Tests are not 100 percent accurate, and early mortality often stems from lung involvement. persistent, careful testing over years builds a stronger, more profitable flock.
Misses Gladys C Pool and Kathryn Jacoby entertained their Salem Reformed Sunday School classes at a Friday picnic at Wenger's Mill near Brownstown. Prizes went to Mary Virginia Cooper Miriam Kreiser Bertha Houser and Charles Sayres. refreshments followed. Present were Lois Groff Bertha Houser Irma Jane Kreiser Miriam Kreiser Ruth Cunningham Ruth Steffy Raymond Kendig Mary Landis Ruth Bryan Arlene Bryan Frances Grub and visitors Ethel DeWalt.
Two large American railroads have ordered pneumatic tired rail cars made of shot welded stainless steel. The new cars promise lower operating costs by one half to one third, along with speed comfort and durability, making them ideal for branch lines.
Pennsylvania sent four youths to the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington D C from June 15 to 21. Representing Lancaster Erie Clinton and Union counties were Miss Martha Hershey Miss Alberta Weber Thomas Fox and F Clay Erdley.
Public health writer urges accurate birth registration stressing its impact on schooling, contracts, voting, insurance, and citizenship. Officials note ten day reporting rule. registrars in counties record births at Harrisburg. Parents should verify and complete birth certificates to prevent future hurdles.
Dr. C. F. Noll professor of experimental agronomy and farm superintendent at the Pennsylvania State College left June 17 on a three month tour of agricultural experiment stations. He will travel west to California then north along the Pacific coast before returning to State College through the northern states.
A biographical sketch of Harriet Livermore, a renowned but controversial 19th century woman evangelist. The piece outlines her active preaching, outspoken views on the second coming, and public antics including a controversial lecture in Plymouth Massachusetts and a sale of pills during an address, all framed as a social portrait of a defiant era.
Worn floors ruin interiors but new flooring laid over old can quickly upgrade a home. Manufacturers supply thick flooring for modernization with various shades and finishes. Consult a local lumber dealer for cost estimates and contractor referrals.
The word hangar is of French origin meaning a shelter or shed. in English it refers to a shelter structure often used for aircraft or storage.
A concise directive urges constant effort to exceed expectations and meet higher standards. The maxim emphasizes proactive service and improving responses to fit challenging needs.
Dr C J Hollister of the State Health Department cautions that neglect leads to tooth loss and ill fitting dentures. He urges regular brushing three times daily and at least yearly dental visits to preserve natural teeth and avoid costly extractions.
Mrs Meatin plans a shower for Gladys Brisus, with the Brisus family recipe compiled. The text describes dessert preparation with custard tart shells, strawberry topping, and whipped cream, yielding six tarts, plus a detailed chocolate sauce method. It includes recipe ingredients such as pastry flour, sugar, butter, lard, milk, dried apricots, and chocolate.
The Department of Revenue announced a compulsory motor vehicle inspection period July 1 to September 30. All Pennsylvania owned vehicles must be reinspected. Brakes tires lighting and visibility are tested. Inspectors will check front end steering wheel play and wheel alignment. Headlamps reflectors and bulbs receive inspection and front and rear lamps are tested for proper operation. Inspection results affect only approval stickers upon compliance.
The Groffdale Mennonite Sewing Circle will meet Thursday evening June 30 at Mrs Frank E. Groff's home in Bareville.
Mrs. Aaron L. Groff of Bareville hosted the monthly Sewing Circle gathering at the Stump town Mennonite Church. The group quilted and socialized, completing one comfort. Mrs. Lincoln Andrews of Graffdale will host the July 12 meeting.
The Lancaster County Branch of the National League of Postmasters schedules a meeting for Thursday evening, June 30, at Ye Colonial Inne in Bare ville.
The Men's League of Zion Lutheran Church schedules a business and social meeting. Members are invited to attend the gathering at the church to discuss community activities and upcoming events.
Dr Theodore B Appel secretary of health warns Pennsylvanians about fireworks risks as tetanus deaths peak in July. He cites July 1931 as the month with the most lockjaw fatalities and urges careful use of blank cartridges firecrackers and high explosives during the Glorious Fourth.
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