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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
3
Farmers learn pasture quality affects winter milk and weight. Well fed cows on poor pasture lose flesh and efficiency, while minerals especially calcium and phosphorus help recover dairy strength. Feed amounts should reflect production and pasture condition, with a varied ration and minerals to restore balance.
Ford Motor Company announces price reductions on 1934 Ford V-8 passenger and commercial models effective Friday June 15. Standard and deluxe Tudors drop 15 dollars while other body types fall 10 dollars. Roadster Phaeton and Cabriolet deluxe remain unchanged. The same V-8 engine and wheelbase apply across passenger lines. Also reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Kern of Honey Brook at Lancaster General Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Levi Conrad of Mail way announce the birth of a daughter on Monday June 25 Xlvs. The baby will be remembered as Pauline Wanner of this borough.
The piece surveys Roosevelt's extended honeymoon with Congress noting broad executive powers, the Reciprocal Tariff Act and measures affecting stock markets and commodities. It contrasts Republican gains with Democratic chances, cites car and business upturns, and mentions local social updates about Navy cadet Annapolis attendance and residents recovering from surgery.
The second compulsory motor vehicle inspection campaign begins July 1. During July August and September, old orange stickers must be replaced with red and blue ones. The Division of Safety urges owners to re inspect early to avoid earlier delays and higher accident risk.
The Muddy Creek Church Sunday school invites the Ringgold Band from Reading to perform at the seventy fourth annual picnic on Saturday August 4 in Harting woods East Cocalico Township near Swartzville Route 222. The event features Earl Heater as guest cornet solo and includes a marimba quartet brass choir and accordionist Mr Munda. The band plays 10 am to 6 pm.
The State Health Department regulates approximately 3500 roadside eating and drinking stands through inspections of sanitary facilities and health certificates for food handlers. Officials say regular visits and strict rules weed out unclean stalls and boost patron confidence as travelers demand higher hygiene standards.
Fire Marshal W F Traeger of the Pennsylvania State Police warns that every year hundreds are injured or killed by fireworks before and on the Fourth of July. He urges municipal bans on dangerous fireworks and parental supervision to reduce fatalities and property loss during Independence Day celebrations.
A pursuer followed the doe closely until she escaped into the woods, the chase ending with the animal slipping from sight.
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