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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
7
A mother and father criticized for ignoring dental care by comparing their neglect to tribal practices. The piece stresses early first permanent molars appear at age six, require proper cleaning, and influence overall jaw development. It urges parental education, regular dental guidance, and respecting mouth health laws.
A miscellaneous shower honored newly married Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wenger at their Soudersburg home on Saturday evening. Attendees included Rev. Fred D. Pentz and numerous local couples and families, with Mrs. Wenger identified as Bernice Knosp previously of near Leola.
Beginning July 1 the Pennsylvania Bureau of Motor Vehicles will require direct factory or representative inspection and a brake test by state highway patrol for alterations increasing truck load capacity. A Form T-18A affidavit accompanies the application. a single trip authorization precedes a 72 hour brake test at a patrol substation.
A Delancey Pennsylvania motorist asked the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to send a replacement driver license and owners card, claiming he forgot how to spell his name. Officials could not locate the name in records, then asked the motorist for his license tag and driver’s license number to avoid data confusion.
Secretary Philip H. Dewey announced a rise of more than nine million dollars in Pennsylvania radios and parts value for 1933. Production rose about 43 percent from 1932 with radios and parts worth 30,823,300 versus 21,763,500 in 1932. Over 1,000 complete sets were built and roughly 9,000,000 radio tubes produced. Employment reached 8,116 with wages of 8,392,300, while invested capital grew to 16,732,500 from 10,362,600 in 1932.
The article notes salt as a money medium predating the gold standard and its key role in ancient commerce. It highlights decrees by Indian conquerors, salt cakes used as payment, and trade routes extending from Palmyra to Syrian ports and across the Sahara. It also mentions Italy's Via Salaria salt road from Ostia to Sabine lands.
Swans in the moat of the bishops palace at Wells Somerset learned to ring a bell for bread by pulling a rope. A daughter of a bishop taught them nearly a century ago, and each new generation of cygnets continues the feeding practice by bell ringing when hungry.
R. K. Reitz chiropractors announces office hours on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Post Office Building in New Holland Pennsylvania.
Wayne S Martin offers notary services in Goodville Pennsylvania with careful attention to estates conveyancing real estate wills deeds mortgages desking sales automobile license applications and related insurance bonds titles and workers compensation matters.
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles urges motorists to license now at the full annual rate for 1934. State patrols will crack down on unlicensed vehicles with arrests likely in July. Owners without licenses have two choices: obtain a 1934 license immediately or risk arrest by using old or improper plates.
Bowmansville hosts a carnival on Saturday evening June 30 with a jug band from Adams Town providing music. A Bowmansville picnic occurred that day on the Lutheran and Reformed church lawn with Powstown band supplying the tunes.
The article lists butter production, fruit availability, and menu ideas from the Quaker Maid. It promotes various fruits like strawberries and raspberries and provides sample menus including Roast Lamb Shoulder with Creamed Carrots and Jellied Fruits, plus Very Special Dinner options with Melon Parsley Potatoes and Fresh Peach Bavarian.
Dr Theodore B Appel of Pennsylvania cautions against excessive sun exposure and sunburn as sun worship grows. He notes many parents overestimate tanning benefits and warns that prolonged sun may harm skin, urging gradual exposure and protective measures.
A note lists participants including Mrs Clarence Stambauch Mr Joan Bar Katheryn W Pedion of E Whatmore and Alta Wormer. Mentions a funeral will be held at Jules Longabach's grave per the New Holland Clarion. Subscription price noted at $1.25 yearly.
A report from the Pennsylvania Bureau of Mercy Vehicles notes the vehicle is on watch by state police, municipal forces, and patrolmen, with similar agencies alerted in numerous other states as authorities seek the car.
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