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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
3
A children’s moral tale contrasts neglect and care with two incidents. A neglected canary dies after food lapse, and a boy’s fire starts from a forgotten match. In a later scene Mildred helps Mrs. Higby, who donates a dollar for foreign missions, prompting a spiritual reflection.
The piece notes how Japanese schools foster patriotism through sanctioned educational trips funded by students, with government rail travel and frugal living. It adds that ritual pilgrimages and historical culture shape modern schooling, while Western education sits lightly yet is resisted by inherited feudal perspectives.
Wiggle Tail, a shiny goldfish in a crystal bowl, becomes vain from constant admiration. Little Marjory keeps him as her special pet and tightly controls who feeds him and who changes his water.
A 1925 license requirement for auto drivers is highlighted in a campaign update. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but the notice emphasizes license enforcement starting soon and references a state or city program.
Atlanta officials report warrants charging Gutzon Borglum and J G Tucker with malicious mischief over destroyed Stone Mountain Confederate memorial plans and models. Borglum dismissed. bond sought at 225000 each. association seeks 80000 in damages and appoints new sculptor. Guards placed at mountain amid injunctions. contract canceled after 84 percent roughing and limited finished work to Lee’s head.
Samuel Laveman aged 387 years, of Seitzville, died at York Hospital from burns suffered when his clothing caught fire in a track walkers' shanty near Larue. Laughman reportedly slept and accidentally started the blaze. he fled to a nearby store burned head to foot. Negro lynched by mob near Benton after pistol confrontation with deputy sheriff. officials report outcome uncertain.
Fragmentary text mentions a plant in Japan with reference to April and a malfunctioning condition. Details are missing, making it impossible to determine the event, entities, or outcomes.
A casual visit of a war veteran led to diagnosing an eye affliction in a child linked to vitamin deficiency. A diet rich in nourishing foods and outdoor exercise, plus medical treatment, sped the child's recovery. State College experiments by Professor R Adams Dutcher and Miss Emma Francis study milk vitamin content and related condensing processes.
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