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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
3
Marcia resists going to Sunday school as Evelyn leaves for church. Evelyn defends strict Sunday duties while Marcia contemplates rest and quiet reading at home. The clash reveals contrasting views on Sabbath obligations within a rural family.
Clyde and Edwin, neighbors in a snowy Northern state, build tall snow walls for tag games. Balls disappear between yards, stirring claims of cheating. The mystery deepens until Clyde’s three year old brother Bobby is seen carrying a white ball back toward Clyde’s wall, hinting at innocent mischief.
A farmer and his wife clash over prayer and food as hired men return hungry. The wife remarks that one can live without prayer as well as without eating. The husband concedes and asks for breakfast, pledging prayer afterward.
Articles claim the Pennsylvania Game Commission aims to gain compensation for its members. The board insists no pay is sought and notes time and effort expanding with growing duties. The Wells bill clarifies spending and travel expenses and covers fur bearing animal purchases for propagation efforts.
A young man recalls a sailing voyage and explains that wind from the side or quarter fills all sails and steadies progress. He likens head winds and adversity to character building forces that give balance and keep to the right course, noting prosperity alone cannot sustain the long voyage.
Father Thomas P. Buyden testifies in U S district court about a conspiracy to sell easy prison jobs. The witness says $10 500 was paid for favorable assignments and that other named figures received soft jobs after admission to the Atlanta federal penitentiary.
Richmond Virginia Judge Frederick W Sims 63 president of the Virginia supreme court of appeals shot himself in his hotel apartment after a nervous breakdown. He had been ill for weeks and was planning travel to Florida. The coroner reported despair over health as the sole cause.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Southern planter and mentions girls in an unclear context, with multiple stray quotes and incomplete phrases. No coherent event or names are readable to establish a factual news item.
The Civil Service Commission notes recent Lancaster and other cities exams for home economics teachers and principals for the Indian Service failed to secure enough applicants. Examinations will be held again on March 11. Interested persons should contact the Civil Service Board at the local post office for details and blanks. The North Carolina Legislature has passed a bill to halt the steep grades on high.
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