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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1908

Page

6

The Sunday School Lesson on John Nineteen

A 1905 commentary notes Jesus carried the cross after rejection by Jewish rulers, praising God’s patience. It reflects on Simon of Cyrene’s help, the women weeping, and the skull place, asserting redemption through Christ. It cites forgiveness from the cross, prophetic fulfillments, and calls for faith renewed in hardship.

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Obituaries and Trials Mark May News Browned by Loss and Legal Trouble

Obituaries note the deaths of Walter Wyckoff in Princeton aged fifty, Detroit financier Smith W. Ketchum from a cab accident, and others. Courts report Edward Boeck’s jewelry theft plea with six to seven year term, plus Jennie Blunt’s four year sentence for shooting a lawyer.

Walter Augustus Wyckoff A. M Princeton University Princeton N. J Edward Boeck New York Smith W. Ketchum Detroit Buffalo N. Y Boston Europe Tillman Taft Superior Wis United States Steel Corporation Edward B. Deacon Mount Holly John P. Palmer Dyersburg Tenn Metcalf D. Evans Atlantic Fleet General Board of the Navy Jennie Blunt Charles M. Sanford Brooklyn Auburn United States Samuel Douglas McFinery Louisiana Frank FE. Ferguson Hagerstown Bureau of Engraving and Printing Cortelyou Lehigh Valley Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Caledonia John E. McGaughey Board of County Commissioners Indianapolis Ind the Commissioners Comptroller of the Currency Percy G. Marling Montreal Manhattan New York City Chicago Laurinda Collins Whitney Henry M. Whitney William C. Whitney Brookline Mass Joe Gans Battling Nelson San Francisco Fred Grothe Lincoln Salina Kan Gary

Making Good and Dr Pierce's Medicines Enduring Popularity

The text extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies as long-standing, effective treatments for weak stomach liver and blood conditions. It defends their proven composition, warns against substitutes, and notes a strong reputation spanning over two decades with broad consumer trust. It highlights Pleasant Pellets and rejects alcohol content in the tonics.

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Ladies Auxiliary Monthly Meeting Report

The Ladies Auxiliary held their regular meeting at Mrs. W T Shaub's home with eight members present. The secretary's report was approved, a Brownstown auxiliary organization committee reported completion, and Mrs. E F Diller shared a hospital visit update. The meeting adjourned with the next gathering planned at Mrs. Anna Rutter Borton's home.

Ladies’ Auxiliary W. TL. Shaub Brownstown EF. Diller Mra Anna Rutter Borton

Philadelphia and Baltimore Grain and Dairy Quotations

Philadelphia markets show flour prices at 3.85 to 5.90 per 4 and 4.20. Rye flour firm 4.50 to 4.60 per barrel. Wheat No 2 red western 1.00 to 3.03. corn 84 to 85c. oats 58 to 59c. hay 17.50 to 18. pork 18.50. beef hams 25 to 26 per barrel. poultry live hens 13.13 to 14.44c. dressed fowls 14c. butter 26c. eggs 19 to 21c. potatoes 88c per bushel. Baltimore wheat No 2 spot 1.01 to 1.02% and 0.96% to 0.96 B. corn 71 to 75c. oats 59 to 60c. butter 19 to 26c. eggs 15 to 16c.

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Market summaries from Philadelphia cattle and produce report

The Philadelphia market news notes limited activity with prices generally down on beef cattle and steers topping at 63 to 70 cents per hundred pounds for best lots. Calves remain steady amid fair demand, cows ease, and lambs and sheep show slight softness with wooly stock in modest demand. Hogs and hog products are quoted in the lower ranges as shipments move from Lancaster and Illinois yards.

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Live Stock Markets Pittsburg Yard Cattle And Sheep Prices

At Pittsburg Union Stock Yards cattle held steady with choice at 6.75 to 7. prime 36.45 to 6.65. Sheep declined with prime wethers 5.00 to 5.10, culls and common lower. Calves around 5 to 6 dollars per 100 pounds. heavy and light Yorkers varied near 5.50 to 6.00.

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