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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
5
Readable fragment shows offerings for 6 acre western New Holland land with sandstone and timber, multiple used cars from 1920s including Buick Touring and Ford models, turnips for sale, and varied real estate ads in Stevens and New Holland areas. Names include MOSES B LAPP and J FRANK LUTZ.
Mennonite churches list service times across the day with morning sessions at several chapels, afternoon gatherings, and evening meetings including Lancaster Mission and Paradise Welh Mountain Mission. The schedule mentions 8 45 Sunday School and late preaching times at multiple communities.
A pair of American visitors attempted to lay wreaths at Robert Burns memorial on the Embankment marking the 120th anniversary of his death. Park staff questioned their lack of official permission and removed the wreaths, with the visitors later placing one before Lincoln’s bust at the Savoy hotel. They argued over permission to honor statues.
A national committee reports that most industrial jobs pose eye hazards and that 82 eyes were lost in supposedly safe sectors like merchandising farming and textiles. Metal manufacturing shows the highest nationwide injuries with coal mining leading in Pennsylvania and hand tools dominant in Wisconsin. A shipyard alone treated over 4300 eye cases in one year. The panel urges detailed records of injuries to fuel prevention efforts.
A reflection on justice by Thomas Carlyle arguing that justice remains the sole true and strong thing in a world of chaos and injustice. He dismisses as foolish the belief that there is no justice and notes that even widespread outrage and media noise cannot abolish true justice.
In New York at a banquet, railroad magnate Hale Holden shared a humorous railroad story. He recounted a 12 mile line famed for discomfort and dust where a late passenger quipped that the worst part was over as he exited, then answered a conductor with Madagascar as the final destination.
The fragment mentions a large quantity of beeswax imported from Abyssinia and discusses issues with the wording or handwriting. No clear dates or entities beyond Abyssinia and beeswax.
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