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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
8
The speaker argues that true capital is in one’s body health hands and skills not cash. Wealth grows from work and prudent use of the capital already given, not from waiting for luck. Start with any available job, do it well, and manage what you have to gain more. End with advice about personal trouble and resilience.
WATVILLE residents visit relatives in Lancaster while others gather for church services at Christ's Episcopal Church tomorrow morning. Local illness reports show Mrs. David P. King convalescing under Dr Hoffman care. Potatoes priced at 75 cents per bushel. Several residents travel to Farmersville. tobacco housing completed by area growers. Miss Edith Buckwalter wed Robert Miller in Intercourse on Saturday.
A full schedule describes worship at Trinity Lutheran Reformed Church and multiple congregations in New Holland Leola Bowmansville Graffdale and surrounding areas. Services include morning and afternoon preaching Sunday schools Luther Leagues and mid week meetings with various pastors and times.
The text urges concealment of private misfortune and focuses on prudence. It contrasts hiding sorrow with moral self-control and warns against exposing private faults to the world. It then advocates self discipline, prudent spending, and pride in integrity and individuality.
Varieties mention September, school start, cider from White Hall and Blue Ball canneries, Doerr's oysters, and Doerr's cafe fare. Advertisements invite real estate sales, news tips, and calendar ads. A nostalgic, community page blends light prose with local business notices and openings.
Rinck, a Churchtown merchant for fourteen years, sold his goodwill and fixtures to F. S. Weaver of Bellwood Blair County. Weaver will take charge October 1 and Rinck plans to move into the Equire White home in Churchtown, purchased last fall.
The opening of gunning season for ducks doves rail and reed birds drew many hunters on Tuesday with plentiful dove reports indicating a strong start for waterfowl season across the region.
A serialized list of upcoming sales published to Cyanion detailing numerous estates and properties across Earl Berks and Lancaster counties. Items include 26 acre tracts, 84 acre farms, house and barn plans, livestock lots, and carload shipments of horses and cows scheduled from September 5 to October 1, with bidders and executors named.
Alvin Weaver twelve year old grandson of Bishop Benjamin Weaver has returned home from St Josephs Hospital where he was treated after a cider mill accident on August 4. His left hand suffered severe injuries with most fingers amputated except the small one. He received about a hundred souvenir cards from friends while in hospital and asks through the Clarion to thank his many well wishers.
A fragment suggests a discussion on fighting or chance connected to the average woman. The readable text hints at a social or gender topic without clear events or names.
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