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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
14
An old fashioned advertisement touts Tiz for immediate foot relief and removal of corns and bunions. It claims cast off pain and swelling with a few cents per box, a one year comfort guarantee, and lists D. E. Myers of East Berlin and P. M. Sterner of Granite Warehouse as sellers.
The lesson outlines Cornelius as a Roman officer, his piety and charity, and the divine preparation for expanding the gospel to Gentiles. It details visions given to Cornelius and Peter, the meeting with six witnesses, Peter’s sermon on salvation through Jesus, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit as a new Pentecost, followed by Peter’s vindication of his Gentile ministry.
Associate judge candidates include F X Colgan of McSherrystown and M A Garvin of Gettysburg both subject to the Democratic Primary on September 20, 1927. For County Treasurer George W Reichle of Gettysburg and Milton R Rewyvel face the same primary date and process.
A fragment lists candidates for county and local offices in Conewago, Latimore, Reading, Liberty, Straban, and other townships. Names include James It Devine, Oliver Sanders, S L Allison, Robert Fisher, H G Shryock, Harry Sheely, John A Stambaugh, Calvin Rosyweith, and B F Bixler among others, with primary date September 20 1927.
Dr. RR A Turvey argues banks close after balance is correct and Christians close each day after adjusting accounts with God. his remark links fiscal and spiritual discipline in a concise contrast.
A compact note on the value of maintaining a positive outlook during daily affairs. It emphasizes resilience and the payoff of optimistic thinking over time.
Betty J. Wampler five year old twin of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wampler of York died Friday morning after a head injury from a porch bannister fall. Despite multiple calls at 10 o clock Thursday night for a family doctor, no one arrived until 12 o clock when Dr J H Howard said aid was beyond reach.
Miss Helen M. Leschey daughter of Mr and Mrs William Leschey Blue Gables served as a bridesmaid in the Darlington Seminary fashion show held Thursday afternoon.
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