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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
17
A historical lesson on Genesis events emphasizes Esau and Jacob's forgiveness. It covers Jacob fleeing after deception, his confrontation with Esau, and the divine guidance that led to reconciliation at Jabbok. The study underlines loving kindness, forgiveness, and reconciliation as key themes.
A fragment quotes G H Morrison on wandering without stars. It suggests instability and aimless travel in a trackless wilderness. The line emphasizes the need for guidance or direction to avoid drifting.
Short column notes how ill thoughts travel like a serpent, leaving a subtle trail of impact through communities and personal relations as rumors spread. It cautions readers about the lasting effects of negative talk and intent.
A cryptic remark speaks of fear and divine plan with an air of foreboding. The speaker claims knowledge of futures determined by God and avoids asking about what lies ahead.
A local plumbing firm advertises the latest fixtures for new homes. It promotes its display as showcasing choices and notes skilled mechanics ready to install fixtures for perfect satisfaction.
Clarence Yeaple of York R D ate 24 hard boiled eggs in 25 minutes to win a bet and claim the title of champion hard boiled egg eater in York county. He issued a challenge to all comers with loser paying for the eggs. He noted prior feats of eating two quarts of ice cream and 18 bananas. The same week, Eagle rank badges were presented to four Gettysburg Boy Scouts.
Public sale to be held on Saturday June 12 1926 at the residence in Reading township about 4 4 miles north of Hampton along the State Highway. Items include Acme 2 horse western wagon McCormick mower grain drill plow harrows harness heater stove and various articles. Sale starts at 1 oclock p m terms announced by William C Weaver and agents.
Pomeroy's Department Store introduces a two hour free parking option for customers spending 2.00 or more, in cooperation with the Down town Garage at Fourth and Chestnut. After two hours a 5c hourly charge applies for extra time, with car check stamps and packages delivered to the garage for pickup.
She visits Pomeroy's to have her car check stamped then enjoys leisure time at the Bridge Luncheon or the theater.
An attendant at the new Information Booth inside the Fourth Street Entrance helps tourists and visitors with Pomeroy's Parking Service. The booth offers timetables road maps schedules of steamship lines and general Harrisburg community information including the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia.
An important notice announces new Saturday closing time from June 5 and every Saturday thereafter the store will close at 6 pm. This change affects customers planning weekend visits and operations.
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