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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
7
A religious lesson notes Jacob’s return from exile to face Esau after deceit at Jabok. It links Jacob’s spiritual breakthrough at Bethel to reconciliation with Esau and emphasizes forgiveness and brotherly love under God’s covenant.
A compact verse of moral reflection. The speaker cites wandering Ife and Morrison style musings on guidance, stability, and foretold outcomes. An arrow may fly unseen yet ill thoughts persist, while tomorrow remains undared to ask for best. God has already spoken what shall be.
Our Specialty offers the latest plumbing fixtures and displays to inspire choice. Skilled mechanics stand ready to install fixtures for perfect satisfaction in new homes.
Clarence Yeaple of York R D 8 ate 24 hard boiled eggs in 25 minutes Thursday night to claim victory and a bet. He challenges all comers and notes he has eaten two quarts of ice cream at once and once ate 18 bananas. The piece also mentions Eagle rank badge presentations for four Gettysburg Troop 3 Boy Scouts and lists the new Eagle scouts Howard Stauffer David Heaser Norman Wesmak and David Stoner.
The undersigned schedules a public sale on Saturday June 12 1926 at his residence in Reading Township about a mile north of Hampton along State Highway. Items listed include a hay horse, farm implements, a McCormick mower, grain drill, harrows, wagon, harnesses, and various horse gear.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p m with terms announced by Wm Ensor auctioneer Chronister clerk. Includes double heater Acuta Andes coal stove and numerous pipes among other articles not listed.
A new Pomeroy's Parking Service allows shoppers spending 92 dollars or more to park free for two hours at the Downtown Garage on Fourth and Chestnut. After purchase, items are sent to the garage, where patrons retrieve them on return, with trained white attendants and a 5 cent hourly charge for extra time.
An attendant at the new Information Booth near the Fourth Street Entrance answers questions about Pomeroy's Parking Service. Tourists and visitors obtain timetables maps schedules of steamship lines and general Harrisburg and Sesqui Centenn ial Philadelphia information.
The notice announces that starting Saturday evening June 5 the store will close every Saturday at 6:00 PM. It warns customers to plan purchases accordingly and notes this is effective immediately.
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