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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
4
The passage urges cooperation among neighbors and merchants to improve local trade. It argues sharing resources, aiding sick harvesters, and encouraging stores to stock needed goods will promote home industry, more trading, and eventual town growth and prosperity.
The article warns that spring brush fires endanger rural areas and woodlands. It urges careful prevention and penalties for negligence in safeguarding others properties. It notes the time and money spent fighting fires.
When Admiral Byrd's returning party reached New Zealand the sight that stirred them most was trees after nearly two years without seeing them. The piece notes Icelanders living generations without trees.
Carla and Paul face a perilous escape in a shadowed crevasse as Paul plans a risky dash while Carla senses a warning spirit within and watches for his return. The fading light and looming danger set a tense, uncertain moment in their ordeal.
Paul survives a deadly avalanche and carries Carla from the debris to safety. Though she is badly hurt and paralyzed, doctors hope she will recover while Paul prepares to join Claire, whose loving telegrams push him toward a difficult future.
Claire confronts Paul with the truth that he loves Carla Haldan more than her and that Carla’s love drew him away, prompting Paul to confess in a tense, charged exchange. Claire asks for honesty and fatefully invites him to speak plainly about their fractured marriage and Carla’s hold over him.
A starry radiant light brightens her face as she exhales a breathless cry of joy. Blood flushes her cheeks and the tension drains from her body. They sit in silence, awaiting what comes next, the scene ending with to be continued.
Edison Electric Company announced a tariff reduction expected to save about $200,000 annually. The plan, prepared for filing with the Public Service Commission in Harrisburg, divides changes into four classes and takes effect May 1.
Mr. Emory S. Fair of 1125 Jefferson Street Washington testifies Konjola cured his seven year stomach trouble. He says meals cause gas and pressure, constipation, and faintness but after three weeks with Konjola his symptoms fade, appetite returns and weight increases. Konjola advertised as a systemic after meals remedy sold at L N Moyer's Lititz store and by regional druggists.
Lighting issues disrupt residents in private apartments and common areas, with domestic service and facilities affected. Officials assess impact on safety and daily routines as repairs proceed.
A tiny rose displayed in London aims to claim the title of the smallest bloom. The flower, barely the size of a buttercup, was shown amid a horticultural exhibit highlighting ultra miniature blossoms and precise cultivation.
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