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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1932

Page

7

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Brings Liver Bile Relief

An old advertisement urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile daily, claim relief from sour digestion and headaches, and prevent decay in the bowels. The ad stresses liver health and cautions against other laxatives, styling Carter's as harmless and effective.

Carter

Tree Planters Active and Farm Notes Mixed

A quirky farm calendar blends farm tips with scattered quotes and notices. It highlights record applications for tree planting, brooder care, milk hygiene, annual flowers, fruit tree fertilization, and balcony garden ideas while weaving in assorted anecdotes and European observations.

Temples of wood face durability questions in historic note

A fragmented report argues wooden Chinese temples are rarer and less lasting than marble or granite structures. An odd remedy from a patient suggests holding breath long enough may end a hiccup, reflecting quirky health lore.

Nat G Ghinese Ohio

Summer Mesh Fashions Lead 1932 Wardrobe Trend

In 1932 mesh fabrics by Emma Lou Fetta highlight durene cotton for sportswear and town wear. Durable cool mesh appears in blouses and dresses suitable for golf tennis and country life with a tailored luncheon look. The illustrated dress uses a blue Patou inspired Series shade with a distinctive scarf collar and cowl neck.

Emma Lou Fetta New York Patou

First Woman Hikes Pikes Peak in 1859

The Colorado Springs chamber of commerce credits Mrs. Holmes of Lawrence Kansas as the first woman to climb Pikes Peak in 1859. Her feat marks a notable early ascent noted by local archival history.

Colorado Springs

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