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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
4
After three months with little enacted the House unanimously fixes April 21 as the final day for bill introductions. The move signals a push to finish the session, though major measures may still require conference action. The rural highways bill shows how quickly bills can advance when there is political will.
The article discusses public familiarity with earthquakes and the growing destructive potential as populations and buildings rise. It notes the distant hope that seismology could detect and predict quakes like storms, while acknowledging the complex, poorly understood causes that slow progress toward reliable forecasts.
A fragment urges discipline and lawful reins to guide four horses straight, invoking Warhange as narrator and a caution against aimless craving. The text reads as a metaphor on control, urging adherence to rightful limits in pursuit of direction.
A historic note describes the elk's powerful fore foot as capable of breaking a gray wolf with a single blow, illustrating the elk’s formidable defense in encounters with predators.
In a terse filing, Reever is named as a witness in the Vinehoster Star case. The record notes ongoing proceedings with reference to official testimony and related legal steps in the matter.
The United States leads in angora goat raising and mohair production with mohair velvet remaining the durable upholstery fabric. Mohair’s smooth fiber, high density of 4000 fibers per square inch, and acid dye uptake resist fading. moth resistance has improved, and colors and patterns vary from solids to two tone weaves and jacquard designs.
The article explains how the angora mohair goat yields fleece used to make velmo or mohair velvet. It highlights mohair’s durability, easy cleaning, and dyeing quality for upholstering cars, trains, aircraft, and home furniture, noting its resilience and cooling properties.
The text notes that Belgium did not exist before 1831 and that a monument at the national congress in 1831 was erected to commemorate the new kingdom. It adds the monument remains a notable Brussels sight.
A brief quote notes that comfort lies in avoiding vexing tensions and in cultivating small pleasures, since few great joys endure long. The speaker suggests prudence in nurturing simple satisfactions to sustain peace of mind.
The American Red Cross oversaw relief for over 1,000,000 people in 862 drought stricken counties across 20 states. Volunteers distributed seeds, kitchen gardens, and balanced meals, with school lunches and medical guidance. aid included carloads of food and clothing as teams worked with USDA and local agents.
R S Hecht of New Orleans argues against removing state charters and placing all banks under federal control. Hecht emphasizes local conditions, mutual benefits of dual codes, and that competition should be between banks, not laws, noting shifts between national and state charters and the value of choice and flexibility.
Noble County officials note terracing is vital for soil conservation and a local national bank donated five farm levels to help farmers. Machines are in use and interest among farmers is high. Two terracing schools were started for adults and 4 H Club boys.
An essay argues there is no innate snobbery in style and that any woman can become well dressed by studying herself. It cites choosing simple outfits with suitable texture and setting, using common sense and imagination when shopping, and notes confidence comes from smart presentation rather than money.
The piece extols salads and their dressings, noting French, Mayonnaise, and Cooked Dressings as foundations. It outlines recipe basics and variants like Ketchup, Parisian, Russian, Thousand Island, and Whipped Cream dressings, stressing ingredient quality and proper mixing.
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