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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
2
A collection of maxims on judging others and the afterlife. It notes that outward wealth and lineage do not define a person. The dying reflect on deeds, while the living may misjudge based on appearances. The lines contrast material status with inner virtue and honesty.
Farm Journal notes hogs perform far better when meat protein is added to corn rather than feeding plain corn. The same amount of corn yields more pork with a proteinized diet. This finding highlights the benefit of meat protein in hog nutrition.
Lancaster and Chester county businessmen met at Blue Ball to discuss a proposed trolley line from Blue Ball through Conestoga Valley to Morgantown and beyond including Phoenixville. If Chester County approves, construction could start within a year with freight and passenger service.
A World feature recalls Edgar street between Broadway and the Hudson near Rector street as an odd, unnumbered block with a locked door and fifteen steps, described as a queer thoroughfare in old New York. A separate item notes a Bordeaux professor's claim that dinner should precede work, making breakfast the heaviest meal.
The article notes headaches arise from many causes beyond cranial pain and warns against overusing heart-depressant remedies. It urges medical evaluation to identify the underlying issue and cautions lay usage can be dangerous, especially with heart weakness. James J. Montague in New York American.
The article urges readers to subscribe so distant relatives stay connected through news of visits marriages deaths and other life events. It emphasizes the paper as a low cost link costing $1.00 annually and compares it to a heartfelt letter that eases heartaches for those far away.
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