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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1926
Page
6
The article quotes Hlius Parker Butler on eye contact and instinctive judgment at first meeting. It argues that a bank teller often trusts that initial signal and avoids cashing checks for strangers, as eye to eye can reveal truth before deception begins.
A busy housewife vows punishment for the children after they disturb the sewing room. The father reveals he hid and rearranged items as a playful payback, after she had cleaned his desk recently.
In a tense morning scene a commander methodically inspects ten soldiers then orders a shave and a haircut. The interaction focuses on discipline and exacting standards as he selects a man for service. Michigan Gargoyle.
Old English Game Barley Break was once common in England. Three couples played with three ground sections, the center called hell. Couples on the outside moved close to the central space to taunt the condemned couple while keeping one hand linked to their partner. When an outside couple was captured, they moved into the central space.
A pupil recounts a strange incident at school where a tiger attacked during class. The tiger pursued peppermint candy in the narrator’s pocket as a crowd watched. In the scuffle the speaker’s sums were wiped out and the moment turned into a chaotic, comic memory.
The temple at Jerusalem was completed in 1005 B C during Solomon's forty year reign. Soon after Solomon's reign, the Ten tribes revolted and formed the northern kingdom of Israel.
The women of the association advocate a regimen to appear beautiful and athletic. It calls for sixty hours of sleep weekly, eating only fresh fruit between meals, drinking a pint of milk daily, forty-five minutes of rest, and an hour of outdoor exercise each day.
Mahogany has long been the most valuable export of British Honduras. For over two centuries the forest product has driven the economy, shaping the island nation’s economic life around timber trade and related industry.
The Detroit News reports a likely world’s largest orchestra led by the rajah of Java, his personal organization with about 1,200 members. A key instrument is the gamelon, a percussion device praised by western listeners as beyond description.
An official water taster is employed by the Metropolitan Water Board of London to sample and test the city water used by about 7,000,000 Londoners daily. The expert chemist trains his sense of taste for the role and abstains from smoking and liquor to maintain accuracy.
A compact quotation argues that claiming to be the best possible person each day dishonors life and exposure of truth. It asserts that no day or life can truly match the ideal of maximal effort and virtue.
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