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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
7
Kidney disease is not selective and stems from kidney trouble. Signs include weariness, sleeplessness, backache, and stomach pain. Use GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules to soothe inflammation and fight germs. Take as directed and continue thereafter to maintain health. money back if ineffective.
Mrs. Gaven of Marchwood near Scranton credits Tanlac with ending her indigestion and weakness. She says she slept better and felt like a different person after taking Tanlac, and explains she recommends it due to her belief in helping others as she would be helped. The Tanlac bottle bears the J. I. Gore Co. name and is sold by L. N. Moyer, a local druggist.
Otto Olson of the USDA predicts a tobacco boom for growers as export shipping resumes. He cites European demand, price timing before April first, and experiments in Florida Texas and Connecticut. Olson discusses testing methods, nicotine levels, fertilizer mixes, and notes Lancaster County growers’ group plus a $1 million W C T A fund to combat the tobacco trade.
In Chester county near Hast Nottingham many farmers will grow surge cane this season to make sorghum syrup. Theodore Woollens will build a mill and boiling house for the purpose. During the Civil War molasses and syrups were high priced and cane cultivation spread. The father of Mr Woollens had a similar plant and did well. With prices up again cane growing may spread to other areas.
While digging on his Bald Wagle farm Larry Midred uncovered two large clay pockets with eight foot depth containing lively hoppers. The discovery puzzled observers as to how toads survived such depth. Witnesses include Farmer Wdrad Mrs FP and M Charleston of Eizabeth town. Nearby garden plants showed new potatoes from mild winter growth with good flavor.
State game protection plans to trap live deer in Clearfield and other central counties and relocate them to preserves statewide. Under Field Superintendent Kelly the operation seeks to augment western preserves this spring with potential land purchases awaiting legislative authority. The effort follows releases of about 8000 pheasants statewide and hopes for incoming quail from Mexico, with sites for liberation to be discussed.
Over several days the local health board records 32 cases of plomaine poisoning with an investigation linking 27 cases to lemon mer ingie pie from a single bakery. The city chemist analyzes ingredients while the baker halts pies. Five cases arise from other causes. the baker was unaware of contaminated ingredients.
State Veterinarian C J Marshall told farm bureau that hog cholera in Lehigh County is more serious than elsewhere with sixty farms affected and urged immediate quarantine. He cited losses of $600,000 last year from the disease and proposed prohibiting sales of hogs in several counties unless animals are inoculated.
A flock of sheep on Dr. Tf C0 Detweiler’s Fairmount farm doubled in size over the last week. Lambs appear especially fine this winter and spring, and the shepherds note good luck with their lambs.
A historical notice proclaims the Lancaster Court of Common Pleas will begin a jail delivery and general sessions on the third Monday in April 1910. Officials are urged to attend with rolls records examinations and memories to perform duties and prosecute prisoners in the Lancaster County jail.
A blacksnake climbed a tree to a 14 foot height on the William Nacy farm in North Codorns township York County. After being chased by a dog whose barking attracted attention the reptile was killed with a can.
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