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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Graybill Bruckhart hosted a large Elm area gathering Sunday with relatives from Manheim Elizabethtown Lititz Lebanon Campbellstown Schaefferstown and New Danville. Numerous couples and their children attended from nearby towns including Pax Volksy and Bomberger households.
An article explains arranging lamps and furniture to protect older eyes and boost illumination. It contrasts Betty and Granny seating, recommends two 60-watt bulbs per end table, light-colored shades, and ceiling reflections for balanced, glare-free lighting.
A meditation extols sensing Christ’s near presence and passion. It urges followers to imitate Jesus’s compassion, endure suffering for noble ends, and renew zeal for purer character, liberty of soul, and life. The piece links Holy Week with daily living and social justice, praying for purity and justice.
An old advertisement warns about kidney and bladder issues and promotes Cystex as a fast, safe treatment. It claims rapid vitality, a one week guarantee, and price details, urging readers to purchase at drugstores with a doctor’s prescription.
Mr and Mrs James McMullen and daughter Helen visited Penn on Sunday with the Foch family. Numerous neighbors from Em, Waldeck, Lebanon, Lititz, Ephrata and Manheim spent Sunday at various homes, including the Zells, Moyers, Ober, and Weachter families, with many children listed among the guests.
Advertises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a cure for weakness and thinness. Claims children and adults gain pounds within weeks, with a money back guarantee if no 3 pound gain in one month, and warns to refuse substitutes.
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